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Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

ID EmOVAL.
III Having removed to Ne 2Is East
Fenrth street, am prepared 70 do tin
and sheet iron rot nng, Eutlerina. spoutine
and los Work OF AL Kinds promptly attsndsl
mates furnished when desired weuld be
pleased 70 soc all my old customers and ~
10 auy new ones as may wish 70 give ne
call ALEXANDER OHkMBkRS.
Ale-em
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
White Goods:
81 50 a yard.

AA-wook 7aOIHeai Nix
hures. Quick at 81; what
will they be at 75cl In
grays and browns, some In
Illuminated effects. so in
ches.
Gamgea6h Mixtures, Silk
and-wool. A blueish, a
reddish, a garnetish, 75c.
They've been 81 IS.
Six and Illuminated
Stripes on Beige Ground. A
rich, striking stuff in gray
or brown. 81 from S1.25
al inches.
Six and aO0oL Paid. The
plaid formed by graduated
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

N0TIOE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
~ Monday, April ., to regulate, seal and
stamp All weights and measures used in New
castle county this year. All work left at
kyle'a, Ninth and King streets, or At nv
residence, llse Poplar street, Wilmington,
DEL, will receive prompt attention
JACDB DFAKYNE
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
al0- Sun -eod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

NoTlUB - 300 SHARES or NEW
~ stock tu1t iHsusd BY the M Mechanics
Lean Associatton and for sale. The hrst
payment on tho second Tuesday IN nay, a
good Investment; parsons desiring 70 pur.
obi for themIelves Home vsuld DO we'll
70 invest. Shares can be had by calling on
the Secretary, w.. MORROW.
At1l6teod Alf French street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
JOHN WANAMAkER.

STREETS, has Opened for she Season End
is prepared to furnish the young ladies and
gentlemen with the refreshing beverage, as
we'll IS parties balls, c-nics, sc. His per.
Oesn rspspered, repsintod and handsomely
refufnished and every effort v Ill bo maie TO
pIesfa He has ampls machinery and can
furnish the best crean In the market at the
lowest rates. al3-1
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

broken prices in Dress
Goods, quoted from our
talk OF the last two days,
refers only to large lots
and complete ASSIGNMENTS
OF entirely new goods.
The broken lots and
broken prices go to the
DR. e s s Goods Remnant
counter. No need to ad-
vertise q spot OF the store
already 80 well known to
YOU Hundreds OF bargains
leave there daily.
Scotch surah Zephyr GingAsrns 32ipchr
rs styles
25 cents; were 4e.
Scotch Zephyr Checked Giaghams, 80
% cents; were 40,
WV oNu No''oh l0iu odlslL 81 o1
ind
124 cents; were25
Wool Check and Overplaid suiting Is
varieties OF color
25 cents; were 45.
Wool Diagonals in plain colore, AZ inch
Is cents; were 37ls.
German Plaid Beige, 80 inch
so cents; were rs
French Wool Cheyron Stripes, 40 inch
so cents; were 75
French Prunelle Cloth, 40 inoh-
so cents; were 65.
Plain Wool sui'ings, so inch
60 cents; were IS
SaKoAy Summer Cheviot-
so cents; were IS.
French Beige Plsids, 40 inch
90 cents: were 81.
Faench Bdge Checks, 40 inch
60 cents
German Fancy Combination Plal6s, 10
inch
rs ceuts were 81 %
German Fancy Plaids, 40 inch
60 c'nns; weretl.
All WOO! Hen ttas, 40 inciar-
75 cents; were 81.
Mixed Saitings, SO inch
20 cent?; were 37S
Black All-wool Henriettas, 81 incl
rs cents; were 81.
Albatross, full line OF cOlors-
so cents; were 80.
White Goods:
Toulon Lawns, ten styles-
2 cents.
White Piques embroidered
81; were 81.
White Plques, average. width inches
as cents; were 35 and IS
White Pique Flouncings, IL yard
deep
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

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n u. New Orleans, La.
- washtnEteR. ID. G
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
wv WAMLsI.lED-rEM - PERATE, kNEk1

WANTED.-UnMa ! gRlEp CO;O1
w d AN, eypsrlsnold sl.h fcr,ol
COS 20 u an and stable wslE 90, M
Atitnir,qalrtd. T.GiUS
nlS|
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
For Rsnr.

