Daily Brown County World from Hiawatha, Kansas • 2

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I. Stewart, L. S. Sand era, rank Jodboob, N. F.

LmIio Committee oo resolutions, Eliaa Berkley, John A. Fulton and W. C. Bandera. Thia DAliPVip 1 TTWVITII committee doubtleoo thought life too short AUiUlAi 1.

lAinVAJJylaodtimetooprecioua forth manufacture of rcBolutiona and reported that it had non Hiawatia, TKlay Eaniu, OcL 4, 18 OF ILLINOIS. Anna Bradalil, daushter of Mr. and Mia. Peter Brad ah), died Saturday evening at half past tan oclock. Ska never knew a day free from pain, being crippled from early childhood.

Though sorely tried her disposition was almost perfect; neear a complaint or harsh word and ah was alwavaso gentle and considerate of others that her death is sincerolr mourned. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church Monday afternoon and then the tired body was laid to rest forever in the cemetery north of the city. Hill Bros. A Phelps is the great headquarter store. Stoves, tinware, hardware, carriages, buggies and all kinds of farm machinery.

Mira Elda Babbit has returned from Washburn college and will not return again this year. Mrs. Wilaon-Koberts, of Atchison, is visiting Miss Cora Younkman. The first session of the Teachers Association has been postponed to meet the first Saturday in November. Program November.

to oiler. After all reports had been handed in the Rer. W. A. Biggart made a short but eery sensible speech.

THE NOMINATIONS. Prof. 0. C. Hill, J.

B. Mitchell and T. L. Brundage were mentioned. The Tot stood Hill, CO; Mitchell, 19; Brundage, 9.

Mr. Hills nomination was made unanimous and ha was loudly called for and responded by making a neat speech. Candidates for clerk were not so easily disposed of. W. M.

Nellans, Jao. Cunningham, C. H. Pierce, G. I.

Prewitt, Norman Chapman and P. W. Hoskinaon, nominated. Fust ballot. NsL It; Cub.

17: Pierce, It; Prow, SI; Chap, IS; UookiBaoB, 4. Second, Nal, C. 17; Pierce 21; Prew, 31; Chap, IS; Hook, S. Third, Net, 18; 22; Prew, So; Cbap 16; floe, 4, Fourth, Nel, TU COUNTY TICKET. For Treasurer, nor.

o. c. bill. For Clerk, KOREAN CHAPMAN. Register of Deeds.

M. li. HAM, For Bhertf, JOHN F. CASHMAN. For Surveyor, TH08.

J. MARION. For Coroner, DR. HELPER, ol Horton, OommlsBonar, First JAMU P. FREELAND.

TU EIGHTH ANNUAL J. Farmer, secretary. same as before. a I .11 L. I C.

2U; Poe, 24; Prewt, 27; Cuap, 16; Hot, A Fifth Chap, H.4. For Thirty Days Ton Can Oct 1 sack Tube Rose Flour for 1.15, 1 sack Congo for 90 cents. 1 sack of Patent flour for $1.40 at the grocery stores of Maglott A Wonder, J. A. McGuire, Eli Allendorf, Hewitt A Brewster, E.

Clspp, J. P. Franklin, J. O. Rutan, V.

A. Stewart, Howard Bros, or you can buy at the mill or feed sloie 500 pounds of Congo flour for (8.00. 600 pounds of Tub Knee flour for $9.00. 500 pounds of Patent flour for $1 1 00. Thanks for past Favors E.

J. Raff. There was quarterly meeting at the Methodist church Sunday and the Rev. Mr. Henderson, of Morrill, preached 1 appropriate sermon in the evening.

For first-class photos go to Evans. 20,000 VISITORS! Are expected in Hiawatha this week. DICKASON The Leading Jeweler will be perfectly satisfied if one-tenth of that number will call on him, making an average of five hundred souls per day during tha Fair. He will be fully prepared to wait on everybody. He earnestly solicits your patronage for anything in his line, He has the finest stork of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Plated Ware in town.

Remember he sells more Watches than all the jewelers in Brown County combined. LAWRENCE BIERER, IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OUR FALL STOCK IS COMPLETE. All the Latebt Novelties in DRESS GOODS, including Broadcloths, Serges, Foules, Camela- liairs, Almas, Henriettas, Eleetorals, Etc. The cheapest line of Tricots and Ladies Cloths in tho State. Black and Colored Silks a specialty Novelties in Velvets and Plushes All colors in Braids, Gimps, Beaded and Tlain Sets.

