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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
84ATI;ISDAY. MAY t0. 1a91.
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S ROMETHIN¢G To 1)O.
SGreat Falls is upon the threshchold of
a nimost brilliant future. It is the most
I preemising city in the entire west today.
SIt Jssmesrses a world of wealth in its nat
i utnral resurcrees. stulch wealth indeed that
I the fatalist woicld Ice inclined to fold his
circnls cucli cinten't hilliself with what l ii
,kind Il 'ro'iidence h i ciee' n it rather thii in
i etth oult ciiil ilcratic-sc his ol orltulll' itil's
I h imitrpiin- the clwciitontig at his
hItdi. hni th0irc' is c ne sci urcee f rei 'cc
ni which i'vetn lth, mlioltst loll ten ted'l| n'nIll
nct itfrll tiio iverlok lt. \Ve rfier 1t t '
iinqprowven,|t off thn, .\li.'s-u;i river fromt
this point to Ithe Thr !, I",,rk:..
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iiltducts cintetit lcit ftt e city. They,
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winher, lind, talking. tinme bthe' flo;lrehI,.k,
g.' rsig ggngf, All tfhfgtt glgi\w of vhirtgi..gg
indliglltioinl overl his{ ancn's Ishlrte:(nllings~l
uponil thll parilt oif N,,.r,.tary Nob],lie wa
iut g fbling to giv' Itiu gill an es'tlap, iggtf.
Nriv'th li ,, Sh_ rl _ lnii! ('___ihrat
In tlgire gir.' giny iof tihe 'r'itin-Ng. ituiilff
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to Iggivi' -giun iany tin 'ire, wu','f.. ig iot 'fgi ht
th t J'r.if. iftgrfgig will slug tthigg li ii
gisuigil 'iirtoiiiy if thfg i ll slggi f it ti iil I
ggggd i.gggiingii tflu' gsgegi'i.iliggglct iiig'iui.i'l frig
t 'Iigik Hill. Lig r.
If 1'r.f. Mlrtgnfig fhggi ggng .ifpii igmigg .gf
..isggtl iourtif.s> fri., fl. Iliggik Hluff
iig'itgig' ' tl aitff gill jbg pleaggi'gdI fig gglg.,
fig'.,
(reat Falls hts tnfetlred H linmus
,-2t.( i)an ll htanI s \t'rtI, at l.ast. A.t,(Ktt
ti tthe ('ongregatimial ,I t-lege site c('ni
mnittee, Iprovidld that religious denm1uina
tion locate its state dluenttional institt
tiutn at this i tit?. t' ofITer is It )uig
Iifti'lt onle Ml l tp whizh it Rtandls 1s al
t'videne- ofa that ibroutl. lilaral. eitterpris
in i spirit w\hih hiast elitaracter-l' ized it
hitding l itizens --ring the short histort
iof thi plaitle. itl i iS t hitiimpl? in iniidelt
.it> to,· it.s m, nifes.t ,le tin v isthe initi p
olis of the '. tit nortlietst. m l wihethel
it Ihe .e'.ptIeal ',r l it ithi t Iheels ofi ptroi
througL Ih,, inliu . itab l,6, \\ill : 1 ,1 ph,!1 kl ,
its tll, -ifli t L s tir . ~ iII ii½ it h i t lye l
1 I th- iil t tat- pt ila iia lm'l:lbl't-. iill
I'ihulou-i 11 \ .1 . It . i;: t ins s siht n s: la itI
in, thhnu.stibhe ,.I.'riLTI1n1' o" hlil~lin.: anal
i , I tti one., wi- ithin ,, ii 1 o l,: iiih ;,
hIr, l l -11 1 fl li \\I I 1 \\ iltl at I r; 'I
hitI-i tilt -l.l l h i ' u ini_ t- l lhll .rst i itsi s. i nr
tini'nt: w 1ith ai ,,oal iu,1 I u1h11 11-i 1, its
si -h' pretici --ll inehm istilte, Mti sa r
riunloehd with all thiose other prinrti
r'itors . .wthicth unie in Ieing 11 popllll
inis thriv\i lnl Ii iii I nu iti, it wou, I ill
pea'' that thit p ,eople. ,I( l;r,.t Ih lls c,,uli
Iot I'r'ol.s nalli hl as till illl'l.':ase ill the full
inIensure" If natu ail l lilt i t hii h
i . . .ne'trous nliature l is i- a l.ihly h.
