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Moj u liJL 1 Ufcfl am
atLASU lriixs, &PHLL tM
Joi; PRINTING.
1'? .; 4.1. ... A s ,!-; Ml If 9
aft tOMf uf fflMM U liaeiofi
Ail rUr et Um suxUx.M will
imim tifia(il aateutauA.
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO
TKe total Circulation of tre Morn
,ntf Tilatm lt eeK ae 10.9 7
THia eoriAg'e edition coU" i.ooi;
MfiM
a
Weetne reliCt0e.
AflMi Fo tte tVif
1 jM-i rtUM. irtl cfcrfuiy eaalhar
venala eiatiai 4mfcUy niwr; ia U
annae rm ttVtam ilMMun1 tu4uwtJ b rv
law w optjra oatntm itoru ni
fHrtl U tullowml by ruiu fmrouMster.
-
TOWN IALK
&ibri wil nr K.wer oeAi
tie uignt
TW Miefcitfaa ' iiirni fey au- wa in U-e
Hviu na r . raitfued in Pil
Tu Hr. aU Mr. Usury LMwWy ut
ltUii .irei. xu euftt youa4 ir1.
lite Ur nrr Jrt b eipCWi fa
rM it i --a. - pitxu mo time
fc w
I'wo dauree. r nuiteU in th ircuit
O.u.t .. .f- : i, .-. if - re.! :u aaother
D Mwikwi uuouee -i-iiirtct, rueh
rwnlhr-. til bai u utioui kin iu bipd-ttae
Th eMMaM ;mH eruunti the rtgulu
Muutau s nui euiip ar for the laet tine
rC- I ' i.U HttUt
( t.,4r ( 'i u "uuiuier
lret. 'A ... !,
THm OrauJ Kptls KlMM r" "" is
repel- i nortt ver the other
4ui. urkhM i ' a--
.j .i i . : :ty m authority
tut the nUtr.iMUt that the bad waters of
Planter raeJt tfe foil of brook trout.
TH 4mwuu tettw r Jut; thr ifovt-niuieut
on Vtay i and beititf paid in at I'oileCtor
Watlaiu't'odifa at the rate of about
ter (lay
Tha May tarn of the Cteaaol I irt betfini
aeit Moatuajr- Tata calendar i in tka kaada
r . pmntor, mtl wtUba onion Thursday
or r rainy.
t'alnek Uotfan knm no other way to oel
6rie the rral fintmk' birthday" than
by 4tti!i; 1: tu. and ha wa run in aariy
laat vet.iu
r . r . .-1 ..iul. boiter..u:. tuJ
. Mthodwt Chnn-h
at 8-' ii u ' iii-i 1 ii ! $- nd cent for
.t iu J .-'!. v "art ywterday.
(n lh ltitt of thM to be cooflrtnad at
M irk 'rmrch, aa pnbtteheil m th- . '
of Handay. trie name of Mial Alhe Tinkam
wh ifivMn. It shook! be Mr. F. A. Winejfnr.
lw fuuerl ei ioe of Mm. Jane Mnlhern.
ajAfj ,r k. . ; '.: ilka, will ba hrld at the
family re-i : " " H- n " "f. thi- ftr-
nooa at - aaMt Uev. I. Uattarflald wBdat-iufc-
I'hare will xuA lie o many pieoan of land
4..JJ for taiee on Monday next aa are adrar
tmmi. Man ownem are paymrf the tale to
the County Treanirer. with ounte of adrer
lii iitt t.
a eoanplunaatary oonoert will be tnrvii
Mm Vnnia Miller 4otue time J inn; May .
Mn Mill tutr -tiiown M"-f.u v rotici
vutliniKt. anl Mai proceed will be tued m
pnrnntf for her furth-r instruction.
Attha - nr. id meetina of the I'hii
f1tr !,. .! . .fty. the old -
eleeted. .xiv.pt the hbririsii. who hat not
bee a imiu.hI I i: i ry pron
Ijt i- nditiori. wi'r. money m it treii--ry.
