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strike nf Ca. EmpIoxe..

CHICAGO. April I7.-Forty employees OF
the Chicago Gaslight Company struck last
night against a reduction of wages. They
are endeavorlng to organize all gas-workers
in the city, and il is barely possible there
will be a general strike and the city left in
darkness. IL is learned later that the
syviks will fail
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BTaITs, Aprii 1.-THE executive CON-
mitsee OF the United Guilds requests mem
bers of the guilds 10 warn workmen who
propose 10 take part in the labor demon
straiion on May | that they viii incur risk
of losing their places II they do so.
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SEw YosK, April is.-Rev. DIR. Cuyier.
who retired from the pastorate OF Lafayette
Presbyterian church, BROOKLYN. tonight
after service vas presented with purse OF
$4,000. being 81 600 for each years service
He was greatly affected.
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isscAsTER, Pa. April i7.-Rsv. Y. c.
Mower. OF intercourse, prominent clergy
man OF the United Brethren church, has
committed forgery for q small amount
on local bank and disappeared. Warrants
are out for his arrest.
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Sioux Indians tn Discuss tho Land sever
atty Question.

PIERRE, n. d.. April i7.--Through the
efforts OF the Indian Rights Society another
big pow-wow has been called by big chiefs
OF. the Sioux Indian nations 10 reconsider
llnal action on taking lands in severaity as
provided by law. The meeting Is called
for next Sunday at a point two or three
miles up Bad river.
John Grass, Sitting Bnlt and other noted
chiefs, as well as other bands of hostiles,
will attend.
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The oslahanua Boomer.

GrragIs, l. r.. April lT.--captaln w. l.
Couch. the noted Oklahoma boomer, who
vas shot by ]. c. Adams about ten days
ago. il not expected 20 live, rs the indies.
tsons are that blood poisoning has set in
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sr. PE7sssBuRs. April f7.-Ths imperial
palace al oA-nsennaum. twenty miles west
os here. wss burned. Seven servants were
burned to death.
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INSURANCE AGAINST OLD AGE.

Attempt by the Canadian Government ia
Meet . Want.
OrrAwA. April 1.-THE government has
under consideration an important measure
with view TO offering the working classes
the advantages OF q gigantic scheme OF CO.
operative insurance. and an endeavor will
be made 10 get the bill through during the
present session.
The main idea Is 10 enable working
people to insure for themselves q compe-
tence in old sge.
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PHJLsnxiRHgs. April IA IL. Hub
bard, owner OF Hubbard Bros. Publishing
house, - financially embarrassed The
lGahlii ties amount TO $Isa.osl and assets
S.ann
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New Postomce.

WASHINGTON Ciry, April 7.-Among
postoffices established today was one at
Reese, Whatcom county, with J. B. Hard
man postmaster.
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A steauer sapk.

Iospos, April 1.-The steamer Eacijd
was snnk near Hartlepool in collision with
the steamer AItvre- The captain and three
OF the cYew OF the E1clid we're drowned.
The Altrre has arrived a. Shields.
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rn,.rna,ien.l Arb.srasioa.

wasHissroS c:rr. April 1.-The report
ot the committee on arbitration v&s finally
disposed Of ny the Pam American Confer
enee this afternoon. although il Is nos GER
tain the Argentine gsprblse Delegates VIII
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yirsss. April ill., Rioioas coal miners
nj ostrsn Aoravis have compelled . com
plete cessation OF work. Troops guard the
houses occupied by miners willing 70 work.
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wasHasgTos C.ry, April is.-secreiary
wsmdoan has approved the findings Of Tie
eorn mission in the case of Captain Heaisy,
Of the revenue steamer BsAg.
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GRAND ARMY GE-usIos.
plstinx ai.hsd Visitor. 81 the Denvsr Ia
eAmpsnent.

