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GKAM) KATIDS liCUALD. FRIDAY OCTOBER 21, I8Q2.
8
niTS LIKEA BOLT
Amman's Ram, to Be Launched
About November I.
DETAILS IN CONSTRUCTION
Cf 1h; Fem-rkat: Crft tU Method
&t fr.ii.ua4 Garnyavei Witi
t& W4h p.
Tbm imncfl run 1 atrVlv&j vnlqoa
trpiitnn of n-vl jurvta tret arts.
liiir xvcxn! hap, M iWtii of her
loujinxtwi nil btsr tnr a of uz?eae
tc4 iJt-CM are yt nailke thte of
may oLtr y-t deeijcMai, & will
lVe Aen f irvber on.
ns i U practice of a naval construction
re du - th fcrt titat aha U icteaJeJ
tit oce $pr.i!ic warlike object, atl that
ct)ct La to siak her aiverAry by
rarriinifi. Iq (LvAfvA her, every
feature that would tend to adapt her
the better t tLU -Inle mode of attack
"wa earefuTlj cutsHird xd developed
to tl.e highest practicable deTee.
OQrt wv.hrp, it is true, have
powerful raon-txrwa, and the reader has,
doubtlrmrt, not failed fir obeerve the
danjfertmia pnr projecting from the
bow of all our new cruiAera. T?ie val
ue A ramming in modt-rn naval war
ftixe is nt overlooked ia any of the
veaeU now butlt.
But other wsanshipfl aLao earry power
ful tatter! of irnnn, and. aa a role,
torpedo oat tita. The ran, the torpedo
and the rvm are th thrwe jrrrat nuwine
poo. the greatest lm.portonee be
ta? umally attached to the gnu.
The Anam ranv, however, will have
eo ttrrjw?'?, nor will ah earry any
g-anA, eave fjrir roall rapid-flrin? piece,
added to her uipeject a. an after
thoutit, with a vit-w of affording1 home
protevtion tHralnst boat attacks.
8 he L a ram, pure and aixaple, and
jjothtxxjr ele. She U not intended to
rruUe or to cepture prizes or to boui
llon! ciii- and forts.
Her single naihrtitn is to sally forth
irotn a thrroteried home port and to at
tack the hostile vels, sinking them
by mean of blows from her deadly
Leak.
Lyinj? low la the water, she offers a
tKvr target to the enemv s trans, and
even if struck she i iropervroos to pro
jectile which would be harmirivily de
fected from her curved "turtle-buck"
tWk. clad with thick sW-el armor.
L'ram aiirhtlnj? the enemy, the captain
cf the run would enter his canning1
tower, the wails of which are formed of
ripchten inches of solid steel, and in this
safe retreat he would direct the move-
cent of his destructive craft, his at ten
tiu undiverted by g"uru or torpedoes.
A his coDti deuce axd coolnesa
rraocKVT rn Aioacr bul
rtrrmrthened by G tornrtedvi that
hfe vranel la practjcaUy ixrrulnerable to
hontfie gum.
The luetics n jgtAi& by Admiral
Ammn with theao raraa Is to send
thesn forvurd at tbe beionin of the
rxktlift, letting them bear tbn brunt and
taint the first ahock of the conflict.
Vbe Ckj had performed titer mi&aioo
-4hat U wt3j try had sank or d
bld m many of the enemy's shipn as
rxnutfb?e Oie rewrve sqtiatiron of bat
tUwdA and large erasers would come
top arl eomplete the victory.
The armtrart price of the rnnx U
tTXifiQQ; Mw cost of a Srst-clasa battle
nTfip In over tX0O0.!)uO. to which must be
iwMetl an expenArv artrviiait of gnns
and tiTpe-loos. Tho raaia are compar
atively cheap to maintain; the battle
ship e.rtremtdy expensive.
Trt. rn th other h-vixl, the rams hare
bit nnf ip?eT of nscf ubaewa. They are
iwtn f r cTTjluln? pnrpoes, for bn
bvdTfrrt, fcr cmraerre detrurtion
The battlhipn are notonly of immerse
lmprt.H-e in emut Vfene. bat they
are aliptM f.T the three forms of naval
operation cviwd.