11,. ( ierui inii tl rn Quartette, a new uiu
teaal ortranization. oompoead of Frank
, , r H-i .r. U.ut-. Martin and
4'hirlf rii!i-er. rfiiderel ome ry tin
aaaaaa at seraocart at Arbeiter Hall. huud.i
nurht.
l . . the artist, haa bean
obliged t nP her studio rer Hartman''
gallery -u w .w r tronble witb
VI - : i'-' i- i thorouf!
S.
d. rstnrned yr-terday
mveutioti of railroad
went apon an etenr
itmn f -- " -l-i.i'T'.-
t xu.l ..f ' I
of aaami 1
earhinr vwi
Caalawni v
hatoNM
wm mm
A aaw of h
amUl tx
Oraml Rapid
aim waa axp
ones, and th
aWy onler t
County Tr
hia farm 1a
f-4U4l rM ;e
taaa than t?
nty
If V I i
loria, m Hal
a.1. The tic
n om tim.
tf will
ip at Alba
drtTC oat t.i
sn.l ay h-
In Sa .irehard f i.---U trve. ,ut
winter killed.
OaL Stewart Its. ..f thi
pus' rta i ' " r ' 1 1 1 I H
aaaS antaathaa aaiatm ril Iknai
.,f i,! ... v -,i K4 the re
Saaeaa. ' It e axsdaraaaral that Mi
uThaaatl antber t rh.
PERSONAL.
Iss A" Ti lihwr left yterday OW a
aewiBMM np " H T.
I. Deaav taw atria State new editor of
Mm
rmm 'nei- "
Waa. aayth.
.stterday.
inrf ttnr
v yester
Arthnr low
awy of "! '
Jay
mineal farwier of
ty. waa in
the m'v -it.
of Oread Waaadi. a
arty, which need en be
IKMpal f NK
to "
aaAarai nUaiw ta faatiaaai Ktfh CMsaai.
J. A. rreewll. of Hka Malo A-v r-
aarwaA, at in the (day. raaaasa am
and aakiaa h.trt mw
J ft 1 mifl ha mated law WOanara
octar- t Bay View, aad wtil wad aW
s , tt lehffrttfnl iwaiai, wftfl k
T"Se tssdawa Boaa Mmnin- nrtety of
he rrwwa wrmw M. f. rwrc will widd a
snnat aiswliag. in the 'harch parttw.
ihhtw Parker, inedrhter of 1 H.
Iulj auaa tlitaa afjfi her
T Mfctt AlaO bfctH
A Bay- Ttrntmr a Vaawra j wca o
Ormaara nwl Orina.n
"I kAe uAd as ibany '-. JUU (aXUm --f
u i v ! i. jwiiiw m one tej ceuaranl
Mjno UK Lmmt ,icfJj
orwr it wa bitf toe aa I iMan 1
Use iMMtsWl f Oei. Butler ruU Ui Urn
any. tJa-r aaiaw aeaa Use ooanter wui sverae
nual lJHsf a atria i par ly l hi Joe. not
t Um tesw. nor Une
....... ! :.K 11. .
e Jeai, "are
Mjl rBt CUnUjiUera a deliver
m the itartnat knowuas tn "ttui
all the oainnce uf Uie city 1 Una.
Aa utUe f the aty water is uianMi w
aaad, aud they nave no well, ouaeequeutiy
Lsser is 4d t&reiy t lhir tabies. "Yoar
tswtl Jayv for relailiiirf :
nuJ tte scribe.
B ail UUMLXiA. ?Vj nooa as Uc TJsope anJ
faeaortea are clsed we ie a crueh. (Ja
laet aaXurday it was uUeeabie Uut acareeiy
i - sxt ceiled for a aotlle of beer
who Jld not have a hve Of ten dollar bill.