Bargains in Blankets, Flannels, Yarns, Woolens. Extraordinary values in Hosiery and Underwear. A special drive in Scarlet All-Wool Underwear. The Handsomest Line of Ladies and Childrens Cloaks we have ever shown, in all tho new 1 shapes and materials. We are headquarters for Seal Plush Sacques, Jackets, Wraps, Modjeskas.

Special Low Prices on Mens and Boys Overcoats, Mens Press and Business Suits, Boys and Childrens Clothing. A first-class stock of Mens Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises. Eighth Annual lair of the Brown County Exposition amoriitinn opens today. It is the twenty-firat fair hsld in Brown eoonty. No county in Kansas boasts of mors energetic essenrietlon.

No county fair is givsn that is bsttsr or avsn so good. Great crowds hava gathered in Hiawatha in the fall of the year for over twenty yean to Uk in the fair aud though thia is an off year the crowds will be her just the same. The mem ben of the old association gave op the ghost for the reason that they were tired of beariag the burden. The new ones took hold and have not yet tired. The offioen and mem ben dwell in harmony and pull together with a sweeping stroke for success Success it has been irom the start, is now and The World hopes always will be.

THE TICEET. The ticket nominated by the Republican convention Saturday ii in every way most satisfactory. The candidates really need no further introduction than the simple statement that out of a large number of good men they were chosen. The defeated will work for tbo entire ticket. Its election ie certain.

Than was hot little objection to the nomination of Prof. O. C. Hill for treasurer. He ia in every way qualified to fill the position as it should be filled with credit to himself and the convention placing it within hia easy reach.

The friend of Norman Chapman only obtained hia nomination by the hardest kind of work. Ha defeated George I. Prewitt on of the best of officers and other atrong candidates. He understands the duties and will be a bright and da-serv inf officer. John Cash maos nomination over a man ao noted and capable as Stephen Hunter ia a high compliment.

Mr. Cash-maa is popular candidate and The Wobld fmla sura that will make a vary enargatir and succeasful sheriff. The MrifTs office is said to pay th beat of all couaty officas. It is the hardest to fill Them are few men who can catch oa to ita dutiaa. But John Cash man is one of the few.

M. G. Ham is sum enough republican and one of th best offioen the county ever had. Hi renominatiou by acclamation show how stand with tha voters. He is a safe hnsinaw man juat th on to fill a position of ao much trust.

No fault can possibly be found with T. J. Marion for county aurreyor. He understand tha duliss of th office perfectly and ia a practical and accurate professional. need give himself but little thought about hia election it ia assured.

Dr. Helper, of Horton, will be the next county coroner. He has been in the county but a year er so. As usual thing the office ie not clamored for fortunately busy man can attend to its duties, sa tbsy are not great nor is the salary. Persons desiring the Drs, official services will surely sat upon in good shape.

James P. Freeland, the nominee for commissioner of the First District, now hold th office and hat mad a record for himself thoughtful, considerate man. has tha bast interests of th county at heart and his actions as commissioner are above reproach. He studies to do just right, hie iudgment ia never heaty and its weight ia felt in all discussion. He was nominated over another worthy gentleman, John allay, and to popular and well-fitted lor an office insure election.

CLOTHING I1EQITT A BREDSTEn Call special attention to their full line of BOOTS AND SHOES, Both Heavy and Fino Wear. When you want GOOD OVERSHOES or FELT BOOTS come around and see ua. Our HOOT AND SHOE STOCK, is tho best in tho city, and comprises the best goods made, as well as a full assortment of Medium and Low-Priced gwods. Having placed our orders on liUBBEK GOODS last spring, wc are in a position to make the Lowest Prices on RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES. Samples and Prices of Dry Goods sent by mail on application.

LAWBENCE BIERER, Hiawatha, Kansas. We handle the Cheapest and Best goods in tha market. Tne morrow wrs a bright October moro; The earth was beautiful aa if oew boro; There was that oarueless apiendor everywhere, That wild exluleratiuD in the air, Which makes the passers in the city street Congratulate each other as they meet. 811th, Nel, SI; Fee, 27; Draw, 16; Chap, 16; Hus, 1. After the sixth ballot Geo.