t,,wl neon tlhe plhre,' .\,i it
.iu11 i f'rthti r iappla r that the t- ,.I
ii'i a o., r rejection of its t mu - st lieiral
feiir t, the e,,l h.,i e ol. nnitl ee p. ,sseSW. .
I'i lier l ; 1i leeper si,, itir.ner. to tlh.
ht hili ll 1l .r l ',sp liti ,f' th t1 ins"titu
in f' .lllning ill t ih. 111 i ts criptl i , .. "
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ur o ll, +u', hnill h.r-. "I',o i , l h t i t r p oi in
S. ,e f r , x l it h . t ;o.fpt . '; 1 1, 1 1 1 1h " ;I " 1 11 ' +.
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111 ilu nli'lhaelI n,.i, hhorh d,.h. >uhul,''iti
i ll rr illl lih.cs ;i'1 e'.nsil I . O nl ,
le ,e srr,.s 1n, city ,,I 1,o n11 in he. .Iltf
' ;Irs 'o l,;,rir ,,l w ith la',it I"M I.s .1\
"iib lit rflilln l , is ;iS,. IlI I the r'il? lli l
he In l ittitliln \\ hli+h eistsl its int witlh it
illy hl 1-i. Io thilft1 pf<*,+l..s'.1 d 1111 lli;.
:," l si'iti n w'hih 1 ,,.ill form+ IIth hlast"
1.1.% lllm e II hI ' li'dIt l'rH I'oi i I,) l hll h lldlsh
onrl l i. l and tiii l ril 'statistics i l m'l'l
lI l n n I ulll e sall i : Ilil l
N.t' . filr tein' l. ii'rtil if iir i l gIa, lth
lri llg i nhi ti ta. .. 1 1 " I l rll. a n] r . t tlien' T "I I'N It
will say that its tigur ,s ',ner liingl wtooli
wer ll'ainlild by gol . nilr.li.I t ulil'iatls
rp.ubliau Ii fl.i:i;l s if till agrii' tulrj al
\Vil . . mubl.il thle quetiini t,, tn\ h intsl
lig. t i lnlit i f. itL tfhei ial.o e I . 'rllt. l hi,,
'Tin: . t all did ,,t r .flr to its oi n ligurts.
;nil th .at if it 1di .1 irii. tl t i. il rt it tly.
by inpliation la ith.ll'rw.iskvi. irefir to
rlierl illel'lra . jluitt iin l prif~ilnsse ti, hIlilev
th t lt' t' iillm NI , k owl.ges the)l t' ig
ii. and wiitinds up, with ili chargeilllr that
tirhill Ii ln : holds, thl, McKint y bil l tisre,
sinla ih.le fir ith,, ihm s r ip .111 thisi is
i+" allurntly unfanl ir a tss I asupren elyi
sill y ulipon the plrt of tlhe' ltiler that
tli. 'ITn t NI: is 'r.nstrainalt ti ask it
r u tiviiw i it is It filni. i i it liar. in h it li.
t I.II. ltt1 i" iiNfill. sh e s i ts l n i .kle is
onut ulll r li iltfrom Kans st. iis rl'elit.l du
with u aying that: ,Ilhi rnlly real rfi'rtm
will hire ltf e tei, Whaiti n Iiii ungstl ihust
arte I a ,ilish,,, liw ( tll,,, t e g 'I'v}rnm Ill g'~its
all itsi i't,',nues froli hisky nid in
ina ,,." Mr. Siipstn. l-t is whisp, r in
\our' hiir I IIltnit. Whisky is r.egarnItd
ias In of tile n 'tresslui ,s of life 1ll lng
"'.ngrl'ssuuln. nll thl' warn who proposl' s
tlius to tax it will get left. Don't fendl
.wa.t pallr tiln. i1 nr1hging in ls|onsihilitih4.
it,.\isl, your platform if you wish t,, be
,,l'it.d presidelnt of this great nation.