Us0R RBNr-A SMALL PLACE or
y acres; shcrt distance from city; reni
low low TO good tenant. Apply 10 J. J. PRIRcH
No' w. Ith ttfeet. ms q
Bent County register., 1888-02-04
Trustees Sale.

whereas G. Q. Hin and A. T. HILL of the
county of Boat. In the State of Colorado by
their certain trust deed dated the2Ist day OF
Aprii A. u. 1881 and recorded on the 22nd day
of April A. ID. 1891 in Book page 3S3 in tire re-
corders office OF said Bent county convened
70 iie the properly hereinafter described to
secure Ia andrew hornnian the payment of
their loint pronisory' note of even date with
said trust deed for the principal sum of One
Thousand doilsrs payable six months after
uhtc with interest ut the rate of two and one
haf per cent. per month from maturity and
whereas, 1t Is provided in and by said trust
detd tAat II case OF default of payment Of
said note Or any part thereof or the Interest
thereon, according to the tenor ind effect of
SAID note, on the application OF the legal
hoider OF said note, the said grantee after
having advertised such sale thirty DAYS in
II new spaper published in said county of Bent,
shall sell and dispose of the said premise 3 ,tn
All the right, title, benefit and equity o; re-
compton OF said grniitors their heirs and as
signs therein ut public auction ut the front
coor OF the Court House, In the said county
OF Bent in the state of Colorado for the high
est and best price the same viii bring in cash,
Mt tie time appointed In said advertisement
and whereas ueflrit has been made in the
payment OF the principal and interest of said
note ANA the same l. over due and unpaid.
Now therefore application having been
made to ine by the legal holder of said nete
by virtue of the power and authority con-
ferred upon me by said tlust deed l hereby
give notice that l will on Monday the 9TH
day of March A. ID. lssS at the hour OF > o'clock
p. m, OF said date at the front door of the
Cont House IN county OF Bent in the state OF
colorado, offer for sale to the highest bidder
Tor cash the following described property
to-wit: Lot No. six ts) in Block No. ninetee n
(i9l in the town of Lamar, Colorado, for the
purpose of paying said note and accrued In
trrC>t thereon TO Gate OF sale, together with
all the expense of this advertisement and
sale, commissions snd all other expense OF
trust, inclnding all moneys advanced for
taxes and other liens
Lamar, Colorado, january 2lst, A. D., l6S5.
PHOEBE j. HOFFMAN,
.3-5S. Trustee,
Bent County register., 1888-02-04

Mrs. IL. Chadeayue has six Young
gentlemen boarders. Lately ti,es e
gentlemen presented her with a very
handsome album inscribed, with
compliments OF six of the uices, BOYS
IN town. Now if you know the
ooarders you know the incest boys.
a gentleman from Kansas remark.
co IN cur presence the other day.
ti'at lie btd been here a week and
over, that he noticed We had saloon,
oGt that he had not seen man under
ihe influence of liqnor in the town,
why SAID he where live it is moth
ing Uncommon to see five or six men
drank ON the e-stae-t.-a:ay-day in the
~eek, Iasfnsas has prohibition, Go!o-
raao has saloons.
The Trustees of the Lamar School
District have concluded hist there
will likely be enough public money
to continue school one more month
snd 30 notified ihe teachers last Fra
day af'ernaon as they were hayiny
their closing exercises. W. are toll.
the scholars hsd just completed
what Was To have been final examin-
alton. Mr.. Barton was presented
With fire artistic photograph album
by his scholars, that school is pro-
gressIng well and that Lamar Ie.dp
all the other school districts in Ben,
county, as To number of scholars en-
rolled.
We have heard the name of attor-
ney i. II. Nicholas favorably men
toned in connection with the Office
Of Mayor. In fact everybody who
has been spoken 10 on the subject
say Mr.. Nicholas is the very man
We vaut. lie is oue of the men who
does no, want an office, but if the
people should elect him, he could no,
well get oat'o of serving. We want n
man for Mayor of ability, one who
commands the respect Of the people.
one " no sees the whole town and
not a part, aud one who has the
nerve TO enforce the law, all of these
qualities are combined aud possessed
by Mr.. Nicholas.
Office of County Treasurer Bent
Co., LHs Auimas, Colo. Jan. II, 1888.
In order 10 expidite getting the
County Treasnrer's Books in good
condition for business, and the prop
er distribution of the taxes TO the sew
eral funds, it is requested that all
persons holding tax receipts for tax
es psid for the year 1897, send then.
to the Bent County Bank at Las An
imas, Colo, ffom which u copy will
be made and the original returned to
the owner by return mail.
Let no one fail to do this as it will
be a great assistance in Strengthening
out the Treasurer's accounts.
HRNEY KELLOGG,
If. Csunty Treasurer.
Bent County register., 1888-02-04
HRNEY KELLOGG,
County Treasurer.