"L it nut true Uut it tn.jee pareoaa thraa
fonrtha are earning less Uiau ten Jollam
per eeek '
S i 1 Uuuk Uot. l'rotd y UAlf uf tlielli
room t .c on an average ten Jollm a week,
and tn other half uior e than tliat amount,
l imn are not half so tiard witti the latoriu'
oteswew e it few 'Tjakers would make it ap
pear."
e
b'ppetl Oy the Liht ot the Moon. '
Harrison A (itmrlay appearance at
1' tr t uett Friday and Saturday in the
preeeulation of their world reuowud
ouiiiedy UCUena "Skipped by the laK'tjt of
the Moon. ' will undoubtedly attract more
than the ordinary interest, as this irfonu
ncr ha creeled veritable furore for the
. - :. i.. tr.- i n::.-i;. ti .'ities -.,r
true country. I he New York papers -ay
The beet advice to give about a piece of
this kind u to go and .-e it. No matter how
JWp-seated may be the blues these two Will
care while the tl lasts, and the ntiU'ti in
the ante that remains for the remainder of
trie veiniur waJ . ir all thooirht of auythiUkT
nine. The -ucctsr- Jt p uJt upon the two j
principal.. Iti.tfn -.lot i roluc Hon that
all New York will rush to -ee. 1 be almost
cra lahgiiter that greeted it la.-t night will
aaeure that, and the tlieater may feel cerUiiu
of hostile tuch a it ha- i:!v known once
before this teaeoc "Hkipped by the Light
or tne jaotc win iuipiy ia.-i is iun
'fiere H a lati:h left in New York City. It
eclipses tii r..rmer funny play ru m thi
city for year.
. a
Dedicating Their New Mall.
The Koyal Templar of Templar, who
are ju-t mcely "at home" in their UeW
quarter on I'earl -treet. gave a public en
tertainment last ei mug to a large and Hp
preciative audience. Mr. I). K. Corbitt, m
opening, made a short upeech upon "Ihe
Mrrits of the )rder. " whial Whh followed by
a uug by Mi irry Coy. with piano ic
rxmi aniniefit. Mr, lugraham reited well
I - Buildiug of the Ship." and Mea.-n.
Wuyeand Kitcfi played a duet uinm har
monicas, which greatly ple,ed the audi
enoa. Mm. Well recited " The Chapel Pea1
and the 'ViiaWt1 Mn. Noll, "The Marrage
Fee," and during the evening 1'fof. Forbes
rendered two temperance olo. Mesr.
Friednch Brv. turUHhed the piano u.-ed
upon the Hvasxin.
. a
Checking Baggage
The system of baggage checking ha. be
cotne perfect tii !t-elf. - kj - : citj
baggage ;. i-'. r- I he new form of special
checks can b- u-el to any point and via any
tmm in the Lulled State-. The passenger
has only to securt' h through ticket to destin
ation in order to have his baggage follow
without further trouble. Hut baggage ageut
are uhjerted h all orts of abu.se. simply
because their instructions prevent checking
- -. j such article as paper bundle-, bundles
of MBA) saddles, boxes, glaaaware, etc., etc.
Bi people have a wrong idea that they are
allowed Ifl) pund- of all sorts of frieght
simply lan.ie that is all they have with
them.
a
A Youthful Member
Mm. ( l. Hodges, Secretary of the
Central VV. '. T. C, says the org?miation,
in thw city, numUTs one hundred members
up to date. Ihe youngeat member l Miss
Martha V'eenls-ier. aged mouth, daughter
of fr. and Mm. Veenloer. IPostwick
street, who was made an active member on
Thamday last by her mother's pay ing her
dues m full for one year, and entering her
:.i -i;m the Treasurer look. Mm.
Hodge aak wher- n the neit mother who
will thus arly c.ncrate her daughter to
the work of the Women' Christian Terrie r
ane Cnion I
a
He i Awiully Polite
A gentleman, who wa in Tnr Tri.a
oaaa' office, wantetl to ee Ir. nswold.
! -t night, and put on hi hat to go to the
JiMtor'-. r. .hIhh'i". Pien. Miiem bering
I that he could mach the reulence by tele
phone, he enlist! for No. :t. and wa
nwemd by a lady. He i a man o habit-
. .':''. '.' ik. w.-i, he heard the lad;.'
