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TIE. ESA E. AsHs; r 4 E.,

HANDKERCHIEFs are mentioned In the
Last ~ Souvenirs, but who would know
that we include at the reduced prices the
lately secured importers samples. For
instance. there are about twenty dozen
marssl l2t4 cents each which are good value
st - cents. S-Tenty-flvs different styles.
Those with inverted Vsndyks bsryiers and
thos- Of nnedrzwn work and eubroidery
would he extra value At - GENTS. AND YET
ALL axe OFFERED AT 10 CENTS
EACH Fifsy styles marked - cents con-
ts,n many y and J0-cent Handkerchief.
Choice Of these during the Opening" for -,
cents. Twenty-Five styles marked 70 cents
include nome hHni--mSroidere,i novelties
cheap at 10 cents. Only twenty styles
marked 80 cents but 81 would be reasonable
for some of theIn- Thoss iuaraed 15c. and
81 are really fr~nrh Handkerchiefs, worth
from 81 to 81 each
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IN M'KINLEY'S DISTRICT.

What the Clerk of the District Committee
Says.
Mr.. Percy Jeffords, the popular clerk of the
House District committee, arrived in the city
yesterday from Ohio, where he has been during
the election helping out in the fight for Nc
kinley. Mr.. Jeffords says Mr.. Mckinley is ex-
ceedingly popular in the district. but was I'M
able to overcome the strong democratic ma
iority
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Mr.. Cannon,s Sage Remarac.

''Ifs a mighty strange thing" remarked Rep
resentative Joe Cannon this morning. while
solloquizing over election matters, that every-
body knows Mckinley was defeated, but nobody
knows who defeated him. Singular ain & it'll
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1emoyee objectionable hair from tAs faos neck cd
arm: y nvs minutes without injury 20 tks post def
AddsSn NEW YORK TOILET CO..
a21-ha 20. Boz as, Waahinstou. Dc
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THE LITTLE ADDITIONS YOUR COSTUME REQUIRED FOR
THANKSGIVING DAY. NAY BE SECURED PRICES THAT
GENEROUS SOUVENIRS OF THIS OPENING" THE
sOUvENIR LIST DOESN'T HALF TELL STORY n
STANCE. NO MENTION Is MADE OF
FOLLOWING REDUCED
CENTS. THESE FINEST SILK WITH HERE
AND THERE PATCH OF VELVET; THEY KNOWN AS
"rEACTY-sPOT Wells" THE SILK Wells,
CoIORs, WITH PASTE AND CHENILLE DOTS. THAT
REGULARLY AT CENTS ARE OFFERED CENTS DURING
OPENING" BUT THESE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

The GENUINE
JOHANN KoFF's MALT EXTRACT.
UneQualed as Tonic Nutritive in Convalescence,
for Mothers while Nursing. impaired Digestion and
for the weak and debilitated.
Beware Of limitations. The genuine has the siyna-
ture of JOHANN HoFF" on the neck Of every bottle.
EIsNER l. MENDELsON CO., Sole Agents,
lk3 Barclay Street, New York.
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A FINE REMIrTED.-The President has re-
mitted the fine in case Of Daniel McKenna, con-
victed in the northern district of New York Of
passing counterfeit money and sentenced
March % last to eight months imprisonment
and to pay fine of S25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

no NOT DESPAIR OF CURING YOUR SICK
~ headache when yOu can easily obtain CAR
TER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS. They will effect a
natural.
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REvENUE APPoINTMENTs.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: Henry
VIM. Whitelaw. San Francisco, Cal. Isaac Aver.
Fresno, CAL, United States gaugers Benjamin
Selby, jr., Lawrenceburg. Nv. VIM. T. Hall,
Richmond, KY, United States storekeepers
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Range Of the Thermometer Tod.v

The following were the readings at the sienal
Office today: Sam, As; pm, &C; maximum,
&c. minimum 40
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Baltimore Markets..