Leo Jansen is eSpendiDg more
money and making more permanent
improvements on his claim than any
one we know of in this section of
country. 1t is his purpose of max
ing 6rst-class horse breeding farm.
handling nothing bHt the best and
finest breed of horses to be obtained
in the country, he has had good
deal of experience iu handling horses
and Mt one time was a driver for
three years on the Lexington, Ken
tGcky track. His farmis three miles
west of Lamar. under the Koen ditch.
he also has another farm a few miles
further away. The home farm il
now being fenced and put in order
for spring work, aud We expect the
place 10 be one to be pointed to with
pride before this year is half gone.
Some of the towns in the valley
are discussing the location of depot
grounds, round houses, end of diyls
ions, etc, for the Rock Island road,
that are not as yet within hundred
miles of that road, and have no as
surancc that they will ever be any
nearer, If the Rock Island builds
up the Arkansas Valley as it is
thought they will, it may be depend
ed on, that Lamar will be standing
around as usual with the longest pole
ready to knock division persimmons
orany other choice frnit. Lamar don't
fool away any time chasing shadows,
hut the history of the town, what we
can actually show, actually have on
haud for inspection, proves the town
to be on hand when there is live
game in sight.
Bent County register., 1888-02-04

THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO quickly
cured by Shllohs Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. Shiioh's Vitalizeris guar
antced to cure you.
sIEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shilohs Cure is tie rem :
edy for YOU
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet Hreath
secured by Sniioh's Catarrh Kennedy. Price
30 cents. Nasal Injector free.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiioh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
SuIIOH'S COUGH and Consumption .Cure
Ia sold by us on Il guarantee. 1t cures Con
sumption.
SIIILOH'S VITALIZER is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and
MI symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 und 10
cents per bottle.
GROUP, wHoOPISG COUGH and Bronchi-
tbs Immediately relieved by shhoh's cure.
For sale by Decker d Brooks.
Bent County register., 1888-02-04
Llenors sale of Personal