I. Prewitt withdrew from the race iu most manly way. He said that it was evident that the republicans of Brown county were opposed lo third-termers and he felt deeply grateful for the friendship shown him. The spplsuse that greeted him showed that people appreciated him both as an officer id manly candidate. Seventh ballot, Nel, 36; Pea, 39; Chap, IS; floffik, dropped.

Eighth, Net, dropted; 35-I 39; Chap, 20. Ninth, 27; Fc. 33; Clp, Tenth, 0, 21; Pee, 35; Chap, 40. At this stage of the game Mr. Pierce withdrew in a creditable manner and Jno.

Cunningham name was withdrawn by Mr. Fulton. Both these gentlemen showed great strength and could have filled the office creditably. Their friends would have stayed by them and their magnanimity in giving up their chances should entitle them to consideration some time again. Mr.

Chapmans nomination was declared unanimous and the convention adjourned for supper. After supper the convention again con vened id L. L. Merrill, S. Hunter, 8.

II. Johnson, J. Cashman, James Mathers and U. 8. Keith were named for sheriff.

Before a ballot was taken James Mathers addressed the audience. He made a good speech but it was untimely. The flt billot give Merrill, 32: Joho-son, 14; Cishmm, 29; Mathers, 11; Keith, 1 Second, Merl, t8; Hunter, 8ft; Cab, 31; Mth, 13; Keith, dropped. Third, Mi, J1I, 32; II; 33, Mth, 14, Fourth, 31; 13; 33; Mth, 15; Keith, 2. Mr.

Merrill here came before the convention and withdrew from th race. Fifth. Mth, 14; 32J, ID; 30. Knth. 2.

Sixth, 8: H.80; C.32; 3. Seventh, it, 82; 27; 38; Eighth, 11, 36; IS; 41; I dropped. Ntnth, 35; 45; Fulton, 18. Mr. Johnson withdrew from the race and left Hunter and Cashman to fight it out alone.

The tenth ballot decided mat ten. Hunter, 36; Cashman, 59. Nomination made unanimous and three cheers and a tiger were given for Mr. Cashman M.G.Ham wai nominated by acclamation for register of deed and made a brief speech which was encored to th echo. Thomas J.

Marion, the courteous gentleman and thoroughly competent sur veyor, was also renominated and briefly expressed his thanks. For coroner, Dr. J. L. Lemaster, Dr.

Myers and Dr, Helper, of Horton, were nominated. Flnt ballot, 31; 22; H.8S; O.C. Hill, J. F. Cashman, 1.

Second, 22; 63; John Curtis, the clock tinker, Eli Moaer, 1. Dr. Helper's nomination was made unanimous and 8. E. Bear, of Horton, thanked the convention for him.

Convention adjourned at 10:45. FIRST DISTRICT CONTENTION. The representative of Irving, Washington and Robinson townships adjourned to the sheriff's office about this time to nominate a candidate for commissioner of the first district. T. A.

Dunn was made chairman and T. J. Griffith, clerk. J. P.

Freeland, present incumbent, wa nominated and ao was John Healley, of Padonia. After briel speeches favorable to both gentlemen a ballot was taken which resulted in Mr. Freelids election by a vote of 16 to 9. CENTRAL COMMITTEE. The new central committee is composed of Rer.

W. A. Biggart, Morrill; John Stearns, Hamlin. L. Crandall, Reoervo.

I. P. Winslow, Padonia, T. A Dunn, Irving. J.B.

Mitchell, Robinson. Capt. J. Schilling, Hiawatha township. T.

McLaughlin, Hiawatha city, First ward. T. L. Brundage, Second ward. C.

H. Lawrence, Third ward. W. Laume, Fourth ward. A.

J. Anderson, Carson. P. Shintaffer, Tyler. D.

Rife, Kickapoo. A D. Lynch, Powhaun. Jesse Holt, Baker. Willard Figley, Willis.

W. C.8anders, Horton, W. W. Price, Everest. George Anderson.

Washington. Capt. J. Schilling was deservedly complimented by unanimous election to the chairmanship of the committee id J. B.

Mitchell was re-elected secretary. The committee adjourned to meet at call of chairman. pencil Kona. Rev. W.

