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fHEANACONDA STANDARD: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER I. .891.
INTHE SPORTING WORLD
Talkof the Times in (he Field^SporL
DOBLEWON'T HAVE SUNOL
NadHanlan Baa'* the World's Rec^^ord In ihs Boat Race W.th^Stephens Horse Talk and^Other Cots,p.
Boththe Olympic am) California Ath-^lane cluta* want In secure ia -urge Kesaler^to fliilit tin- ^Itlaik lVurl.^ !^^'^' mailt lie^ptci^!^ ^^ I n ilispaicli (iom Harrison, man^^ager of tbe O yni|^ie cluh, asking laiiai if lie^could (lent at 1M pmui.N. anil it so it he^would meet Martin. hliorlly afier thai^he nlao received a loli-gr.iiia from K. Val^^entine, one of the liirecinr* of ilia (Cali^^fornia c.ii^^, asking Ma* U lie weiilil til'li^Harr a before that ciun i'i Nor'inl*r. In^answer to both claapatchi-s Ivaelrr tale-^graplie I that be wotiul ^liglil any l'l^bound man in Amend, but no negra.
Kesslir saya that foi some reason tb^^Californians sreni to have it in for bun^ever su.ee lie Ui feati il LaUlauelae. K-^peetedly tbe Sau Kraneiseo |^a|ters bare^abused bini uiiiim rvifully, a il always re^^fer to him as ^u li g sUNM biiiumer^and drunkard, who, pretending to be a^middleweight, is I ^ in enough 10 flgtit In^the beuvyweight i-liiaa.^ It was in this^manlier tlial the hr-tmntrr ami Chiun-cU
Consoled llleni-elve. afUT hi' Wlll| |le.|
the^Alarmi,^ anil tbt y liayi kepi Hup^ever sii.ee. Valentn.iN proposition to^meet Martin in AovcnilaiT, Kessler Ms^garU* as an attempt to have Inm fare the^coon in order that he might I e whipped,^as It wouldinipoa^ih!o to
gothimself to anything liko con^^dition by tbe tiase the fight would^take place. The Nuvcinher fignts of the^California club take place betweon the^l^ili and 18ih of the month, and tbis^would preclude all |m^ssil^ililie* of doing^anything at all like traiuitig. ^Those San^Fr.inoisiofrllo*ii I K'-mt last night,^^think that 1 am so anxious to appear Ix-^fore them that twill jump at any offer^tin y in jy tnske, but I'll fool tliem. They^want to get me there and then beat ihe^life out of me. I ut before 1 will make^any kind of a ti.'lit I want to be suti.lliil^tbat I'll have soineiiinii* like a fair^and i qual chance. I Lav- given^out all along I would not light a^coon ami lam not going to change my^mind now. Even if this were not the^case I'd lie a sucker to go against Harris^without any training whatever, wliuo lie^would In- in good condition. Kxcute me^but 1 am not such a chump as those^Frisco people evidently ihm!. 1 am. If^Ibey consider it sue li it great honor for a^man to ilglit before thin let them get^some fellow who is foolish em.tub 1o^play tbe sucker for them. I'm not in it.*
RobertHorner, denying tbe report tbat^Uoble is to bay..- Mmol neitycar.
li e most Important record made to-day^was by the yearling Fmu Proiu Two^weeks ago Sanders drove the filly in 2:41.^Last Tuesday hu made her trot in '_':a^ J-a-^Jo-lay he drove bar a mile in 2:31)4,^healing Norlaine'a record a quarter ot u^second and placing Frou Kruu tbitd^motag tho ye uII u^ .
MAHEH IM A FIGHTER.
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TateIrish Wonder tukn Nhert Walk^Itroukla u'^ Mroltf I!.^ t.
