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The Florida agriculturist., 1889-12-11

specimen for each additional compe-
tition. There is opportunity if desired
for five or more entries in the collections
and single variety premiums.
~. Ii but one entry is offered for a
single variety premium it will be en-
titled to it if it scores rs points for an
early orange, 85 points for a mid season
and 80 points for late variety.
(3). Fruit will be Judged by the amend
ed scale adopted and used by the society
last winter, and the judges will begin their
labors Tuesday at a. M, working till II
m. each day during the meeting.
az. More than one variety may be
entered for entries 48 to SO inclusive.
~. Exhibitors are requested to notify
Mr.. E. S. Hubbard of the amounts of
their exhibits at earliestconvenience that
arrangements may be made for space.
REV. LYMAN PHELPS.
A. III. MANvILLE,
G. L. TABER,
Committee
Sanford Nov 90 1880
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-12-11
The new DIAMOND GRAPE.
BRIGHT N, N Y Nov. 18th, 1889
Messrs Haynes, Young & Bailey.
Orlando. Fla.

GENTLEMEN The perseverance, which
YOU have manifested in introducing the
White Niagara Grape in Florida is
ofoof to us that in giving you the State
Agency for the New Diamond White
Grape also, we have entrusted our bust
ness for the State Of Florida in safe
hands. We are fully convinced from
your continual success that you alone
can bring the Diamond to as high a
stand point in F orida as you have the
Niagara. We wish you success for the
Diamond. Yours, respectfully,
THE DIAMOND WHITE GRAPE Co.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-12-11

51-Best other Navel.
52-Best Blood Navel.
LEMONS
53-Belair.
54-Imperial Beauty.
55-Genoa.
56-Lamb.
57-Nessina.
5S-Sicily.
59-Villa Franco.
60-Any other variety.
61-Any variety.
62-Tahiti Lime
63-Persian Lime
64-Giant Seeding Lime.
65-Any Variety Lime.
66-Red Fruited Shaddock.
67-Yellow Fruited Shaddock.
68-Grape Fruit.
69-Citron.
70-Kumquat.
COMMITTEE FOR ARRANG EMENT OF EX-
HIBrTs ARE:
E. S. Hubbard, w. S. Hart John An
derson, who will be on the grounds Sat-
urday, Feb. LIST, to receive and arrange
exhibits
Superintendent of Exhibits-Rev. Ly-
man Phelps.
COMPETITIONS OPEN TO ALL CoMERs.
All exhibits on entry will become the
property of the Horticultural Society,
subject to it's rules and regulations, and
at the end of meetings will be given and
turned over to the Exposition.
All exhibits must be in Tuesday at
- IN.
Business meetings will begin at the
Opera House on Wednesday at p. m.
and continue daily till adjourned. The
Society by request Of the Exposition
will pass on the prize essay on oranges
and grapes The successful essay will be
read at the Society's meetings and fol-
lowed by discussions.
Exhibits will be given free transpor-
tation by the railroads and free delivery
to the Exposition.
A rate of one 1) cent per mile to mem
bers of the Horticultural Society is offer
ed by the j., T. & K. W., the Fla. Central
and Peninsular, and South Fla. R.R.
Members are given free admission to
the Exposition. There will be street
railroad from the hotels to the grounds.
The Ocala House will give rate of
$3.50 per day to members and their
families, and other hotels still lower.
The Exposition management will fur
nish free trains to take the society to any
part of the county they may desire,
Silver Springs, Homosassa, &c.
The Nomenclature committee will meet
in convention with the committee of
judges.
1t is the opinion of the executive COM
mittee that full exhibits by members of
the society will greatly advance the hor-
ticuItural interests of the State
REGULATIONS.
(D. Not less than (5) five specimens
of a variety must be shown to entitle it
to competition and one additional
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-12-11
Florida Horticultural Society.
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SPECIAL MEETI> >G-PREMIUNfs, ETC.


