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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-08-07
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION no. 3
House JOINT RESOLUTION No. 5, Proposing a.
amendment 70 sections three and twenty-five q
article two Of the constitution.
Be e resolved By he Legislature Of The Sass Of aasEs
ssgoiTds Of Che members elected to each hes6 sT5y
e08cIggTtRg N3sTeig:
SECTION /. The following proposition 70 amend
the constitution Of the state Of Kansas Is hereby
submitted to the qualified electors Of the state fOR
their approval or rejection, namely That section
three, article two, be amended 50 that the same
ahall read as follows: Section s. The msubSTB eE
the legislature shall receive as compensation GOE
their services the sum Of three dollars for each
days actual service st any regular OF special ss~
s1oni and h1teen cents for each In1ls Travelled ~
the usual route in going to and returning from to
place Of meeting; but no compensation shsl! oo
allowed or peld 20 any naeEnD9r IoE more sn4-
ninety days st any regular session, nor EoF more
than thirty days ct any special session. And that
section twenty-five Of article two be amended g -
70 read follows: Section 25. All sessions o3 the
legislature shall be held &c the state capital and all
regular sessions shall be held ones in two ysaE1s
commencing On the GTEt Tuesday 81 December q
each alternate year, commencing on tns first Tues
day Of December, a. D. one thousand eight hundred
SIC. 2. This proposition shall be submitted % the
electors Of this state at the general election Of yep
eighteen hundred and ninety for theE approval e
rejection. Those voting in favor q this pTOposi-
ton shall haVs written OF printed On the1F Osltt1
For the amendment 70 sections thFas ane twenty
i've Of article two Of the cGAgtituttOH" those F0t-
ing against the said proposition shall have written
or printed on their ballots, against the amend
two Of the Institution" Said ballots shall Be re-
csiVed and said votes shall be taken counted esa-
vsssed, and returns thereof be made, in the same
manner and in All respects Gs Is provided oY law IA
case Of the election Of Representatives 70 sho egs
lature.
SEC g. This resolution shall take sfFsot and be e.
force from and after its publication in the statata
Approved March !, 1888.
hereby certify that the foregoing is q true and
correct copy Of the original enrolled resolution noW
on Gle in my ONCE and that the same took eject ~
VI.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-08-07

SENATOR PLUMB has introduced
resolution in Congress to remove the
mortal remains of General Grant
from New York to Arlington Gene
terV.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-08-07
q. A. SPAULDING,
Secretary.

b. H. CLOVER, President of the
Kansas Farmers Alliance, has pub
lished u card IN which he says he will
not be q candidate for Governor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-08-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

=, hereby announce myself as a candidate for
nc tLC once OF Superintendent OF Public IastFuc-
tlon. subject TO the action Of the Republican Con
Vention OF Phillips County
MA RCELLUs PIATT,
KirWin, Kan.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
second term Tor the once OF Su perintendent OF
uDllc Instruction subject to the decision of the
republican Convention Of Phillips county.
W. ". COLBY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-08-07

The Phillips County Bank, Phil
ipsburg, Kansas. does a general
banking business. Specialties: In
surance. farm loans, collections,
attending public sales and buying
sale notes. Farms for sale or rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
Death of w. III, Faulkner

Mr.. w. ID. Faulkner, resident Of this city
Tor over forty years. died yesterday at his resi-
denee, No lli5 4th street, in the seventy ninth
year OF his age. Mr.. Faulkner was native of
the West Indies, but came to this country when
very young man and learned the tailoring
business. In 1s47 he came to this CITY and
worked at his business for a few years. He was
the pioneer in the shirt manufacturing ard
laundry business, which he conduc ted on Penn
syivania avenue between Sd and Al street and
he leaves ak children-four girls and two
boys-surviying him. Since the death OF !
daughter few weeks since be failed rapidly.
his death being caused by general debility. He
was member Of the Central Methodist Prot.
LODGE and knight Templar one OF the oldest
knights IN the District. The funeral will take
place from his late residence on Sunday after.
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
A PICTORIAL CAMPAIGN.
Some Of the Posters Got Out by the
Republican Committee.

