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CHICAGO July 3.-Flour was dun and nm,
changed. Wheat was in fair demand. The market
opened easier and closed ks0ao under the CLOSING
prices Change yesterday afternoon. Sales ranged
July, s2Tse1 So ~ closed a 93cs August, e5isa
65atc, closed At $3.50; Septa,nbsr., sos iee.
closed at S6ssc October 871s4e8c. ciszed at SzSf6
87iac, No. Chicago spring, 50 1831oe blessed al @c
Corn in fair demand and higher the market closed tas
over the blessing prices on Change yesterday Snies
ranged Cash. b1&a5238c, closed at 52lsaSZ1xes
July, 51180521ac ciosea at 5I1a051 lxcs Auaa1sf
527s754c. closed at 531ac Septenber, 5s8a5A7se
closed at 63l2c; October 523sQ53c closed at 52sa0
52atc; the year 45I4045S &c closed ct 45l2c: Nav
46l4zD46afc closed "a 46l2e Oats were steady for
cash options and shade easier Sales ranged: fasb
2018d; July 291e0 291sB chased az 191ecs kttcz,st
26at 627es closed a. 26atcs September. 2602dzae,,
losed a 2G020tse; an the yeary 25a 02es closed
at IS sic, May, 2S3k02S7sc Rye was friner AZ Gle
Barley market was dull and nominal at 6f;4c
Flaxseed was quiet at $1.90. Pork was dull and q
shade higher Sales ranged Cash lots $4,000
1850; July, $19.50D19s75, closed at $40 as; Aug
ust, $l9.25O19.50, closed at $1946,010. So SEQ
temler. %1e 25s October $17 S0 all theYear $40 Is
SDl2.50 closed 81 $3.50. Lard was in fair demand
and .50s1Qo higher. Sales radged. Cash z azlo1
7s4212c; July. T37iaa7.40c; August 7471o1
4 671oc, closed 1t 7.52l80755c; September. u e5io
~. 7cc, closed at 7.6507 .67lac October, 7s751
q SOC. Bulk meats were in fair demand; shoulders,
5.75c; bulk shortrbsl .05c short clear 63Oc But.
ter was easier; choice creamery I7018lae daffy n
9IBc. Eggs were l0wef u 141a01bS for ffS6b
Whisky wae Ct 81 To- Lake Froikhts- %
Buffalo BY steamer, lac bu, Receipts for the past
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Elsewhere.

KSlS6tRhef6s
CHICAGO, July 3--The Drovers' Journal ra-
ports: Hogs-Receipts, $500. shipments, 1500.
The market brisk and lOc higher rough pack
ing hogs $4.9005.20; packing and shipping So 20
$3.50; light bacon hogs, $4 40; skips 50 q
Cattle Receipts $500; shipments. 2.o00. TIE
market frns EXPORTS $e45@6.T5; good 10
$5@5 90s grasssfed Texas stsers, SO 9005
Sheep-Receipts $50; shipments, none The mar
ket was steady; inferior 70 fair sheep, $250a350 VI
cwti medium TO good sheep, SO. 1904. so; choice to
extra $4. SO so
ST. LOUIS. July 3.-Cattle- Receipts. 1900;
shipments. 1000. The market was strong; export
sLeers $6.5006.so; good TO choice shipping steers
&6O6.50, common to medium. 50 .25 as. 90: grass
fed natives, $4.5O05.50; grass.fed Texas steers,
So, 5005s with the bnlk OF the sales at $4.250475
Sheep and Lambs Reecinss 1.5O0s shipnaents
I000. Good firm others dull; inferior to fair Sheep
1913; medinra to good sneep, So. 50a4, choice To-
extra sneep 81 06y good to choice lambs. "a q 81
Hogs = Receipts 8, 100; shipmenss. L4oO. The
market was active and higher; Workers So 10 $3.50;
packing hogs, S. 65.25; heavy, 50. IS 054O.
KANSAS CITY, July 3-The Live Stack Indi-
Gator reports. CAttle-Receipts. 930 Shipping
cattle steady; native shipping steers Of LOO TO
l600 lbs average sold at $6s350G %; native speers
Of $50 60 4, loo ms average, $4.5o65. Others I'M
changed,
Hogs Receipts. 5,oa0 The market was srmss
$40 ms average 81 s00a. 10, with thshull 81 the
sales at 81 9b05.O5.
sheep Receipts, III. The market was steady;
fair to good native Sheep $3U3.50,
NEW YORK, July 3.-BeeEas- Receipts, 320
No traffic beef dressed beef steady ct $9:500I0. so
for city sides.
sassp and Lambs--Eeseipt., 4 zoe; dressed sIesp
So. 70 20 v ewt.; lambs, 5000. so.
Hogs Rsceipts. /, ESQ, an through eonsigsments.
nominal at - .90Db.40r VI Eyt.
EAST LIBERTY, July 3.---Catazs--sluw and
unchanged. Rcceipts. ], BIO shipnents. t,I97.
Philaasiphiass $5.4096eS0s good Yorkers S. I5@
u -
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FHE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designased United States Depository,
Corner Room oddfellows' Hall
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND SECURITIES.