,,, Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to
viii at the fivesy stablep of ohn pyisioh SDI
IN - town of Lamar. Bent county, Colorido
n,uis , 50 81 ten am, and four I'm, for the pur-
pose OF paying charges for storage and costs.
,a.l seal az public asction for cash the following
pcreonhi property to-wit
lso rect of hose, lady's side saddle seam.
tess sacks, picture frame, crnyon picture q
frame, wash board, 9 yards brussels Garnet.
oe9 tick, l single white blanket, sheet,
Thi5e bed spread. baby cloak, table cloth,
niuy Saico dress, skirt and waist, dress
pillow slip, sheet, piece work, silver
Piatou fruit dish, clock, table spread, / pill
inent and picture rack I latiy's beaded neck
lace, feather and artificial flower / lace
iow siaa'i, an, cotton tidy alpaeha duster2 pl
canes, vest, framed picture call bell,
tnDle spread, summer coat and ves4, bed
spr;,si sprHal sheet, pillow cases, lady's sack
= Wndow blinds, music book, i watch cusc
lndy's hnnen duster. l baby Jacket. lace
eurfain, stand tidys. 10 yards OF lawn, PHI
low sham. tidy, ? baby shirts. white vest
! lace piece, framed pictures, / lamp spread
in i AMY n ornament iegg),2 blby shirts, pill
cuffs and collars, hramed pi ture smoking
Eown,l sheet, blanket. silver plated forks,
aus ssacquel bnoy skirt,1 book i baby clonk
. lamp mats cords aud tassels i baby dress
! iady's waist, lzdy's streainer, i baby apron
draas oaoy waist waist ladys chinese, baby cap, i
uIs5s ys, pattern, baby bonet, gents drawers,
lplilow slip, baby wrists. baby dress, / pair.
Yents '.ni,a drawers, bib, lady's velvet sacque,
ieaiirn skirt, iady's sack. | cream pitcher
- nsp..ins, towels. mixing spoon. bronz
ornSmsnt, vase, milk pitcher, / chamber
SCI tidy. ] can opener, purse. / towel,
thNer pl.ited butter dish,i pldkie jar 1 tongs,
card case, coiorea glass cup, tumbler.
l , silver silver plated castor. stuffed bird. spitoon,
tutF',r bowl feather pit;oss,2 , Hat irons, /
rSSe, tutreme cish, towel, . sacks sheets
iTather pillow, l rug. ! medicine case
iedger, journal. 80 pictures / album, string
sie,sh beiis, Ink stand, toy safe and 10
cents, old lndy's picture, notary seal,
pooks, lamp brackets. small Journal, /
small ledger, tin covered trunk, common
trunk.
Lamar, Colo. February end, 1888
JOHN W. MYLER
Bent County register., 1888-02-04
RRwARpI

OFFICE OF BOARD OF COUNTY Com
mssIoNERs OF BENT COUNTY.
Las Animas, January 18th, 1888.
A reward of $4,000 will be given
for the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who set fire to the
building known as the Bent county
court house on the night of January
9th. Or reward of 5000 for ipfor-
nation that will lead to the appre-
hension of the criminal.
BY order of the Board.
G.. NJ. HALL,
County Clerk.
Bent County register., 1888-02-04
NSTICH,

To the people of Lamar and sur
rounding country.
Having bought the LAMAR Coal
Yards from Mr.. Z. w. Fuller, have
made such arrangements as will in
sure the people of this part of the
country an amply supply of Canon
City Coal after the Trinidad Coal
now on hand is sold off.
john SHAW.
Lamar, Jan. S1st, 1888.
Bent County register., 1888-02-04
Notice of Dissolution.
lMAp EaIa l.. Oh 1ooc

Of1"', OHlr' %fNTI, 1000.
Notice is hereby given that the firm of Igo
MupSer doing business in Lamar Colorado,
Is by mutual concent this day dissolved j
y. Munger VIII collect all accounts due the
htin, and pay All debts and liabilities.
Mr.. ID. Igo Will still have charge OF and rem
resent Mr. Munger Ia the business.
ID. lGO.
J. j. MUNGER.
Bent County register., 1888-02-04

Remebsr you can get the New
York Weekly Tribune one of the
best papers in America and the REG
IsrER for two dollars and twenty five
cents cash. tt.
Bent County register., 1888-02-04
LOCAL NoTEs.
Kiss and make up.

J a"rSday was grouEd hog day.
oaly one month more of this win
ter.
J. c. Garvin is graugsr.ng on his
claim.
a good shower fell here Thursday
evening.
G O. Goodale was at Trinidad
Monday.
Bro. MaGia was up to Pueblo
Monday.
The Stock Exchange will open
next week. =
Tie Eldorado has been repapered
and painted.
DR.. Tidwell has new house up
on his claim.
A. II. Rogers, of wilde, was in
town Monday.
George Trnmli,z was down to
Dodge City Monday.
George ucrteFt was a, Albany
Monday aud Tuesday.
The hearing on the Fuller contest
vas closed Wednesday.
w. l.. Morehouse was down to
Winfield. Kansas this week.
A. J. lIoisingtou, of Garden City,
has been in town day or two this
week.
II. A. Bunip returned Wednesday
morning after two weeks visit in
Kansas.
The 2s.h day Of February is the
most appropriate day for lcap,ear
enteriainsa-nIs.
Mrs. 5. d. Rail has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Holmberg, at Las
Auimas this week.
The boys subject to the spriug fc-
yer, ~rre effected all of lsst week
aud the most OF this.
The boys who went east to spead
the winter are dropping in daily, 10
scrready 70. spring work.
The boom has struck US, now let
everybody work for Lamar and see
how fact the town eau grow.
Two cars os household goods be-
longing TO new ooucrs from iowa
were aploadcd here last SUNDAY.
The Holmes & Parmenter advcr-
tisemcnt has been ordered out OF this
paper, respectfully yours harmony.
Wat. Brown aud Charlie Hill lef,
Wednesday morning on an eight
day overland tip TO tho San Luis
Valley.
Charlie M-cblcr Editor of the
Springfield Herald, one of the best
papers IN the county, was in town
Wednesday.
Carpenters haYo been at work
making Improvements At the depot,
" hat is needed there more than any
thing else is ladies' waiting room.
The Ladies Society of the Chris
,ian Church Will meet at Mrs. Han
ems residence next "Wednesday after
noon AT a:so p. IN.
Miss Gala Cooper,
Secretary.
The "Good Samaritans" very much
Bent County register., 1888-02-04
Lots Of Money.

