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Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

There 10 nothing new In the Bosworih
hascos and the sporting men who came
70 this city 10 witness the dRht between
him and Daily have retained 10 their
homes, There 10 no fsAr that Busuorsh
VIII ever agEin make his appearance In
WtinipstoR, and II IL difaoult 70 tell
where be will 90, as the sporting men
all over the country will bs on the look
out for him
A dispatch to the Baltimore Sun from
RlktOa says: Estates ATTORNEY VIM. o.
Evans last night received q telegram
from Ohief OF Police SwiRgeit, OF Wli.
mingiOn, that there was 10 re Q prlz4
hsht at dey bresk near WArEaoh, Cecil
County. Sheriff Samuel N. johnson
WAS notified, and with en- Sheriff WIN,
J. Smith, ex Sheriff VIM 7. Boulder,
Town Bailift George 7, King, Deputy
Sheriff o. II. Johnhon, Constable Ri.
ward Saith and Rufus Oldham started
for the scene shortly after BidnIaGt
warwick 10 over sixteen miles from
here, and two miles sAAt Of that place,
GA the lava Of john Wilson, the ground
waa found ttAktd out.
The eight was to have taken plaoe nj
0 O'Clock, and the officers were there al
Z Macy sporting men from NeW York,
Baltimore and Wilmington conareRated
ct MiddlstOwn, Del where the pTinoI.
pale, jim Daily, OF Philat elphls, and
Frank B9sWorth, OF Rhode Island, were
expected 70 arrive on the Norfolk ex.
press, reaching that place before Il
O'Clock. The men, however, did rot
tuFn up At kiddlsto xD, owing, /. is
SAID, 10 BosWor,h showing tue white
feather. The sheriff and his pofse
ware dsternined that the 6Rht should
not take plAos 10 Maryland, AsroI
Delauafe efii oers wore present n IL
probable that the fiRht would have
'aken place in Delaware, the ground
staked oat being only 1t0 ards oyer The
line"
Warwick Is the plAos that was given
out where the AGbt would take place,
nut these Who arc 10 q position 10 know
say that had Il come Cd II weuld have
been iR PennRylvGniA 81 = point not lar
from this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

L W. sudbam 8 Son cold ct auction
sale 81 the old Wesleyan Female Col
lege yeseerday, commencing ct 10 8. M .
the iurniture ard other articles Of per.
soma property Gill remaining in the
ollloing. IL was o'clock before the
SAFE olosea. The total amount Of the
sale Was about $3.50 Emil Beck secured
greet osrgain In purchasing the col
ltoucn OF minerals, electrical and phiio.
sopnieal apparatus at $50. A large
~ 9mper OF settees were puIuhf SD BY
" warner, the school desks and
soAIs Iell TO L. il Messiok, and the old
iron iron SAFE 70 L W. ssidham & Bon.
ISos iulea low and many persons got
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

The children not dispossd 70 be beaten
OUT o. their lawn paFty on Mira ]. Tsy.
Ter 0Auae's lawn for the benefI OF the
homeopathic College will make an
other enoft to hold one Tomorrow after.
noon, ~ the came place, whtn they hone
the weaiher will Be clear and pleasant,
Inc liftle folks will set the bali rolling
et O'Clock. No admission fee viii be
cnaraei. Besides the attractions offer
60 10 the way OF Toe cream, cake, candy
ana nsh pond, pony carts aud saddle
ponies VIII be fnrniahed to all who may
wish to drive or ride aFoutd the square
n,las Jessie hidrtdRe OF Boston, tue re-
noMned elocuhontat Il IL thought will
% present g add to she pleasure OF the
~ the weather IL unfavoIabIe.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
BfguuU91.

Hho aheaReaa mas homss am.ana nfav
numfeFa Aroa.s AeA NInFkeS BsFoSA
Oapping and laedhinss Ios Il. ssoond d,
Try Hush's coal vou WIN ike Il.
Iry bash's coal you win surely liks a.
Willard 2. Davis, ieweler, . =. second u,
Eine ~ n hngA, ~ HAMS, 10 3. Fourth.
frank hoop bmith. druGEist, 5th and King,
American Laundry, ss Wet FSsnt street,
hfaziiiAn Balm, Immediate cure for mumpa.
Fine cigars and notions nt 8, w. cor, ION
ana Bennett streets. l. BELL.
white Pine Tree Tar and Hopay. for
oouEhs and colds. At the IS. cent oandy fac
soty, no. W. End street. TRY IL
700 want cheap plesurs Kramer 40 70 q.
~. 80 saLkees stoek N Delaware eeme and 500
koes, $40 Market street, has ne larRss,
enu cheapest stock Of hats white HhiFts IN.
derWoar, uockWaaF and hosiefV In the aitV
Call and see them.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