DENVER, Colo. Aprsl 1.-The eleventh
annual encsmpment of the department OF
the Colorado and idaho. O. A l. nast here
soday. Several hundred delegates are In
stsendamee. The day was taken ap fc&f-
ing reports and uussnishsd basiness-
Among those In attendance aFs General
Alxer and Ars. John A. Logan.
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SKw Yosx. April i7.-Ex- President
HAYES and daughter Fannie sailed this
Akte<rooa for bermuda
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Dr. z g. lohasaa has resnsrs1 inso bis nss
HfoEt sa9 GhsrEy sssxesA
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ncALLA sunRKNpEEs.
The Secretary Of the Navy Orders tbs
Court-Msrttsi-

New YoEg. April is.-Rssr- Admiral
Drsine. commanding The Brooklyn nsvy
yard, today received ofiseial notice from
the secretary Of the navy OF the court
martial ordered 70 Try Commander AcCaiiA
Tie promptly notified Mccaiia he vas under
arrest pending the result, and tbs COM
msnder surrendered hts sword and re-
turned 70 the Enterprise
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At Brooklyn-Br Brooklyn 2. Syracuse 8.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
LITTLE JIM'S FUNERAL.

Little Jim's death has caused good
deal Of talk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

An amusing mistake OF telegraph
operator. which might have been at
tended with unpleasant results. was
brought to my notice recently, says the
Brooklyn Citizen. The son of we'll
known gentleman living ON the Heights
had been seriously III. and the father
was. OF course. anxious about his con-
dition. When he left the house in the
morning he left instructions that should
the condition of Amos. his son. become
worse during the day telegraphic
dispatch should be sent 10 him. Amos
grew worse aud the following dispatch
was sent;
Amos quiteill. Come home at once"
The Brooklyn operator sent the dis
patch. which. when 1t reached New
York. read like this:
"A mosquito Ill. Come home ut
once"
The father received the message.
and. as he did not understand IL. did
not 20 home. At night the father made
inquiries at home about the meaning
OF the message. when he learned the
mistake Of the operator. He determin-
ed To lind ont who was responsible, and
made complaint TO the president OF
the telegraph company. The matter
was Investigated and volume of cor
respondence was the result. Ii was
found that the number of words In the
message delivered were counted the
same by both operators. The New
York operator said that he asked the
Brooklyn man three times whether the
first word was mosquito or not. aud
received an Affirmative reply three
times. The matter was settled 10y the
discharge Of the offending operator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02


The Empress Victoria Augusta had
In Turkey one experience not to b
matched in any other place In Europe.
To be received rs a guest. but by men
alone; to be entertained with perfect
devotion. but exactly as II her host was
a bachelor; To find not single woman
on the premises In any capacity. snd
then, after twenty-four hours of this
kind of life, to be taken through side
door into q walled-up section Of the
palace, and there, in the midst Of walt
ing women innumerable. and Of unsur-
passed magniticence. to DO introduced
10 Madame the First Wife, Madame
the Second. Madame the Third. Madame
the Fourth. etc. ETC.. must OF course
impart slight impression OF limited
hospitality to the flavor Of the enter
tainment previously offered Ia the halls
outside OF the real household. This y
what happened to the Empress Of Ger
many. The impression produced By
the passing glimpse OF the real home
of the Sultan was heightened by the
fact that in Turkey etiquette forbIds
speaking to man about his wife. The
subject Is very properly tabooed. The
man who has fallen into multiple On.
tanglements Of the heart does not care
to be addressed concerning them any
more than he wishes To be talked -
about any other weakness or failure II
his life.
The ladies of the harcm, says . cor
respondent Of the New York 7ribuns.
have had one revelation In this connoc-
ton. even more startling to them than
this opening of the harem door aud the
taste of its democratic life could have
been TO the Empress. The rumor that
their Imperial master had taken the
Empress on his arm, and had driven
through the streets sitting by her side
In his own carriage as no one OF them
could possibly do, was ia itself sufici-
emily amazing. But to read la all the
daily papers the account Of the visit OF
the Empress without her husband TO
the city. when the Turkish sailors
manned the yards Of the fleet Ina her
honor, and when salutes were fired for
her sole benefit, was most unexpected
disclosure Of the heights OF dignity TO
which a woman may attain in some
parts OF the world. Not one Of the
harcm is known even by name TO the
nation. much less honorcd by the ma
ton. as this stranger from Germany
has been honored.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