A. Biggart, of Morrill, made 'anexeel. lent presiding officer and a better clerk than Fred Smith could not have been selected in the convention. The duties of the tellers were most exacting, and even the delegates themselves were thorough! tired of the long selge. A hundred or more pencils were put to use dur In the convention.

Every man was his own teller and Igured the reault for hinuelt so anxious was he to know It. Thk Would has only tears for the fallen. They proved themselves worthy loesses ss the votes tbefr credit will teetlfy. There was a Hrelv straggle in tha convention but none of that sort of work which Is ntvlm dirt." 1 The nominating speeches were nil excellent. The speeches of T.

A. Dunn, W. L. Smart, Jesse Holt, Jobs Fulton, W. A.

Brawn, A. B. Carl, and Rev, Mr. Rolf being particularly so. The republicans devote but little time to talk in conventions, however, and soma of the best of 'em kept HTIf you want a chance at nnr Gold Watch come soon ax we have but a few chances left.

Will find first-class accommodations at the IAL B.W. DODGE, TUB GROCER STILL nOLDS HIS OLD POPULAR STAND ON ELEVENTH KICKAPOO STS. M. 8. EXAL1.ET, PrevidenL D.

K. BAHHIT, Vic Prent. tit AS. P. WASTE, Crnhler The Eooth-Barrett combination will not appear in Atchison, but will be at Topeka, Wichita, Kansas City, and probably St.

Joseph. To whom it may concern: I hereby warn all persona from crediting or trading with any of my family. I will pay no bills. 41ot Jno. Morris, Baker, Kansas.

In the shape ot first-class meals and clean beds. THE Arrangements have been made to accommodate all. OREGON NEAR THE DEPOT And In the business part of Ilia city. Breakfast from 6 to 8:30 a. m.

Pinner from 12 to 2 p. iu. Supper from to 7. JO p. m.

U. S. KEITH, Propr. The fair receipt last year were ft, 671 id the association had lota of bad weather to face. The Falls City fair has been postponed for two weeks.

When bad weather set in to slay it has everything ita own wsy. The World has just tumbled to the fact that all the bad weather last week comes under the head of equinoctial storm. A. Schilling Son handle the Wells boot. Overcoats and suits, light or heavy weights and of the latest patterns.

The bad weather made those who were unable to go to St Louis feel as though they were in luck. Visitors from IIiawa- tha returned wet id disgusted with the trip. A fine line of imported breech loaders All kinds of gun outfits at Hill Bros. Phelps. The first case on record of a mayor of a city giving birth lo a baby has happened.

Its all right though for the mayor is a woman id presides over the city of Argonia. A large crowd ran a race this morning to get to A. Schilling A Sons store, having heard of the bargains offered there. FIRST HATIDNAL BANK, He bought at the Lowest Prices ALL NEW GOODS! Of Hiawatha, Kansas THE COUNTT CONVENTION. rfca Fight for Choice a Plaeky Obb The Hellorg ai4 Beealta Flmt District Com-IMhaar'i CoevaaUea Dotage ot the Cairo! Committee.

ftSTHis motto is Quick sales and light profits. This keeps his stock always fresh. Farmers and others attending the Fair are invited to hia store. He will make LOW PRICES! TO SUIT ALL. DIRECTORS Eli Davis, L.

K. Chase, Elias Moser E. Bierer, J.M. Boomer, Sami. Detweiler D.K.Babbit, SJBmalley, Chat.

Knabb. J. H. FRAZER Wishes to call the attention of Farme and others to the fact that he has a aupply of the celebrated Caldwell Wagons, orrison Plows, Union Grain Drills, Uaspun Ulnd Dills. Pumps, Tanks, Pipe and Fittings CIPAlso the CHEAPEST FENCE IN THE WORLD Do not fail to examine it while at the Fair.

OREGON ST. BSE) HIAWATHA. For years the Brown county fair has had the reputation of being one of the best in the state. Thia year unusual efforts have been make to make the fair a grand success. The World as it now move wants to publish the news id ia not inclined to gush over any person or orgiixation.

Send in an item of interest or call the editors attention to one about yourself, relatives, friends, neighbors or church aud it will gladly be published. There are a large number of fine trotting horses already on the fair grounds and entered for the race at the fair. The races give great promise of being the best ever witnessed in this part of the state. All of the most prominent sports of this part ol Kansas -are here with their flyers. i A.