There we're but lev oases hafoya An.
municipal Court thls morning. fbs
nrst called vas Joshua Rmmef. an IA
oueneeFt bat be was discharged. a. ~
said ho had plaos 10 the county II ~
70 u no vas let on. jude fnrns,
smllea benignAEtly upon aim and told
Nellie Smith, . young woman. vbo
was before the court before. was A..
rAianed again for being drunk ana dis.
orderly down In tue neiRhboThood NJ
ne W, q B. depot. She made NO
denial OF the charge, but Judge Turner.
wishing TO elve hor smother chance "a
reform, gave her some kind, frlsndIv
adyloe, which made her ORA v her hand.
s.Hn, is aerosa her eyes Is she departed
Adam Benson WAS arrAianed fer com.
mittirR an ass9uit and battery upop
Alexander Thirsty, but before the trial
ytoseeoeo me pattles had agreed 10 set
" ne oAsf' pay the costs and be friends
Benjamin Fisher and Noyy,, ps,,.
man, $40 Russian Jews, NFrAlspsd n.
Ones Butler for psddline Roods vitbl
ont ltoensee, were held Tor 4 fuythsr
hearing on Saturday evening Il ,
Bernard Carr appeared for a further
bearing on : charge by James STAFFORD
Ior selling liquor on Sunday. james
Stafford tesated that bsius aiok m
Sunday evening be vent into Cars
place and asked for a Dim
Of Whiskey. Carr gave Il To mir
and charged him nothing for Il. The
tumbleE Was fall. He then went int :
roomI sat Town and fell asleen. ana
shen ne AWoke his watch was CONS.
oome mtn were In the room when be
Awokti there was nobody IN the bar.
reom when be eatefed. His watch Was
Norln ~. His wife vent 70 Carr, who
paiu hsE w for the watch, bat kept oUI
" 1913 liquor bill. glAHsrd's evidence
ainertd very much from the informa.
uon ne gave upon which the
warIant for OAEE's AFreet was
Issued. ON ,sr BuTlsigh male q stats.
menl OF the Information that siafford
gave At the p9lioe station, which oon.
radtoted his evidence before the Mn
nioipAl Court. City B1lIoitor Bali SaId
he was not sAtisHed 10 proseouta the
case further with such evidence, JudQe
turner, In dismissipR the Gaze, said Be
would not convict dog upon such eVi.
aenoe, but at the same time be Informed
Oarr that II was as much . violation of
the law 70 give liquor away on Sunday
81 q was 10 sell Il,
Mr.. Carr thanked the Judge for hisI
Information, and said he did not knov
ne was violating the Law By RIvipe 4
g'ass OF liquor 70 . man on Sunday who
Nas sioE' and with may bows lett the
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

Rev. P. o. Grail, OF the Lutheran
Church OF s3huylkill Haven, Pa, 10
visiting Rev Charles A. Grloe, Of the
Brandywlne NJ. r Church.
The Rev. Father DAILY, formerly OF
Baltimore, who 10 now stationed at the
Orobans ProteotoTy, ct OlArk's Corner,
Red Lion Hundred, has sucoreded Raw,
Father Brady ~ pastor OF 81. Pnul's
Oatholto Church, Delaware Oily, Der.
Vices are held now every Sunday at 8
q. N. and 1890 q. m. alternately; after
few weeks there will be veppar service
every sunday at m. Services arc
also held every Sunday 81 the Pro
tsotory.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
Too large ttock for Wilmington,

Too large stock for Wilmington.
every body says who enters nav
store. say no stock IS too large II
hey are cheap enough "They wilisoon
go" Received to-day 1000 pair Of
ehildren's pants, from 4 to14 IN less
money than ever and better goods Nine
nundrd and d'ty overcoats to Ct anv
sized man or boy, from the cheapest 10
tne beat In the market; 800 children suits
also received today; very handsome /
marx them very low because my stock Il
700 700 large so they must 90 fast. At M,
meyers One Price Clothing House, where
~ goods are marked in plain figures.
funded. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
FIFTH EDTTI0I


