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Mr. Editor; Ia 1a72 my daughter wac
taken with membraIso1s Group. and up m
her recovery was left totally deaf / called
on TWO eminent physicians, who said fhey
eoul do othing for her. As last resort
teok her 10 Df. Oar, in, WHO cured her
80 she has never been troubled With deaf
ness since. | consider il one Of tn greas-
ess cures If electric treatment en- record
and with great satisfaction give this te@ti
monisi. ri-ide iB B-rkeI Y, Alameda Co.
Ca iforna a, and will take great pleasure IN
answering any inquiries concerning this
n9at remarkable cure Yours res Get
fIlly, WILLIAM 5. DIBBLE-
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The Drs. Barrtn are crowded with pa
tients from 10 i. VI. TO Z p NJ They have
a large county practice and read heir
lectFic remedies TO aBy ore de ring
a ut or private disea. e., VII ch are kept
strictly c0nffdt ntIai.
Ore Of the doctors IL vi-itiFg differene
towns In the state to better seco anIoaat
those who find il itnposzibg 10 coTae to
Portland. One Of Tie dS-for@ will be A.
the H # an u USE. Eugene cisy, Dec.
tc g.
The Fesd Office at 7o5 wash ngton
street, Portland. = Ill run a. usual C ii
sgltatiOn and examination FREE. All
cia ses treated free from 10 IN Ii NJ
dai y. Charges moderate, being onEy 81
a month fur I'll disease, or IN that PRO
portion. as cases mag require. Send fer
circular, free 10 any address.
Do not fusuif tine wmder man ia p Hgtt b tall
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

on msss q tks EaElzse nozss~ 1casS
yea eassr a. s1s sl1. o1s ~fgA uias sAs
nzl1 eatrAzcs u IN tke 2iaelA There
4rs aaany Fezsoas faF Ehks. t1s greatest
beiag rh4t IL this wzy | kel - Aass
n Ky Exlag ro0m unbrczea-
Ms hFlng Eoo1 iisz E5eA ~ oas eaa
q ths hssss- Tasre are thres sldes -
A. Ia Raieh there srs siz2oaS th1s
giElag - the reon Hst oniy tAe saa zaa
treezs Al d2y wien / vaRt them. set
a. the e-eets of sAF zn3 water. borh
- uigaE 4H& Zsf IS well Ea&er these
xladoss are diFaas l0w seats ana
casbioaS asd a3eTs them ionx shelf
running all zteat the soom toF kooxS
Ia one cerneF stan&s tas 1reTlaea. an
oI5-f-sni3ned EranzIn Nirh It's shiatng
brass and irons 2ed iox fender.
wogh a. one END by many fee1
! sometimes poadef whose fees
they we're thas Tor half = cenEury or
ueFe. before sac Frsaklia cane into
my possession. rested themselves 80
loag On tnis ieaier. Whether they be-
longe3 20 some comfortable old parer-
famiiiaz. paper IN hand. loungins back
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chirpin~ itself TO ress. and now pot OF
bright flowers There are pots OF flow
ers everywhere. And once I saw the
hans of some woman at dinaer-no
faces can b seen from the dock so
delicate and dainty that would walk
many miles 90 see them again through
that little crack ia ths window. was
standing there and watching those
hands. the wind fresh from the river
blowing keen in uY face. when the idea oi
a house-b boat came % ny mind I had
found a place for nv key. "a boat. a
boat sang Ny house must be
boat"
fs was long tire before &c was buiit
for Fac buying of a boat is 40 ordinary
sftir. and hcuse-ho8ts then in this
country were vcrr little talked o. Stil
81 was done. and COW it les-bat why
say where1 for next week So VIII be
gone There is Teol ola New En-
e'anier. with a trlr and tidy wife az one
of the wharvcs. behind canal whose
b1rro Z and mv boat are reinv a-soilnr
E1- to-day lt lics mcored Just across
che narrow part 5f she river at the foot
glow me Covers on deck ncd their
many co'erei heads a. yoa in greeting.
ere nhIts cartsius al tie o9en uinlov
STR. or. Is wiling % believe, vita a
sort ~ sn-has. assic IRON ise Of whatlles
in ESQ coii dim room inside Even the
srcse from enc eaimaev, busy wish
rcri cheer. bends tovsrd yea vita q
vice sava ~ weicore before tossing
ftself -errilr unvsrt Not only THIS.
hut when gen stand on TIE further
Shove looking ever. 7ou see The ll-afs ard
coc-s frcn the Bear cone down across
the rumoiei si-face - ERE wa-er - meet
von. ia -aror suuous lises 70 Tcar very
feet aad ss rou step into the htsie
tcat shat carries vou arer tbev q can
snd glance en6cr voar bca& slears
lecEenin-. and receEnr tse neaFer vou
arrroach. tIii rten 7au sseo asc1r8 8nl
pass cheers. lfse eeil-traine3 asessanrars
their oHce fl,allsd lbeg 7snlsa ssietly
AVA = silelce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