'T'll flirt ,m ttsin that under thl' Jhebln -
licial infihenic if tflt, 'olpurntively high
tarirf of 1517,. in th.il short periold frro,
I17i ti 1881. th,, ntluhbr of she'-lp upon
our ranges ntark, dnlll'd. l.'aundr.
'They dlid nothing of the kind. A.
-c"1'ding to ti ll Ir,.thr's own showing
there were nlearly 22,.;lii).(Mi wihte]p inI the
country in) 1841), while in 1851) it periol
if twenty years. instead of fou rteen, thiy
halI increased only to 0.70)..w<Nti. S'tick
T'ni . Ilnston Trlauncript in ill article
reviewing the tinancia ops.ratilns if the
IButt, .1. Motlitnu ('o. n14 its nIt mining
profit for the fiscal year ended Jule:101.
tiring exhibit anld earns fur that clint
Pulny it frint o.)sition amoing the mlolst
irusperos wining prinprtitH in the
sta',.
.a " (thl.- .u.... -.; , uldi n. t /sire 11;,t
up a mIre poIitlltss niaol utterly ridicu
lous ssany nn wnld." The italis inr ours;
tihl ,'haste todl beautiful 14 .glish is fromll
the Iealder.
,f Aecordling to,
I Harrison tmalllde a t
- land. ()re., which was ove.o.
Press astnciatiton reportters who .
pI-llniied him. Andl it was fll io11t11 i
'- c nlllllllll handlshake. As the story it
1 tlohl n very r,'Stahh lo color,,d liadt
Swish,,, to shak, homis wil!h him. tihl
s had shiken hands \\ tih (int tland with
ltyiVs anl with i rhli:l fnd .\rthur,
S and to ..onple,, the -.1 1 I hI 'r etrthlh
ih ppinss.- i i ,,. ll t \ n ;1 I) r.s' tl. t th li
,of Hll 'larr us, t. ., i ' i' 11 1n, this she up
pnolar, wh. I Ira . lr .'i' l, ,II ;I l hnI r,, \%,, w ill
, ,1 1,o .. . . . f .r,."i ;u ! ah ild I !.:1. '.
,ir.t i ' it :..i`hh i ltinlh .; th li l ' i Iiii
h, t ll' I i. l . i, iiti i ' litt is ,ii."r iln
I.:uk, :,, ; . :i:i "'3 r. I'r """i Ir t . I wR ,t1
l' s t t'rill, i h,. 'Itht his 1 l'i.k ,t11h' t11 hiti.
\ithiht l a il'ir ,f sict rill allil ill tiht. tc.hliist
lokld the .0hr \%a.
It tillah ts brlhke Iii\ heart. I wit s si.
1m3,r s ilie tl. .\ntl lthen ih, tt. I hl lohit
'til llew illlllls l i it ll dress all ll r t his ,,,
i tii. silh hit. si n.li hIhI l iS.- hl gl ins tl.o
and there will be a g(,,dI manl other
.olored men "ii ilthi will doI the saoI' thing.
hit th1v know ho.\ to resent an insult.
Mary .Inns is tll' no.ane (1f the lady
fndl slhe is half white0 . Ilarrison, ,oubht
h oss. sho ,k hands with wan y a "ou'thw ser"
tlarker skit, andl not hal .tf 5 whtiti i
heart ais the intlignallnt . isttry possesses.