The dead wallis and fences of this great re-
public are going to be pretty thoroughly COW
cred ND between this date and the day on which
the American people will make known its pref
erences as to the composition OF The Fifty-sec-
ond Congress. Samples Of the decorative wall
paper to be used are on exhibition at the head
quarters of the republican congressional COM
mittee. There are three varieties Of poster
now being circulated. One Of them has for q
central figure
wM. M'KISLEY.
In the large woodcut at the head Of the
sheet the author of the tariff bill is represented
as addressing the House Of Representatives.
As a portrait Maj. McKinley's counterfeit pre-
sentiment is not q success; it is too much like
tho late lamented Representative Lyman OF
Council Bluffs. The artist. when he drew the
picture Of the House, must have attended on
one OF the days when there was debate as TO
whether the House should or should not pay
itself the salary Silcott got away with. for
every seat Is occupied by a member and there
are three or four seatless ones-probably con-
testants-walking around on the floor. There
Is not q vacant seat in the gallery; the most
absolute kind of order seems to be reigning
supreme, and with but one or two exceptions
each desk is empty OF papers or congressional
debris of any kind. Every face is turned
toward the orator.
The Mckinley poster has on il selections
from the major $ speeches on the eiSht-hour
law, the federal elections bill and the tariff
bill. 1t is headed defender OF American La
Dor. American Capital and the American Bal
lot"
POSTER NO. 2
has the same wooden. as No. /. with q slight
amendment. The ono difference is that the
head of Representative Dalzell has been sub
stituted for the craven image which was sup
posed to be the caput of Maj. Mckinley. This
sheet IS headed, the letters being in f1aring
red, Fraud. Theft and Assassination" 1t deals
with the necessity for a federal election law
and most Of its letterpress refers to the Clayton
assassination IN Arkansas. The remark, once
made by Gen. Grant, that there was no pre-
cinct Ill the land where a democrat could no.
vote and vet IL Was much as a mans life was
worth to appear IN some precincts with
publican BALLOTS also shOwily displayed.
TIE THIRD SHEET IN THE SERIES
represents the House with oil the republicans
present and in their seats. while the places
which should be occupied by democrats are
decidedly empty Only one democrat remains
In his seat,and, although his name il not given
everybody knows it was Mr.. O'Ferrall OF Vir-
GINA Mr.. O'Ferrhll has good case against
the man who carved the cut out with a Jack
knife; the stately EIrginian Is even less beauti-
ful than the caricature on Maj. Mckinley,
perpetrated on poster No. /. If anything will
ever cause Mr.. UFerraH to regret the con-
spicuous part lie took in the proceedings of
September 10 that alleged portrait will do it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
Given Chance to Spend His Money.