Tbe qoMli'n U a deep one, ami th?
irurt r-timkl view of the cwtter would
fteem V b, m Admiral Anmen stif
ireets. U e.Tsrnrt a rmaNT of rnnw to
b 'Vel t tfe rminder of the narul
e-tiM1-)irtnt.
p rll in mVteehTilcal lar.iaar,
tH r wn's nwt lmprtant feitures are
f -lkws: M'T extrrn length, over all,
L J"1 fct; ettreTtie berivlth. 43 feet 5
1i.vh'-; t. t.l depth, from btum of
keel .-rt'n f d-k. i-- fet 10 inches.
t-v!-r rvrml e.-Tidith n he Ir-w
It f-t II in-he of wVer. ar?l st thl
rA''it. her displeerrunt U tor.
"hn ifnn iot aetion, hower, he
U lwerHl in the wter t a fihtirnj
i!rrht'f 1 ?ee, iir-hes, and hec di-
,erntt U th-n in.Teaed t l.OW
tT".
Tb fetnr wi-h 1 apt, at firt
gin, t itri'te th nrerver m mt
rmirkv'. ? the peTiliar hspe cf th
h i!l. fi hwT In .h rr"w -eet $.
l-'wer" poevn f thhnll. inteal
nfHH p.-iraNli in other veieis
is .!Uh-hiped '.?p o a h vp '"kn'tekl.
whih !-in rp'ew!y rjn 1 the v
el, f mvr.r h wp Miui. the of
wtif-h i r r'l:rrHj 'x irn he hith
th vsrf ce-of the i-tev. btit frt
r.;,w it the rVhtin - .!r-'itfht.
THi btv!-li.e i a "ot r-tab'e
eh tr-Hvr1! of The r n. It w-v
ail"re! r.tt orly to f vi'.rve eit frm
an ere-py
ort'T ''st.
iwu r.r r'tirrni', on in
ftr e:kinsr t'l snt;ir-
he ltt.-r m-V'it Hppei
r ) vr. It a'e
.. . ri" ; -Tit f
v rd :t the vv tine jn-
.
fv t!' r -str-ieTiTil ',r'r.;'h.
Nvt Ms ' Vnn.'Sc'i'' .T r-Ui the
ub i-w f Nt h-i'.l tVt ? iM-r'il.Ar
wr,, ,,-h '-v'is i v !-H;t'h of ahont
,,rt?. fP.t. Tver thas a
r,r! -k. or t:e-h-V.- Th.-S
r-H thrwcV't. th ekn of
t.u r per1'"i ?r-vn iix 'be at th
"h k !e ' to i.-i,ht, t th '-MTn
f Wt -t. n t" the ,Wr'o,U f'fT-U
K?t t -Jee;, th ts'W-
f h ''t ;ir"rfT.r fr "n i v t
t'.. t, -i ! r. Th- of tVi -ITrl".
r ( 'o-'M inohe t.i-f. T".'!
'v"V-- rv -s ?'. i'S''.O
... T-i- -.-r-s ir. pr - tith it
I -i - i r .v r. A. tiN.- r:i -r of
Ue. -
TtM frcunixisj of the boll as recxarka
biy BCrccf. aid la parUjuWly adited
to reit tLe aar&k iocid&t to razik-
Ttia fraccr ecnaiaca of a aertee of
ajt kcituluad gtrder,whihvAecoi-
twa tnjLa iA to eud of Uio ni,
HQ-crui at Um Uv aM Voru. They
exte&d Uww tha turlW-bttck dec Ml
well as in the hall proper.
IWtwen lhirs; luot odditis trans
verse tr( trv worked Li at interval
Tirx captais w u cotxi'o towih.
of foar feet throujrhoat the vessel's
length. There U thua formed a very
rijrid structure.
There is a double bottom, the inner
bottom beiny two feet from the outer.
The space between these two bottom
Is subdivided into no less than seventy
two water tight compartment.