One OF her peculiarities Is her jealous
care about everything pertaining 10 her
late husband. His personal property
Is In the same condition In which he
left IL. His horses died In their stalls
without having been mounted after his
death. His slippers and dressing-gown
are every night placed In their accus'
toned position. while the Queen sits on
the opposite side of the fireplace aud
thinks Of the days gone by. and. II 10
said. believes that his spirit Is present
TO commune with her. Philadelphia
Inquirer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

when 40 home. when no homo TO himi
like to picture 90 myself his way
or greeting mo- and what his lips shall say,
And mine reply; and viii his eyes be dim.
with mist OF joy-tearsf WIN my coming be
As dear a boon 10 him as he has dfcamcdf
Will all the glad bewldermcnt that seemed
SO sweet In fancy mud It's verify.
When come homer Or will some fancIed
or speech or look. or mIcn the one trans.
Who used 70 wear for him namelcss charm,
Temperng his 10Y with shadows new aud
stranger
With shadows darlkling for little space.
And then. q. sweet beyond imagining.
The cadence. half sob half song. viii ring
With the old music. hallowing the place.
Ny glad heart has no rom ia ~ for Doubt.
The morning glOries clnmhcrnR az the door.
With leaves and blooms. and tcndrils lean
Ing Ger.
Fleckinsg the sunshine. cannot keep IL out.
love 10 fancy the fclcltles
That shall be mine upon that day OF Gays.
The old endcayoring names. and tricks OF
And smiles that haunted all my reveries.
IL rain or SUNSHINE be. or gloom or CLEAN.
The day or my return. sweet opulence
OF glndness flooding mood and circumstance
Shall smile across the mists with roecate beam.
when 20 home agaIni when 40 homc
My feet have straycd upon these journey
ings,
To the old haunts; always my fancies come
Back 70 the old abidlng-place TO rest,
Howe'er wander under alien skies;
And find forever there their paradise
Loves very self answering my hearts behcst.
kosaline Il. Jones.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

The greater part Of the women In
spectors In the New York custom-houss
were dismissed because there were -
many complaints OF ladies about their
ofliciousness. Men, say the ladies
who travel "make the best inspectors
They will do the work with more con-
sideration for the feelings Of the owner
than one woman Is likely TO have fos
another
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

A large gray eagle trcspassing upon
the feeding grounds Of flock OF crows
nj Fishkill, N. Y. was set upon by a
dozen or more OF the crows and driven
bleeding from the field after battle Of
half an hour.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

A superstitious quarry foreman -
Pottstown. Pa. spent whole night TO
Gently In revolving q wagon-whesl.
thinking that the operation would brine
back the thief that stole his powdsg.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

George Francis Train says he has
been long enough Ia Boston 10 learn
that the eleventh COMMANDMENT thai
city Is Thou shalt not get aught."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
THE cow CHARGED AGAIN.


Getting to his feet ms quickly q poe.
sible after alighting. Blocker dIschsSgs6
both barrels Of his gun Into the irats
brute. which only tended 10 increase hss
aggressiveness. She again charged upon
him and succeeded la tossing him In the
air three or four times. Not having
time TO reload, he dubbed his gun, end.
as the enrngcd brute made another dash
nj him. he struck her over the head. With
no other effect than to break the stock
of the gun of just back Of the lock.
Matters began To look desperate about
this time, but Blocker fortunately g.
cured shelter behind tree. and. not
withstanding the crippled condition oil
his gun. he succeeded In slipping Z cart
ridge In each barrel, and ct short range
sent both charges into the animals hesd
just back Of her ear. This stunned he's
SO that he was able 10 escape and rsturn
to his engine. severely bruised up, but
without any broken bones. He ID Of the
opinion that there Is not much oheica
between mad COW and . gixxly bear
when IL comes to rough-and- tumble
set TO. - Colorado Springs eorvespoAdsaes
or the Globe Democrat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
"Our Jim.
His legs wuz crooked
Htsf 10 Uxfast straight -