crd a,S,dDiiAANlroLls, Sept. $3.50
cratic ,,,' y q, s,anpAign manager I'D; !.
msSs to accept he j 4 rDar
posIt With Joseph n Wlh todg
az sl,i n.o u, English cert.Ss sd'l a =
~ y. = as a reward for pro ,oyu !, 'a,'t
Harrison ever said tbstf ,V IN ta4t %
enough for a workmSmsn' ''i i, atg
sehls , Of the Democrat Il ..
would assume the rss,,1 'a'g Igsli
charge, the journal 4 TT ialIl'y q
me We diet of a Judge ana I' ia %
S SIass upon the proof Nal ~, 9, y
uuSeq a In q support q DE c6,rI wy :
eS "a s Democratic Commltliss y sl Y,
ca % Gay how be would ap,E,, We " \
nails proposition, aid nv, y
n nelthe as ume the re.popslsnse
s shaIges nor repudiate them F!al
tne matter was entirely ont,iii ns
cratic organization, '1Nile@D
But is II not true ina, q.
nave been circulated In a, y,
campaign document BY tb ,4' NJ ~
0ommittee r. he was asked n M
the committee, urie1.,'Ns =,
are being circulated by tSs M,
hallroa1 Club and persons W.
posed TO Harrison, but tb,t NV wy
the party organization. M ~, "
stand, however, that / am 5-,a \.
pudlate the matter. N"P''a
The other repressuta,lvs. ga
cratic organization also iecl,n. " y
responsibility for The cfs, sy "
they DO not hesitate 10 epsa1..l,
circulation of the m,lci6S. N
and It Is their evident num-, IN, y
with Aorey letter melb6i, II
using 1t extensively, vi b Ne h SoD' !
Idlclng work!ngm.u against M N
Harrison. 4''a' VI
In accordance with tbel, "a.
journal proprietors to day ,s,,
knglith a check for Sl6G st
hin that 1t might be leld Il, y
awaiting an acceptance Of the a. !
to tho Democratic camtnlgp n,,.l
boWeyer, Mr.. English refused 4 =
the check, and returned Il topsf1
proprietors to night Hon ~
Mcdonald Is out Of the civ, but
is Understood, be here to mcr,ov N
check will then be placed i1hI
II all reputable representative h
Democratic party refuse to au,s
spopsibiliiy fer the falsrhooI tbe
VIII be content to allow H d
rounds branded as a wa!l.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

PLYMOUTH, Sept 81 An abandoned
portion OF the Washington Mines,
operated by tie Lshigh and Wilkes
barre Ccal Company, cAved in this
morning, carrying with It over 6se
acres or ground owned by the Van
Loon estate.
The noise wa terrible, awakening the
entire popula ton of the borough,
Housea Wtra shaken and Wind0wH
broken. The vibration Kesembled the
shock OF . severe earthquake. Con.
siderable damage WAS done to FONDA
tionA OF houses IN tho vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
IIInrn
PsloE- On september ls.h 1855, william


PalOE- On september go.h 1888. William
Phoo, In the 7ith year OF his aRo,
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
Htoi 70 attend his funeral from his late
residence, Ihirtoonth and Wilson usTss,s. On
saturday afternoon 81 z O'Clock. Services A.
.. v. m' Il. Church, Twelfth and French
streetE. !
fAlBL AHD-On September sTth, 1883
OhAI lss 2 :, son Of the late Joseph ana
sarah tAiriand, 10 his bigt year,
heiAllYo9 and friends are respectfully in-
EItsd 10 attend hts funeral from his late
reHuenoe, NO. 81 East Eighth street. en-
Saturday Afternoon. SerV ,cts at the house
~ O'CLOCK. lntormont 1t BrhndyWine
eemeteEy.
bAkRkTr.-ln Newport, on the STih Inst,
AGED 10 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully Invited 20 attend. his ia sofnl
from the fesidenso Of his parents, on Sunday
afternoon, TO meet At one O'Clock and move
a. t"o' Services Of tbs ohuGeh.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

WAsu1sorox, Sept. I' u ~,
ditlopal arrests II ! 'G N eCpnal
afternoon quietly maze ~ RsissSs
with the robbery oil .no Dso,taa
Division of tbs liea; Sut3S,ntrlT b I
The T officials refuse ae, .,.a, alir,i
s sSSnt 5ei %1sfi a9i eIP e. i
a thorough Investigation ,,,,ss lbSY
sion prevails in official a., G" va. ysir1
Becker, cOunteT, VIZ ryonfedsrsts.,
a hal tSs 655 & T.. notes g ass?
AK only 1914 are rePo''''
,hey are very reticent
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
Another WeddlUg.