It may thua be seen that the Injury
that would result to the vessel from
grounding or from the erplosion of a
torpH-do has been minimized.
The main body of the vrsnel, within
the inner bottom, has also been subdi
vided into numerous watertight com
partments by both longitudinal and
transverse bulkheads.
The vessel is fitted with twin screws,
the machinery consisting of two hori
zontal triple expansion engines, with a
combined indicated horse power of fifty-four
hundred. The hujh. intermedi
ate and low pressure cylinders are
twenty-five, thirty-six and fifty-six.
inches in diameter respectively, and the
stroke of all piatons is thirty-six inches.
A speed, of eighteen knots is confi
dently expected. The contract requires
seventeen knot,and if this requirement
is not complied with, the vessel will be
rejected.
There are two double-ended and one
single-ended Scotch boilers, 1S)4 feet in
diameter.
The coal bunker capacity is 259 tons.
The vessel will be equipped with all
the modern devices for artificial venti
lation, drainage, etc, and will be
lighted throughout by electricity.
It has been previously stated that she
will carry four small guns on her deck
as a protection against torpedo boats.
These weapons will be 6-pounder rapid
fire guns.
The ram's crew will number ninety
one all told, officers and men.
The boot outfit will comprise a steam
cutter, a working launch and two whale
boats.
The president of the Bath iron works
is Gee Thomas W. Hyde, a distin
guished volunteer officer during the
civil war, with a fine record.
The raperintendent of ship baikHntf
!a Mr. Charles R. Hanficom, and his
chief amis'tant is Sir. W. C Besselievre.
The government Inspector, who super
vWs the work as it proceeds. Is Naval
Constructor John B. Hoover, United
States navy.
It U interesting to note that there fa
but one vessel in the world which bears
TRASSVEME JCIIWnr BKCTT05 ASTME3
BAM.
even the remotest remblance to the
A ram en ram.
This is th- Tlritish torpedo ram To
lyphemas. a ves.vl built some eleven
years ago. She is slightly large than
the Ammen ram, displacing 2.C40 Vn.
She is of steel, with twin screws, and
has a ped of about eijhteen knots.
She has a "turtle-back' deck, and
poMwv) certain other points of resem
blance to the Ammen nm, from which
she dUTers. however, in the under-water
contour and construction cf her hull,
and also in th- fact tht sh is not ex
clusively a rr.:n. but is intended largely,
if cot mainly, to t'cht with torpedoes.
When Nature
Ned SMiiUm it nny be bet to ren
der it promptly, tut on urio.ild re
member to ue even the most perfect
remedies only when needed. Tne l-eit
snl moit imple and gentle remedy is
Syrup of Fi. manufactured by the
tahforni Fig Syrup compsny.
AT
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HARCOURTsS
K E lJ Y O IM ACADEMY.
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' Bom. Kother, do yoa never weary with H yo'ir conespotviencef"
I.Yi'fi 1'inxuaM. k,No, my sen, ;Lee ktttrs of ccndence britsg ta
ine the jky tb it a laother lerb, whoe vl ii-'hter throws her srai around
her Ltcx ad crus. 40'a, tuothrr, hJp iael The Wvuto of the woriJ
are rjy daughters, t!r."
Son. " Ye, mother, and they love you.
LyJia rinkhun' private lt-tters frora la !!es la all parts of the world
avera-.? tine hundred wr Iayf and truly has bhc been a mother
t tlit ruin. Sutl'eria wimeii ever ft ek her Ju their extremity, and
fin I hoth a livijr aud a trieud. C'orrespo!ult.-Dt.s uill receive pruu.pt ked
conscienuuui auswers, and tho hy tap.it hy of a mother
LYD1A E. PJPJICHAtVTS vecetaole
Ithc&! PoStlt Care una ArltimMi llem)y COMPOUND
for the pei uJir wi S.:e'f i!rnnu of woiun.