KkwYokk, Oct. III.^'1 be fight ^c- ujght^with four-ounce gloves betwecu l'cttr^Muher. the ^Irish wonder^ and Jack^Falioii, the ^strong boy^ of llrooklyn, at^Niblo^s garden resulted m Fallon I cing^knock d iml in the iirulnl n un I. 'I lie^first round sbowi'd some hoxing, MM in^the si c. i.d Mnher began chasing Kalion^anil the fighting Im-cuiiic vigorous. Fal^on^grew savage and rushed at Mnher, re^ceivtng a terr He right bander on the^check which ataggeied him. He clinched^to save h imself, and in pmdiii g him iff^Maher la luleil auotlii r b.ow oil his face,^knocking hi in in a heap.
Jamest'orlietl to-nigtit covered the^CM.IMI deposiltd with the llmtld.
HANLAN's UHtAT FEAT.
HaIssfeals Htipa-n. and II.timet Ihs^Wt.rtd*. Itt-.-urtl Threw fc.rtiuds.^VllTORIA, B. ('., Oft. Ill 1 Ills after'^noon ihe I) nil rare bet seen Banian and^htepheiiH was rowo I at sswlwlgat, tiotli^men rawed well hm Stephens lull llu^course, being iiiui.edto tlie liir.i. Oeje^^satiiaentiy h^ rowed wildly and tip- In me^stretch wax much like u proc s.ion, Hun-^lau wiiiumg hi l't:.^, ^MtsSsfal Mssftkl^abead. '1 Ins retail tho wot Ida record^by three seconds.
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(Hit ai.o. Oct. Ill ^E in n i- strentbaof^^ mile-Sull lio^e w. ii, II ' ' Fraucia sec^^ond, L la tliir-l. i'lme. 1 :'.n' .
Onem li t .imimlrnm wo.i. Ainnett*^accoiid, OiUuale kMML Tint^, hatl(
tint-mile ami an ^ ghth K in i.i won,^Pendleton ntcund, Tom J lies lilirU.^Time, I :.V.^4
Sixfurl' ugs I'.il, ro won, ladga llii.h^seron.!, ttarMo ilnr.l. 1 nan-, i ||*,U
Onemile and a lia.f ovei hurde L J ro^won, Wli slow, second, Arislieial UiiraJ.^Time, 2:5J.
AiIn-uniiis;-.
Washington,Oct. III.^ Kivo furlongs^^ Mrs. I'i i1* won. Aleina t o!t sicmid.^Gondolier third. Tim , 1 :'JII^4
tinemile and a sixtieiiih Alary Stone^won, i in litis secm', Marginr ta third.^Tiim . I ISO,
triehandicap, kh furlongs Whip.^Rose won, (, W. (o,,k seccud, UaggsMi^tbir 1. Time. 1:!.'.
Sven furloi.it- 1'r.alier sun, I sir^L^ wis second, (^ lay ti ird. Tiase, 1 . o.
Onetuili - Madrid won. Kmir Thomas^St roud, I h ers thir l. Tune, l:li^.
Freehandicap l.nrilh . one m ,-^ and a^quarter, i ver six Inir lles^llotwe!l won,^Luke Bi coinl, Whei.il.v Hard. Jinn, J;3l.
A' Ni.hsnla.^Namiivm.li, Oct. .11.^S.x fur oiifs J^T. lull won, /. ke llurey kicoipI. Time,
SSI*!..
riiirieen-tixnciiths of n mill Qu-en^Trowhrdgi won. First Lap second;^Isvgaosl liios-nm thiril. Tiase, 1 :^4
Ffieri -ixti i lltll- o' a una lime Muss
Woo,Jo^ ^ art. r si coll i, Fannie S, thud.^Tim. 1 :H7t
Rajhaui'irap. i ^^^ . n-i sh enilii MT ^^miie- Si vent n w a, HIbB^ Link ^-erond,^ssssllvwf liuckti' r ttnrd 'i inie. ItlOW.
pfissssaigteenIhsof a anise- Parvst V.^won, Maggie I. I u^ second. Tin awOaa
Iblrd. '1 llu . 07
gsssMt. ^^.^!.' T.i k^Fak Fbahi-ikco, Oct. HI-John l~ Su'-^I,va ' taa ttirajraplic I I Parley Johns, n^to luski arrangi nn iits for n light with^Slaviu Siiilivan says lie wni say noih-^log of the prnlslMllsses of a fight with^Klavin until he has coi.e udrd h.s ihe.u-^rtcal ^ I g sgl liu ills.