Schilling A Sons dress good are the talk of all the ladies in town. Flannels, Tricots, Ginghams, Silks, Muslins and Calicoes all new id none in the state prettier. Mrs. Clarinda 74 years, died of complication oi disease Thursday evening at eight oclock at the home of her daughter Mrs. Gaskill, When death draws near the old they await it with tranquil enjoyment of the heart; with maturity of knowledge in the mind id with a peaceful, onward-looking of the soul they fall into the loving arms of the future Mike mellow fruit without winter stem.

Revs. Wells and Richardson held services over the body Saturday morning and then it in the cemetry by the side of a son id husband. November will be a great month. A republican victory all over the land on the 8th can be celebrated by the hanging of the larchists on the 11th. CAPITAL $110,000.

SURPLUS $11,000. He hopes to see all his old customers and as many new ones as may favor him with a call. All will be treated in a royal manner. HO FOR THE Th Capital Stock is owned by nliety-three responsible Farmers, Business Men and Capitalist. The Miss Sartelle company at the opera house Thursday evening gave a pretty lair show if the crowd had been large enough to have furnished inspiration no fault could have been found.

It is to be hoped that the La Fayette company will spare this city from Damon and Pythias. Dr. Logie and Laden Smyth created thia play in Hiawatha and their way of doing it is good enough to land. Call and see the immense stock of wall paper, window curtains, and fixtures at Miner A Stevens Mer Store A stranger ia thia city Saturday morning had he haw walking about th street ever so early would have known that something of importance was going to taka place. There mao siga so evident of a happening as the grouping of man along th streets aad comers.

It required but a glance for ca to correctly gussa that acouventioa was to be held, and Ibis convention was the oalv om that amounts to anything the repub licaa convention of Brown county. By Boon aiaaty delegates and their friends had shaken hands with each other aad received the customs ry courtasita from candidates. All day long aad until far into the night th aroma of th cheap cigar filled th air id this seemed a good thing for deafen. An article that goes np in smoke must be replaced and tha office seeker who refuses to keep th boys ia cigars is generally a vary stingy fellow aad ia never heard of altar the first ballot. TH COHVEHTIOW.

At two oclock sharp, the delegates having amembled at the court house, 8. E. Brown, a member of th central committee, called the convention to order. Rev. W.

A. Biggart wee elected temporary chair-aai aad F. J. Smith, temporary secretary. Th call for coarentioa was read aad then the chairman appointed thee committees: Order of Bnainsm C.

H. Lawrence, W. W. Price aad I. P.

Winslow. Th com-mi Use recommended of the order aa laid down by tha central committee. Adopted by coovsatioa. Committee oa permanent organization John Bhutan, Georg Norton aad W-D. Frame.

Reported that it was sense of eemmittee that temporary chains and sanatory ha made permanent. Adopted. GIVEN AWAY! BEAUTIFUL Oil Paintings! IN GILT FRAMES. A. LEIGH, M.

Operating Sergeon. NOVELTIES AND Now on Exhibition in Art Hall. Mrs. Cleveland only took four Saratoga trunks with her in starting on the dty visiting tour and it is evident from this that if Grovers shirt gets dirty hell have to bay a new oo. Lawrence A Bierer keep a aka stock.

For every cash purchase of $5,00 worth during Fair Week of the following popular remedies at the CHEAPER THAN EVER. OFFICE North aid of Public Square, Hiawatha. still. N. F.

Leslie is great stickler fer mere matter of a committee's report was accepted he kicked to have it adopted. Somebody ought to adopt N. F. and teach him to know that the people don't want to be bothered so. Tell Merrill says: They lost an awful nice sber-I whea they passed me by." Tell acted all right and he eta come again in two yean.

The ticket Is nailed to Tme Mould's mast tons dent that it will please mil repoblicmn voters. The coo veolios 's ss lections will be approved by the gjpljd thejwfta. Every delegate in the coavea- wlll pleas. Neither delegates nor candidates were pledged ia foe convention, yet to the credit of them all they declare themselves In one voice to be H-a-d To bs nomissied ia a St delegate convention IttO Oa CrwUrntiala L. N.

Roid, I honor -to he beaten not disgrace. At soot I M. MhchslliU. R. Lynch Reported that Ikes delegatee war entitled to neats I Every fall the newspapers bellow -we want In eenvsntion: I potent oncer." For once they hare got their Merrill township, N.