Ilh mihade a kdl l.rak. In insulling this
rnproa. nitllicv (o tlth, l ll,,,m rms and
highly r1:4.l,, tahle.lont.s flmily Ifth presi
d,.nt h .as al( . l h,\ltn th,. Sirath (1f i
s. alll ailng1 (11 " tI te-I 1 ,,who) \tall relll htr
hil hubh hi' afI I flpper be
',,nr, h,, .\m .ri':a l,.lo h. d u" kins.t fl ,r o hl ir
;. I ri ,' ,lli , .tual, ,i *' t itj j lj t iV ,i 1
p ilt', f' r tII. 'tr I h,,Ii th. h IIi, .bI llA In
li lt l ' 1 1 . .lllll,rIt 1 illl. (it 1. 1.\ 1 f·iIlilhl. '
fL ."l'llltll illl i I r t aJ d IIII I'tll.. CII't l t'
prI. . an titu rf jt. nil jestlitn' li iern
tit. c'.1 itihi It , '\ n though that ý.l"ilt I'
lilll ,'h d ;1 bllmll"liI ' l,.sir.t I 1 . 1 li, llth.ll
in Flint. !f1' .11tl1.,ton really ,h'h\,i's,,
,iiji..fl 1 i' t1 il'lj;lltr , ,I I* printrai l in .ll
ItfI I h l II , I't. i ls. )ii\.l l i t illu hr
ris''I that il , ttI. 1 1 III ,l i lhlost in the.ll
ray..i vIr , I._in 1 h ., .r .tt"S than iIhit h r
1'1Ihtlll i ll l 'I 11 1i111,in s lon. Tl i ,i total of1
l'Vl.lirs 1 I IltI' If. Illilt ll. , ls is as oll llo \t
1111 n 1hil. is i i'i1" J llt i . t l , II l lls
II.1. 'itli er l i ' th 1 o l lIwIl aIllt Is r,' .
lls1 o l t'Irll ls1 slll I l, I I 1i ur iite 1111rt n ile..
ll'llrsi 1111fro 111m11 th 4 lenut memb1rI.
of t he111. itii i n s: i i-l rIrt', a; h
atmnill'r of lth l 'anll itilte n t lo. allt in
Ir.lils ted that is tlll ay. thl t nij lil i,-l
ill'lfilo aI'l. gN. Iea. froa li It l r. and frll
lVtIl s ula w\itI l fur (Ir ,i It lll. 'r'hiis.
, lifter Appleton had uliU rlt his fa71 r
I itllll llreasons at the ll.
'Ti'lltle reasons arl' all)i remarkable.
aid if lar'k of lpa.e dil not forbid wt
1111011 like to l ill attintioan to 11 h one
.l·lnhl t ill' 'lhllls It l i,1 18 lll 1 ilt s As t1l.l l
if ll ta h. I l h tIlr 8 firstl A pllllton says, -it
s botter to go to tlh oldest, . .st 'iviliza
iIost alllllutailtll s o.t ,till. stud ntllli." This
nii Ix' Iphilosopuh . b lt it his noit tit
lhidea. If thl, ohhlest towns ar, sought.
vl' hltave ult It llir 11t . .Milt )ill. Iltnil
,cIk and Virginia ('ity'; If wealthV is in
,leill l. Buttl, coui l lo.n ll ,t ic,.l l t l ilel
*na.
A plll niti lll . eli nd rI usll l ill is a stunner.
iMoin a4 shoutl hav t l ld ae it'clege beIaus.
if her "hindustries." "It is here." says the
vrint Appleton, "'a itmanli)In enveurrenie
o launch out into great t ldet~rprises that
miss unnoticed anl unrell'])rted." so ith,
i',n.1etedlld ti tell IIt e hi Uto llnlitte.r thatu
.vi'ral miiles of wiateir nlies wflir luihl
ist star and that thi. iutlIter at Eist
Ilhhliut is Iiing rl pairvl: 'rgo,. Mliena
oebtl hlave the i'olltg.g. .fhter talkingi
while a ho . assessed vailalltiotus. vil,
if shlool proll'iperty.l t el., ihe rlhiur's again
i "'nliusitrih," lan t informs tlhl e oI.{
,it.te tho t Hlhni is ntlllli to riollnUltcl
we' yoursi it wi )ll e lpl II : nl~ aen. ''his.