V )i.-e. he p.iitt ly t-s.k ff hi hat. and held it
ham! nntil the conversation wa tin
Hti, entirely Tne .n- ; - f hi attitude or of
the fact that other in the office had n. .tired
The Wounded Man
i H - - ndition la-t ernin wa
abnt the am a the prrtrMi day. The
dtctm think ther is but little hope for hi
reoov-ry. Thsy h.av not yet eenred the
kail, aad fear H may hare everrd or injumd
h int.tine in which caa death will al-
j ap. 1 - . ! -t t, , -t. mother
woondetl man. amrd in tlie city ysnterday
fmm n . w
Robaon 9l Cane Tn-N-gr
Theee enmedian will he gmttxl hy a fail
Vwww avakght. Their new play t con
tmted an ae to gtre tarm aca aaaartava
te a they had in H Twe, liromio.
with a m-wtern dialogs aad piot The will
s the- IM pftaaral MM RM earn in
Of taw atey taw pr in the iarge n'i.s
I aaaad Ma eoaaetiy in the highewt term. fVb
na r rane are aiwnys fond. i'w -
which aaaaati flMav
e
Nrtt-ng M B'hday
thirl anniversary of Ma Mrth of
a ,-tr- if. -maHy ibstrwi
rster-1 r F' as - -r
larteg wee dteaAawed fmaa manr
tw-.n daatedferwe gaa were I red.
ght f-rwn maay hearte torta
r law aaaaaory -f the mr eaaa-
Ke Or CoOO inttcd to Bacomt the
Paator o Weatm tnatwr C
41 s iiieaTinj of Ua ouaaffanalaua 'A eat
aaaatet rt kfa aaawma lael eeaaaaaj S
ea vvsWd inianiHXMtsay w ettead a anil te
ke ttaalord U obt. L H, W Ww i k
l.'lty lu twtMli Uw psvu 'A Ui tftUrcL.
tr Coob ba presided ml taw eauvh IL
t taa aalMathn and u pwopte oi Saw
fMMfi PsM ptsssMsl I I MM
te 'jf Ittet cveflisM " ''c sWswBj I ti'-
xnuectetl with the Kcforaaad Church. He
Unf rt eiiily reluruwd from a lour rounU Ui
world. The metuUrr- l Itx cougrvgatK'n
art rery rpfui tuat ie will aaeaia tae mi
lation u ueouiue iheir paUr
YESTERDAY S COURTS
I nai Si its Joseph 1- Koherts rt.
Jams Y Conk ling et al. In equity. MoUou
..( it.i.'i::. u and tin J lions I
u.asU-r - rej rt of amount due overruled.
djaja. Hi
orce. IV
UnviJ I V
Lhvuroe. 1
PaouAtK.
Jer admltti
ft H. Moru.
tili i i -.; tec
bearing.
' tc-C.--' t
tUe Heed v.. Mark Ketl. Di
r un- -, Catherine t. Abrain-.v-,
g: tulcl .t.i!. i i iinaiit.
r - r Sala Smitfi, Jo as-J. i n -a
a ill h prtimte. - Fstate of
i. deceased. Administi it'.: tl id
inl filed and M-ty . el for
..f ! ' ! .- a
li lrt af sale of rt-al estate filed
und coiiliruiel. Fatate of tmmertuan
Mortiu et al. iLiinor-. rd-r aptyinting
Ann Martin guardian. KLate of Florence
A. Waldeu et al. miiiors. (iuardiau' Ixnid
filed anl letter i--Ut.d to Mary W i!d u.
Fstate of Ia-WI- ltcotjU.e. dt-ctt-.-td. T.i.
tiou for apiintineut of adiiiinitriitor fil.-d
trid M iy .'.'. et for hearing.- L-t;ite of
NitthaUlel l lookt r. deci a-r-d. Fxe'Ulor
.-ution for final mttlatpanl rilnl and fcl a
J" setjfor hearing. F.-tate of iniuf red I.
Sollau minor. Guardian'- roud tiled and
letters issurd to H H. lv. -. L-titU ut
Augut V-ikhau. J' ;w J. Hill idmittod
to probate
I'oi.n it. t'lty v. A. U. Hamilton, Henry
Hotellin.'. J. Johnaou, Peter Mc.Namee. Ja-.