she New York Market Buoyant and Active
Throughout the Day.
New York, July 3.-Money was in abund-
mt supply at per cent; offered at the close at
u per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 506 per cent
Sterling exchange firm; sixty days s. 50;
light, $4.s5
Dry goods imports for the week, 81, $4,000.
Governments strong coupon four and-a-haf
Der cents, sold at H.
Railway bonds in brisk demand
Texas Pacific Rios rose to 81; do. incomes,
10 as; Denver consels to As, and New Orleans
Pacific Arsts to 574
State securities quiet.
At the Stock Exchange, this morning, share
ypeculation opened strong, and prices rose to
Is per cent, Central Pacific leading the advance
with sales up to 3633. Subsequently there were
realizing sales, and the "bears" made an effort
20 bring about downward movement.
The weakness was of short duration.
md before midday the market was buoyant and
active and continued so, with few Interruptions,
through the day. The dealings were unusually
large for day preceding a holiday. Compared
with last night, the closing prices are 404s per
rent. higher
Transactions, 346, 900 shares to- Wit Central
Pacific 10.000 Lackawana. 22000 Erie, 1000;
Lake Shore Is, 900; Louisville & Nashville, 1000;
northwestern. 5000; New York Central. 5000;
St Paul 10000; Union Pacific, 67, 600; Western
Union, Is, 600; Northern Pacific, IL 600; Oregon
& Transcontinental, 10000 Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy, 5000.
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New England Farmer.
We are more and more. impressed with the inn
portance Of top dressing moving lands. OF
course cultivation becomes necessary for the pro-
duefion Of different crops, but otherwise the
mainteHanceyof moving land coulS Be effected
By tgRdressing. Upon ground that is naturally
reugh and stony, cultivRtfon and ne seeding
often gives occasion for considerable labor IN the
removal of stones brought to the suTface In
such eases, IL once agDed sod is secured, the
maintenance by tsp-dressiag becomes much
marked with satisfaction the effect Of a top
dressing in the late fall Of 1882 tt was upon a
field in whieh the grass was growing thin Last
season there was a considerable increase but ii
remained fer 6Isis spring to exhibit most re-
1narkable Increase Of growth Of clover and tim
othy, which was nearly or quits exterminated
as far as appearances would indicate We Know
that there are farmers who think little Of top
DRESSING but our experience has been that upon
our soil top dressing uniformity produces good
results.
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Household Hints.