eall1elson No . is w;ortlhy itof reprollultollni
n full. I here it is:
Fifth, (.reat falls has imagniihenl win
ert power, hut it is gtxxl only sit far its it
ran he uled. Hlllenn also i hias ai water
sweir only twelve milhs tltf whihch all
urnish by electric chnneitiun all the
;.wer ieetdtld by a city of :..410.i11 people.
In the very flce of this remarkable
tropasition, this .\ppltoiniian discwvery,
8 it were. the coninittee doggedly re
uiled to si1d the college to Helena.
They alre ertuinly Ilcking in lppreeiai
lewlopetld it Stubh's ferry, whiere there
a not even a rapid. much less a falls!
liut it in useless to follow Apllhton
rirther. These are fair specimen, of his
ina: the others art, deserving of no more
:erious comnsidhrttion than thum* have re
:eived. If -therwise,thel Tluint NP: would
so pleaa.lt to institute i.liparistlins and
linelss the lueitihllI on its merits. As ti
h, (',igregational ehllege, the public in
his quilirter hit lost interest in it, and
•when thet Ist of Hiptemnber rolls around
it' i'niiitte will have much lessi
riulll in dhte'rmining upon a location.
Iiut Inih ,all Appletot'i fourteen reani.sl,
.i' illilt-fr get it.
It ther is ote a. .. ..
H subject. We ilserve thait a few republi
c, rns iacfct to ,t i pileaed with the out
i look and pridict dirme disaster for thiI
I dlmoenratic party bly a disruption of thi
I solidsl"nuth. ()f eournr the wish is fathel
to the thought. butt the facts and con
tingincies do not heait it out. In InuiI
- articuhlrs the denioiratic pla tform wiI
Ibe ilentitcal with that of the ipeople':
party iand espec)iially as regards the ctn
Iral ihdes tariff reform. silve, l.gislatior
and eco'(no' l ill national aushillnistratiton
iih, south is il hrnilillltil with the( dIllo)iO
erlici party ail doctrinues inild there art
no present indlieations that the peoplt'I
Iarty will takei swsy ia single state in
ithat sectionii from thi dm. .iu.rnatic partyill
'The, % r." r,,rfor, msl su,..ht. ailho11ut ,oin .h
to i lllrlt l ii, s e tll ' m. t . ( 'l ll e t( t Iorketill
out tihr.ouf tihte dlan t'ratic party, which
is 1111t11st inl touch wihll th new movei
.iliet' h1 11 there is littl is f any. iti u e
t 1,1111e tihe siln v.ratii part ii joiin t.he
the i t i one. aind tihe democrats of ithe
lsouth. rf all other lemtr itl, are ilst
I likly t i desert their colors.
T'hl'h people's party is hutaunther nanl'
for the lharms r .alliance which took a
vigorouts part in the elections of aist fill.
S.\1Il where was their iniuene, f ost rilt:i
Was it in th satesh, ltihlhl'nlcrts espeti
to wirre in ll, t contesl t of 'ri_1; Assur1edly
not. The $mcesss :hieved by thil
nlliance were in the nortlhtwest. anld if
there is :,10 one Min, assured )Inre 11h1II
another, it is that the wwrthwest will he
:a doubtful l fa.tor in the forhll.' inhn
presidlhntihl olectionl. Th,. people's party
ha+s l'tn ill the 1loultful ',lenlan1 such
h tn llftwr, stanh h rlubli,,an .ltes as
114l a ,. \W'isc',nai n. \Mi'1hi,"an. Illinois.