Among the prisoners in Judge Miller's court
this morning was an aged Italian named Michael
Maroni He was charged with begging ON the
street Mike has been an inmate of the aims
house and for three years he has had q claim
against the government The claim was re-
Gently allowed and he was given a check for
Slo4- Policeman Bryan gave evidence against
The prisoner and the latter said he lived at ZIG
Arthur place.
That's an Italian boarding house" said the
officer. 'N 'A0
claim agent stepped forward and said he
had the check In trust for the prisoner and
the check cashed- eS'
IN give hmm an opportunity to spend il. +"
said Judge Miller. Il guess that's ali he will
do with il.
Thank you, judge" said the prisoner.
HE II probably be back here before Satur-
day night" added the Judge, with rs cent. in
his pocket" 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE FINE BUILDING
LOTS ON CRESCENT AND PROSPECT
STkEETS.l MERIDIAN HILL, HAVING A
FRONT ON EACH STREET OF ABOUT $50
FEEf.
BY virtue Of trust deed given to viii sell on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER SIXTEEN I'll,
1890, Az QUALTER TO FIVE O'CLOCK, in front
Oh the premises,
LOTS s. . AND 10, BLOCK D,
in Hall Evans subdivision Of MERIDIAN HILL,
each lot containing about NINE THOUSAND
SQUARE FEET.
These lois splenddly situated on Meridian Hill,
bong Oh the highest point overlooking the city,
are sltuated among the best IL that subdivision and
for building sites cannot be SURPASSED.
Terms: One thiyi cash, balance and two years,
notes to bear per cent interest, payable
nualiy. from day OF sale be secured deed
trust sod Gil cash, ut option of pur-
chGser. ConVeyanclng, &C, at purchasers cost A
deposit OF 500 required on each lot at time sale
1erins to complied with III ten days, otherwise
right reserved 10 resell ut risk and cost Of deaultng
purchaser after tive days advertisement of such sale
newspaper published i'll " sshington, DC
olo-dSds HIN HIM pH BYRN.5 Trustees.
eE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the Inclemency Of the weather until MON
DAY, UCIOBEn TWENTIETH, 1871, same hour and
place.
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Another Club Room Raided-

Wednesday evening Detective Block, LtAmiss
and Sergeant Shilling, with a squad OF officers
Of the first precinct station, ralded tho rooms
of the Union League Club, at No. 1912 E street.
There was no game in progress when the
officers entered the room, but they arrested u
number of persons.
Al the first precinct station Henry Burgess
and Joseph Austin lett 800 collateral each as
defendants. and the case will be heard before
Judge Miller in the Police Court next Tuesday
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NJ ALTER b. WILLIAMS 1 CO.. Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, LOT 25xl33 10 2O-fOOT AL
Liz, IMPROVED BY sUbsTANTlAI. BRICK
NESI.
by virtue of deed OF trust, dated November Is, A.
d. 1856. and duly recorded IN iiber No. I'LL, folio
$50 ct seq one Of the land records the District Of
Columbia, and At the request Of the party secured
sgstion IN frSns q The Prsmises On sATgRpAx oS-
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following deserted
real estate. situate in the city Wnshinston said
with the improvements thereon. large elegant two
story brick dwelling with back building stable, &C.
bsv.ad ?. time Of ssle baiancs " and two
~ equal 70 oe secured By purchasers notes
nnsliy and deed Of trust on proIvrty sold, all
piled with in ten days fr day OF sale else trustee
the right 70 resell % risk snd cost Of pur-
J oi5.dis surStsinri fsn.sce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
CITY AND DISTRICT.

eE Upon the basis Of price per line per 1000
circulation, the advertising rates of The EVEN
mo STAR are only about half as high as those Of
other Washington papers But cheapness is
not the only merit. It's service is better than
any other paper in TIE city can possibly gire!
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Dh LuoHrurLL
Has resumed his practice and removed his once to
his residence
141l ST. NV.


EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION.
II person has obstinate cough. which COM
menccd without any obvious cause q cough which is
at first dry and hacking, and subsequently, attended
for time with frothy looking expec-
toraton, accompanied by wandering pains about the
chest and loss Of flesh. slight extent he
ali probability consumptiye. II. besides, there be
LGmoptysis or splitting of blood. the amount
OF drachn, the probability is Increased almost
certainty. IT, III addition to these symptoms, the
breathing becomes harsh. hurried and deep inspire
tions evoke few clicks of dry and cracking sound.
or If the voice becomes permanently weak aud hoarse.
there be little doubt that the person suffering
froa consumption.
person. free from dysentery and who has not ro-
sided IN tropical climates suffers from obstinate diar-
rhGa. which goes on month alter month, with slight
remission or intermisson. even though there be
cough, he Is most likely consumptive Should tins
diarrha be followed by chest symptoms of the slight
est amount, the existence of consumption is alb
solute tainty. If o young adult, not addicted
to enervating habits and not leading a cisso!ute
life, without clear steadily loses weight
all probability. consumptivc though no chest symp-
toms should have appeared When such. however.
manifest themselves additionally the establishment
OF consumption is almost fixed fact In al cases
where any Of the manifestations described make their
appearance We should advise immediate examina-
lion OF the chest and prompt resort to appropriate
treatment
AT early stage of consumption a radical cure can
befrequenty effected. and health placed upon a firm
and permanent footing, while with every step in ad.
vance which the disease allowed TO take the chances
for perfect recovery diminish corrcspondingly Our
readers utt Lear mind the most skillfu and
Efficient treatment do than TO make SC una
and useful much of the lungs is present ut tho
time when tie progress of consumption becomes sus-
pended No means earth replace the lung It's
sue which has been destroyed b. the liberated pro-
cess. The earlier therefore. consumption attended
to- the better the chances satisfactory resuts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
CoIumbia's Foot Ball Team Wins

