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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
E.B. d M.H.
Your Or daughter any want
Wheel this year.
Mlle Our L4dios' Wheels
eels
fur them
selves a reputruuu for
BEAUTY,
DURABILITY-
AND
EASY RUNNING
QUALITIES.
r+e�a dT
. i $51fed .►v.
Let us talk t., you belorc mak--
tug a .lection. Get our hand-
some catalogue.
EMERSON'S
Bicycle.& Mu8ic House
;AMD
Bicycle Livery.
hentet the takes. Should the O.T.H.
be spoonful in diverting the grain
(rade hither the C.P.It. will not he
slow to roach the trade centro and get
its hltare of what u gciug.
What in wanted now is intelligent
and uoucerted a'tion between Guelph
and Goderich, and the best men in each
of the towns ought to get together and
lay out a plan of campaign with the
sole object of bringing about the con-
struction of the C P. It. railway
line from Guelph to Goderich at the
earliestlfmssibleViemetrt- Thesfron ie
hot --now is the time to strike it.
SNAP SNOTS.
-The Matl and Empire's grave
yard retniniaceneen err It Il%rst tupt.c
then days.
--We haven't heard a croak from
the croaker' that " Rotate ie a weak MAIL"
fun the peat two weeks.
Ruud as i Ake, ComntOn4
80dGAluurwln theLegielature, Went Huron
has .sums to feel proud of its repr:seuta
Liven.
--The result of the bye -election in
South Perth is another verihwtiou tit the
ads4e, "Never swap horeee whru cruariug
int Asir,
1a resumes
IMIRY THURSDAY MORNING
•T lbs Medillth110111111111T
•oDDRICH. TSViMDAI. MAROS e. MOIL
HOLMES IS A STHONG MAN.
THE Mail and Empire tries to take
comfort out of the fact that M. C.
CAngMioN's majority in Ashfield wan
212 in 1896 and that ROBERT Hoof's
had • majority of only 11 on Feb. 21,
1899. This fact might be of some
significance if The Mail had told the
whole truth, but; as is usual with that
sheet, the truth ha. not 1,04(1 told.
In 1896 Centime f was opposed
- :vby
two Tories -1.1. & Tupperite,
and KILTy, an anti=Tupperite. CAM
8RON received 430 against 39:1 cast
for the two Tories. There isn't mach
consolation in that for The Mail and
Empire, or them who get their inspira-
tion from that source.
But why does The Mail and Empire
not point to Clinton where Houma
nn the Liberal majority from 22 to
73, to Colborne where he wiped •
minority of 33 off the slate and plated
69 in his favor in its; stead, to Wawa -
nosh where the majority was increased
from 60 to 120, or to Goderich town-
ship where a minority of 2:,0 was re-
duced to 1871
As a matter of fact ROeINT
HOLYEb bas put up the strongest fight
ever made in West Huron since the
riding was constituted. He is strong-
er than his predecessor by more than
100 votes, and his opponents in the
recent bye -election know it to their
sorrow.
GUELPH JUNCTION R. R..
IT ie now a number of years .ince
the Guelph Junction R.R. was pro-
jected, with Goderich as the object-
ive point, and if all the original pro-
jectors
rojectors are not to be allowed to pan
hence before the consummation of the
work, it is high time that effort was
made to carry out the original policy
of building the road.
So far as Goderich is concerned,
matters have materially changed since
the Guelph Junction road was first
brought before the public. This town
is now beyond question on the high
road to a prosperous future. After a
series of lean years during which a
terrible slump was visible in the busi-
ness interests of the town, we are now
enjoying an era of progress and the
people have been spurred on to activ-
ity and enterprise.
In the fall of 1897 a fire destroyed
the old G.T.It. elevator --a 60,000
bushel concern -and inside of a year
it was replaced with one of a capacity
of 660,000 bushels. The dredging of
the harbor, which was initiated last
year, will, we aro led to believe, be
oontinued next season, the object in
view being the creation of a 20 -foot
channel which will admit the heavy
grain freighters of the Lakes to the
elevator dock.
In Guelph and along the line of the
proposed route a strong feeling in
favor of prosecuting the work of con-
struction on the proposed line has
sprung up, and at the recent banquet
of the Guelph Board of Trade s Gode-
rich guest struck the keynote when he
spoke ef the necessity that existed at.
the present juncture for carrying on
the work. The remarks of G. B.