.\linn,,,solh. IKnonnsaý. \',lbraska and th1 ,
111li1t1.5, with h,. x1han1 ,,11141 rather fiv,,r
:11l.1 14, 1h,' t h 'si4ne.''.rn . 'T'hi 1 is ab,,ut
the ,.111 ,criallin -;) 1 *i ll ,' ,il of aIhm ,n
." l/ixlli,,im ,'f the thirdl part ,+ jh rris<n
(-;11'ri,,d all t]11 ::ht late5 hnnia ,i in I",>+'. it i.
rll,.lhtfIl t, i,, ,',1in. if r1 nnu tira,.,l, 14i(1
0 sil e oi n ,11 .1, ih,.m in i-112.
In Ill I. ti , fail to +. Ill 1i 1 lr1 , ,stI
'.w o e111 fr 14it . . th,. ,.rte 1 ,1 ,|ra\\ tha
l,.a=t ,onsolh tion ,u n11l th,. l4,liti,;:l party
l,:rth that rll .,qntt ,,,'\ o 'aurreI al ('in ito
h, a l. l t, thti ar'i l t hi t ,iii z1, ,t-il it
I'l1l' h;iI 1111 ;n llllition 11, 111 m111 l, 1 11'
p 'in" ne t ; i enp' l itl ih nd hllt ls i hah;i
I ur'. V l I (p i t h u li opinion int that 4 Cirt lht
s('ntilnl'n ti t e allI %.1sil fatv 4 i r4 e
:till't iil li 'i llb i' i ii ill iti fll\44 t41 1 ; 441 il
i";ltlS f,, r t jh I - 4Ir ti lll4.44 t ,-lu ra I'ut*
Fromllll ilftl - i t IButtlll t 4l Isur'4eS \ i' hlel
h I' r1 this Sintlplll ll lill ti iv. ini l t ti ,
tiar' li Ito ,li.e, that that -it is .ex
tedlin.lt frih ndly t t;reatl halls in thl
partit' ii 4r4l. 4utt' and ir t Fa'lls 41444
1ntt11'ral aliels ;nid ill thil futurl , thil
rlaltit n Il 1u1st he Illm in Hately Mlst
Butte itai thl greatest min4 s in ith
utxuur I 44i.11 iht trlhih..N l Ilil t 4 4 in I I.
w ri l itl ti n this r itr will uIitl ii
Ilmst of hel r Iores forl rel, (.tio1
s hurI't is tlltl natural :g.al for .ordainerl
sim44titng 44 d retini ig t'i1t1r if Il1ntin
i u4 ll4' ,wil4 Si.tl (on mlilli4n-ti rI inl jlilt'
i this vit ft u r trea lltn arll. tihe l ur
inll'ltr o If that r' u a wlillny; Ith' li ttl B tt
Il stin willl l'tns, n, t Ill l the tinut it
near, - ait hanltli i ,h n Wh n tit 1 rtl .i'ant \nl4l'tI
IIondo l llt'tnpw.y wiiltl tiI the grti atls'
srlul4l g i nd tn. 4.l rllhinl works in tltR world
at the Rahilbow (,r hr.a.t fa1L of tilt
Mi.;ssouri rivelr w lllre' w w ateir p alranh t
without .liuit autl he chitply st.curtt.44
Ill vi.ew of th- i4lU444 p lias t Iustiless reilt
thuos a"lr'uly established between (Grtati
Sflllts aml l it le aul tilhe 4 los'r 4 l
Žstrion.er tiics ·t hlt %% ill hind thi lul'til rl
in thel fi t rl . l 'lth l T uit i s t in t S 4 ur4 1
prisl l to4 fi-nd th, lattier city favoril l4, to.
it hlN lls f ior 4the fpi til city.