For the health Of the bird, set, the cage ON the
ground occasionally.
A piece Of oil-silk fabricated with oil is en-
celIent to place ever the chest of the baby If the
child is hoarse.
A delicate way to vary the inralia's daily
toast is to heat a little clear, sweet cream and
dip the toast into it
A pretty small tabIecloth can be- made BY
surrounding asquare of dark red furniture satin
with one row of squares of log-cabin patchwork,
which should be made Of satin strips
II celored goods that have been spotted with
lamon juice or other acid are dipped in strong
saleratHs water previous to- washing the color
will be restored as fresh and bright as ever.
Paper labels may be removed from bottles by
wetting the surface and holding for an instant
over any convenient fame. The steam pene-
tFates the label at once and sefteRs, the paste4
Cigar boxes if neatly lined with silesa and
the top stuffed and covered with a rufffe fas-
tened around the lower portion, make a nice pin
cushion, as we'll as a receptacle for the brush
and comb As
It is not known to every wanlan, but it is a
fact, that mating can be sGRed together; q
stout thread is needed, and the edges must not
be drawn too closely together, as Of course there
must be no seam but sinpiy joining Of the
edges.
Common haling soda is the best of all renna-
dies in eases Of seal&s and burns It may be
used on the surface Of the burned place either
dry erfweta When applied promptly, the sense
of relief Is magicak 1t, seems to Withdraw the
heat, and with it the pain, and the healing PRO
cess soon commences tits the hest application
for eruptions caused by poisonous ivy and other
poisonous plants, as also for bites and stings Of
insects.
One of the necessities and Injuries also Of the
toilet table is a bottle of water in which you put
as much powdered borax as will dissolve; keep
putting it in until it begins to fall to the bottom
and remains there When you take your bath
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TRADE AND CoMs1ERcE.
Business Stin Sluggish but an improvement
Thoqght To Be Near at Hand.

Business Still Sluggish, but an Improvement
Thoqght TO Be Near at Hand.
INDIANAPoLIs, July g.
While in certain branches Of trade there has
bsen more activity the last few days, business
generally is sluggish, yet as business with the
railroads is improving and as they have passed,
80 many of them, the danger point of July
without defaulting, there is a more hopeful feel
Ing in commercial circles generally In speak
Ing of the business outlook, the Boston Herald
says: The statementsmsde BY someof eur lead
ing manufacturers that they see no reason why
he business depression that has SO seriously
affected the railroad interests Of this country
Bhould extend to other fields, are encouraging
and we trust that they may prove accurate
The bfunt Of the disaster has thus far been
borne by those who form what might be termed
he capitalist class in this country that is.
those who have money to invest and who have
invested it in the various securities that are
Dffered for sale on the Stock Exchange Thou
lands of these investors have within the past
Vsar seen what they considered to be
ample fortunes shrfvel up to mere frac-
ions Of their former amount. and
nave also suffered from great diminutien, and
sometimes complete loss Of income. The ogdi9
nary business Of the country has not felt this
shock in the same degree burt IL is none the less
Kae that IN all classes Of trade there has been q
decline in the volume Of business and marked
reduction in the margin Of profit just what
he future win be-, he would be a bold prophet
who should dare to predict Why public conf
aence should exist az one time and be wholly
wanting ay another time, and why these eras
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FreIcn MoneY ana stoolr nIarla..

LONDON, July 3.5 P. M.--Government bonds
Console for money, 80 1916; account, 80 1916.
Railpoad Bonds-Erie, lI3Ss; Erie seconds, SAILS
New York Central Io3 Illinois Central, 12ol4; Penn
Sylvania Central 155l9; Reading, 1884, Canadian
Pacific, 144la; Milwaukee & St. Paul common, e6aa.
Bullion silver 50a.
PkRrs, July 3.-Rentes, 76f Ioc
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OIls

BRADFORn; July 3-lYhe crpis oil market was
steady Total Fsng yesterday, "a SCI brls Total
shipments, S2425 bpls- Charters. S9s762 hrls.
Gates opened at Gle and closed at 81 sc west price
during the day, 601sc; highest price 62psc.
PITTSBURG. July 3-The refrolsum market
was dull; United Dipsline certificates opened al
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Jsaersonvills, Madison & tndiaaapotis.