Your money is ready, spot cash
loans on final proofs and decided
lands GoopALK q COOPER. If.
Bent County register., 1888-02-04
Miss Gala Cooper,
Secretary.

The "Good Samaritans" very mach
regret that lbey we're compelled to
postpone their dance, several cases
OF sickness demanded their attention
day aud night, was the cause Of the
postponemens.
C. G. Ament returned Tuesday
evening from two months visit at
different cities in Illinois and eastern
Kansas. lie says wherever he went
people were anxious to learu some
thing about Eastern Colorado.
Capt. Munger went down to Gar
den City Wednesday evening, he
will return in week Of ten days, he
is Just the kind of a man to boom a
town and we want him to stay here
as much as his business will! admit.
Judging by appearances there
must be considerable expense attach
ed 10 high toned contest case. II
we ever have one, We want Just 8
common plug every day affair, and
that in summer time when our wit
nesses can camp out.
The last half of January IN East
orn Colorado was as delightful WIN
ter weather as was ever enjoyed In
any country. To sum the winters
up in this country they are about as
fine as one could ask unless they
want to wear summer clothes the
year around.
The Curtains and China Set VIII
be disposed of at kornman Han al
half past two O'Clock February l4th
all persons holdin tickets are request
ed to be present.
BY order of Committee.
Mrs. d. E. Cooper, Treas.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wright, Sec.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
Notice Of ApPlioatisn fer n Patent
tor the Golden E;ate Min.
ing Cla1sn.
UNITED SrATxs LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATEl LAND OFFICE,
Prescott, Arizona, July ~, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that tbti Colder,
Gate Mining and Milling Company, by its
post Office address is Bingman. Mohave
county, Arizona, has this day filed his
application for patspt for fifteen hundred
linear feet of the Golden Gate mine OF
vein. bearing gold, Sith surfa,e ground sfy
hundred feet in with, situated in the Lost
Basin Mining District, county of Mohavt,
and Territory of Arizona, and designated
by the field notes and ofacial plat ON ftle Ia
this Office as Lot No. 81. in Township -,
ridian. Said Lot No. 81 being described az
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the initial monument mell.
toned in location notice, where IL set s otIt
..xi inches, 4 feet long. ~ feet In the
ground, surrounded With mound Of stones,
marked I. M. G.. G. M. c., from whiGh granite
yeak in plaza marked /. n q. CT. NJ. o. b. u.
bears N. 70 degrees 40 minutes w. 5I8 feet.
Thence N. II degrees minutes +. I60 feet 10
long, IN feet In the sHround, surrounded
with mound of stones, post marked @. q.
NJ. Co. No. 1. Large boulder, 212x7. fest,
marked q. g. NJ. G. B. p. No. /, bsars N. 10
degrees 25 minute, w. 5s6 feet. Thence N,
~ degrees 30 minutes WI. 400 feet 70 ioea.
tion monument and post AKA inches, feet
long, ~ feet in the ground. surrounded
with mound of stones, post marked @. q.
No. 9. Pyramid shaped rock. Q feet ut
base and 9 feet high. marked 9. 9. No. 2 ..
p, bears N. ~ degrees Is minutes w. ass
feet. u. s. min. mon. No. l bears s. AZ do
Qrees minutes w. 706 feet, Thsnoa 8. II
degrees minutes w. 6ta feet to trail, 1850
feet to LOCATION monument and post 4E4
ins :, 1 feet long, IN feet in the ground, SUR.
,, rounded with mound Of stones, post marked
q. q. No. 3. Large rock on South side OF
main wash marked @, q. d. j. No. 3, bears
i. 70 degrees 40 minutes w. 1915 feat
Highest peak East of Salt Springs bears N.
| G5 degrees 45 minutes W. Thence 8. 70 te.
N. E. and 8. w. GOO feet 10 location monu,
ment and post AKA ins., 4 feet long, IN ftet
in ths GROUND, surrounded With mound OF
stones, post marked g. g. No. 4. Rock In
place marked @. q. u. p. No. 4. bears g. SO
degrees 10 minutes 421 fest. Extreme
point OF black table mountain on West side
Of Wallapai Wash, bears s. 53 degrees 10
minutes W. Thence n. I, degrees 8 min.
utes Il. 800 feet to trail, 1900 feet to loGa-
ton monument and post 4xS fas,. 4 t,'st
long, ~ feet in the grsand, surrounded
No, 8. Granite boulder marked 10. q. b. +.
No. 8, bears 8. 81 degrees rs minutes L, a93
feet. Thence N. 70 degrees h6 minutes W,
400 feet TO past marked q. a, Mo, !, and
place of beginning.
Containing 90.66 aerta.
Magnetic variation u degrees 20 min.
utesE
ANY and all persons claiming Adversely
anv portion of said Golden Gate Mins
or surface ground are required to dle tflsil
adverse claims with the Register OF ths
United States Land Office at PrescOtt
in the Territory of Arizona. during th'
sixty days period of publication, hereof, ol
they will be barred by virtue of the provis
ions Of the statute.
Il. BURGESS,
n Register.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29
Terrttsrial Hepablfcan Central
COmluittcc.