Ihiuio-r J*.-mvs Ii.^SnicgTOS, Cal., Oct. ^1 --(lisrl-s^Marion to-day received a tilegruui fr in
Oulya Uog.
Bi'TTE,Oct. 31.^As the cable car fro an^W alki i villa was going rapidly over tbo^h gh trestle just nortb i f tbe power houso^to-day a big black St. Bernard dog got in^front of the dummy and was in imminent^danger of being run over or hurled off^tbo bridge onto the ground a nne 30 feel^b-low. The dog bad evidently tried to^avail himself ^ f Ihe short cut which the^nigh trestle affords; but bad not calcu^^lated on the exceedingly frail limbering^of the affair, i or upon iba planking be^^ing ah jui ais incbea apart and only some^three inches in width. Tbe grip-^loan stopped Iba car about^four feet from tbe (lightened animal,^whose leg* had slipped through tbe tin-^planked parts of the bridge. Tbo con-^diactor first alighted from the cur and^tru d to extricate the dog from bis dan-^irons position, but tbe animal weighed^some 15J pounds and it was no eaay laak^to get bun upon hia feet. Tbe gripinau'a^^ II oris were still without avail, and it was^not uuill tbrea of the passengers aided^the two atruggiiug ifucers of tbe car thai^the hruie was drawn up and aafeiy^piared u.-on Ihe grip.
ihe delayed car procieild lo tbe end^of ihe nestle, w here the dog juiu|ied i ff,^ami with a look of gratitude ut the men^who had In Iped bun out of bis bad^scrape, trotted cantentcdly away.
MntvUlllegass.^From Ihe New York Weekly.
Wheelman1 helluva I'll g.ve up bicy^^cling, lamas careful as can lie, but^every now and then some accident hap-^peus. This is the second time lie lieeu^arrested and lined lor running into peo^^ple.
BusinessMan^I'll tell you how to man^^age. Just you gel u job as bill coliuclur.^Everybody 'II dodge you then.
Fereignei-Wliyis it that so many Amer -^cuu cm s are complaining ol bad water7^Is not the water supply uuder the d ret^lion of city i llh .als |
AmericanI'sually.
Foreigner AnJ an^ not those cfficials
eiectiil hy the people ^^American ^ Yea.
I'oreiguei- I Ilea il appears to me. thai^you have not been careful lo select du^^ctals who ure good j idgcs of water.
BankDirector^I am surprised, air, to^learn that you orop into my bank i very^day and whisper tips to our caslin-r. Don't^you know the information inutl lie a^great ti mptation to him lo usu the bank^.iiieIs lo speculate with
Wealthyllmker- Yea.
Andjeiyou arc a heavy stockholder^in our hank.'
Justso.
1hen, in the name of common sense,^what's your moiivu^ 1
Well,the fsci is, 1 dont know whether^your casmer is nouesl or notj but if be^isn't honest, and if be does u^e the bank^funds to speculate with, I want him to^keep on tbe right side of the markot.^See ! '
SAID LY CLEVELAND.
Aa Adarsas IWfi.r~ ilia Vsaag atea**^D' ea-ieratUI Club ^f Massachusetts.
Bosi os, Oct. 31.^An iinnaeiisa audi^^ence, ih.it at nines went wild with entbu-^siasm. filled Trrmout temple to-nifbl,^iba occasion b-ing a rally under tba^auspices of tbo Young Men's Democratic^club of Maaaachusetts. Tbe distinguished^guest of tbe evening, e^-Presideut Cleve^^land, received a grand ovation. He said^said in part: ^Our consumers of ro ^der-^ala means, and iba poor of Ilia land are^ion much neglected in our national^policy. Their life ia road* too bar I^lor iheiu and too roucb faver is^shown pampered manufsctun rs and rich^monopolies. A condition of restlessness^and Irritation baa grown up throughout^ihe country, born of a prevailing inequal^^ity and unfairneaa which threatens an^ai'ark upon eour.d currency, and awak^^ens the anxious solicitude of thoughtful^and patriotic men. Economy in public^i xpciidilurca has almost In crme a by^^word, and partisanship in power executes^lis will by methods unprecedented and^ruthless.