SPECIAL MEETI> G-PREMIUNds, ETC.
On Friday, November 29th, the execu-
tive committee of the Horticultural So
ciety met at Sanford to make arrange
ments for the future meetings of the So
ciety and to take such steps as would
further the interests of the association
and widen it's field of usefulness
The following members were present:
Lyman Phelps, chairman; Dudley W.
Adams, A. H. Manville, E. S. Hubbard
and E. 0 Painter, secretary.
Mr.. J. O. Clarke, secretary of the Inter-
National and Semi-Tropical Exposition
of Ocala. came before the committee and
offered in behalf of the exposition to give
between 5000 and 500 in premiums to
the society if it would make a display of
fruits at the exposition; and further Of
fered to bear all the expenses of the differ
ent committees that might be appointed
to arrange the exhibits and Judge the
points of the fruit displayed.
The liberality of the offer was SO ap-
parent that it was Immediately accepted,
and special meeting was called, to be
held at Ocala, and a committee appoint
ed to make up the premium list, and
prepare rules and regulation governing
the award of premiums. The report of
this committee is as follows:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
The Florida horticultural Society will
hold a special meeting at Ocala under
the auspices of the Semi-Tropical Expo
sition, beginning Monday, February Sd,
and continuing until Saturday the 8th,
inclusive. Cash premiums amounting TO
1925 are offered as follows and will be
paid when awarded:
Best collection not less than 90 va
rieties of oranges, 800
Best ditto, 1 5 varieties, Is
Best ditto, 10 varieties, so
Best ditto, varieties, 25
Best collection not less than va
rieties Of lemons, 25
Premiums of $5 each are offered for the
best plates OF the following varieties OF
oranges and other citrus fruits:
ORANGES.
1-Acapulco.
2-Bahia Navel.
3-Beach's No. 1.
4-Beach's No. 5.
5-Botelha.
6-Centennial.
7-Circassian.
8-Cunningham.
9-Double Imperial.
10-Dummitt
11-Dulcissima.
12-DuRoi (Ribbed).
13-Dn Roi (Blood).
14-Early Oblong.
15-Homosassa.
16-Jaffa.
17-Jaffa Blood.
1S-King.
19-Magnum Bonum.
20-Maiorca.
21-Malto Blood.
22-Malto Oval.
23-Melitensis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14

The Minnesota state university has a novel
case OF discipline under consideration. That
institution coeducates. The ozone of that de-
lightful upper country produces distinctly
new type of girlhOod Their life outdoors and
in comes nearer to what the average boy enjoys
than girls anywhere else are permitted They
skate, toboggan, ihunt. box, fence. and study
until they are Dianas in figure and Psyches in
spirit. The university girls have kept up with
the boys in forming a Greek letter secret So
ciety and wear badges just as cOnspicuously as
they please. They have also exercised their
prerogatiyes to haze the girls who do not be-
Ong to the society chapter. The other day when
shrieks and groans were Iheard within one of
the society rooms the door was burst in and the
afrighted college authorities saw there dozen
muscular young ladies standing around a big
blanket while up near the ceiling was a con-
fused mass of blonde tresses. underskirts, No.
boots. embroidery. pleats and jewelry. This
object fell moment later upon the blanket
which the startled young ladies had promptly
dropped to the floor. 1t proved TO be girl
student VINO was being initiated. Her ears had
not been clipped or her neck broken, as
sometimes happens at West Point and Cornell
during the performance of these sacred rites
but her bones were pretty badly shaken up and
the institution is shaken from center to cir
conference over the question whether the
initiItors shall be expelled and female secret
societies bdnished beyond the pale of higher
education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14

The bar association of the District expresses
itself vigorously and fearlessly in opposition to
the policy OF appointing outside politicians as a
reward for political services, to fill vacancies
on the District bench. The extraordinary scope
Of the jurisdiction of the District Supreme
Court, its peculiar practice, and the fearful and
wonderful District laws which it administers
not only demand the highest legal attainments
for District judge, but give special value to
practice before the court itself as the most
effective preliminary training for one who is.
during the remainder Of his life, to exercise
this extensive jurisdiction. direct this peculiar
practice, and construe these peculiar laws
The STAR endorses heartily the position taken
by the lawyers of the community. The evil of
earpet-bag political appointments to high judi
cial Office Of life tenure will be felt not merely
BY the lawyers but by all the people of the Dis
trict, and the protest of the bar in this matter
u the protest of the whole community
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14