Kabattn drunk, went to jail for J day.
John McGregor and Jkiiiw Kolx rts, paid
lit.:i eacli for saiue offense. Ft. d S.
Ste. rn. diorderly ; went to jail for 1.'. day-.
People -. Miles K. Norton. AHault
and battery. lichari;ed.
BOHaWk BwraW Nanl'ulten v. lafiiy
ette Hatch. In chancery. Motion to op n
order dining proof k'rauted. Sixty day - .1
lowed to take BfOOO, Qmm$ Thnrtein
v. Knusoiu C. Luce. Trespass on the ca.-e.
Motion for new trial argued in part, and
continued until Thursday mmwimp Fane
A. Babbaid VW. Mary H. Hfuder-hot. In
chaiuvry. Heariin,' on pnxif in Qpao c urt.
Henry Oswald v. Anna Oswald. In
chancery. Bill for diorce Tiled.
Juhticb M'khttalx. The lVoj le v-. Chaa.
i i-Uirite. ihtaining property ly false pre-teri-e.
Testimony on part of proaaoatioo
closed und cac adjourued to May l. - 'The
People v.. Frnest Phelan. Disturbing re
ligious meeting ut Byron Center. Pleaded
guilty. Fined a3 aad onaav Paid.
JfsiiOK Bhoi wkk. Johaune Van l-r
Slui v-. ' icenu Van Buren. A umpit.
Jury disagreed.-- Michael Kagan vs. Mich
Rel Murphy. Auinpit. Settled.
Served Him Right.
S;-.turday last a man from tin- city went
fishing out to the well-known trout tream
an A. H. Guild' farm in Pari towniup.
The man who h.i charge of th farm saw
him and went down to kwt what he was
doing. The man from the city pn tended to
be catching minnow-, but the other, in order
to be -ure als.ut it. kicked a i "dl Idled with
u iter QWaT, accidi I. tally and tHMDVaVaa
line trout. He then ordered the city chap
t.. leav. . and taking the trout spirted for the
hoii-e. 'Theu the fisherman got uiad. tisik
off m coat and proj.oed to tight. He did
light. (MM out second-best- received pretty
severe puinhuient ami came home without
a fish.
For pain in the back nothing eoiia!- St.
Jacob i hi. It cure ijuiekly and -urely.
Tlie old friends of Mr. S. Gulman will ba
pleaded to learn that he ha raturned to hi
former vocation tailoring. He enn now be
found at MB Kent tret. when- he will ee
cite all work with neatness and dispatch. A
specialty made of cleaning and repairing.
The work on the -tep at r. -c nt Park
waf not done by the Grand Kapids S-wcr
Plpa and I'.uilding Stone ('o. All work
aaai b taal company gives good satisfac
tion. The Arcade has Ion g been th busines
home of QatMgl A. Hall A Co., but they an
now Ieaing it. lU-giuning in the fall of
IsTl in a small room on tlie opposite sid.
from their p reeii t quarters, soon outgrow
ing that place they moved, in lH7s.to th coi
uer they are now vacating. Tin one i- now
0O small, and te extend their business and
spread out a htt' -. they hae fitted up the
store. No. 9 Mouroe street, recently occu
I lad is h cr.-kery store by .Mr. C. Blickley.
The -tock ia being moved and new good
purchased. The new stand will b tilled
with the latest find! .-st paT and (.nodi
aall and stationery . IxMik. and overytbisg
of kindred natn re may lie liad of them at
reasonable price. " 1 i upon th rn.
Wagazme ot American History.
The rare ability with which this urn , i
publication hi- i conducted into the
front rank among the great monthlies of the
world i a HWM of pride and pleasure to all
class of intelligent reader. I !. contn
bidiotii to the May nuTidier are riot only
varied, scholarly, and valuable, but of a
widely popular charach r. Ihe opening irti
j cle will la- reail with intne int --t h
every Kmerican capable of appreciating tM
, liiipsirtanc. of laa achieremaat of "Otwa
j moilore Mattlw w ( dbraith rrt . of whom
that of ''Genera. b'"g. I BaHH A I"t ('
tsr of Arnold's F.xp!ition to Canada in
1 77".." hy liev. Horace Kdwm Haydcn. PH .
a,00ayear in advanc-. Pabh-hed at :
I Afayette p;aA. Nw York City.