RTAII, Colonel MAC,DONALD and other
prominent Guelph residents, strongly
endorsing the scheme, were words of
wisdom, fitly spoken and timely.
So far se the people of Goderich are
leooer'ned there in a unanimous feeling
1p favor of the building of the Guelph
/Snot:non Bead to this port. Present -
the 0. T. R. will be forced to
their road from here to
SOMA and this will esnredly result
wine the 20 -tot channel to the ele-
i.(iederiep the
'r waterw&y oh hunt)),
6I Liss
HUMAN
lapir•uuo for the following verses whose
appeared to The Clinton New Era hat won
wee furnished by the result of the recent
W.et Huron el.uoa
Hurrah. hurrah, hurrah for Holmes'
Hi. be.teq "Bob" McLean,
In spite of Tupper and evey whopper
He carries is bus brain.
Hurrah for Tarte, So bright and omen '
Hurrah for idolook, too,
Mol:dltouddv and everybody
Who fought the Topper mew '
West Huron offer shall bear .gain
Of either rapper or Mol.e•n.
WN MrhRAY,
e hot Baa. Hamilton.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Tait ARM 1OF rrt,A..O..IE'.
Mt. Thomas Journal : It Kttohooer's ool-
Iege had leen built in ('ao•d& that advance
of t,,000 of the nation would merely have
moat that he had advertised for the D..ess-
ary tethers.
• • •
NO Spe1NENe or TH11K'.,
leaden, Oat.. News Some (Maws
.tore keepers are said to be annoyed bonen
Iwdy Minto goes to Montreal to do her shop
ping. We presume she a at liberty to shop
where she piens'. Ottawa does nut furnish
the fund'.
AlA:ta'a IONoaANt'7E,
Buffalo Expel= : •'The stars end stripes
have never boon taken down from where
they had b.th planted but once before, and
they a,er will be agate,' said tieoretary
Aker at Detroit. Mseretary Alger .hould
bay • small history of his oorntry, and read
it. He might start in with the interesting
chapter whioh tells how the British captor.
ed the whole bloomio' territory of Michigan.
TEM 99S N 1%11..
Mt. lhomeeJounel: Hoo. Alr. C.i,.on
has oome out that at the bonus erti with no
000ertuo eouod. He bellow that mucid•
peltsise are not anxious to bonus. hot that
ecmp.ut ion has forced them Into it. He ie
in favor of stooping thus competition and ne
bonus Iegielation will reorive attention till
the Howe he. depend of Mr. Pattullo'e
motion. This is the kind of work that
.unte sod It begins to look a if various
towns and Tillages would be waved Irom
damsel vas.
• * •
111 HAS COMMITTED HAW hARI,
Brantford Expositor : The Conservatives
of New Brunswick have for some time pat
been out of ohne teuob with Mr. Enter.
They took his advice in resolving to fight
the local elections on Dominion party Ilan,
and they will hold him responsible tor the
avalanche whioh has overwhelmed them.
They will turn and rend the author of the
mischief at the tint opportunity, We ven
run the prediction now that Mr. rector will
n ot 1. a oandidate in soy ooneutneocy in
New Bruo.wtok at the next georal election,
and if he to • candidate he will be 'anemia -
too ly detested
, 1. IS LEARNING A LIMNO4.
Woodeto k sentinel R.vlow: Itha.bon
1 r mst.v yore thirteen of Joseph Clam -
bet I .ill 1 h 0 '1e did not need to take any •z -
stow,' b ,t o .%hoot it he could s000mplish
•s much go,,.l work as anybody oould with
The Colopi•l ;teoretary, however, ie,
01, ee tie ,r, bsdly laid op with goat, and
h s pays et..nfhave told him thin notes" he
y, mere o' tonna to his physical needs,
.,, will so .n brooms • total wreok. Hie one
simply goes i o *bow, e. so many other" have
before, that however robes • oon.titatioe •
man ni.y pos.su he cannot afford to bare
the seethe at both ands.
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r1RITIN`• UNDERSTAND nt•NIN8W.