Mr.Cleveland aaid be bad believed tbe^d^ morratic party was right on all these^su^ j cts. 'J hose who loved true democ^^racy looked lo tbe people of Maesacbu-^sells to rero^n xe tbe faithful services of^their youn; governor, and by hi* election^a lid that ot lue remainder of tbe ticket,^demonstrate titer steadfastni-ss in the^cause of democracy.
FREAK Ot A CrtAZY MAN.
H Tries la Take ^^^^^^.eiion of a Rsisr-^vnlr and Hum IL^White I'i.si.ns, N. Y.. Oct. 80.^Today^William Gienning, a resident of Kensico,^went into the lodge house at the Kensico^reservoir, and pointing a pistol at John^' Duly and Samuel Lawrence, public^I works employes, told tliem to get ou',^as the cily was in nerd of more water^and he would control the reservoir gates.^Daly and Lawrence tried to argue with^(j!i lining, but he persisted in running^things hi* own way. Superintendent^Lord appeared on the scene, and was^taken in the range of Ci en lung's shining^pistol barrel. When tbe supposed mat:^lur lurried bis head E-Awreuce knock d^the rtvclvcr spinning across tlae roeiu.^I he mail was secured and finally re^^leased, when be disappeared ami soon^alter re urned wiib a sh i gun, threaten^^ing lo kill I. iwr lire and D.alv if Ibey did^nut give him Pack his revolver.
SuperintendentLord had taken the n -^vo.Vi r and started for bis residence, and^the only thing for the men to tlo was to^^ ficct an cacupc, which they did while^Uieiitiiug was at the hack of tbo gate^hoiiae. (ileiinitig disap'H-ared slier.lv^after, lie bus thrown tin- nnplnyes of^ihe public works ^lc| ar mi ni at Kensico^in n high Hale of ^ xciP iii^iit, ami it is^said that lie has hi-coino Midui lily insane,^A | n-^n anil i flicers started out to-night^to ^ II. ct the maniac's capture, feaiing^that he may kill some one.
Itu.iwia Hulgur.a.^V i L.nn A, Oct. 31.^Dispatches from^various s.aire s sbow a continuous snow^storm has pjevaded throughout Eulgar a^since Wednesday. Many trains are^annw- blockaded.
.Allansla f rancs
1'aiiis.Oct. 31.^Minister Fallier.s to^^day inucdi.red in iho chainlM-r a hi.^olucieg Ibu promoters uf pioslitulioii un^der the vagran'. act penally. It is prom .^i.ed that a future bdi will aim at tbe e u^lire suppression of prostitution. Because^of Fa 11 teres declining to Interfere to se^^cure tlie release from prison of the social^^ist. La Faiqtie, the radicals attacked the^government, but a resolution of cnnfl-^dt net* was adopted.
Anumber of dynamite cartridges have^been fund in the (lines lurim-i on l lie^Fans ar Lyons railway, between N ce and^K quicr.
\\h.i He ^^'ma I. ke tu II. sr.
CaWAi.il. Oct. 31. -lion. II. J. Farmer-^Atk ii 1011. m iiiher of the L-igiisii par- I^iiaiiient, in an interview her- ne.lav.ix- I^ptf-.Hed Ins tx-lirf that the ITintcd S ates ^^would Ik' saiiiidly thrashed Py ( lull in j^the opening days h^ iween the two I^ci lilltrirs. Be conreiled, howevi r, the -^Dfslstd States wiitild i ren u illy 1m-vie*^toi.oiis, adding, ^Uul I should like to^lieur your how 1 of agony slu r your first^round with i hill, if it wi re not that 1 dis^^like tlie ntleli ialit kld.ng.
Kenlies! Ill .nary.