T
- uid H id- - -v - P; p
1 H
S'one ( o. , ofnc it S)uth I
ret, have jnt fini-hd n ddi
hn rVrtcr ! I" l Vernon t-el.
finer-d and V
Rath Koomii
I -4
nd V iT!tf ur C
mm
at
KriixT
I a Gt
how Tawy e
i -titj a tew w daily crowded
'V. JuiUgt wf Ue loe
Lg that paat all
aaadbr large ksie
- it ttiat 1.- so they
king Lots of tun. Don't uom
mmm
baibgo io me Arcue bau. (
tae fun iu ft
partinaaa.
For a u
liooin
-THE
BOSTON STORE.
OUR
Dress Goods Stock.
H.. .. tlrfe,) atteuded tu. aili.nthH new
alditiiri8 leiiii; Mnie very haudsotne deiu in
N.o.-itj ( oaddnatiou Suiting. Satin B-rls-i.
Peii:m onls. Nu miner Tncts, French liu
parial Series and as ti mere.
Our prie.D on fliee k'MM.s hi- cauaiiiK extensive
surprise aiiil satisfacl ion antoua the truiiiuit putv
lk of Grand ilapida. and irniiiK us much pltesiite
lit the splendid results of our tud4Vol.
BULLETIN
.if ..'ir Symlicht PliflHL ni JH.ulk (irtw
(it am Silks:
Ohm flriin flila". Glack, - - 42c
Qltm Grain Sflk, Heavy Black, 50c
(Iron ( Irnin Silk. StttVJ Black, fVi'c
(iron Grain Silk. Heavy Black, 75c
GrToa Oram Bilk, Hoarj Black, m7'.2c
M-Inefa BrigU Buster, $B0, War'n'd
115-Inch BrigM Biwtcr, $1.25,
1 -. two latt.-i hrandf re w an an ".ed not to
eut.or their full value returm-d to tlie purchaser.
Colored Silks,
HeeT Qiet nain. rtc. wirth 7Sc. An eleirant
aaaottoMal of hilgid Haaay Oiaa irain. Sdk in
every shade at Ttfc; these sell every when- at y.V
and LMl Wfl ep. -ei:dl lavMB ladn-s to an ex
aminiitiou of tlieM- kom1h. Every article strictly
s repi men ted in our advertisennnt.
INSPECTION SOLICITED.
TRANKLA. JIWESN k WIT,
1 4 MONROE. ST
THE
Boston Store.
PECK'S DRUG STORE
'or. Monroe A I division 8tg,
Our Special EHort is the
PRESCRIPTION
BUSINESS.
W K PUT DP NKAUBY
2,000 PER MONTH,
Naaibar nm dad by bnt few DniK Stores
in the I ni ted States..
THt BEST SKILL EMPLOYED.
!..? Dru. and Mlirinn nt. Our
,' I-1 -r) precaution aloptei1
. f..rH-d prrerip'ions h) xprws to fravel-
. , ;. -w.n 1 1 rin out of ths city, the
r, . io .. tm it- laMtaai n.
. n lr'iist derotos his entire
time tu i r rip' ion - rk. ami i not n salesman
in tSe stare.
I ir of ths pnhlir pernatfe on
the meriu '.f our work.
PECK S DRUG STORE.
A W N I N O 8
ALBERT COYE & SONS
73 CANAL STREET.
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BUSINESS! BUSiNESS
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REFRIGERATORS.
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Maiiufac-turvl by the
Grand Rapids Refrigerator Co.
H LEONARD ft SONS.
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44. lnt. (Hher pateato issndiua.
WNCOVMMH If OVI imxstky,
at Hie MUnr lime you will art thr
Best Refrigerator in the World.
( 't i import - iueluy mJ
The Hints siHihl fol Ua H rvfriCerlor are
lrl. Ill Unw .-t tl.e HIT III I t.i pretsl liAlllt! .
