Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

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t.tfs already hse0 etsea as tile Detlse-
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nestF are in0fe ssDtert ~ ssiag iim
suen than goofs humble ale. Tie nler-
chants a - jos are liberal class 90
people. and DO every tnng possible 81
promote the interests u tl-.r ety The
les moments ~ spare tame 1 lad a ~
devoted in nilnging With taem, aad
found my1elf entertained ia sot,f-
teous and hospitable manner Among
the leading aud most entefpr. sing bus.-
ness men l found none deserving of
specist mention OF success
than those l mention lR th.s article A
JOylai, hasi-lelloa Weli-met, Is turfan.
.iVs Druggist and siationer. found
him head over heels IN wofs, but b.
gave straHgeftme enough - expound
Oh the good qualities 81 ~. Joseph. The
gentleman place of business j. located
IN tile Martin block one Of the principal
structures in tie city. aad ia a store
room large and conlmOdious. Mr. cur
ran has stock Of goods he may welt
be proud of. IL il large, well-assorted
and mostly new, he believing Il best
policy To- buy little and often, and
always have on hand fresh goods
Drugs 81 every description are found /,
Ia fact. any thing usually kept in "A drug
emporium - IN stock. Ia stationery,
books, etc. Mr.. Curran's stock - unex-
ceiied IN II. Joseph, and Is Well worth
. careful inspection.
The largest business place in this
thriving little city is that famillarly
known as Martlus Palace OF Trade.
Tie space occupied are two large sale
rooms, each OF which - comfortably
niied with desirable goods. Old resi-
dents can Well remember when, IN lSJ2
tins concern first branched out IN busi-
ness They did 80 in an un-
assuming way, and as trade improved
the stock was increased, until ut the
present time 1t Is OF such proportions
that strangers To- IT. Joseph would look
doubtful If told of It's proportions.
Martins Palace of Trade Is YER
liable bonanza for bargain seekers.
The stock, which Is comprised of dry
goods, notions, clothing, furnishing
goods, etc, Is complete IN every
respect, and shows many special lead
ers and values that are desirable TO
any one. made careful inspection
of each department, and am willing To
confess that was surprised at the size
of the stock and It's completeness.
Martins Palace enjoys the business
of It. Joseph, and sport the only cash
elevator system have seen since beng
out. Some time in the future | trust |
Will be enabled to dwell more extern
siyely on Martins Palace of Trade.
Ladies and gentlemen of this city
are more than fortunate in being
enabled To have such large stock
of boots and shoes to select
from as that of j. 4. Conovan,
State-st. 1t Is difficult matter
to always keep n boot and shoe stock
well assorted, as the styles of foot-gear-
ing change so frequently that goods Of
last year are unreasonable and not de-
be feature of Mr.. COnOvan To pur-
chase only what his patrons most de-
sire, and consequently at all seasons his
stock of foot-gearing meets with a
ready sale. The boots and shoes
handled are all sold strictly on their
merits and the prices are as low rs the
goods can possibly be marked. 1t is To
the interest of all to- inspect this gem
tleman's stock OF goods.
SAM SAWYER.