Edward Yaufant, OF 1915 Chestnut
street, this city and Katie Higgins of
Pleasant Hill, this county, were mar.
ried on Thursday afternoo at 3 O'Clock
at the re Idence OF the bride
Rev W. g. Rooms of Wesley NJ. K.
Church performed the ceremony. The
newly married pair started on the 5
O'Clock train for trip.to Baltimore and
Rashington.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

CENTRALIA, Ills, Sept. fS.-The
striking sWitohmen on the Illinois Cen
trAl Railroad, ct this place, have been
notified that they must either accept the
terms offered them on Tuesday or quit.
The DonqHin sWitohmeu went out yea
teTdBy aud freight traffic between Ger
trNlia and Osiro IL suspended. Train
men were asked TO take hold In the
yards and refused.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

quite a pleasant croquet party was
given on the beautlfu lawn at the resi-
aenee OF Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Talley's al
burr oaks, last evening. The grounds
were beautifully lighted with Japanese
ian 'erns. A very interesting game OF
cfoquet was played by several OF the
party ana refreshments were served dur
ing tne even ng. An enjoyable time was
sPent end a. late hour the visitors took
the electric cars for the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
ssrIoes nsplosIon or ! oar,rIare.

Boys who find cartridges lying
around loose should be careful how
they setfhem Of II they would escape
injury. Frank FealinR, aged s yeAFa,
son OF Frederick Testing SAG Pine street
f)und percussion cartridge lying on
an open lot about II O'Clock yeats Tday
morning aud now he wishes he hadn't
found IL. 40 took It home and getting
q hatohet went into the yard and plao-
ing the cartridge on q solid substance,
be bit II with the hAtchet, Tne noise
o. the explosion that folio we'd WAS what
he expected, bat the rough piece Of
metal on inoh long that entered and
lodged tWo inches deep In his right
thigh was more than he hal bAFPained
for. DIR. CAntWtll being sent for NJ.
rived as Ecoa 10 possible and extracted
the piece Of broken cartridge, and now
the boy is reported % doing we'll.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
DO 4oU WASH AN 1xn.ornnER,
II xou Do xoum Rsaa Evusy HAns oI
Thia.

n Eou Do Tou'n Read EvuFv EAns Of
Thia.
II the GOOD thinking ptOpls who hap.
pea 10 read tais notice viii be good
onoagh 70 take advantage OF an induce
meat seldom offered, they will without
Auy hssttAuoy be 90 pleased that they
have been pat on the rlEht track TO .
placo that We take such extreme plea
sure in Recommending our readers.
Car reporter vas informed thtA morn.
irR shat the leading marohbut of this
Community, Mr.. Louis Fsllheiuaer, the
genial proprietor OF the Economy Cloth
ing bal, 400 Market rect, received psF
Baltimore aud Ohio express two mae
siFe cases oOniatniDR two hundred pule
all.wool suits that will be offered for the
astonisbinR low 1aures OF 81 20; actual
worth, ei2. And II the PEG lie appre-
elate Important notices they will BE-
lieve that is is . pleasure tor us 70
recon mend them 10 3 honse like the
one above mentioned In this article.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

Mr.. Elmer RaisIn, the genial adyer-
tising agent at the Novelty Theatre, has
literally painted the town yellow with his
paper. Wherever you 60, you will see
evidences Of his enterprise and ability.
Manager Barton Is to be congratulated
for his happy choice of skilled adver-
tiser. Elmer's gentlemanly manners
have secured him q host OF friends In our
city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

LONDON, Sept. "a AT a conference
held at Manchester, at which $50, GOO
miners were represented, 1t was decided
10 strike on October 30 unless the demand
for an advance OF 10 per cent in wages
was aeceded TO 1t was also decided NOT
TO accept the advance unless It was made
general.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

>hl. z. Harm will open his oyster
tesse, No. s31 JEFF srson street, on Fri.
day, September z, where he will keep
Gonstantly on hand . full supply Of
fresh and salt Oysters st the usual
PRICES,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
For Veterans o. me War.

Every ex-soldisr or soldiers widow
should sec W. 8. McNAir at once at
Hayward's Office, No. 18, Exchange
Building. Seventh and Market streets.
Nensions, bOunties, back pay and other
Claims collected. Lost discharges re-
placed.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
Special inducements.