ut may not be in just that style. but
them's about our sentiments. con-
cluded Jim's friend.
And so. while Jim ia life was OF little
consequence, after death he has been
honorod. The same can not be said OF
the great ones of the earthly y.
Mail aud ELgrcSs
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Nec closing hours MUS o'clock ddify-ercept Sofu
ddy-uhen close at f-untd ScptemberL
Heat DErrras
En- !. H. E III En- Estt ":
+ ER. 4 Z Z 4 I ssss .

Of . hundred pieces Of Plaid White Ok0ANDiEs.
Money cannot ouy any more-because we took them
az ny doing that we named our Own - In,
How much do you think. They were 70 Gents all sea-
son The new deal cut the Price " haNiS,sc n9~
lOc. yard. these are Ireat DAYS for small cash
The PRINTED CHALLIEs that have been lSc are
The PniNTED INDIA DIMITIEs have all along
been 33c. Lowered nickle .ysrd-30c.-with some
OF the choicest patterns left to take .
We have bought in-because they were exceptionally
PONGLE S. Always Is ceut,-loc. yard under this
new deal.
70 pieces of such patterns CT PRINTED PUNJAUB
c Is We found ide was not 30 oao purchase
- LQNpoN SHIkTINGs are l2>sc yard-and 50
PLAID LOTUS CLoTHS-rare pictures at l5c. .
200 pieces Of TOILE DU NORD, AMOsKEAG and
CRITERION GISGHAMS 1t l.xc. yard. Think Of
the grades. then consider for how little ,,o,
and FIGURED SWISS MCSLINs Lucky were to
get them. They they can be- Ours are
large ami small DECENTRALIZATION 2oc. to SOC. =
NEW PRINTED ALL-L!NEN LAWNS at Csc
NOVELTIES In PLAIN aud FIGURED FRENCH
NEW NIW CREAM H Il D B CLOTHS a. 1asc
IA CHEESE CLOTH in the light, soft tints-l 2Hc.,
and whole parcel more .reieis" for hot weather.
Our house has been the Mecca for the thin goods
but that have had the best neand ladies have
not hestated TO tell MS So These additions will
interest You ex:eedinsy-Cannot help it-and il IL n
should be able to down the last des rabies
that were in the msrket--spd get them.
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH ST, AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Established 1910. 1t
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sssss ! : ssSSssHS SIS
sBB a WI = 'ssS
RED TICKET DAY TOMORROW
TOf LAh M u n w
9TH STREET.