Montreal Herald : There is much business
smite in the remark attributed by the I.00•
doe correspondent of • New York paper to
11 Mahon who (linos" the break In the Cell•
adieu American negotiations. "If the Am-
ericans do not want the Cradian trde,"
nay these people whom N.p.leo .lied •
nation of eho,.keepen, "we do." That In
one point on whioh the mind of the I nglloh•
man has long been made op. He is willing
to trade as long as there is trading to ed
lone, and the more there is of 11 114 better
he likes it. Thn dominant party &mons the
Arne/death le pothered to sell, bat not to
orale. In England tb.v have loomed that
th.re can be no gelling without buying, and
are ion ae willing to bay as to fell After
a while the Americans will learn the same
1o..., but jell at present It dose not suit
the interest. •.f o•rtain °lanes, whioh derive
benefits from the high taxation, that they
should,
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THU INFIXING' Or THE LOnny.
it 1. proh.bl. that Mr. Harpoon's sew
Mil will develop Me meat formidable lobby
that has .ver been seen Ie the Casadies
L. I.Ietur. Then are oo meal '.tenete
affected by the Aot which are in a position
islivtde•lly to put up a srnne Wavy that,
should they oe.M.a for the purpose of de-
bating the hill, they weld make it-ertrea
ty dlftioelt. for. *ore gar (nverem.t them
Mr. Hardy'. be paw such • nweenre. Wises
It is seseidered Net le oddities to dM
powerful ieerineeas of the liquor Isesre.t
ddtd tint of the groat railway esrporatiess,
bb• Termite $ east Railway O.. aided b,
every ether railway le the winless Wes
ob&rteted beaks, len iorae.Nles, Iur.rae•e
oorapanies, 1t wilt be sees that the 0.ve".-
meet has arrayed 'mann 1t• measure the
snArot erfat elements Ia.thoornmeoe ial
*id i.eaotal tile, .f the preens& The
upgrades .1 t Lobby. H It II *a_ sd, will
be one of the meet tater.• b. tear.ree or
the menet Berton of the Legislature
• • •
ITh Ulrt&YfNT MON'
Perry Soand North oar Before the
.,leutlon Is West Her. the Opp.Itlon over
ad soothers predruled • great Conservative
victory. Aller h they oohed it • "morel
victory" end oungruabled themselves .
redumag the Grit mynrlty of the Kowloon
eie,tlo•.
THA t'A 41'4100 or INSI0tATR,N.
Winnipeg Free Pro : The permitter thin -
pe -go •gaint ethoirle in the Yukon made
by the Opp.iUon rer with the .Is object
et drim.glag Mr e• i..t11t ear•ptetl-ii
wound up by an edmfesioo 11' the obargee
could not be proved sod had r., (ouodeuoo
n Iwo, but Moo with the uoseclug state-
ment that many of the nth dale bad been
re -Galled or had run away Irom in, s.Ugatioa.
and that thus was an eokeowledaemest of
gilt. Today three of the officials who
came out Int felt leave egeto for Daemon in
their °speoily as otliot•1j of the (overumeat,
Mr. Wade, Mr. Base rod Mr MoGreger.
It ie a remarkable fon, and one which we
predtoted, that since then gentleta..me
out and were on th• spot to meet and
eoswer their 4004.08 Dot a syllable .f ee
°oration has been beard. Now that they
ars starting in vain it is quite possible
that the uasor000lous portion of 113. Op.
potion press may. f.1 Rafe while ►hese
gentlemen are walking the 600 mile" (Sora
the White Par in r.ewleo the uejsetat
tacks OD them. Yd i eennatiag whet sissy
had not th.
• • •
reerrta'N ' CLAP Tihar'
Toronto Weakly Sun : Spskoog at the
NAttouel flub before s jingo company of
protecttonises, Mr. Fester d.l•red;oegotia-
tioa with the Ilsie*d States unpatriotic.