FromIhe Sail I ram- sea chrouirl*.^Kentuck ans Ironi Hie day of Daniel ^^| la.oiie have li -en noted tor ibeir uerve, j^bill the man who ha* eel pied all blue^grass recouli lor ci ur ige is the^toil w woo has jut marrie I^his molii -r-iu-!uw. He i* said to j^i have known her well, but hefor ^ a year J^passed ovi-r b.s h a i ue wdi pnihati'v get 1^' new 1 gat on female churar rr. If li--^|i*WS happi y with her be - h and ba iak^ n^as tin- ^uhj ct of a novel, lor lie will nave^demuaslr.ite I In role i|'lallles.
I.ae.yItik.su't Ku.-w.
WsVasslasfMsMiO.-i. M ^Lscey, com a-^I trolii r ot the ciiireticv, sent a teligiain^I to Senator tjuuy this morning, faying^i that so far as lie was able to learn no on*^connected with the in asuiy department^^ was authorix -d to deliver ins c. riifiiulo^of dtposiiio the i!i uiocrafic siate cum^^in it tee. and tin ^ mu kuoa how it came^into their possession.
Funml Head
St1'ai'L. ^^et. 31. ^Mrs. Lury Totld^(iiiIhti. in am r of Bisliop GiIImtI of Ihe^Episcopal church, was found di ail lbs^in or n I g ly.ng in a i o^l of blend in front^ol ihe Mejst p s resilience. It is ag| postal^she got u; in the irght . n I, as she was^very Ii ^ l ie. being 7* j ears old, fell cut of^the w indow.
lur * ^^. is-11^-j tlie tliivsrani-at.^SAW Fit im isi-o, Oct. 31. -The I'nilid^Stall s gi uuii jui y has ii d c.cd Beruurii^Ketss, i f the Hi m i f N, w b rgcr. Keiss *^l'u.,for imp irtlng wo ilen goods, invoiced^aa cotton. Il- was am-sled and released^on tln.0.0 hail
Headache
Oinil'lyresults fl in a deranrred stomach or^a slugslsh liver. In either rase, an aperient^Is needed. Ayei's Fills, tbo mildest and^tiius-t svlluhle cathartic In use, correct all^Irregularities of the stomach, ln.r, sttd^bowels, and. In a brief fun-, relieve ike^most distressing headache. These pilli saw^highly recommended hy the profession, aud^tbe dema'id fur them Is universal.
Ihave hern afflieied, for year*, with^neail.trlie and bialgesUon. and lliough I^^pent nearly a fori tun- In medirlnes. I never^found any relief until I began to lake A\ *^Tills. Six bottle* of these Fills roinpleti ly^cured me.^ ^ Benjamin Harper, I'ljUioaUa,^Moiitserra;. W. I.
Along suSerer from headache, 1 wag
CUREDBY
twnboxes of Ayer's Fills.^ ^ Emma Keyes,^Uuhlianlston. Mass.
Furthe cure of headache, Ayer's Catli irtle^Pills :ire the most efficient medhiiie I ever^Med.^^Robert K. James, Dorchester. Mats.
Furyears I was suldeet loeonstipatina^and neivaiis heaila. he. caused h) gsSJassfSj^xaentof Ihe liver. Alter taking various rent,^adles. 1 have become mmInced that Ayer't^Fills are the best. They never fail to relieve^any hilluusattacks in a short tine, ami I ant^lure my system retains Its tons lunger utter^tlie use of these Fills, than has been ihe c.iie^With any other medlelnc I have tried.^ ^^11. 8. bltdge, Wnmar, Texas.
Ayer'sPills
rnu*auii i v
Or.J. a AVER ^ CO., Lowell, Mist.
oldby sll Uruggliis aud Dealers la liidida*.
R
ENSHAW
HALL.
liUiTr.
MONT.
OlderAuspices of tie M G. T. 0.
Monday,Nov. 2.
SPKtlALKNOAtlKMKM
ofthem m pupu ar uiusu-a - lub, foi i lie i. i eflt^oi t e l.l ia y ^ iin-i ot tec ismneraLo*^I He It-ailing loom,
TheNew York
% Rg*s* a II ^- p li*|i.