It Cii- th woft l rn. of ftmie ( yoiiiiut, that Prnf down rtiinj, Wek
Bci, hRiUu -!! Im.jiUi trtutnt cf ih Wotai. Infiarnm-tMoii, Ovariaa Trouble, ft J U
Organic liraf of lli I'ti-rai or Worob.uJ it lnJyt to tho mf of Ufe. Dl
Hiiit aj ox;-! Tumor from the I'Wuat an early tpe, anJ check any teadeacy ta
Canceru'j Uun.or. utd ir Katntoe, Kxcitabiittv, Nervuu 1'roatra'ioa, l'.xLauttioB,
n 1 iiiroKtiieo ab-1 tooc the .toich. Cure Ueaduche, Geaerat TVbiiitr, InJ'f etloa,
etc., aut imioratf the w hole vtem. For the care cf KUoey C'omlint f eliber aex,
lhe ( onjwutil hji no rival.
All l'rutMit m-U ic a a (aiktlarcl article-, or aent by tnall, la form of Pl!l or
Loiene. ou receipt of ,I.OO. LYD!. E. PINKHAM MED. CO., LYNN. MASS,
G2r
hn ttlmtntw bk, enttf t4 " Gal Je to
talus U Utiiaa. Wa alit prtaaat a up
MERYINE.
STARTLING FACTS!
The Amertoan people r ranldly beoiinilna a
race of nerToaswTwfcvaml tho fullowbigMiseets
the tK-st remedy: Alptxioso liempfliutc, tf Buller,
I'a., nwears that when his ron was upoevhless f rtra
iu Titua DaiH-o. Dr. Mttos Great Rostoratlvo
Nervlnocureii him. Mrs. J. 1L ililUr,'f Vuipar
ai.loU J. I. Taylor. f Irfaziii'ort, lud., each
llntHl3 pounds fntu tikmu tt. Mr. II. A. Gard
ner, of Vistula, In.t., wus cured of 1') to fiO convul
aionsaday.anl cntcb beal:ieije, (lixxii.es. back
ache, and ncrvoua prostraiioa, by ne Uittle.
Daniel 5!er. Iin.kljn. Mlch nys his (1au'.:ter
was cure 1 of lnsaiity of tea years' utandlny. Trll
bottl-;s and flue NMk (,( niarrelous cures. .
at drugxista This remedy contains no opt aw.
Dr.rll!es,Mod5calCo.,E.khart,lnd.
All chllJrea enjoy adrlDkof
Hires' Root Beer.
Bo does every other member of the family.
A 25 cc Dt packru; rr.akon S frollont of this deilclous
drlaku Dun't to dttrelved If adeulvr. for tbeKdca
of larger profit, u-lln you some other kind Is
J'lot as frorMi "'tis false. 2?i imitation Is goott
a Uie gunuiue IIimu'.
Sucb
CQHQEHSEO
Make? an everyday convenience of an
old-tims luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at ail Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes rw Larpe pie?. Avoid
Imitations and tnstet on'havhg tht
NONE SCC1I fcrasi. i
MERREM. ?i SOtJf-r. .T'Ctv, N.T,
ED L.GILL
LIVE II Y
AND
HOARDING STABLE
L and 5 Norti MT!:ort 5treeu
BROUGHAMS, COACHES, CABRIOLETS,
A vrv t' r at '-v ! -a.-1 mlet)f
Ct a. Iuu.i a 1 ! t ) n :ct.
TTATK-s T H Fl NKRAL
BKAREuV V, ,1 :$
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fcy 4wtiilMrf f'r. 2!in'
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a.i 1 t fr'.- f.. L. 'lV ' ' " H . Kl
H-i'th aid Etiquette," by Lydia E. Piitkham, ll of great
U my ana aJJrauio us i'Jt ha 2-cr.t UajS
Eaton, Lyon &
Company,
GO
AND
MONROE STREET.