Special inducements are now being
offered to Buyers of Clothing. 1t was
never before known that such nice cloth
ing could be bought for such little money.
This is an undeniable fact and to be con-
WINGED of the same, call and see the i'm.
mense stock at the
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

he that knows nothing is.u Ig,S \
nothing. Do no. let yoai G J N 10
w to wAVer, for y!I ni'' Ti,H d
that Warmers Lag CAM H.. D \, I'D
Vii cause he sluGgiIl liysi i,1 Y vi
It's Wouted functions spu "a I'D
results you dssire. Trey ~, eiV y,lsll
And harm less, being ptfelg
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

House and slgu painter and gralnsr
Oall and see me before going anywhere
else. Work reasonable. No 500 Orange
street, TILoRMAN DAHHKR.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
STJACOBS OH
RHEUnIATIsnH.


sSnOboraIlTO and Conclusive Testimony.
Lowell Hasa, JAY Q. 1887
Gentlemen ;--lir. Lewis DenHla has Just called
upon ne, and informs the that The boy orr, Robin.
son. who wa poor cripple on eruteh,a. ana "a,
E1red By b. Jacobs OIL In 1881 IL. cure IA,
fsmaihsa permanent Tho young man ias ben
now AZ 5oFk A. manual labor the cas-
GsGinly proves tho sneaey Of 81 Jsssb, M
DE- oro osaooD, atE
Sold IN Druggists and De1icrs Fpsr17rBeys
NE cBp1LEs A. voeELFR CO., Baltimore, Nd
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

wAsHrxGTOS, p G.,S O. Ssg'' yaiqs
l housg the subject o. 3i,a Iiui bib !
e .Sn dIsc9ssIon (of the VhL llois,y II
s sne Si'SI ran on the eo@ PIN tb,t'
SSns5e began to appeal. r s't Of tho y
pr Convincing the men . n require I
2, Tee that tie subject WIN measure clnI
nice treatment before saJinl,stiiat.on,ll
h it1meo affections sei and yet o p he iru
che chez snbIee etI viii be further so u
pur. splCs,l Pare Pa rss,DSS5Sisily b
sr Lvsi Ground fre = >. N sgscsDd Ir"'
s SplS0'' orIGpsnr . esq . o9S 4,
Hu.A;G French r'r''' '''"
,ebuy your S''''
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

Tomorrow promises 10 be clear and
rather cooler. Sunday fair with 9
slight rise Of temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

IL cabinet photos at CamminRs' gal
cry for 70. 800 Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

A choice EoRlith breakfast tea and
the hnett line Oh Japan ttaa 10 tbs city,
at Orippen's, East SECOND street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

COLUMBIA. Pa, Sept 27.-The VII
miuglons defeaf the Columbia for the
second tins to day In the presence of 1900
people. The game was interesting on
boih sides. Day and Hlnkle did the
battery work for the Wilmingtons, while
Blair and Gibson filed tie same points
for the Columbia club. The Whining
tons won the game by score of S 10 B.
DOVER, Sept. 27.-The game to- day
was very exciting, aud all bets were de
elared of, Neither side scored up 10 the
Tenth ming, when the game was called
in order to leave the races to go on The
score then stood 0 too.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28
NOTES.

Newell was presented with a bouquet
by the ladies OF Columbia
The Wilmington Club will cross bats
with the Houston Club of Chester next
Monday.
Tom Lynch, formerly catcher of the
Wilmington Club of 1894, but now first
baseman of the Birmingham Club, OF
A.a.t ia visiting reia ives and friends in
this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

Ask E2F Youths Smoking tobacco
Jozs RAllNSa. 00T ANA straat.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

WANTBD-AT OHUE, A GOOD FIR
w rama boy. i. HAMBUR9ER A
SONS, 40 end 222 Market street, Crosby d
hhlb olu stRau. 1t
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

WANTED-A OoLoRGD WOMAN TO
w wash dishes and as list In kitohen.
1000 wages. NO sunday work. COS Market
suoe'' s2B.2s
Daily Republican., 1888-09-28

VIZ ANThD-PERSONs TO OCCUPY A
w mont room, with all oOnvsnieneeR.
Eith Or Withous board. Apply Rt sol french
stroet' R28' cod o.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
lit Mn0I PANTS. - 800
Auu WUUu ! SUITS. ! 1899