The new japanese constitution is quite occi-
dental in its character and scope. 1t provides
for parliament of 800 members to which citi-
Gems are eligible who are at least twenty-five
years old. and have property enough to paw a
yearly tax Of S25. The voter must be twenty
years old and pay IS of tax yearly. A house
Of peers is also to be erected which will be the
advisory council of the Mikado himself He
will appoint a portion Of its members, others
will inherit membership. and portion will be
elective. The latter will be in minority.
The old regime will retain great deal of con-
troll for itself while making concessions to
popular self-government that are marvellous to
think of in view Of the brief period of time that
has elapsed since Japan ceased to be an insular
despotism shut to the commerce and comfy
OF other nations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14

Ohio is convulsed with establishment that one
Of her sons, Gen. Bushnell, will not take the
nomination for the high, Office of gov
ernor OF the state. His support is
unanimous in the republican party, but
that makes no difference TO the doubly fortu-
nate man. He Is very glad he can have the
honor, and be is also very happy in his wise de-
cision TO stay where he is. As the young lady
remarked when she refused her thrice nth
sutton. there's no keener pleasure in life than
TO know you can have good thing if you want
it and then-not want il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14

HE INAUGURAL CEREMONIES
WILL SOON TAKE PLACE. AMONG THE MOST
IMPORTANT OF THESE WILL BE
THE INAUGURAL BALL.
AT WHICH BUT ONE STYLE OF DRESS FOR GEN.
TLEMEN WILL BE ALLOWED.
FUIL-DREss SUITS
ARE OBLIGATORY UPON ALL GENTLEMEN
WHO ATTEND THAT
1T IS NOT NECESSARY TO HAVE SUCH SUIT
MADE TO ORDER. FOR ANY GENTLE
MAN CAN BE WELL DRESSED FOR
THE OCCASION IN ONE OF OUR
HANDSOME wHIP-CoRD SUITS.
THESE ARE MADE OF ENGLISH woRsTED
LINED THROUGHOUT WITH FINE SILK, AND
ARE CUT IN THE VERY LATEST STYLES
THE wHIp-CoRD Is THE NEWEST STYLE OF
GOODS. PARTICULARLY FOR YOUNG MEN
WE ALSO CARRY IN STOCK ENGLISH BROAD.
CLOTH SUITS. sATIN-LINEp AND VERY HAND.
SOME.
MONEY, TINE AND TROUBLE WILL BE SAVED
BY BUYING THESE GOODS RRADY.MADE.
Z b BARNUM 4 co.
Se7 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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Senator Sherman's proposition to give the
existing street railway lines of the city the priv
ilege of substituting underground electric wires
or cables OF storage batteries for horses as a
motive power is a good one. The necessity Of
an improvement in the motive power of the
eitys street railway system is one Of the most
striking in the list of our railways needs But
if the charters of the existing lines are to be
changed in this particular by giving them
powers and privileges which will en-
able them to compete in modern
equipment with any new lines which
may be established, ought not the opportunity
be taken to attach to the grant of these
privileges such requirements in respect to
the kind of rails TO be used. the paving
between the tracks. taxation, and other
matters, as modern opinion causes to be in
serted in the grant of franchises to new lines?
A difficulty has arisen in acting with impartial
justice toward old and new railways from the
claim that the requirements which may be i'm
posed upon the latter cannot without the pos
sibility of question be imposed withoutcOmpen-
sation upon the former. All should be treated
alike. When ian old line asks privilege the grant
OF il may be coupled with requirement. And
II through thoughtlessness too broad powers
have been granted to new lines similar OPP
portunities of correction may be utilized.
II the existing lines wish to use electricity
they ought TO be allowed to do so, pro-
vided they use the grooved rails, and sub
NIT to the other requirements imposed upon
new lines. II the lexington electric road
wishes TO run conduit extension to Penn
sylvania avenue, Congress may, if it wishes. in
granting the privilege. require the conduit to
extend to the city's boundary. thus burying the
overhead electric railway wires within the city's
limits. If Congress thinks it wise to give to
the Tenleytown railway the privilege of run
ming its tracks along instead of outside of the
Tenleytown road. it may couple with the grant
prohibition against using the overhead wire
system within the limits of Georgetown. Each
favor to the corporation may, if that is de-
sired. be eounterbalanced by benefit TO the
public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14