He celled on Comedians to est principle and
patriotism eve: before them. He rejoiced
that the time had come when statesmen re.
oogntzd they would make greater headway
mount the people by diligaotly setting
their sails to breezes than by Binding upon
a statioo•ry vowel and asking favors from
even the marhtieet on earth. There w. •
great deal about the silk= ties ten thousand
times str.ger than steel whioh binds a to
the motherland. Let Mw Wilfrid Laotian talk
seriously el letting British goods u free and
we shall n. bow quickly the patriot. et the
Nsoon•I Club will throw the .(1k. ties to
the wind. Whoa we recall thea every party
leader since Confederation bee been poblloly
or privately oommilted to reciprocity and
that the t.oa..rv.a•,ives went to the .uotrt
in 1i91 for public approval of reolprootty,
w • are tailed to .11 Mr. rooter • stole/4'0e
e+bPta•A. 4.herkrtr.idoel than diligently
setting sub to the breeze' is that of the
Cobd.ltes : "Mak• the people pwp.ewet
if tb.y are prosperous they will 1.e happy,
stud if they are happy They will be good,"
HOW TO GET THE C.P.R.
T., the Fwtitor o! Till StuNAL
Mi s,-God.noh wants the C.P.R. do do.
Guelph ; and . do all the towns and vil•
Lager upon 100 route porpased. But, if we
ere •ver to e. the Zine from Godsnioh to
Guelph an utast running fact, we must do
something we have ower dose before --lay
down a preotl.l plan of campaign and work
it out.
Heaven knows, there here been public
meetioge .ough during the pa tweet,
e•re at (:odenob. Tb• town is boar.
•vnh rntlw.y talk. But •11 this talkiog
rise dose Do good at X11, sxcapt to advertise
.rnoagst ourselves the fat that Goderich
veal is another railway. Every towo is
,;easda oould say the earth
11 is ion . little use for Lb. Guelph
,,r ,pie to get 'roiled because they have
p eat • hundred tbousaed dollars oo . blind
41 .y of s railroad, and they want the C.P.
B. to carry out • guarded prom..., which
ohs °aorta would nor eoforoe, to continuo
th• lm, from ('ampbellvill• to tidericb.
'hers le not • Iitter poker player to the
Domtar -n than Sar William Van Han, and
u pato tb.t he h. plsyd • 1:111. game
..1 bluff upon the oitir..' of Guelph.
'There is cooly one way to rel. Bir Wil -
1 ran, or to make him show his band, sod
list is to demonstrate that the shareholders
•d the C P.13 will profit by the building of
hoe J nc rise only ninth that it u not he
operation now u tbs fent that then 1a ne
on' let at Goderich tor through freight to I'll
w. s', beam. the harbor bee not been made
dm p enough to admit the I easels .
the Inks", and there as not a shadow of
doubt, that if en absolute awar•0. mold
15 given that the Goderlob harbor will be
deeoend, so as to meat eh the requirement"
11 this railway, the oentreote for the bsild-
ing of the line will 1.• let without delay.
The first stop, then, to bs taken by
Guelph and I:oderich and .11 the towns and
cerpor&tioos along the route proposed le to
provide this asennu..
Aod it oan be done. The Gdaiob
Citizen"' Committee have already r.osivsd •
petition to be fawerded to Sir Wilfrid
L urier signed by Dearly all the millers of
Western Ortariopreying that the God.rioh
hart, ,r bo thoroughly dredged at otos be-
cause both (night and insorsaos rates ars
lower to Goderieh than to any point oo the
Georgian Bay, and Godsrioh bold' the .o•
trolling railway freight' to si.bty per mot.
of all the millers in Ontario. Another
petition bas been extensively signed by the
owners of both Amerioan and Canadisa
vessels tradiog on the lakes to have (:ods-
rloh harbor made a harbor of refuge, not, la
nom* only as at present, lint nob u will
be .d.laate to the requirement' of navi-
gation on the lakes. If added to then we
have a similar petition from every city,
town and oorporation that is iee*r..ted in
she building of the line, that will be assur-
ance enough for soy railway company : for
though government' may °hangs, then
petitions will be on record for all time, and
no government .old afford to ratan what
is asked, even tf the work involved an ex-
penditure of halt a million dollar, whioh it
certainly doe. not.