BY orr connections with the mills, and
large facilities for manufacturing. ne save
the commission house, jobbers' and re-
iailers' profits. thus enabling as 10 give to
the customer FASHIONABLE garments
Of SUPERIOR quality at FIRST cost.
send six cents for samples, 4s-inch linen
tape measures, and Instructions for meas
uripg. State what you want samples Of.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

The cure for sickness 500 years ego
was Neglect; 300 years ago, SOrcery !;
100 years ago. Herbs and Drugs; %
years sgo, Medicines; to-day 1t is
Compound Oxygen.
Medicines weaken the whole sys
tenn TO strengthen one weak point;
Compound Oxygen strengthens both
a doctors average bill is $50. In
vest SIS in onr Home Treatment"
and you will save the other $35, and
feel better than you have for five
years. Are You nervous? Those
tired, sick headaches will vanish
Have you weak lungs? Give com,
pound oxygen one chance to
strengthen them. Have yon dyspep,
sial /. will cure yon!
Remember always some thngi You
risk absolutely Dothipg IN trying onl
treatment. ii is simply breathing
different air; 40 dosing" or drug
g,ng." or going thousand miles
away from home and friends. II j,
breathing daily into your lungs, a
your own home, the concentrated
vitality of all the health resorts il
the world.
200 page book mailed free.
For particulars. address,
DRS. STARKEY Il PALEN,
1877 and 1929 Arch ST., Philadsiphia
| Penn. ....
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28

" r. white. w. II DiAdie.
Trafic Mangr, Div. Pass. Agent.
Topeka, Nan. Albuquerqus, n. NJ
A. A. GaAdis, Superintendent.
.@ Albsonsraus, n. n.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-28
= T e. N u S.

GAINED lsT pREMTUM for greatest
merit at the New Orleans Cotton Centen.
piai * Worlds Exposition for refined and
wonderful poyer of tone, elegance OF design
and snpurb finish. Only pisno endorsed by
United States commissioners. from each OF
tine Stato3. Cases finest carved, rosewood
finish--fnest imported double repeating &C
tion--thrse strings throughout OF best pat
ent steel wire--keys best ivory. Our new
paten. steel timing devise, instead. of wood,
is the greatest invention ever made in
pianos. 1t consis Of stationary steel tun-
ing pins that are act In o mold end molten
steoi is run round the pins, keeping them
so,idly in place. thfmbIe or shell pin IL
made 10 exactly fit the statiohary pin re-
yoiving thereon; thus the strings wind
round the pins. After hostr,ngs are prop
erly stretched the piano can never get ont
of tune, ths rest plank being Of steel IL not
Affected by ext 'remes Of climate. This will
bs apprecist cd by all musicians In city @r
country. IL will stand tventy years with.
ont tuning and In good for 100. No other
piano has this improvement.
Great strength and durability is another
advantage. In other planes holes are bored
in .sooden boards and tuning pins inserted.
The pins turn round in this board and can
not stand permanently in tune, ard IL often
cracks, splits, DRIES out, becoming utterly,
| totally and entirely worthless as musical
! instrument. Oar stee, tuning diyico u in
! no way affected by sucl casualties, and the
| sor ndiaQ board is so constructed that our
pianos can never become thin or metallic In
tune. They are always m tune and the OK.
pense of tuning is saved. This patent
alone Ia worth millions and makes oul
pianos the greatest In the world. Prices
are no higher than other pianos. Buying
direct from us, the largest manufacturers
you save 800 or s2O0--dealers' profits
Don't mind the ominons groulIngs OF deal
ers Md agents, wiio see their chances o1
selling poor piano at q big profit OF f20t
s!ipping away--pity them.
We guarantee our pianos ten years. 10
styles. We have put our prices at lowest
bed rock for cash. a 5000 piano for 42f9.10
a $500 piano for $237.J0; q I'll 100 piano fol
&375.J0: q 81 200 piano for $3.50. Upri2h
Cabinet Grands, with stool and rubber
cover. shipped on board cars at 8. r. to an,
part Of the United States, Canada or Mex
100. Our terms are cash with order. Il
not as represented money returned, w,
occa sionally have good second hand piano
made over at 800 to 800, which We TAX
In part payment for our own. Write o.
call for catalogue, free.
T. II. ANTIsELL PIANO CO..
| Office IL Wareroorns, Odd Fellows Hall
Cor. Market d 7th Sts.: Factories, Fol
som, Sbotwel. Il 18th Sts., San Francisco
California. agents wantedD
/ ancs with the prayer Of Plaintiffs com
plaist and costs and disbursements in thi
behalf expended.