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4a-Cotton nominal-mid-
ding, S7-i& Flour steady. Wheat-southern
fairly active and nrm; western easy; No. 3 winter
red, spot, 94kaSS; November, e4ks96; December,
95ss5A; January, 97sS7A: Nay, I.0Sai.0lI. Corn
southern trn; white ss.sss yellow, 1sssa; western
nrmer; mixed spot, 50; November, s.; wear, 6sX:
January, ssh; May, be{ssO. Oats arm and higher
ungraded southern and Pennsylvania, <sa5l; do. do
western white, 60a52; do. do. mixed, Ioas0 Graded
No. 3 white, siass Rye nrm and steady. Hay
2uietIpnme % :, cn e timothy, n.oo. Provisions
ders 81 long clear 81, clear ND sides On; sngsr-
picked shoulders, ~; e0gaz.cured smoked shoui.
ders u: hams, 10 TO II, a. 70 sse; lard, refined.
-. 5us'es S9ies-creamery fancy, e6aa1; do. fair
scssi DO good to choice. lsals; ron. nne, issii:
stesdy-e3 Coffee qaiet and unchSnged. sugar
steady. Copper Urn: Whisky arm and active.
Freights to Liverpool per atesmer arm. Receipts
., loo sSoc esrrsl: wssst Iooc ou.nsl.; corn,
Shipments-nour s0oo barreas; corn. iA000 b0shels
Saies-wheat, SI.ooo bushela corr, i<B,ooO bashela
BALTIMORE, Nov. ak-virgiria threes, s4ksse.
Baltimore and Ohio stock, sseS1s Northern CEN
tyal stock. e6kaeG Cincinnati. Wnhingtou and
Balmore nrxts, - ssked; consolidated ~ bondS
1lsksliSH; do stock. Ss,iaSsK.
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UMBRELLA DrpARrxrSr SOUVENIRS.
RuBBrR Goops SOUVENIRS.

o. 6s Mems Gossamef Rubber Coats. o. -
81 ~ Mems Heavier Rubber Coats ........... 81 10
500 Mems Cloth Finish Plaid Rubber Coats q, 10
a. - Mems Feather Weight Mackintorhes. 81 gS
50 ~ Mems Best Quality Mackiutoshes 81 .ss
81 ~ Boys Rubber Coats sl -
81 - Youths and Small Mems Coats ........ o. ~
81 j. Misses Silver Gray Circulars. u
Ell - Misses Fancy Stripe Circulars 81 -
81 % Misses Counemaras fancy stripes. 81 70
81 % Ladies' Gray and Blsck Circulars. ....Sl2 -
81 . Ladies Fancy stripe Connemarzs 81 gS
81. 20 Ladies' Ra<lans and Newmarket 81 10
81 ss LADIES' Cloth Finish Rubber Rasans 81 40
a. 81 Ladies Scotch Plaid Raxlans e. ~
e. Us Ladies London Novelty Newmzrkets .... 50 50
-. IS Ladies SILK Water proof RAxans. ~ gs
ais Ladies' LONDON Red Novelty Mackintoshes Sl2 .S
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CHiCAGO Nov: 8 tClcang1. = wheaa--De-
S fsSSsa az ~ NJ lG o SS:nIsSve%esr
-December. 1iE 1y, lSosK. LsSd-DecsmSer.
ks3H; 1ag. 90 Nh6-peosmb0, ~ ~, Go
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Souvxx,ns.
10 per cent OF the marked prices Of Al Christmas
Cards and Childrsn's Books
&c ID Note PAPER tnearly 100 shsses) ...... .16c
f5c Boxes Of Writing PAPER ..................l3 lie
&c Writing Tablets. 30 pages ..................4c
s.,c Writing Tablets, board bound ..........l sr
w. ~~s$s'
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Coz. 12sh IT, and Pennsyivanis ave.
l. LfSNER
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If You HAVE