Now 1s the time to strike. West Huron
oan demand "hot Patios" in retire for the
Wt Dominion bye-eleotlon, and Mr. Tarte
realign that we are on the eve of tremen-
dous development a. the Notthweet. His
hobby is to divert the arrian of grain to
Eornpn from the Buffalo route tato 0..-
dian cbannel.. He know, that (ledsrtol 1s a
better phot for transhipment than any
harbor on the Georgian Bey. H. has pro-
mised to develop .11 the prloolp.l harbors
on the lake and has stated that it a hie
Latent'en to make Goderioh barber what It
ought to b.. We want the work dose
ghiokly and we may need this year more
than • proportioio.ts .hare of the aimed-
priation for this weak. Ws seed then
petlies*, not only to satisfy the C P.R,.
bet to stifles the Minister's hank by
stren.►hening his hand.. Your truly,
MINIM HsAToN.
God.rieh. Marek 7, 1809.
THE GUEI PN-0O0kRIOH LINE.
1'he GneIph Memory last week published
the following letter fens "Rawheevilis
parties interested m the ss.eh.otles of the
C. P. R. from Guelph to (Worldly" •
"Reim situated, as we aro. on 1he oho.ee
recto whioh wee led through hon In
Hee merle* of 1888, we feel deeply essa.reed
as • .emanity In she proposals we hear
sods nthetnoreadittobMls1,
As be .r *(testa., the ~ea point to
tbel:, P R le Elora nen 11dmass Menet,
awns swab t Gait, 94 mien ease, end
G.alpb she nam. dlst.e".
Our re•pentee rimose.. Mm mann. on
the man Dies ea tan bb T. Rtens •1. 1-
lleiw, 18 .ales to the sestaAlen,
, sod Alela l
m11411 1019111811 nor►►- Thee 'Jars le lying
ttet...,..0 then two pointer • large hoot o1
.• _ .. y, some 34 mise to width, baring as
easy ulnae of 4Yeportatloo, b.elder booth
oltuaied la the ben farming oouatry V
Westvaco Ontario.
The olty et Guelph Mvtag the aanslmo..
. ppas► .f snots • splendid scudo. of
.aauy . we m.ttswd, we believe that
11 ovoid be to their advsatea• ea well el
wore to ballot up that tows. The trans of
.ashy wean of ue between here and Gone-
rtob us, the greater part o1 It, dmitarly ',H-
unted le 0sr..l,.. ,.sassing rsltwsye, sad
to have all tide egpe,► at their disposal
.old not help but b Imi the totr.te o1
Guelph opine The Wow .feted from
wok te weak, p.►Ysbod to tis. oolamaa of
your valYbts paper, oaso.rnl G.dKlo►
�ltb• wbga. w.,ltafiee rota
saw to coaled,. woteld the $d.Yw..e M
our errantry at latae, Yd to .mpleto the
saunas", with that herber properly named,
woad b. t0 Mvgi the C. P. K. eztesd.d
tram Garish M Ged.rl.h.
Ailaia. It is to the great advantage .f the
.messy to take the pronged& roue* of the
Gov.rum.st saneysn, whit. weal, ehroaah
here eleven years ore, for they .elected the
heat - pots► of orosaiag the Cos.tse la •
dteta.n of ave miles, that pont bsiag
situated directly east of Hawteevl1le.
the southwest aide of iia river tist betake
oe steep and el.. to the wane. whilst M
the northeast aide then is • epl.did ap-
preaon, sad • eemgrsMrsiy street (ridge i0
all that le required, some sixty feat in
l.glb.
Having o.sosusd wish quit. • number of
the meat promlaent'nino•. of the 'northers
put of our township, w. believe Meir sym-
pathy and oo-operation would be favorable
So any scUee that may he tease.
Futbscm.o, th..ttiker=
Coasatogo, Yd ether villain located New
the surveyed rout., we feel osa8deat, would
warmly support the 0 P. R. Co. sad the
board of directors of %h0 Royal City.
Lastly, we .re new doubly oose.rned hi
the oon.trootlom .f Nle he*, . the hear la
the day for the o.rrytng out of the wenn
tow of the ohartsr r MUeg 1.t.. The ea
Dowel of the charter, about tar. owe &Ro,
was rrantd, as the Government .eerted
thee, for the len Ys., . that the read
mat be oompleted before the sod of tib
year 1901.
Fuzing that we may take up too moot of
your valuable spot., hav• advousted the
matter as far as oan be done at present, we
would appeal to the board of directors of
the olty of Guelph to the every effort for
noon that w• thiat tide • grand opporta0-
ity for boomiog the oily for the time to
came.