ullst apart frlt thel, t ie tt ,f lu elln
intereslt ithat indti the lh titare airIti
%itti: strtnt;' ,st 1ti asons wtit y iiutt , hit nd
il frct all ot1her c toim muniti i, f ic t lle state,
shiul favur 1 re l fulls fr til. i rnll
niito tr iL t hill. " is t il.trt u it s mlandl beR t irl
fual , nlite iet s n' titled to it till Ini'rit,
it is 4l41 tlr1r the . t.otrphia;l ntri, l, thin
any tl htlr c ity i tn he .talt; it is tII. 11s
h·nultiul anid ttractive sLit in n1ln4al
it in tlllH ceJntral city of northern l l
iana which in ten years will lentlin two
thlirds of tllhe population of te state; it
hats t liilve, pr gressi iv., enterprisintg
t lpulatiiinll: it has the re
Sunt' within and slnrrounding it
ithat italt allke it at gret ctity; it is it
railriuad tetltr aind easy of attHcess frontt
all parts of the state: its water power,
toal, iron, Iprevious t metals, l inds agricul
tural Ill(] grazing hlands give assurance
that it will be the manufacturing, indus
trial tln printcipal city i of Montana. It
should. and we eilieve will, he the per
niamrnt alnit ital of thie state.
iThel TIfItII'Nt violates nil conitideine
in saying (wreat Falls will ihe in the rlcte
for thei stlt oif state government n
we night add that it is not Ia custn
with ( reat Ialls to "get left" when slilt
mliakes up her mind to aecomplish ii cer
fain purytxii.
Notice to 0Stockmen. -
tieorge (',loon of it. ('lair is the ant horizl.
_roven in the t nitiam im an estray within thl
BENJAMIN RUMINE i
('Stckde (County.
ONj
---AT TIlE
NEW YORK - -
- - - - CASH AZA
tWHITE GOOD
ur
All the new things are hcre
the department is full of the
cst Novelties. Some Special
tes in I Incmstitched Swiss, 4 ri, , l
wide, at 50 to 75 cents per y
II lcmstitched India Linens andl!
Swisses with open worked I.,r e
at 60 cents. 75 cents, and Si
Hiack checkedl andil Striloe
Linens in fine Lace Effects at
cents, 15 cents, and 20 cent,
India Mull Flounciln
In black and 1 hit., ;0 it
t i, t, at 7 cents to 1.oo. t 0
MO( REI T MI'( K RT.
Note the follo,\ in. p
Spring Dress Goods
ESi
Tlhe iutlct andl haliwi.
things of the season. il nriet;
Mohair L.usters, Serges, Black . ?
mas. Novelties Iby the yard
in Robe Patterns, new colorin.
Plaids; ',broken checks, etc.,
A hint must suffice where it \. .
Itake pages to tell the story, t,
e wanllt to give all a chance at
36 inch Stripe or Plaid Ilenrict:
in all colors at 40 cents. Nob,(
e:\ (-r -a\\ its equal for the mo:ne.
HOSIERY.
The biCst da;y we ever had ii
one line of I losiery was last wcJ
It was in the Ladies' Coon IBlat
at 25 cents and 35 cents. A gre.,
many ladies canre back and double,
their purchases. 1Ve succecde.
in getting ti o more cases anii
therefore have a good sul)ply ,.
haml again.
\ arie miakig things very lit
i in otr
Underwear Department.
I.adies' Jersey Ribbed Vests at
15 cents, 20 cents and 25 cents.
Mens' Balbrig'gan Shirts at 50
cents that othlci ask 75 cents to
Sr.oo.
Mens' Overshirts.
This is a line we wish to close
to make room for other goods.
3 dozon Imitation French Flannel Shirts at ,50
4 dosen Bettor French Flannel Shirts....at .&5
5 dozen Fancy Frenoh Flannel Shirts.....atal,65
i dosen Better French Flannel Shbirt.....at $2,00
These Shirts will cost you at
least 33y per cent more, bought
in the regular way, but with us
they must go regardless of cost.
Mail orders will receive prompt
attention.
Terms Strictly Cash.
New York Cash Bazaar.
R. D. BECKON, Prop.

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