If You HAVE
CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS.
SCROFULA.
COUGH COLD.
THROAT AFFECTION.
WASTING OF FLESH,
Or any Disease where the Throat and Lungs are in
famed. Lack Of Strength or Nerve Power you can be
Relieved and Cured by
SCOTS EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPopHospHITEs,
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Ask for Scotts Emulsion, and let explanation or
solicitation induce you to accept substitute.
Sold by ali Druggists.
n26 SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists. MY.
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VIM. Whitelaw. San Francisco, Cal. Isaac Aver.
Fresno, Cal, United States gaugers; Benjamin
Seiby, IT., Lawrenceburg. n.y.. VIM. I. Hall,
Richmond, KY, United States storekeepers.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. c. W. Bartlett has
been detached from the Ranger and ordered to
the Thetis; Lieut.. W. II. Bechler from the In
dependence and ordered to the hanger; Lieut.
o.W. Grant, from duty at the Union iron works
and placed on waiting orders; Lieut.. III. II.
Tyler and Ensigns J. ID. Mcdonald and Ii. f.
Parmenter, from the Independence and ordered
TO the Mohican. The order of Paymaster q. IL.
Reid to the Albatross has been revoked and he
has been ordered 10 the naval clothing factory,
New York: Passed Assistant Paymaster F. H.
Clark has been granted an extension of fur
Tough for six months.
PRESIDENTIAL APporxrMENrs.-The President
has appointed the following postmasters: John
Z. Goodloe at Tuscambia, Ala; Will L. Com
ings, Windsor, VT; Chas. E. Baldwin, Column
bla, SD; Chas. ]. Nicholas, Clear Greek, Col
The President has appointed A R. Alfred an
assistant surgeon in the navy.
PosrxAsrERs ApPoINTEp.-The President has
appointed the following postmasters: Charles
}. Nicholas at Georgetown, Col; John ID.
Fisher, New Hope, Va. John W. Hemphill, Bar
louisville, KY, and Abraham A. Hopkins, VIM.
8. Witt, Richmond, Ky., United States store
keepers ana gaugers.
WHEN DRAWBACK MAY BE ALLowEp.-Assist-
ant Secretary spaulding has informed q Balti-
more firm that no drawback can be allowed on
ingot copper produced from the smelling Of q
mixture OF domestic and imported ores il the
domestic ores 30 used contained "copper" as in
that case 1t viii be impossible to determine the
quantity Of the imported metal, but that il
such domestic ores are wholly free from copper,
then the refined product in question may be
treated as an article manufactured wholly from
imported materials and become entitled on ex-
portation under proper entry to . drawback
equal TO the duty paid on the pure metal con-
tained In the imported ore, less the legal de-
duction of per cent
DECREASE m Registered Lxrrrss.-Chief
Inspector Rathbone has been informed BY the
post Office inspectors in New Orleans that the
receipt Of registered letters by the New Or
leans National Bank has greatly fAllen on since
the passage OF the anti4ottery Law. During
the first twenty-five days Of November Of last
year the bank, which Il the authorized agent Of
the Louisiana Lottery Company received a.
Y0 registered letters. During the same period
IN the present month the number received W.
LIN, which shows falling Oh Of Is $40 lettsrs.
a BIN D1@iassd.
Tho caseof Johanna Quill agt q J. Block. NIB
bin TO enjoin Block from taking possesuion Of
certain property ON Maasaehusetts svsuue. ON
the ground that the deed was procursd<hrough
fraud, has been dismissed BY the compIains1t
Mr.. Block claimed that the property w. En-
numbered and h paid fun valls To- Ma ouill's;
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New York Stock Market.
Name,
Name,