Depart-S Southern Express, daily, s....---- 4I0au
Louisville and Madison Express 725 am
Louisville and Madison mail 81 O. $50 ON
Louisville Express daiys. 6s45pns
ArriVe--I Indianapolis and Madison Mail..... 9.A5 ana
indianapolis St. Louis and Chicago
Ezgress, daiiy, >; =, ; 80. lo45an
press !. {. ;.....,.s,,;,...,-. 7.Oopa
st. Louis, Chicago and Detroit Fast
line daily. s....... t5s y. l(.45 g,,,
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NEW YORK July 3.--Ceaes- spos lots fair Hio
drll. OPTIONS auies- Sales Of IA250 bags Rie No.
4 August az S35c: Septenabar at 8.4518.50e 0oto-i
Der at S.s5c; November, At $685. December at.
5000; February At 8. Toe
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LIVE STOCK
Indianapolis Market

kNDIANAFDIIS July o
0ArTLE-Reeeipss, 500; shipments. ESQ The
supply of local was light quality only fair; market
steady and unchanged, all selling,
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Rear Estate rransfsrs.

NEW YoRK. July a--I.ena am
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TWENTY -FOUR HOURS
Wheat. bushels. 450
Corn bushels .................-...... 900
Oats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
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VANISH. 81. louis 9 PaciIie,

Depart-Detroit and Chicago Mail $3.50. 7.l5 ann
Tale1o. Fort Wayne Grand Rapids
and Michigan Hxppess, .-...... 2s15Vm
Peru Passenger ..-.- GOO pm
Detroit through coach on o., St. Il
and p. Express .----.-- a.. =. 100 pm
Arrfxe-Indianapolis Passenger. ........- S:45 am
Pacific Express s........- IL so ana
Detroit and Chicago Mail -..... SOS pm
Detroit through coach on O.. ST. =.
q and P. Express ..---- ..--.- 400 am
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Anthracite coal $3.50 p ton; Pittsburg coal SO. rs
aH ton; Raymond City coal 1878 ~ ton; block coal,
1926 " ton; crushed coke. I3c p bush; lump coke,
lie 4R bush
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
THIS HOUSE BELONGS TO
HALE & THE PEOPLE !!

Microscopic bargains what the people want,they
do require the telling power Of magnfyng instru.
to apprze them of the value of their purchase No,
no The unparalleled success of even institution on
this coast is owing values being SO big and so
patent that common public convinced that
they drawing their supplies from liberal source.
"Liberay, begets beraity" and these ake-all" mer-
principle holds good and that they or will not
whether be natural physical inability, keep pace
with their openheared confreres they will ape it anyhow
The merchant of to-day, with pluck and energy know
ing his business and responsive to the pulse Of his pa
trons and capital anything commensurate with
what he aims at need hang his head 1t is only the
inert rusty onted fossiized creep along thing in bus-
ness or student Of crookedness that need die
tile death in this go-ahead age. J. M. Hale Co. claim
relationship to such material and will during this week.
give ample evidence that they are dgent in business
fervent in spirit
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12

There no dimnuon in the volume Of business and
our bank deposits hold as big and our bankers
will verify the statement But what of this Enquiries
one. WE'LL it goes show, and vsbly, that the
Great Eclipse Sale ordination for purpose and
that it worked like charm and NJ HALE & co. have
under the regimen established contemporaneousy with
that ECLIPSE Sale literally thrown goods the market
and the result proves concusveIy that the people
not slow in their appreciation Of the Of the adj
vantages placed within their reach.
We pleased with this reciprocity Of the people and
j. M. Hale Co. won't forget it. 1t has become an un
derstood thing wherever the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Los ANGELES OIL C0MPANy-Lotation Of
principal place Of business. Los Angeles. Cali
tornis. Location Of works: Ventura county,
California.
Notice is hereby given that At meeting Of the
Directors Of this company. held on the zbth day
o. July. 1884, an assessmcnt mo. e0) OF nfty
tbec) cents psr share was levied upon the capt.
al stock o. the company, payable Immediately,
IN United States gold coin 70 the Secretary, al
tha ONCE Of Perry, Mott 3 Co, No. 92z CONNER.
cisi street. city Of Los Angeles.
Any stock upon which this assessment rs.
mains unpaid on the 30 day Of September Issx.
will be delinquent and advertised Tor ssIc A
public auction, and unless payment l. made b.
tore will he sold on Tuesday, the Esd day ii
september, 1884, to pay delinquent assessments,
costs Of advertising and expenss o. sAic.
". J. nEELY, 9onExtnry.
once; Perry. Mott 3 Co, 2as Commsrciai street,
Los Angeles
Los Angeles. July sssA. 1854 bsom
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CONSTIPATION rsEE
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy tresses Of abundant.
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATnAlRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps It from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, m axes the H air
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping It In
any desired position. Bean.
ttful, healthy Hair Is the sure
result Of using Kathairon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
WATER NOTICE.