The following compose the new terri
torial republican committee; Chairman,
VIM. Chrsty; secretary, N. A. Morford
treasurer, d. II. Recarte. The members
are:
Maricopa-Prd. Farmer, N. A. Morford
and Jerry Miilay.
Mohaye--Gus. w. Beechcr, Eb. VIII
liams and Wm. q. Blrkely.
Cochise--H. Gerwein, w. ii. Stillwell,
A. L. Grow.
Apache--R. 4. Morrison, J. Scott, +.
M. Zuck.
yayapai--N. 0. Murphy, w. @. Bash
ford, Orick jackson.
Graham---M. w. Stewart, NJ. J. Eagan,
Il. A. Cutter.
Ciila-C. A. Fisk, J. II. Hammill, w.
M. Griffith.
Pinal-R. r. Sloan, G. Holborn, Chrs.
Loss.
Pima--J. J. Chatham, J. A. Black, l..
Wolfey.
Yuma--J. w. Dorrington, J. ii. Tag
gart, Chas. Baker.
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-29

Now is the time to think what Magazine
you will take during the coming year and
we would suggest, that before deciding,
you send for copy OF Demorest's Month
ly Magazine, for the October number,
which has just arrived, suggests to us that
this is the queen Of the family magazines.
We do not see how such magazine can
be published for only 81 per year. The
beautiful water color in this number,
(aftarnoon tea is worth more than the
price OF single number, and the articles
and illustrations are eaquaI to those in
the $4 magazines. The first article, "On
an Ocean Steamer" is beautifully illus
traied, and not only gives Us an idea Of
the inferior Of one Of these floating palaces
but tells us some interesting facts about
life aboard one, how much food is con-
sumed, etc, Alter q very long list Of in,
teresting literary matter comes tho Fash
ion Department, and one Of the great
features Of this is that In each number is
printed an order emitting the holder to
the selection ofany pattern manufactured
Here is a present of at least Is cents, and
the magazine is sold for only 20 cents per
copy. Published by w. Jennings Demo
rast, % i. l4th st., N. Y,