success was the reward for the Columbia
Athletic Clubs foot ball team Wednesday in a
game with the team from Kendall Green on
Analostan Island. The Columbia boys have
had but little practice, but to practiced eye
points of good player could be seen among
the majority OF the team. The team was COM
posed OF Rainier, Harlan, Wade, Wells,
Emery, Burrows. Butterworth, Lee, Dashieils,
Lewis and Hacker But one-half was played
when the score stood 80 to nothing.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON
FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET BETWEEN n
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust recorded In
Iiber NO. l4U9 foilo l1. the land records of
tie District q Co:umbla the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction in front of premises on
TUESDAY, TnE IWENTY-FlksT DAY OF OCTO-
Der. 1890. AT FOUR O'CLOCK /. NJ. lot seventy.
subdivision OF square five hundred and forty l,46,
in tLec ~ OF Washington, u said subdivision
recorded III Book Is. page 1872
Terms OF sale; one-hai OF purchase money to be
interest at To- per per an num- interest paw
able semi-annually. for which purchaser To give
proissory note secured By deed trust on property
sold. or all cash. Mt option OF purchaser II terms Of
sale are not complied with III lOJ days from day
OF sale, the trustees reserve right resell risk
defaulting purchaser A deposit OF 500 will
DO required when bid accepted
Z. d. WILLIAMSON Trustee.
W. Z. EDMONSTON. Trustee
o6-eodSds Office 500 5th al NV
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They Want tho Land

David P. Minnix and Edward Stevens yester.
day, by X. r. Perry, filed a bill in equity
against Florence Hildreth for specific perform.
ance of contract They claim that defendant
agreed to sell lot 49, square 2l7. for ST. 900 and
paid $500 to her agents. Pitney & Bradford. and
have rendered the balance, which she refuses
to accept and pass the deed.
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.