Bulletin of Arc7v Books :
"London." by Walter Besant. ll!us
trated... t 3 00
"Charles II. Spurgeon, His Life and
Labors." by George C. Needhaa, vitU
portrait 1 60
"The Desire of Beauty," belnfc Indica
tions for aesthetic culture, by Theo
dore Child.. 75
"Beg.'ars All," by L. Ioui'alL.. . 1 00
'At the Sittn of tho M'hlte Swan." by
Olivia V. Wilson. Illustrated 1 25
"The Next Door House," by Mrs. Moles-
worth 1 50
"The Preacher's Daughter," by Amelia
E.Barr 125
"The Lucky Lover." by John Habber-
ton .. 1 25
"Autobiocraphla," by Walt Whitman.. 75
"Out of the Jaws of Death." by Fraak
Barrett 1 00
"The Medicine Laly." by L. T. Meade. 1 00
"Field Farlngs," a vagrant cronk-hle of
earth and sky, by Martha McCullough
Williams 1 00
"A Little Swiss Sojourn." by W. D.
Ilowells. Harper's "Black and WultV
Ties 60
"Won at Last," by Agnes (llberne 1 00
"Michael and Theodora," by Amelia E.
Barr 75
SOME NEW JUVENILES.
-Fighting fur the Bight." Oliver Optic
Blue a:id Gray" series 1 50
"Jack the Hunchback." by James 0tls 1 00
"Tomnifton.or Western Boys in Grant
and Sherman's Army." by Warren Le
Goss 160
"Dulce's I'romise," Chrlstman In Eng
land, by Florenco and Edith Scan
re:! 60
"Jt an Noel," Cbristmau In France, by
Florence and Edith Seannell 50
"Listen and the Fairy." Chnstman In
Germany, by Florence and Edith
Scannell 50
"The L'ttle Mus clans." Chrlntman In
Italy, by Florence and Edith Scan
nell 50
The above four books are similar In hindlnsc
to "Bird's CLrt.tmas Carol," by Kate Douglas
Wlggln.
WANTED! 6,000 MEiil
TO USE EUXIS OF YOUTH.
19 LIFE WORTH LIVING?
It In not If yoa ar not in po""'"!! of th
full famlll" for tnylng It. We cfTer in tr
publieatrueanl truty remedy.tti CLtvi
OF YOUTH. It la a roa!tlT ere f r Hic
matorrhaa. Ia of Power, Ntsht rn'.'iioDa,
and a 1 temlraj vfaknea f any cature, aria
lng fren (Ji-ae, er-lndu!cetif r atuae of
any kind. It e;Tcta rw(l.v -ermaoant
enrws In voting or oli of either renw
ptrenith nl r'tora tha v:jor tf yoath,
making l'.'e wofii JiTinj.
$1,03 PER BOTTir.. B0ULES, $5.
THE GERMAN HOSPITAL REMEDY CO,
I GRANO RAPIDS, MlCM.
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This is the Last Day
OF
-GREAT
Oriental
Bug
Exhi
tT'Special low prices will
be made on everything in
the line.
68 Monroe St
Now Is the Winter of our Discontent
Mad glorious by the thought that we
can get the very
LATEST STYLES
ilMinfosh
Garments
AT
STUDLEY&BARCLftY'S
RUBBER STORE,
Which will keep both warm and dr? during
the stormy weather tliat is ut on ua. AVe hav
Just received TWO HUNDRED of theie gar
ments and thoe who come Crt will have the
best choice. We xuarantee the qua'ity to be
the very b st, and our ; rleea will be found to
be from TEN TO TWENTY I'ER CENT BET
TER than c; n be obtained from Clothing and
Dry Goods stores. Don't forget the place.
NO. 4 MONROE STREET.
STUDLEY & BARCLAY
SMOKESTACK CLEANING AND
V A 1 NT I X( J - IV 0 F I'A I NT I N G.
Work 'Une premr'lT-
hai Islartion g'iaractee.1.
F. A. ORANE. Chimney Sweep
Telephone V Vi. 2iou-xt ate.
,ra;i 1 Rapids.
SAFE
hi t I
IT
WORD
CHIMNEY SWEEPIHG!
if
Capitalist, Merchant, Manufacturer, Mechanic and Laborer!
We can II yna po d Ir.t, r'xl2" trr t. ;n tbe M'ukegnn Iti rovem'rt f'ornt'r jr'a l'M:on,M'.tffpn
IU ef a. M.rhcan, for I 'C. '. i-u can re! 7 a j.iM.t t,f :, jr cf-r.t c.n th. !;. rty. Irtrn to vt.