A GRAND OPPORTUNITY.
800 Black and Colored Newmarkets were sl4. 9s
s13.es. s12.9s, sll.9s. s1o.es ss.9s: all will be
offered to close for
FIVE DOLLAR BILL.
How is this for come downs s. for q s14es or
s13.es Newmarket. These in perfect condition
and well made: only for this stupendeous re-
duction. too many yet on hand.
FURs, FURs. FURs.
Co Fur Sets that were sold from s6ss to $40. Now
you can get your choice
FOR s2ss.
These are lovely and nobby as you please Think
for a moment, an imitation Bear Set consisting of
Muff and Boa
You can hardly tell them from the genuine sets that
sell for S45.
20 per cent reduction on all other Furs You will
THE LARGEST AND BEST FIVE DOLLAR
BLANKET TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
Chidren's Leggins. worsted Fascinators. Wool
Scarfs. Wool Mitts, Warm Gloves and wristets all
reduced rates
CARD ENGRAVING.
We eng-ave your name on "a COPPER PLATE and
so CARDS FOR SIC Work as good as the best
Estimates given for Ball and Wedding Invitations.
LANsBURGH BRO.
f12 40. 422, 424. 400 9Th St
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The legislators at Albany are struggling with
something worse than bribery in their discus
sion over the capitol ceiling. There was papier
maehe work in the ornaInentation of the as
sembly chamber, and the members have noun
famous difficulty in getting over those two
words They have finally agreed to call it IN
hssitatingly paper mash"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14

The eolored citizens had their customary
annual wrangle last night over the marshall
ship of the emancipation parade. 1t is hoped
that the selection of a minister as marshal
may be accepted as an omen of harmony and
goodwill Let US have peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14
En- Fano DE-. W,su,xarox

soi1if Rs,' BE- nd issS Ri s :.
the latter Is deonstrsis3 sy TIC fss shss the
utes whilst tina, OF the former has ben ~,
the nye YEAR, last past its constant explosions ol
Clothing World from center 20 circumfsrsnce hT IL
mishty pulsstiOns. has made FL FARO Dfi, WISH.
fiSE cIofHINS AZ s SSS sDSs e Ss
prices. We know that you wll be agrceAbly shocked
at the following SgpSS'sn sRcx s,urs
Victory Cashmere. strSrf. durable. neat. a. 20
suit. laroe assortment Of sirhtly plsIds. $50 !.
suit Beaconsie Blue hes yer we,sht Id 81 sut
Scotch MIXTURES nobby snd nice, siO. IS . suit
"''"H ''O'Sa f = csUJiT I sT 81 SUM
Heavy Cashmere stripe, just the thing Tor business
scotch Pisid. suitable for the young fOIls. sa75
STRIPED cheviots and silk Mixtures. rOod enough for
Notified Scotch, something entirely new Ell. 20 .
suit.
Bulocks standard Diasronals.olue and hlark II -
and sl4 s5 suit, =. =
Wales, strictly Sllwol silk facings Al IS for Coat
and Vest Fine Black Morsteds. suitable for Old OF
Young 1850 for Coat aud Vest French Elastiqae.
full silk trimmings workmanship unsNcelled perfect.
hitting in short as handsome garments any gentle-
man need care 20 wear whatever the OCCASION. sl77s
PRIScE ALBERT sUITs-sl5.sO. sl74O. sis,7s.
go 90, 81. p, $50 %.
Al Fg 80 B . So s. e. IS s25o.sa7ssale
These are a Few Of the bargains obtainable .; IL
hAho OIL MASHlNGlON the Lighthouse u Wash
lnstonl. popularity known
VICTOR d. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE IN
927 and 92s 9TH ST. NV. corner Massachusett. nv.
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until linn hl2
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John ID. Rockefeller. the multi-millionaire
offers to give good slice of his money to the
endowment Of Baptist university in Chicago.
The aim is TO buy up the old Chicago univer-
sity property, the site of which was the gift OF
Stephen A. Douglass and is now his burial
place, and establish the great university of the
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14
OTHER New LACE FIouSc1ses.