fNLO. w. SIlChNEf, Auctioneer.
PEREMIToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP.
M Esf III MIkoVEb BY FRs sMhEf HoSH ka
Day fGG Sc s n e ns en-
1850. at FIVE O'CLOCK L. II. ali OF lot numbered
Terms OF sale: one-third cash. balance in one and
two years with interest the per centum per
trust on property sold all cash. at the option the
pnichasor .lOO delosIt regmred at tine of sale.
vii! be resold at rsk anu cost of deaulng purchaser
ol4d&ds GEO. W. oTiCKNEA. Auctioneer.
ep-TME ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To MON
Day 9SIoIEH T"6Nt sIcSSs and place
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR PROFITABLE
" INvES1 MENT.
THE NORTH SkwPoRr NEWS IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
Incorporated under the laws of the state virginia
invites subscriptions to 5000 shares Of $50 each OF
its capital stock. payable Us follows;
Five dollars per share on date of subscription 50
per share per month until payments shall amount to
$50 share. when certificate of paidu shall
be issued.
This company having beautiful tract of land
FRONTING ON JAMES RIVER
at Newport News, Va. will hold Its first
GRAND AUCTION SALE
Of 200 lots BOX 90 aud 20 feet. on the premises
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTIETH, AT
TWELVE NJ.
Terms OF sales Onefourth cash. the balance in equal
instruments Of elk, twelve and eighteen months.
Paidup stock Will be received III payment fer lots to
the extent Of oue-haf the purchase n.oLey thereof
These lots are beautifully located high ground IN
the vicinity Of the dry dock aud ship yard tho
direct pathway Of tho present growth Of Newpor1
Newa
NEWPORT NEWS,
with its vast PIERS grain elevator dry dock ship yard
manufactures and existing enterprises. aitoge
representing over el0,oo0,C00 employing its popu-
laiion Of 1000 and its yearly
EXPORTS. AMOUNTING TO NEARLY $4,000. 000
needs no Introduction.
suffice it to say that while the yoarly addition of new
houses is enormous scarcely house remains vacant
and there in constantly increasing demand fol-
houses and homes by the rapidly increasing populs
ton.
No safer investment can DO made in this country
than By the purchase Of the stock or the real estate
tho
NORTH NEWPORT NEWS IMPROVEMENT co.
Send for prospectus.
Address 70. Dox los. Hampton. Va.
wM. THOMPSON,
\ h SEMPIEs President.
Secretary. o17-f6s IN rls
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DuNoANsoN BROS. AuctiOnssrs

~ 9th and d SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNiMPROvED PROPERTY
DlSILICT or COLUMBIA.
BY virtue II deed OF trust TO MS bearing date on
March 4. A. ID. 1887, and duly recorded in Iibrr No.
LBS toio loo e: of the land records Of the Dis
trct of Column biz and at the request the party hold
ing OF the notes secured thereby, will sell al
IuOlc auction II front OF tine premises, THURS
DAY, 1MkNIl-IH!k hid DAY OF tCTOBEk, A. D.
1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, LOTS NUMBERED
TWO AND HKEE,IN BLOCk NUA' EERED 1HkEE
IN H. H. WAknEI'S subdivision of a tract of land
called hltney Close. in tho District Of Coun
bla, with the lmpi OVenlcnts, &c.
Terms OF sale. uEe-third cGsh, balance in one and
two years. occurred upon the prul ery Sold with inter
est at SIX per cent per annu all
option a dcloslt OF 500 each lot sold. All con.
SeyRncing and recording at purchasers cost. Terms
OF sale 10 be COMPLIED with in days OF
sale. Gil OhGE Z. EMMONS
CHARLES u. PEARSON,
Trna
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
II ATCLIFFE, DARK co, Aucuoueers,
~ go Pennsylvania ave- '