Carts, L. N. Retd, W. A. I foe foe majority Btssart, John often, Thames Crew, F.

klUou, I Je ilneen big and streng. Job Haosat and Thames Marino. Curtis took most sonstdeosos port In tha Hiawatha. Gnasgt Mear, C. A.

Berlin. Osama I conduct making him UnlinRslrllomtimaa. W1" I twa rates joe coroner. He repmeated theLeav-MeaarJ om ghsvrsu, 8am. Myere, ni nLioii, I fo occupied the Judges bench.

Ry LawWamtar, WriSmWUSa. him ware restsd tws sr thrss inns hays whs were Tytar pseriaet, P. SklatoNkv.F. M. Stswart.

8. IlSTSif i1 he people to ki Themaasa asdA. Danasr. I that they, toe, were reporters. Two year ago W.

T. 8tewart wrote of D. K. Babbit- There is no om who makes more sport Car th people. He always has from three to lour trotting bone, to pat in tho races, end has probably brought to this section of the date more fine blooded borsae forth improvement of the native stock than iy other mm.

Wellcome Blair. Silk trimming, yams of all kinds, hate cape, underwear, hose, velvets, plashes, buttons, collate everything at A. Schilling A Sons. could been gamblers chance not something $1000 Amociation why u. Post Office Drug Store, I will give a beiliful gilt-framed Oil Painting ia tha bargain: La Dieuxs Liniment Uaed by nearly every former in Brown County.

Primleya Bpeedy Cure for Ooughs and Ooldm. A guaranteed remedy. Primleya Sarsaparilla. Equal to the beat Blood Purifier on the market, aad more deem for other Ballards Horehound Syrup. A waU-kaowa, Standard Reeaedy.

J. N. SCOULLER, Dealer In Drags, Optical Good and Musical Merchandise. POST OFFICE ROOM. HIAWATHA.

the to-tiht them The Brown County fur amociation have made a bushel of money had it mall enough to sell privilege to with fortune wheel or other game of in th gamblerx favor. That th amociation ia the only one in the rtat that will entertain a gamblers proposition is all good citizens are proud of. If a mi of thirty-five can carry insurance in the Kaaeaa Mutual Life of Hiawatha for $14.20 a year, should he pay $26.38 to other re.p forth NtuBnxk FOetpe. Rill Brea A Phelpa have about an covered with atorm at their tore. Come and look at our prices Batter Dishes .10 cents Wash Bowls Vr 10 DustPans ....10 Dish Pans to 40 Hand Mirrors 10 Hair Brushes 25 Bird Casks 40c.

to $LOO Mustache Cups 25 cento Glass Seta 25 Heavy Goblets 40c. per set Half Gallon Pitchers 25 cento Hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention Cheaper than the Cheapest L. TJ. FLETGCIR, Half Block North of the Poetofflog Hiawatha. Patch to Dont forget to look at Footer A Cos foruitar, carpets, oil cloths etc, they can suit you in style end price.

Opedal Notice. To thee competing for the cash prise of 20 ia gold for th beet bread baked ia Superior stove. Bread mart be entered not later than lb ascend day by twelve o'clock. Premium will bo awarded the afternoon of the day. Gbo.

1L Adxms. A Home Rivenide cook stove can't be Coal and Lrnaber. The only Lumber Tare in Brown County wnec and managed by HOME men. We bay oar Lumber of the uun-fnctaren, oar coal at the miaen, nod an here to stay. Com and ace on.

The entire rainfall in Eanw lor the part in X7 knt been inckcR which is only 1.66 inch below lb vnrage for earn months in yean acre mammoth 1 CKy, Third ward, Ryvwa Fhslya, I. B. Nearer, C. H. Lnnuaia, fait, (at Dr.

Rhirisy) aad Onttlaa.) Fourth, Frank R(l, r. Danhtat, T. J. Huyna, (atL far A. Johaasa), A.

KCOri and Jan. ffiSuBal, Freak Casa J.T. Mamas end J. L. MarrIU.

WtDsaP, Weigh esora, look neater, lasts aeiis better than any other stove; at Hill Bra. A Phelps. beat. IhuTb Freak Shields, the silver-voiced temor, with the G. A.

R. Minstrels to-night!.