RED TICKET DAY TOMORROW.
Whether it be warm again or pleasant az today you
E1s SGSs
son u Tie year. tomorrow win be instance Of it.
g af seRss: :Tf 5 sGlss ioa from ,s'
cSildrsn sse TO Sc Null capa Red Tckesed
WRAPS AND SUITS
s35O Ladies' Striped Cloth Jackets. Red Ticseted
Misses White Suits. sizes IL and a. were 81 and
| = Misses, Bingham suits. size IA. were - Red
Hosiery Hi6sfisa kS f UNDERWEAR.
pc. Ladies' Fancy Cotton Hose. Red Ticketed &c.,
65c to SOC. Misses Plated silk Hose, Navy Blue and
Seal Brown Red I,ek s 2oc pair IN, .,,,
Red Ticketsd loo. each
soc. M0hairs. 40 inches vide all our light shades,
| 35c yard; all our 24-inch plain Coiored Wool
Th5lli. ~ All soiors except Cream aud Black Red
Dress sRvths q Paid Ginehsm ms. 10 yards in EACH
Look for unusual bargains in Remnants OF Cotton
Dress Goods. He'd Tieketed ridicu.ously cheap.
9ss Satin r.. S9gysty Fans: eOlors Red. Cream. Pink
2,c Black and White japanese Folding Fans. Red
.sI. 90 Satin Painted Fans Red Ticketed Sac. each
s.f sre &
1S'ec College stripe Cotton Bets, snake buckle.
TSWEI ~ ~ '~0".
pc. Bead Necklaces. colored. Red Ticketed 15c.
Choice for l5c each Bonborfniere Boxes Shell Hair
OIidised Tablets. bracelets Pins SC, &C, ali Worth
from 4; !3e 70 9se chance for elegant bargains.
Remnants OF BLACK Nets. were 75c. to 81 so Red
Mh te and Coiored Cotton Braid Trimming, were
Rfr Z o rs. Red lehsed Ice yard
2'c dozen Halt -baIl White Pearl Buttons 15c .
- Fancy Ne.a, prol,a, poa r,Io.s,o
NIcKwEAR AND p1CE ' DEP nsH rdisfa iOc'
Poe to tOc. Point de Gene Laces. Red Ticketed
35c. TO 55c. Point de Gene Laces. Red TicSeted
Soc; 70 ii Point de Gene Iacea Red Ticketed SOC.
HaNDKERcH1EFs.
I5c. and 1sc. Fancy Handkerchiefs. Red Ticketed
soc. to BOG Fancy Handkerchief Red Ticketed
LA sEs h iHS SY EMBRo1DERIrs
siIIo 4o-ineh s~iss flouncing. Red Ticketed DC.
Remnants of 45-inch Flouncinrs, were a, so to 40
Fed Tceeted asc. u remnant
lot of Torchon Laces. worth &c. Red Ticketed &c.
ioiLET ARTICLES
POE Extracts. ~ ounce bottles. Red Ticketed DC.
2 23s nngii lis, Horn Dressing Combs sc. each.
:. 5UG Brlstie Hair Brush. Led 1icketed J3c each.
loo. Glove stretchers. Red Ticseted Sc. each.
iOe Setdl- Cases tassorted neediesI. Red Ticketed
Is i3c !, Bone Casing. all colors. &c. piece
All DNlAkhMENT,
pc. each.
g.; BabJ Carriage Covers handsomely embroidered.
/ 81 each
BE. six Applique flowers. Red Ticketed &c. each.
CPhOLS RY. ~ '
81 Dado Window Shades 4Ic each
go Lace curtains. Red 1icketed 81. 10 Jalr.
HUNKS. ~ H'
Sl5. ~
sll wellmade Leather Saratoga Red Ticketed
!, sl2 well-made Leather Saratoga. Red Ticketed
fARASOIS AND UMBRELLAS
eted : ! .gS each. ~
- Fancy sun Umbrellas Red Ticketed g.. so each
lot oi Gloria Umbrellas 20 and .S inch iainaeed
Cgc each. 80 ~' S~AANss~'
MEMS GOODS.
Que. Outing Shirts. Red Ticketed &c
zoe GauZe Shirts, size 40 ked iicketed &c each
a eIoU Laundered Piqus Dress ShIrts size i III.
Red 1Icketed 4yc. each |s
BA u MS
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
NIO SEVENTH STREET,
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JOHNSON, GARNER l. CO.,
636 Pa. ave. NV.
jy10
EBEAu1rruL F1sunrp LAWNS.