II ATCLIFFE, DARK co, Auct,oueers,
~ go Pennsylvania ave- n
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwENTY.rHREE BUILDING
LIS IN SQUARE 1iS ON 1HihD STREET.
NORTHEAST, AND ON THE ALLEY IN REAR
ON FkIDAY AFTERNOON. ocToBER SEWN
III, EE,EINIa, 1880, beginning at HALF-PAST FOUR
OCLOCk. Will sell in front of the premises
SUB LOTS 3:, "a 80, IS. 30, 40 AND Al,
IN SQUARE 1iY.
- LOIS Sd, 81 and 30 front 10 feet 5-6 inches on
80 street and run back that width so feet to alley
Lots 3S, 80 40 and Al front IS feet 10 & inches ON
the same street and have depth to the same aey
SUB LOTS "A TO 50, BOTH INCLUSIVE
IN said square 149 These lots front IL feet 2ts
alley and each back that width TO tell-foot alley
IN the rear and comprise all the eliey lots said
square.
Ihts s an excellent opportunity to building
sites or fo- lnvestmen. Ill this locality the property
viii De sold IN parcels to suit purchasers
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balauce I'm and
TWO years. s. cured Dy deed of trust with per cent
interest on deferred payments all cash, at pur.
chasers option. deposit Of 800 on each OF the Sd
81 lots and so Itch vi the aey lots required at
time OF sale. Terms must be complied with in ten
days otherwise the trustee he right to resell
the lerty at the risk and OF the defautne
chaser purchasers alter days advertisement OF
such resale. All convey aDcing and recording the
purchaser or purchasers cost
CHAhLLS a. ELLIOT, 344 D ST. NV,
Trustee and Attorney for
PATRICK C'DO, NOGHUE ct al.
RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO. oll-dxds
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o10-eo&l
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionccrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW DEICK HOUSE ON
tOUR-AND-A-HALF S1RErT BETWEEN n
AND q STREETS SOUTHWEST,
Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust recorded in
Liber No. 4U9 folio 142 ct seq one of the Ia nd
records of the district of Columbia the undersigned
trustees Will sell at public auction front of the
premises, on TUESDAY, the TMEN TY-fIKSI DAY
Of OCTUBkR, 1870 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, all OF lot seventy six 80, in john Il. Mclean
dred and forty.sx t146), in the city OF Washing ton
1872.
Terms Of sale: One half of purchase money to be
paid III cash and residue in twelve tl) months, with
interest 1T Oper cent aDnu for which purchaser
to give promssory nO;e secured by deed Of trust on
the folerty sold, all cash at option OF the uur-
chaser terms OF sale hot complied with in ten
U' Gays from cay CT sale, the trustees the
Fight TO resell at risk OF tefaultu purchaser de-
post sou will be required when bid is accertcd.
c. H WILLIAMSON, trustee.
W. L. EDMONSlON. Trustee.
o6-eo&ds Ofnce, 500 Ssh st. NV.
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Toes. TIES. T1D.B1rs AND II An1rr,

l. OGS, l. lies, l. lD-l)1TS AND L AR1FFi
o! ye winged winds
That DER the ocean few,
And sped along with cheerful song;
gallant ship. merry crew.
Fold me in thy strong, invisible embrace
That may pour Out my soul i'll thankfulncss.
o. generous wind! o. glorious sea!
The ship thou waited and bore unto me
Was laden with precious stores
And safely landed Oh these shores,
Which does my soul with rapture I'LL,
For thy wings "wiIged" the Tariff Bill
From this time hence that great bug a-boo-.he
Tarif-wi be seized upon as plausible pretcxt for
excessive charges in all branches OF trade. Fore
warned Is forearmed" When you enter q store to
make purchase and tariff is the topic introd uce,
beat TASTY retreat. That dealer is ouly layng his
way to high tariff Oh his own which you. being
loyal and patriotic citizen. expected pay with
out murmur. And now. ., wind. we beg OF thee
further boom Spread thysnlf Ger all the land. and
with thy icy breath compel the inhabitants thereof to
conform to the by discar!ing the airy sub
stances of Spring and summer and don those Of
Golden Autumn and Hoary Winter.
Throw thy pitiloss arms around them @! icy jade.
For we III the lleady Made Clothing trade
Fully prepared to supply al demands.
OUR ALL-wOoL MELTON OvERCoATS AT IS rs
Has tariff talk into tatters Dealers scow at u.s.
Ibe people applaud us.
We have excellent business Suits for ut 81 80,
1915. 50. 70 and Sl0T5.
Timer grades ut sll.75, Sl2.25. s12.75. slo0O
$l3. 80 and upward
PRINCE ALBEIT sUITs-sl2.25. SIS. 80, sl7.4O
$1,000. az. rs and upward.
BoYs' SUITS, Coats. Vests and Long Pants, sizes
IL to Is years. 80. $3.50. $3.50. ~. $3.50. 81
and upward,
Bols' sUITs-Jacket ard Short Pants-4 to ii
years. sl.o6, 600. s2.s7. s3. S3.25. $3.50 anu up
ward.
Long Pants for boys 81. so and upward.