The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14l9 r street.
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DExss Goops SOUVENIRS
AND TRIMMINGS.
y Best English BroSeIelo,hs .........,..,.x 81 as
SC SILK -nnish Henri.ttas ........ .tEr
6sr French serg-s all styles !sx
5oc Wool Dress Goods. all styles A-c
Soc. China Silks. all shades 4-.e
6lc. FIGURED India SiiEs . re
TIC. Sarxh silks all shades - fu..
1O Per eeist on marked Vt all warranted Black
SILKS and Ps,sS:ley's Black wool DrrsS tit-..,
Trimmings and IlbboIs ol every dr,rr.pti,n NJ IN
Per cent Discount.
tssr l5-inch Sarah sash Ribtons ,o.'
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CAxDr Drp.nrxrxr SOUVENIRS
:ssr- pound Lest French Candy. such as usually
reeails at 4Oc. and jGc. y pound, fresh Jaily
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PosrNAsrERs ApPoINTEp.-The President has
appointed the following postmasters: Charles
J. Nicholas at Georgetown, Col; John ID.
Fisher, New Hope, Va. John W. Hemphill, Bar
louisville, Ky., and Abraham A. Hopkins, VIM.
8. Witt, Richmond, Ky, United States store
koepera and Oaupers
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Measuring Indian News.

The members Of the police and FIRE depart
ments were paid of this afternoon.
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WHY DON'T YOU TRY CARTER'S LITTLE
w LIVER PILLSy They positive cure for sick
headache and all the ills produced by dsordered liver
MANY PERsoss
Are broken down from overwork or household cares.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
ebuilds the system, aids Digestion removes Of
bile and cures malaria. Get the genuine. 2
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Sold by ali Druggists.
n26 SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. NY.
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Won HAVE TRIED AND WERE PLEASED WITH
them. They stimulate the liver rsgulate the bow
A NGOSTURA BITTERS, THE WORLD RE-
a Hownsd eouAh Anefscan sgPssiseE, sys1 dys-
Manufactures. A. al drugvists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10

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af ty -reeriar l-u ~ .e rr- 4
rea..et a nalas fr.a a1el e
az ses 81 ..4t ass e.lrl a. &. ga
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saw ~4n. toaa ~ arer t-e teCce.
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~W'r uaat you come call ne - fet
far7 Keep ca dis way al a-rer while
I WON'T bleas dat yoa thinks Is8
honest"
.-T5a GA sc1una-el. I'll send you -
tie psulten- ar.."
"WLo me3 Eur eoodness sake, whut
IdOae. Mars JoLn2"
"Yol know What arc you doing
wI,a tals pic.F
SHOP on er miri. Dars sathin rout
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Floating Batteries.

The proposition of the Pneumatic Gun
Company is 70 utilize the two old monitors,
the Wyandotte and Nantucket. in demon.
strsting the merits of the stem. These
monitors are useless as they now stand. and
are dead expense 10 the government The
gun carriage compsny's plan Is to remove
the turrets snd utizs the weights saved hy
puttng in the hold high poser 5 and 10 inch
guns mounted upon Pneumatic dissppesrirg
carriages. The guns are to be losi T.,
trained and sighted below deck and ,.-s5n
command to be thrown above deck and
fired, the rec ii sending them back a the
loading position rh officers an w are
never exposed to Are of the enem and the
gun. but for moment. when b fred
The dls'ppe risg system of carriages has
been adopted by the Board of Ordnance ard
Forilfcstions, aud the plan OF the company
Is 10 make these mOeitors moving forts,
with the same system at disappearing car
risges that have been adopted by the War
Department for is Notifications, Scientific
iMeFtcqa
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/" cannot oe SAL" tha' 'ro'er 'eFe
"hu chan'eS OF oei"g the next ''e'io-
eratic eahaiiste Tor the tres' 'eheV are
'P'''"''t '''s"'' NV VIII u"n""ote"iS
nave S"hie eastern strength nut the
k'e"' """'p'" '""''' which Pt'''''a"S
o'e'a'cS Tue party NOMINATIONS Is ''iu'-
u''''"k '"' compromise e'""'oa'e'
in's Is aeiieate way OF hih'ing ha'
'"e t'ihe mas arrived Tor sou'e
southern man 10 receive TINS re-
eoen'''oh' III the great west the
sentiment - somewhat divided with
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understand that all information asked
for by the enumerator, IL given TO him.
and ksps By him and his superior. in the
fnlless CT aiidenee- In fact the schedule
Of inquiries seems 10 be az near complete
"a year. Of experience and study can
make &c, and there Ia DO reason why all
should not be answered eheerfuliy, and
in accordance with the best information
possessed By those to whom they are
asked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-29