Thirty-nine new styles in 42inch Black Silk Chan
y the patterns with the band borders being the very
latest. Prices, 81, s1.50 81, SO 25 $3.50 s2.75 SO.
s3.6s, 1915, 81, S5, $3.50 and IS yard.
42-INCH SPANISH GUIPURE LACE in eleven new
designs. Heavy silk-al silk-or would the material
drape gracefully and yet not show creases Prices
81, 81 80, 81, s2.6s, SO. SO. IS yard.
42-INCH HAND-RUN SPANISH LACE.-Such
close and beautiful patterns have never before been
shown at s49s, 50. so and s6.6s yard.
42-INCH WHITE AND CREAM LACE-In all,
nearly so designs. Chantilly, Spanish Gupure, Fe-
dora and Plat Val Flouncings. The Empire" and
other new effects. Price 80, 6S, Zoe, 81, Sl.25,
$3.50, SO, 26s. SO. 1926. s3.6s, -. $3.50. So
and 1886 yard.
TEA variety that you viii appreciate, and qualities
for the prices that will surprise you if you usually
patronize the credit stores
THE PAI.AIS ROYAL.
(COntinuel below.
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Tnr65-n' 'Drnrcro1nrr F1ousc1sos
Over thirty styles of these Black Silk Chantlly
Flouncings phteh Is rorety than In any Other
stores IN to,on Prices So SO. SO, 1915, 1915 $780,
So yard
sT- Compare the SO patterns with those offered
around town at $3.50
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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CONTINUED below,
In OuR LACE DEPARTMENT.
THIRTEEN SENSATIONAL LINES,

THIRTEEN SENSATIONAL LINES,
Until Saturday. February TO- atePM
&1.l Night Gowns. all styles for esc.
S9c. Night downs, all styles, for zoe.
79c. Night Gowns, all styles. for Csc.
Csc. Chemises uace trimmed), for soc.
Csc. Drawers. in all styles, for Soc
zoe. Corset Covers, all styles, for CSC.
s1.25 skirts tlace embroidered. for CSC.
10 per cent. of the marked down prices Of C1oar.
for ladies, misses and children
81 Hand-psinted Window Shades, 80 inches v,de
patent spring roller. for Soc
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER Prop.
IA Corner 18th andPs. ave.
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SPECIAL BAReArss Ii Plush Wn.ps
We have few Garments in plush nm h.,a ,,.
sn sss and tssssues AT COST All desirable goods
Nuts and Boss at reduced prices few n u III
sacQues lsft st genuine reductions 40" A1o1e oeai
wuLETr RUoFF,
Halter. and Furriers
S05 Penn ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-14

WINTER WRAPS AND JACKETS. ALL AT THEIR
FINAL CLOSING PRICES.
We quote below few prices rs follows:
3 Handsome Black Plush Wraps trimmed with all
silk Gimp; sizes 80, IS, 40. Price reduced from IS
to $40.
Fancy Bronze Plush Wrap, handsomely trimmed I;
an exquisite evening Wrap. Price reduced from
s47. so to s37. 80.
Dark Garnet Plush Newmarket trimmed with
Black Marten Fur. Price reduced from s05 20 $50
3Camers Hair Wraps CNodjeska shape). elegantly
trimmed: sizes 80. IS. 40. Price reduced from
s4750to $3.50.
All prices on Winter Stock in the same proportion
CHnDREN's SUITS AT ACTUAL COST.
CHILDREN's WINTER COATS BELOW COST.
ALASKA SEAL SKIN sAcoUEs AT ACTUAL.
COST.
We receive daily by express Spring wraps and
Jackets. and now showing good line.
An elegant assortment OF ladies' FURNISHINGS com
rrisins GLOVES, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, COR
SETS. HANDKERCHIEFS, YELLING, RUCHING,
UMBRELLAS, &C., &c.
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PH1LApr1pHA STORE

NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
SATTEENS AND GINGHAMs.
Striped and Checked An-wool Nov
elites.
Extra Values In Black eros Grain
Silks. at T5c., 81, s1.25, $50.
Embroideries and LAces. in Great
variety.
special Values in Black Lace Flounc-
ings.
HOSIERY
Ladies' Full Reeular-made Balhris-
and Pin Stripe Hose, ct 1216c.
Children's Real Derby Ribbed Hose.
guaranteed Fast Black. Sizes, g to q.
Fully worth 25c. Our price. 121<c.
The greatest hosiery bargain ever
offered. "a
Headquarters for Low Prices on Oar
psts. Mattinea, and on Clotha.
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The 4S.Ix. "EMprnE" F1ousc1ses.