Consumers Of water Of the Los ANGELES
CITY WATER COMPANY win hereafter be al
lowed 70 sprinkle their gardens between the
are aiso cautioned against allowing unnecessary
waste In water cIoscts-
issu FRED EATON. sups
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Banner Of the Hales

Has been unolded that the institution is co-ope
tive principle, blending of interests and think it
would be perfectly consistent with facts and truth
large banner thrown the frontal Of our house
with the inscription,
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DR.. =. 6. cAlE, TINE MEALTM orFlceR

Has taken Room No. 1, in the Los Angeles Ho-
tel corner First and Los Angeles streets. lie
will remain in his Office from TO 10 A. ~, to
vsceinnate those who may wish T.. at the hands
Of the city.
La Cronica COPY my4H
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SERVING THE PEOPLE

And at the bar Of the people wish to be judged, and
sincerely trust that when weighed in the balance
shall not be found wanting. but by honesty OF pur
pose and unAagging efforts the welcome plaudt
"Well done. good and faithful servants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
M. Hilton Williams, M D, MoPso,

formerly Of Detroit, Mich.)
Graduate Of Victoria College, Toronto, Omta-
rio, Qs6,). Member Of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons Of Ontario. FOR several years
proprietor Of the Ontario Pulmonary Institute
At Toronto, Ont, aRd for ~ years proprietor Of
tho Detroit Throat and Lang Institute Il DE.
tsoit, Michigan.
OFFICE 27b North Main street. Los Angeles. Cal
Office hours, fro,a 10 A. \. to p. n.
Sundays, from TO 6PK. feb29ft
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K. d. WISE, M. D..

K. d. WISE. NJ. D..
PHILLIPS BLOCK. ss NORTH MAIN sraEEr,
Graduated In tho jefferson Medical College, Phil.
adelphia, La 1885, attended lectures In 81. Bar.
tholomew's College Hospital, London Also In
Guys Hospital and Kings College, London, In
1881 and 1882 Teok clinical course In the
Aeoical University. Edinburgh, and solicits such
patronage as his experience and medcel eduea
tion merits.
Oyyioz HoURs: to 10 A. N. and 9 o5r n
iiDe3 Iy
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F. r. FROST. M. d..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to all forms of chronic
diseases
OyrIcE HoURs Q TO II 4. H.. Q 10 and to 8
?. Daysand night calls answered at Office
Us N. Main st., Rooms II and Is. Phillips Block.
maylStf
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PHYSICIANS.
MP. CHAMBERL1N, M. D.,

0fic rooms and No. 20 South Spring Street.
Residence. Chicago Ave-, BOYLE Heights.
Office hours. 10 to I2 A. NJ, Q TO s p.
NJ. Obstetrics and diseases Of women specially.
my2-tf
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oArARRH.