|. BrAu1rrvL FreunrD LAWNS.
20 ~ D. 8, 10. l.xc.
NEW STYLE FIGURED CHALLIES, 8. TO- 12lfc.
CREAM AIBAl ROSS, vide double width. all pure
wool, reduced to 45c.
COLORED otRAH SILKS. 30c
VERY FINEST QUALITY LONSDALE CAMBRIA
yard wide, l0c.
SILK MOHAIR BEILLIANIINEJ Electric Blue
Steel Gruy aud lam reduced to sc.
CHINA SILKS, 31K 4c, 45c.
INDIA LINENS, 4. 10, l21sc.
OUTING CLOTH, Immense assortment of new
styles, TO- 12Sc.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS o1NGHAMs, immense %.
sor.ment OF new styles, 10, l2h, l5c.
SILK MOEAIR BMLLIANTINES nearly yard and
aquarter wide. reduced ~ NC
VERY list QUALITY FRUIT OF The LOON
BLEAChED COTTON. yard vide. she.
HESk1E1TA CAsHMERE s.. k1E nearly yard and
. half wide. pure WOOL reduced to SOC
BkAUIlFUL SA1TkLNs, immense assortment of
new styles. I'm To- 2Oc.
INDIA SILKS new styles, BIN, 40, d. SOC
al .kTiNG COTTON. excellent quality, immense
double width. 25c.
GATHERS CASH STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 1THsr
CASH PURCHASE TO The AMOUNT OF as
ENTITIES The FURCHAsEk TO ONE OF OUR
VALUABLE PRESENTS. je24
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A Wnpow FrlL Or BAneArss.

Toilet articles Of every description. At . surprise
price is your fsvorite Soap Tooth Powder, Perfume
etc. 25c. quality Tooth Brushes for 2oc. AND WAR
RANTED; If the bristes fall out new brush given.
So with the Csc Nail Brushes for lie.
That Linen Note Paper marked q cents pound 10
reduced to 10 cents Think Of it-oyer one hundred
sheets of good Writing Paper for only 10 cents En-
velopes to match. cents You'll also vslises &C.
in that window. During this sale you may claim 10
per cent Of the prices you see marked on them
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fC,utirued hslow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

By all means increase the playground IA
cilities which the public parks supply to the chill
dren! The proposition of the sundry civil bill!
on this point is both wise AMI popular. Theo-
retically the parks are for public use and en-.
Joyment and the adornment of the city, and
not to be perverted to private business uses BY
railroads or any other corporations or by indi-
viduals. Washington will be glad to see Con-
gress act consistently Oh this sound theory.
Preserve and use the park as the pIay-grounda
OF the people. Drive out the locomotive and
make place for the children.
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WIZ Is Ir.

Why will you pay twenty dollars AMI more for an Oak
Suiie when you yet the same At Grasty's for
sl1.oJ, best German Bowel Mirror, lSx24. Why will
you ray 81 Tor solid Oak Cansseat Chairs, when Won
eau get the same AZ Grastys for SCR Why viii on
pay l1c; and 81 for Best Cxne-seat Int. Walnut
Why via you pay s4o for Ideal Folding Bed when
Grssty lis same, with Bowel Mirrors In front S,7 1uf
Why VII you pay 81. 90 for Stat Bed springs wneu
We oner them Sec: WhytwiIl You pay : ~ aud more
Why pay = for heal Cured Hair Bed when Grasty
has DANDY one" for 3 LOO? Why will you pay IL
70 elS Tor Oak Sideboard when we have them at
500, Why do you pay 500 and more for Wire
Cots:-Grasty's price Sl.9S. Think OF this and an
s"er 10 yourself Why Will you p5y s1O FIR n dinner
inner one, IL" pieces 81. IS. Pretty decorated Tea
Sell oO pieces sos Why do you pay more tor Fiue
Blown Initial Tnmosers tany letter. wnea Grasty mas
thsln toc. sci! 80.
WHY 4 u you read my advertisements and say,
Oh he ~ fraud, before you have been 20 see. ami
as care vi about my advertisements am with the
c1sn drawer that nothing which not be
tlerV, anu want every BODY TO know form of
aece ou Is resorted to- We doat sell article cheap
Tor one DAY aud when you come in IL Is all gone &C.
the whole 10. xoss a. oae pace W wsnt you to fes
wat no matter what statement ysu see with Grasty's
nEine TO IT. however ridiculous the price, IL true
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