Fourteen styles of these Chantilly Flouncngs with
the new Grecian borders These entirely effects
will be admired. Prices 81, 1915, SO, 1915, $3.50,
s..
cs- Not only the largest variety. but prices, we
can prove, from fifteen TO twenty-five cents below
credit store prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(Coutinued below.)
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OPEsISa o. New SPRING GooDs.
W NJ SINISTER Az SONS

OfENlNG vi NEW SPRlNG oOODs.
w. NJ SINISTER SONS.
NEW SCOTCH BoRDERED GINGHAMs, IN
HANDSOME STYLES.
NEW sATTEEN ROBES CONFINED TO Us FOR
THIS CITY.
NEW AND CHOICE PATTERNS OF CHINA
SILKS.
NEW STRIPED WASH sURAHs FOR BLoUsEs.
WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs.
NEW GRENADINES AND Hermann.
NEW DRESS GOODS, IN PLAIps AND STRIPES,
sIDE-BANDs AND CHECKS.
4o-INcH:ALL-wooLH HENRIETTA, NEW SPRING
CoLoRS AT SOC.
NEW FRENCH PRINTED FLANNELs Sc.
NEW FRENCH CHALLIs, CHOICE DESIGNS.
NEW TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
SHEETING AND HOUsEKEEPER's GOODS
BOUGHT TO GREAT ADVANTAGE AND OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
". NJ SINISTER SONS
I'll el9 PENN. AvE.Nw.
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ABOUT GRocERrEs BIZ
ELPHoNzo YoUNG's COMPANY.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1881
OUR STOCK TAKING HAS DEVELOPED TWO
IMPORTANT FACTS TO WHICH WE WISH TO
CALL THE ATTENTION OF OUR CUSTOMERS.
FIRsT-oUR GENERAL STOCK Is MUCH
LARGER THAN II is OUR PURPOSE TO CARRY
REGULARLY.
sEcoND-oUR STOCK is EXCESSIVE IN cER-
TAIN LINES OF GOODS
NOW. THE FEATURE OF THESE cIRcUM-
STANCES THAT WILL INTEREST ALL coNsUN-
ERs is THAT WE ARE DETERMINED TO AID
JUST THESE MATTERS AT ONCE BY CUTTING
PRICES ON THE LINES OF GOODS ABOVE RE-
FERRED TO-
LIST WILL BE FOUND PUBLISHED AT QUIZ
STORE, AND CONSUMERS WILL FIND IT GREAT.
LIZ TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL AND Ex
ANIME IT. AS ALSO 10 INSPECT TIE GOODS
ELPHoNzo YouNes COMPANY.
d2s-sm >2s Ninth street n w.. bet d sndR
Grr Tn BEsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LuTz BRo-
4s7 Penn svs- ADJOINING xstioual Hotsa
Hsrs Blanhsss md Lap Robes IN great vuzsssy q
vsry Low przoAI e.
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CURRY COMBS CTS. WASH BASINS 4, s, 8
~ ctS Eclipse Flour Sitter 8 cts tooth PICKS 4 cts
box, at TIOTIiS O'
J@Z9-lm 1920 l4th ST. II. W.
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cARHART + LErDY.
0es Sth and 7o6 Kst nv.
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DoS'r WASTE A Coon
OPPORTUNITY
NOW Is YOUR TIME TO BUY AN OVER
COAT OR SUIT AT
AND WHILE YOU ARE HERE TAKEA
LOOK AT THE TROUSERS WE ARE
SELLING AT $3.50, $500. and %. Ev-
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