To aIl those who are afflicted with any Of the
different forms Of Catarrh We would say there is
no disease which presents greater diversity a
symptoms none more loathsome. invidious and
dangerous than Nasal Catarrh. especially II com.
piicated a. 1t almost always Is, even from iis
hrst appearance. with an affection Of the throat.
FROM the earliest symptoms, (which are gem
orally attributed 10 "a cold In the head . TO the
vArions ugly and distressing stages through
which the disease passes. the patient is hopeful
until certain charming symptoms present them
selves. denoting unmistakably the rapid advance
Of the malady to the lungs. Indeed, 20 various
ere the symptoms that the prssonce Of the dis
II has reached q Stage difficult to arrest. The
disease may OF may not be attended by di,-
charge from the nostrils or the throat; but there
10 usually present morbid secretion and . fire.
quent disposition Especially In the morning) To
Gear the throat, and the effort to do no is ofen,
though not always, attended by expectoration;
there is . sensation Of heaviness lin the frontal
part Of the head, and the brain sometimes sui.
f.rs 70 All extent producing headache vertigo and
confusion; ID becomes difficuIt to think clearly
and 70 concentrate the mind; the memory be-
comes impaired and the intellect enfeebled; des-
pondency Of spirits and an excitable condition
Of the nervous system. Such is the effect Of the
disease. and u to this train Of symptoms (Which
not infrequently leads 70 insanity or idiocy) we
add many Of the inors loathseme physical effects
ascAres or rottenne-s Of the bones Of the fac and
head, most Offensive smell 10 the breath, and
corrupt morbid and poisonous secretions, de-
struction or serious injury to the senses Of smol
hearing, sight and taste, we have catalogue oi
horrors which should lead any person TO make
early and proper efforts 10 eradicate the diusase
| while u is 10 durable stage.
Psrsof desiring treatment by this system Of
practice can use the remedies at home As we'll as
| At our Office, asu which will cause no inconvcn-
L. nee or hindrsbce 10 business whatever
| have seen % many Of these cases cured by
Inhalation that do not consider any case hope.
less unless both lungs are seriously involved and
even thcn our only hope Is In the inhalation
| which aids us In dissolvlng the mucous and Ia
contracting and healing the cavities, xhich moth
Ing else can DO With the same success
COMPUTATION FREE.
Those who desire - consult with me in revsrt
TO their cases had better call at the offIcs 10
consultation ana examination, hut II impossib
to do 80, can write for copy OF my Medica
Treatise. containing a list Of questions.
Address NJ. Hilton williams, N. ID.
s75 North Main Street. Los Angeles, Cal.
ovvIcn HoUss. from 10 A. y. tor. n: Sun
days from 10 5Pn.
iy7
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Dr.. J. 8. Griffin,

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, Il 8. MAIN STREET.
0ahce Hours-e To II 4. n, 70 8 and to
Residencs--East side Of Main street, below
f1rgt. m16-0
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TOMORROW
Throughout the Entire Week
You will see the
Peoples Store
CRAMMED, JAMMEDI
With a Happy Bargain Getting ThrOng.

o. SA~So'
prices they
the Peoples the And wide their
after thecuhes emoge who fastened bis
in their grssping palms.
We sell Satnes at Ioc yard, they at SIZE.
We sell white goods at SC yard, they at 2kc.
We sell Lawns at SC yard, they at I2ac.
We sell Domestcs at 64c yard, they
We sell Gnghams at Ssc yard they at I2ac.
We sell Corsets at ACC, they at 75c.
We sell Stockings at I2Ac, they at 25c.
We sell Embroidery at SC a yard they at Ioc.
We sell Buttons at I5c card they at 25c.
We sell Shoes at $I.2s pair they at ST.
We sell boys suits at $2o5, they at SIS.
We sell Hats at SOC, they at 75c
We sell Mems Underwear at 4Oc, they 75c
We sell Ladies Hats at 75c they at $I.25.
We do this and makes reasonable profit besides profit
othier
furniture add profit
the cost order exist but the Peoples which carries all lines
combined profit
who sell goods they the neghbo 2
cent cheaper
But Peoples Buys Cheaper Than Any
House in Town.
LIT moi and therefore
gets quantity inside child that
quantity less than lots.
3We
dictate in price instead Of being dictated TO-
will show reflection in the Of low
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4WOwessIueI 0OuoOuPT10ul
N. Hilton Williams, M. D.,

Formerly q Dsossis. Mtsh., ani for u ysafs
proprietor OF the Detsoit Throat and Lung In.
stitute continues 70 trest ell the various diseases
OF the Head, Tnroat, and Chest. 275 North Main
street, Los Angeles Calf srnis, by the Aersan or
Inhslstiou system OF practice