W..shim,ion,Oct. 31.^'Iba |r-sidiiH^a'td Mr-. Ilarr son gave a special nei|e^lion tbil afternoon lo tlie ill legates of the^Women's Mts-iouary aocu y e.inri'-itioii.^U wus alti lo i d by in ar l\ .; on p, rsolis.
IheKir- I',ai^W vsiiiHiiiuN. Oct. 31 Ihe flist pay^^in in ol -u.ar IhjuiiI), under the lar.aT^net, wus mailt* saw****1 In lloilglierly A l o..^New Oris ate. I .359. represellllug a^Ii lunty en uo pounds of cane .u;ar.
^geeli riu i.^W AMtiMi. iiim. O t. 31 -liyati orih r i^-^am d i--^i.,^ the si creiary ^^' w ur n duci d^from 16 h. 3ti years the max muni age at^which si any recruits may be ace-, ptej.
l.asrine Weiner. Klute,^Km st Mahr. Velio.^Sebastian Laendvier, Violin,^I redliold II. mm ti n. Viola,^August Karklmr, limn ile PJ t*t,^John Maiq isrJt, Violin.
As-Ulelby
MISSMARIONS. WEED. CONTRALTO
I'siiainrlees. sale ef seat s op nv We lueidaf.^i 11o . i ^ a Wen s.^| ^ i : ;u nne, u, ^t fara
te-i.
Iica.ts fia saks by t. O- 1st. Jew Fast PiHt
Ilr^, - ii -i II..w News I' . r.a-l l ark si isrl,
ti-ailrtoat K a art ant k *i re,Ea-t U'ati-^in -i'- i. it^ii .u. mu-1.'s on, Main -1 eeC.^tetvbfe Urag ^t Man ^n et, .-milium ii*^-^t. svvsl Kioailsai. lasses lira. rap stoie,^i i* 11 nl.e, t.uudvrtim it', alea-iciv.iie.
TOUCHJOHN WILLIAM*.
Usas Mred frusa a it Ms rain* Haul.-^Ihrew aieass at a Train.
ClTTg,Oct, 81 ^ A man giving bis name^a* John Willli m-. and who to all appear^^ance is a genuine tramp, was arrested^yesterday afternoon for throwing stones^at a Montana Central passenger train.^Williams boarded the sfternooo trala for^Helena, and a ^horl distance beyond tbe^depot was put rff for not having a ticket^or money with wbieb to pey fare. As^soon as be alighted from the train, be be^^gan to throw stone* at tbe conductor wbo^bad ^fired^ him. He failed to bit ihe con^^ductor, but one of t be atone* wmt through^a wiudnw and struck a lady on ih^ head.^A gentlrtnan sitting near the lady jumped^^ ff ii.o train and, after a then cb**e,^c night lb* hobo aud held him until a^policeman arrived, wbo took him to tbe^ecu my jail.
Duringtbe morning Williams entered^a boarding bouse in East Park street and^ate breakfast. Ho continued to bang^sround until noon, when be ate dinner^aud iben want to sleep behind tbe office^siove. Being uoablo to settle for tbe meal^he had eaten be was assisted into ibe^street and afterwards tried to beat bis way^to Helena. He claims to have come to^Butte fram Portland.
Tlrsdof Liviag.^San Francisco, Oct. 31.^William Cen^^ter, a capitalist and son of John Center,^the weil-kuown capitalist, wbo was form^^erly associated witb large shipping inter^^est* here, con milted s ncide tins morning^by firing two sices through bis bead, it^is supposed the deed is due to d.-spon-^dency caused hy illness.
PIANOS
AND
ORGANS
Donot fall to call and get^Prices and Terms.
SOLDON ^ i
W0NTHLYPHYMENTS.
Iffou think nf rureh ilni; a Plann or (Irgai,^1 se I uul lung hu1 strictly tlrst class go ids,^of wh'ih the lei owiug is a^I sriaal 11 I:
Ibalitih'en^ Sttlnt.y,^Georgi Sleek ft Son,^tstty.^MM^A brecbt,
MUOBft Himl'B,
E.tev,
Mason^ Hamlin,^Packard and
WesternCottage.