W. hope that all who may Wawa to
read tine letter, and especially Won wbo
have the interest .4 hart that we b...,
will lake up the saase and de their pert.
. o that work on chie road will 1,. sure to be
oomaesssd forthwith."
win psresniiii ti iii'uvea A>.: ( sal
Oa
awe Cgs &tarr tit « wear east
where era as the
n hen ally q 1a�a�re p pow
ehlis�htttthtrt aatmg
S&r$$1 Catarrh
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FGR BALE BY JAB. WILSON
Bole ems., Godortah.
HORSE
RTSI
As an effective healer for spans. curbs.
salla, splints. eon throat, googly events',
minnow or lahammatloa In hur.M and cat
ole. Ortteth's Liniment W proved a
supreme .4cce11 - as good for the
horn as for kis muter. P.
H. Mottle t Cu. ranchers In Vas-
co -eves, B.C., W: "100 consider Oriletb'a
....Menthol Liniment unequalled ter Moses
a of oars had a bad swelling en idle len
leg, which war swollen to as one
.Ise. We applied the liniment le two
day' the *welllag had loft him. • have
1111 tried many liniments but have MMB no
Wag to equal IL" 7U.
Is the baby too thin?
Does he'inaease too slow-
ly in weight?
Are you in constant fear
he will be ill?
Then give him more 'tech.
Give him more .power to
resist disease. He certainly
needs a fat -forming food.
Scott's Emulsion is just
that food. It will make the
baby plump; increase the
weight; bring color to the
cheeks, and prosperity to the
whole body. Thin children
take to it as naturally as they
do to their milk.
yoc..d So -no, .11 enmities.
KATY t .owns., Cb. bus, Treent►
RIFFITH
NTXoL
IME
MANY= Tun U0.rANT Aitch•,
AT ALL DRUQOISTS-219 OSNTS
FOR SALK 131 J Ari. W ILBON.
Sole Agent, OderW1.
Thursday ev.la., February 23rd., at the
residence of Thoma Nettereeld, Lowrie
W lagbam, whim his dengbler, Mies Bea
Jane, was ratted in marriage to Thelon J.
Mc teen.
Exeter Mr l'allyblaok'e daughter,
LUy, of (treetop, has been n1Wrlog very
mach lately with a taco ea her anger. le
beosm» oecseaary to smpatate about 0.. -
half of the demand wombat.
Slanghteriig Sale
or
amps
Greatest Bargains Nile
offered in Goderich. -,
Come, and be your 0111115
judge.
We are clearing out our
large stock of Lamps to
make room for Spring
goods.
Thus this great sacri-
fice.
Good goods for little
money.
LEE &SHEPHARD
infsKash Store,
Reids Old Stand, Ooderich.
66V OUR MONEY'S WORTH" is the basis on which we solicit busi-
ness. We watt the 'stamp of eatiefaction on every trans-
action. In our advertisement's or store talks we will not exaggerate,
--no occasion to. Tbe Beal of our good faith is your money back if not
am represented.
Boots and Shoes. Other Goods ====
We are Going out of the Shoe
Business to 'Dake more room
for our other new goods which
are ooming to hared. The way
we propose to get out of Shoes,
sod the only way, is "little priced
ticket." --something like the fol-
lowing :
- Whin' Daemon Laos and Button Mhos",
wen $1.25, for 50o. the pair. Mixes 2;
fa 4.
-Ladles' Walking Shoes, Bias" 21 to 4, wen
$1.00 to $1.25, for 75c,
--Ladles' Toe Slippers, 2y te 4, flee Kid.
The $1.00 kind for 650. ; the 91.25
kind f. 75o.
--iodise' Heavy Grain fo.. and Roues
Shoes, were 91 40 and 91.50, for $1 00.
-Child'. SW. Mboes ter 35o. Child'. 360.
Sher for 250. Child's 40o. MOooa.1E.
for 25o.
Girls' Laos or But "shoot 51.., 11 to 2,
were $1.00 and 91.25, for 75o.
-Bay's Long Boots, 4 and 6, $1.25.
- - M.'. Long Boob, Irom 75o. to 92.26, fee
the ell man, worth 83.50.