The old Persiaus, who had many authors
of singular penetration, gave the world
the 'Hlioving proverh:
There are two men in the world who
are perfectly happy; two men whose
minds msv be st rest The first is the
VII lily ignorant man, who is happy be-
cause he thiaks that he knows everything
The second 10 the really learned man,
Sho i. hspiy because he knows that there
will always be something for him to learn. "
This proyerb suggests certain mxxims
Shich were the fsvorises of Massachusetts
clerg, man, now dead and which were as
follows;
When q man krows cot, and knows not
that he knoss not. he is fool; shan him
When q man knows not. and knows not
that be knows not, he is simple. teach him.
When a msn knows, and knows not tn At
ae knows, he is asleep; wake him.
When 3 man knows. and knows that he
knows, be is wise; follow him. Youth $
CsmPdstoH.
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WITHIN week Oh the date Tor the
eu"'he' a'"'s vi Tue ieoth census 10 De
K'h .'e'f WORK simultaneously IN every
~aru' o's''''e' pre''he' ana to'h IN the
ute" STATES sohe OF the beh"crat'o
papers nave suddenly discovered that
certain questions are impairment ana IN
qa's''ot'a' "''""hs'ani'ns the iac'
ina. s''h''ar questions were 'ucluded IN
tue sehe"ee Oh inquiries Tor me census
VI 1851 All" '"s' TINS matter was iullS
o'seass'" III congress ''ohths az" when
.ne eh'ire s'he"e was oe'ng formulated
tnese questions wh'eh are deemed un-
necessary re'ate 10 the mora' and ply
ieai 'oho'tioh OF 'he people, prevalence
Vi u'sesse anu tue eona'''oh OF the mort
gagged Indebtedness oil the country IL
Is oa'y the most narrow minds, whether
among the masses or conductors OF the
press that can ind reasonable fault with
any question IN the census schedule
II Is perfectly well understood that the
object OF the census is to obtain valua
Die and Trustworthy information relating
to the people of the nation, their con
ditions and interests. Among these,
and of as much importance as any
that are asked, are those intend
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Bshscdps.sns 70 The DAILY AID WEEKLY
JOURNAL may be- made throagh the Purcsas-
At DspsFtDess Of the AmeTcan krpress Co.
q suy place where thss Cempsny has no
sessey Agents vii give . raerey order re-
sSips Tor ysar subscription, asa vii .orvasd as
~ nSuey order. sstsehed v a. order y, s~nd
- pseer for say stated tine, free Of sny
chsrre. eresps the n.aaI fec for issaInx The
ssdsr. This i the sAfess and best way 70 place
VUas GsbsrTiptSoaA
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The Russian Government has liber
ated IlermoD kempinski, an American
Of Russian birth. upon demand Of Seere-
tary Blaine. He was arrested, upon
visiting the land Of his nativity, for
leaving II without the permission Of the
Czar. Had Bayard been at the head Of
the State Department kempinsh would
probably have been buried and forgotten
In the wilds OF Siberia by this time,
Fortunately for him, however, an Amer
lean policy now prevails in this country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-29