We car. ae'.i vo l eooJ lot, 2"xH f--t, ! j o n i : i e ti e H iM," n ( 'I. are M. !"t-'a f,rM il- c; v-ainn,
f--r ."J. Tern.a only ' ah and 0 cr.t n r,r ?2.f 0 a tuontl: U:r-.tu t utit.J ?il for. -i.tertt.
We P'iarante po-i I tirM.t. Writ for rirtien'ura.
We can ell yii a lot in Clria M. M' rori u.l;v,ion for Terrr.a. 12.' rah nni rcr,t
tt fk until ri for. Wr.te ct plat, t$ wa, f ; free.
W can ii you fir e cf ur Ilaciiey I at k J'.t f or 7rrr f u'y f2.0' f tn1 thr-ftr hS ert a
wffk un!;l rani for. Stc p a inonif tit w?.l th v.V . Yotsr r ?.f-r-e of lr-t f ,r n v J.S.n'j. i'at an I ;j,f'r.
rr.t.Ati at:t !rc upon .j.'.;rt:n. I)..',t m; the p''1n cj j-rt'::. t a. Se; ! ua nn rJ r tf1iy. W
refer to anv of the Nttuil J-anka n Muk-i-on.
lb. rr.annar cf av.rz mony w.li te far n.-: rrofitah'e tt an .cav:rtfi fanki r I'u !d;tf atd Ioan C-ckti-j-r.;af
d mf af. ; rattt tr f'.:it.iat!-r4 ar l 1 a f a!i u'lt a.
If yvi l.av arrtrrre to r r Ira - r:t '!. r It; full j att ( uisra, jr.'t ior sr tep for rr'T. 'W hav
fn?tr--nr alt ovar th f ojntrv.
XV hav fnr a or ir htn ; a raiit'fu 1 '" , r o'ia r,j no r-ta. Ho ; rrita; .. tr r'-rm, .rr-ha,
ahruMry. tiad-;-.1 it--.i. rt, ataM, !'. Aflj'n !Ia'. it;y I'srk i'rnhy crcunja. Mut l a - to l
j re? .at1. A3Jf all itttcr t
Mrsiii;coN. xit;n.
r?
AWarning I Working People r Grand Rapids
THERE ARE FRAUDS IN TOWN.
fwL
a r
ttyle of adtrrtisiny, are the rirtlmi. Ike rlue of prcpU tUy raid, Lkr Wi
vorling man, ao, dttirow of larit.j a few d-!!a t, itxt . i AiWf tW
ouaer a uif of rhoddy,fur vhtth he h.u paUl the ri'e or doJ-le tt, tbu it cotud
Kate bohfjht a tubttautial ruit f r at any firtt rl.i out -price tt e i f .n a. M't ay
to you now tfutt f.U Tcuer d ining Co. yu -tU-iMe rtudt rlol Lira; far it$
mohty than you an buy thoddy for of any ai' yef Itanlnpt roncerw tLit ejt&tt, aud
thould you not be d'tireus cf trading t ilk ta, fAere ore ot Utr th m fite odtrr Uidij
rerpontxble ehthinj ttort in foirn t'nf you (ale no cha?t in tradini u-.tl. ifcor.
alle mercJiants cf itlxndin-j in the fOfiimu.j'y men tke ord ta t.le loud. Wke
they rhotc you all tniol nood and te'l n, you r.rn r7y on t)wm. Wlieu th tkc.ddy
vender here today an I there foi.orrou', bis yvur t.oney, l)mt ienltt it.
Xotc, a uirrd to the vue 2tro eerif tocli and $ete rnit tu-'f eiidrrt tnny f -oj
bait to e-itch "euerors," but the game i$ 0 old une. MV Art? b i' .4 y.v.