Vv e gaaiaatw ai !. ''rersn.r not to wi. Id.
Law aiaapaaataia Id. Thick and well i kii
M . . s. i it! A "od iiif far!
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UiUel walix t if I,
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H LEONARD & SONS,
NEW STORE
Nt' Hoods,
New Prices.
it will my you To rail at the
New York 99c. State
which hie- jlM Isn opelitl in the
New Aidrich Block,
and iutet the larifi and hrieil assortment of
iiixids just opelieii
New (imfif ar- ariMiijit daip. which ar
marked at the very low-.-1 nun-s. Visit thii
establishnient it it for ur intert u buy when
you can buy the chenis-st.
Vou can save inoii. ) every time at the
New York 99c. Store,
76 Ottawa Street,
New Aidrich Block
rWO DOOMS KMOM MONMOt ST.
No 5 North Division St,
PORTER BLOCK
p. Ii. WEGAR,
BASE ha i.l.s.
RUBBER BALLS,
BATS, 'AP8,
BELTS, QLOVM&,
8COR1 BOOKS,
MASKS,
Laraet and tint assortment in the it.
Prici baywad eaaaaetttiaa, id'rai daawaal u
ouantitie to rliii-. nnlep- l.y mail promptly
! hll.sl-
TELEPHONE 720.
rilHinm.K-lc. full Weieht full leagH
Mexican t.ras- and l.iV
American Loan Otfice.
ffaVBaal rrca. OntT.
Iron Ma- el CaafaW IP P '
Mnbher 2 ai
Marble " -
Bronae "
The alVS cltek -,' ' !
I Hinm I lock "omiany m"T(Mi ' IW' Timsrs
On
4 tf
, 111 l
aWav-Daj Wnlnn' Uriaa A alarwi. 1 W 4
AaW fi
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Ainerican Loan ( Hfio
45 PEARL ST.
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Positive! the Finest Assortment
Novel Dress li oinis n
Stripes in Silks and Satins.
Stnpe in Match! Wool Gt Hd:-
Brocades in Silks and Sitm,
Brocades in MaU Tied Wool Goods
SK JERSEY WAISTS ONLY $4 95.
Everything el.se in Ladies and Misses Jersey Waida
All thr Ulivh j!mi SLawU ami N lap- h'inlroultrj ShuaU
anl scarf -w Mautlt ani Itaglau.
E. P. KIDDER & CO.
r sure ui Jerw -
feat m
We SaT6 going out of tin Kilt suit lmsim8i
therefore wb nv ill close out all f our
Kilt Suits at 5oc on the dollair, ooe
halt the niarkod price.
ONE PIECE KILT SUITS.
$2.00 One Piece Kilt Bait 1 .00
$2.50 One Piece Kilt Suits, 1 25
$3.00 One Piece Kilt Suits, 1.50
$3,50 One Piece Kilt Suits, 1 .75
$4.00 One Piece Kilt Suits, 2j00
$4.50 One Piece Kilt Suits, 90
$5.00 One Piece Kilt Suits, 2.50
All of our Kilt Suits an- made of good All Wool
and Union Cassimere Blue Tricots fjte, WS have
no Linen or Cotton Kilts in the Hous,
TWO PIECE KILT SUITS.
$3.40 Two Piece Kilt Suits, 1 .75
$4.00 Two Piece Kilt Suits, 2.00
$4.50 Two Piece Kilt Suits, 2.50
$5.00 Two Price Kilt Suits, 2.50
$6.50 Two Price Kilt Suits, 3.25
$7.50 Two Piece Kilt Suits, 3.75
$8.50 Two Piece Kilt Suits, 4.25
$10.00 Two Piece Kilt Suits, 5-O0
All Kilt suits, must be sold at once
Star Clothing House.
SHIRTS !
6 Best Shirts mad' to Ofdmt
$P.OO.
Buy no mor- ready mal"
GARDINER & BAXTER
iuttttn f . orw ;iiW,
have ever shown
t Suit Sale at 1 2 Price.
Wa. her persav at
Few a wiffj
Vrtest.!
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