-Yea's 1 bookie heavy rabbet*, were $1.25,
f. 50e., and the ewe bask I., wen $1.75,
for 75o.
-Men'. fine Done. La. and Gaiter Aho.,
eon tee, med. tee and halldog toe,
were 92.25 and $2 50, tor 91.60
-M.'. Box Calf, MoKay sawn, wsre$3 00,
ter $2.00.
-Men's Tan, .in toe, 'aniseed gaiter, WWII
93 00 amid $3.50, 15,12 25.
All our Shoes at the same cnt
price, while they last Thn sooner
you conte the better your chanes to
get what you want,
To clear W ink* room
for Spring Goods, such as Overcoats,
Reefers, Suits and Trousers, toe
line only we will mention :
-Men's serene Trend Tremors, 25 pain
to clear at 79o, valued at 8100 to
$1.25
-Mon'e all wool Fullaloth or Ktoi Trousers
at $1.00, worth $1 25 to 91.50, sod as
91.25 worth 91.50 to 91,75.
New Goods.
Our New Spring Goods are now
coming to hand and will be in stock
in • few days.
-NEW DRESS GOODS mad LININGS.
-NEW i'RINTS mad MUSLiNN.
-NEW COTTONS and EN BROI DERII'18.
-NEW LACE CURTAINS and CHEN-
ILLE COVER8.
-NEW LINENS.
-NEP HANDKERCHIEFS, 6a.
Of which we will tell your more anon.
Tailoring.
Our MR. DEVEIt is an artist in
making clothes. He learned the
art in the best schools and beat shops
in Ameria. He employs only skilled
labor and uses dependable goods. No
paste, canvas or glued on buttons, no
cotton hair cloth or anion silks. Our
sort are as good inside Y outride and
at prices decidedly your way.
- God Tweed Belts, whit be*
from $12 00 .p. Md. 1. the Wen
stiffen .r Ion ea len woes thew.
- Treason to order &t $E.00, .t $6 00 mad
any pries between
tarHatisraction guaranteed or you
do not have to take them
W. A. M°KIM.
A Call Respectfotty Sofithsd,
Raid's Old Stand.
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� SPRING GOODS
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Arriving every week .
It Pays to buy your Dry Goods
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JAS. ROBINSON'S
Next Bargain Days, March 2nd and 3rd. '
Stock -Taking Sale
• •
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We have just finished taking stook, and find the following
odd lots of Hardware, which we will sacrifioe for cash.
200 pair Loose Joint Butts, aerorto d 20.24, !z$, 3ziii nal 4:4, 5c pr
20 Railroad Lanterns at - !4" !Sc
2000 large Trout Hooks et 15c. per 100
30 Bullet Moulds at n, •, • se. each
4 only Hall Umbrella Stands at
5 " Kitchen Clothes Racks at
1 " Carpet Sweeper
5 " Steak Pounders at
500 " Tinned Meat Hooks at
6 " heavy Socket Chisels at
6 bottles Instant Crockery Mender at .. IOc
100 lbs. Mica Crystal, for chickens, at • 15 lbs. for 15c
1 -dot. Beast's Beater Knives, 7=1.'- 0:: 'tomens..•"" ,v-•--nes':'-' -1sc
500 Bone Mustard Spoons
25 packages Putz Paste Silver Polish at
25c
'35c
50c
t - x
!e
l0c
•teeitl:
le
The above are act good goods and wolellh M
double the money.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
OODIRICH
An
Original
Position..
eler
It is better
even to be right than merely original, a the
easy position you may assume in these shoes
of ours we are ready now to show you helps
us get back to original comfort. If you want
solid, new -fashioned comfort
WEAR " SLATER" SHOES.
P.8, -The balance of our Winter Stock
must be sold regardless of price.
WM. SHARMAN, JR.
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Alan SWAIM Mage? WOE ?nm SLAWS win.
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F. JORDAN
has pleasure in announcing to his' old friends, and
as nu ny new ones as possible, that he has re -opened
business at the old stand, with a complete and en-
tirely new stock of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES,
HORSE and.CATfLI fIEDICINES
and- a ligevar. of
FANCY GOODS
• -4 •
Tbe Dispensing Department
will always be under his own Supervision, or that of
a thoroughly competent assistant.,
F. JORDAN.
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