We don't reeomwend them. They ore vwLh Our 1 3.o0, J1."0
or J-S.O) fcoys arf auaratUed bei'.er in a uglify and Later t. riff r ' .-.. rm
buy Lwm tUaihere. Compere our tuit offer luyina t!tn:i v ii prvteutt t a l y
others. Jf t!tey art not better rrfue thin our aetAW $r!'t bring ihett b::k end
vill cheerfully refund your monry. Rf member t ve h ue adcArttay?f w pi.nto. f l-y
little "fly-by-night" ttore. vho comet from the Lord cu'y hn-n n v here, an d
h'areffr freh peldf to pluelc the iuerperieured. You are rife tn dealing v tfk hon'
eft merchants. ItEWARE OF Sl'RAXGKRS. Ihe l,vtr ,!U ft,r,t't tuil$
$o.(K), fC.00, JS.OO and J-10 Vuit eunn,t be duplicated in Vn-n. Attn't tiereoaf
$4.00, fo.00, 51.00, J.05 fl?ef 10. Our cloth' are made f r t-m w. Mould y-.-ar
erer bx unfortunate enough to get a girment of us iit dor not t'.n.d the wa ai
feir it thould, come to ve. You tti'l V jy find u ct the tame, old tUtnd, reaiy to
male nood all our reprecectation. Look in vuvr burins rnnrUt nt v father ym
find among the lift of rtlioble name of uh
from acro the laic. Riihond comjtanie v ni-n patrener ti Leiccrr of pirLpfdct
Wetaytovou, liKWAUK OF sniASGUlX-FAKUlS W'JlU MlSKL'F
RESFST TJILIR CALLISG, j
HUDSON'S TOWER CLOTHING CO. ft
JJaT" U V fH JI"t$ and Furui hituj ct very lov price for kon'f-t g -odr. J irt
Suit and Overcoat in tou n up.
4u-oys to be found in theuhite building, opp. Sveet't Jldcl, Grand R:jid.
WHO WANTS ONE?
SMASHING LINE OP
Just received by the leading house in Carpets
and Draperies.
BOSS & NORTON,
I7 SOUTH DIVISION STREET.
LEATHER GOODS!
E PEAT ED calls for these
oods has induced us to add
this line to our Fall stock. It
will interest you to examine.
All new, fresh goods and the
prices right.
J.C.HERKSER JEWELRY CO.,
.17 3Ionroo St rent.
VAl.LET C1TT lfl TtinK.
ADOLPH
-ut
Sieam Engines and Boilers, and General Mill Machinery!
M HI' MMIT.R DRYFP. M'SLTE'P IVfl T I P X FVFl R rvTrR
Ll or ettict t'im. Hot Htat At Dirati.f"r ttir g fi- t r I-iy Kt r.v Ir l'lprnt f-
Va.'tea. f. In i r(.m i.overBjra. It on atfi J'.ra t afiiai;. I u.dl if c'aaia. it-.
INVESTMENTS
run the-
Ty r.u.w, to vfrr 6 t;Kl In -ii
ceasWrrU .Var )V iiti.a
for IUKKK).
fiaf . $jJtjaluri tit c.ikimj
Uht or fihylhi lut aiJ
amM.ht k trairyirrd u r
Yuri ttle k't':JU' h-,t v.ir,
tley J.-e uf tm ike jvrt fur
tnrn half ikt antO-ut.
.vwvfcj.'h I'&t tirf oftOif
goods adir-tifJ u a ufuMuiw,
Third aiul la-nil y J"4rre u
ihj!f i-J of trutk i tXrir etttug
imnl-b,U adirrticvtfht.
Can r,e L tAi. n'jWr fJU
te Aiejif.' Ta f.' of
itinerant lenders e Mew f
tOti tij'lying tkrir HUi!uiti trade
ami tU t'fc'w'tr, euititd tv tirir
H
allfjtd bonhrujl cl thing rem pony hailixy R
irilvrr Corner on
each lfK)k.
Mono pram for the
corner,
I.nlicV White CaM
lMk new
fhape.
Combination Hooks
Change Hok,
Carl ntnl iWkrt
lirK.kf tf match.
All colrin leather
r kik Atti atnr.tTV
1.EITELT,
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