A German who has been practiciug
calibre smokeless powder rifle finds that
at distance of $50 feet, bullet will
penetrate four or five ranks Of com
pany drawn up in the ordinary way, and
that at 1900 feet the balls pierce three
ranks Of corpses. For the sake of civ
ilifation itself. It il to be hoped that the
- 'tiit iiA
with this deadly weapon in actual war
fare SO terribly destructive has he
come the science OF modern warfare
that it really looks a. If the nations of
the world would be fairly forced to ar
bitrationthc only true civilized method
OF adjusting international differences.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-29

The public eIecutioner 10 England,
James Berry, has written book en-
titled, Men and Women Have Executed
II will probably have a great sale. The
desire for the horrible and sensational
IA hard to explain, but it il neyerthe-
less known To have u money value
for those who care to pander to 1t. The
only wonder il that the English Gov
eminent permits Berry TO thus give
publicity to the siekening details of
legal tragedies which were far better
shrouded in oblivion
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The beat way To meet the census ques-
tious Ia to answer them fully, frankly and
honestly. ncle sam will certainly OBJ
tain the information he Is after, and peo-
pie who endeayor To stand in his way
will only make needless trouble for
themselyes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-29

A painful suspicion Is coming to the
front that the millions Of dollars claimed
~ have been salted down for the World.
Fair were largely absorbed by Its lobby
At Washington. Very few Of them ap
pear to be in sight at the present time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-29

The New York poll eemen have al
taken oath that they are 10 no way in
terested In the manufacture Or sale Of
any spirituous or malt liquors. They
are apparently content 10 be among the
leading consumers OF them
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| Declare
To Gracious !

There's just what I've
been looking for. That's
so.
HANDSOME, WELL
MADE, WE'LL trimmed
BABY CARRIAGES in
the very latest fashion
from SO.
DRY AIR REFRIGER-
ATORS, three different
makes and fifty differ
ent styles to select from.
GRAND OIL STOVES
that will bake biscuit in
IL minutes at less price
than the ordinary oil
stoves.
CHINESE MATING
in fine patterns at 35
cents, very superior
quality. Mating at all
prices, neat patterns,
plain goods.
CARPETS at the very
lowest prices.
WOOL CARPETS, fine goods at
As cts.
WOOL CARPETS as low as
so cts.
BODY BRUSSELS at $1.OO.
Elegant TAPESTRY BRUS-
Sells, 80 cts.
SMYRNA RUGS at all prices
from Is cents each.
CHAMBER SETS in ash from
$500.
Chamber sets at all prices.
Painted sets very cheap.
PARLOR SUITS from S35.
6 #. Dining Tables, $500.
WE WANT to give you a point
or two? We are not heaping up pile of
money by making big profits We are
selling at about cost in many lines of goods,
particularly carpets but the large quaint
ties we sell makes the trade profitable
enough to suit US. You always get the
very latest styles at our store, and about
twenty times the variety you can get any
where else.
On purchases of $50 we will pay your
X fare.
Your goods will be delivered at your
nearest X. X. Station freight paid. If you
can't come we will select goods for you lust
as carefully as possible, according to your
letter. Our mail trade increases every day,
which goes to prove the popularity of our
company. If we did not give satisfaction
trade would fall off ard we should have to
shut up. but thanks to the people, our bust
ness, conducted on liberal terms and fair
dealings goes on extending year after year
until we shall have stores in every good
sized town bye and bye. This Company is
the Peoples Company. The shareholders
are working people who are satisfied with
fair interest for their money and are not
seeking like a private firm to amass a for
tune. Our Special Credit System is a great
boom to Thousands who would otherwise
have to worry along without the comforts
they can now enjoy. We make no extra
charges for this credit privilege, but our
cash customers get discount. of course.
Our goods are bought with view to sell
ing to all classes, w keep the best, we keep
the very cheapest, sell at low prices and
endeavor to please the public And we are
proud TO say that our books shows that we
are piea'ing regular army of customers
throughout Maine, Vermont and New
Hampshire. We respectfully solicit your
trade.