DidPianos ami urtans tah-n In cxihange,^awiaafactaou liua aiit evl.
ALLINSTRUMENTS WARRANTED.
Noiroubl to sb ^ w t od^ and g ve pn e-.
Pianosand Organs to Rent
Al.l.KINDS UK
Sewing'Machines.
e.h. sherman,
I25 East Park btreet.
le'etdpn* No. 67.
h.flower.
THE
LOAN1*3 DIAMOND^BROKER,
llaiepei. it II e u d Kian I KM
Plentyof iwy !o Lend
OnAll Goods of Value.
Seed-time
andharvest.
WESOWED when we bought our huge^stock and our harvest hat been less^than our anticipations owing to the^backward season and the delay in^finiahing the Owsley Building. So^we are going to reduce our large and complete^^tock ot Fine Hats and Furnishings by making^great cut* from our aire* dy low prices.^We quote a lew samples :
i.oooHeavy Winter Overshirts. 75c. formerly 52^I.oco Heavy Shirts and Drawers, SOd ^ Si^500 Extra Fine White Shirts and Drawers, $ 1,^lormcrly $2 50.^1,000 California Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
$1 , formerly $1.75.^600 Extra Fine White Linen Shirts, 75c,
lormcrly$U2$.^500 Fine all wool ^Vpsilanti^ Ribbed Shirts and^Drawc s, $3.50 per suit, formerly ^7.50^1,000 pairs Heavy all wool Half Hose, 20c, for^^merly 3(jc.
250pairs Good Working Pants, warranted not to^rip, 90c, torincny j^ 1.25.
250Fins Sott Hats, assorted styles, 75c, for^^merly ^1.25.
450Fine St ff Hats, latent style, $ 1.50, for^^merly lj 00.
500Oil Tan Gloves, heavy. 50c, formerly $1.00.^300 Fine Kid and Dogskin Gloves, $ 1, former^^ly ^2.00.
1,500Fine Valises, 50c and upwards, formerly Si^and upwards.
Don'tMiss This Sale. It is the^Chance of a Lifetime.
SHLEBEGINS MOV. 2
WISHON,THE HATTER
41East Park Street,
OWSLEYBUILDING
EUROPEANSPECIALIST t
Dr.C.
LTZ
Overthe Red Boot ml Shoe Store. No. 56 North Main Street,^Eutte. bctweea Perk tiad Broadway
1ATM KM, llitoai. Ling .ird nil b iicKl diseases. wh:rh are ftp** ^1..y^fsixt |HM!iiMU^*iul) t-Niitlhy iry in v.- hy imi uf -.1 h..i.ti.urf of rom-
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GottageHotel,
DOaVC01X^RAI^^^ and oalkna ots.
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HIShotel will be run on the European Plan in a^strictly firit-class manner. Kooma liyht. newly^papered, painted and lurnished throughout.^Every convenience lor the comfort o: quests. Rates^liberal. Now open under the management ot
AnFvcllrnt ltrstmranl Kiin in CocnrctionSHW HYOTTE.
ReMO*-a6D,
TheMorcurySlreet Stables
l*evebi en remmcd to llw
LEXINGTONBUILDING.
onf**^ i srk tlteiL Hie l-n*.. ins I as lif.-n r.v^nn dea d, :^ liir-.e ami warm, ami Bre|^
Parliesiie-rtneilverviii's oi i ny kin.l will be^in, inul ^' ais iinimoilalivl llinses l^o:.:aV I^Kay I he wrfs or monla.
LEXINGTONSTABLES,
Eastlark efert.Bail a^ Mmat.
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OPENF1REPLHCE^COHL STOVES
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IS 1 ii Mile.
SOFTOR HARD COAL BURNERS
Ai^l aie iraamea'* *s well
horn^ - an'' *^I oiti r ulock-
mtm*ontana 122 AND 24 W. BP.CACWJIY. EU'TE, I0NT.