o. tAHH-+ -1-
afser hoars oi the sass aad din Of the
streets. a agasplns CONSULTATION With tine
tables. and 4erlsh With aot and hurry
ing crowds / thought long time about
this. bat my elaas AZ hss. were vague,
for above 81 things ssased 10 possess
key. This key Kas not 60 guard my
belongings. I never tno4gbt Of lt IN that
Way. is sas rather % opeh the way 70
them. It aas something l VAS % have
and % give away, 20 ist pass from hsad
T. hand llke good gold in circulation
had 40 dea Wuas door That key Was 70
r.. nor where that aoor WAS % be. All
/ kneW was that is Ra5 % lead him Who
had lt % comfort aud repose, 10 wide
windows looking % tho sky; yes, and 70
quiet corner here cushions and books
should beguilo him 10 rest And over
al there WAS % DO an atmosphere
breathing 20 each personal welcome,
as though somehow or other every thing
man found there was his own.
And 50 real did that KEY become 20
me. that not only with friends but with
tired strangers l saw In the cars. l
found myself on the point Of handing it
with ''use this to-day, you'll be better
for 10 to- morrow" l never saw brain
weary man or woman without longing
for their sakes 70 own that key. Even
more for two lovers or for any congenial
souls craving solitude for themselves
Where this house was 20 be was a
question which bothered mo not a little
NY thoughts turned toward the mount
aims with their hushed and purple twi-
lights, and the thrill of their woods at
dawn My memory brought back
certain breeze rollicking around hill
top and blowing OF in breath all tho
care had carried with me- If mountain
air viii DO that With care. that, thought
]. Is the place for my house. But tt
was all 50 many hours away, and with
q house hours away, what IS one TO do
with 4 key? ] saw that no house in
voIving long journey TO reach IL could
ever fulfill hOspitable intent, when
that intent Is TO welcome not SO much
the opulent as the wayfarer. And for
the wayfarer one must have above all
things key. For the finest hospitali-
u is that which shall not call on the
hos. to dispense just as gift is great
est in which all sense OF obligation is
lost.
There IS q bend In the elevated road
coming from the Battery where one
gets glimpse of great tangle OF masts
thrown up against the sky, the roofs Of
old houses. a patch of green with its
solitary park policeman, and the many
colored tops Of canal boats, budding
like painted tortoises that have wad-
died away out OF the wind II you
walk down BIZ those at night, or better
still, in the crisp. ecol twilight of an
October day, you get glimpse now and
then o. life within that opens up new
possibilities. Now it is little gleam
o. red in the lamplight, q bird that is
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03
THE SPANISH Bull RING.
-. es rh~ rsrzas C.s1 tn tie AkSa.-
IN. 0s,ssfss Psoeezsis@ ~ss tas fAr~s
Asxs ~ a Flg at--Ths Es2aa-'s fhrass
-cerx xzsaLrs - Is O.sexxS4


~s.s eesf sfax azs a. ether s9cEts las i.s
,..es,.t. -rastta rerr scl ~ A. efs4 - Psets
qes .osasa se Eoras cr eeA rlaE seslslsts q
q sssrge1 .saesf1nssssr ~ ei4z2s tAs o2Frc-
rse tsresre.sasg fareef 'N--le.e- slsTcl-ll lsl,s
snes-esyI. stsLsl3es 4a4 se-lss ise@ss and
s4lezF = spaa7s t1exest o. t-e sAa~y
s3e s tae ETea-aeEs = if<et-e.s "a
ua1-e o7roslss is ~ s1a = t19 e-ll eseefsff 3
T4s tssfl psas belaa tae bVceeer's esz ere cal.ed
.-ter.ses ssa q sitaes slts ~ t1tm ale t1s
srlts IA eatrancss fsr the csa9 a5e aF-ag
feiaFs Taare is slsg dEcsslns roeil. ci-- pes
asazlolr. els.
"A .xasarsllav consists q eTst TIE fraats-
aa-it ~ .,saesae wh8 uses tbe care Whe8
great esaeree-c Erlse. 49, al@ays Eiiis ne
puu u fas .a1sd -ct 59ceEtly segee Il 2oFs
.-peocss ~ .ca1cs" Hao rss t1c etpote
(c.aak3 a. tQ-a tae heil. take AiIa away, pr per
fc-rl als ot1er a-f ~. l-re1 Iaelr o-slhe -
- sarass the baneerlias. or stnal spear
SHAPED earts from eAiea they take tte nene
cf s.tsader.slaros - Thirdly. Two OF three
-pieado-es.H OF moanted speers2oa, armed
wisa rae ''yafan llalcel which has short.
sharp triangular point. The LEGS of The g.c4-
doEes are eneased iu steel arrnor covered Slth
lus kslin. All their outy is q urge tneH horses,
tlinaf0lded up 10 the bul anG taen 70 parry as
GttecA With their iancss
Tb8 vcrnaeular IS Elost protuse and intricate.
A few II rs expressions gathered AZ TIE ring
MI perhaps be % interest
Tee 'eapotc' (cl0sgl = the sine Gua non of q
bell agateg and IS his only defensive weapon.
II hides him from the sight of the ball ~ oriIt
ca moments
Tee .ospada' OF 'es.ogle" Sword belongs
only % The mataeor OF the mar who dispatches
the ban. a-d hence among the knowing the
natador IS called the "cspaca." When play
Ing the bun fer tao coup q grace he uses .
snail scarlet cape called the 'rouieta, which he
keeps opsn IA his loft hand hanging BY pointed
stick
"Bsadsr1lles" arc short barbed sticks GOV
erec vita co.3rcd paper. They are de lugo'
when adorned with ribbons. flowers and tinsel
and de flego" when armed with fre-crackers
instead
''diyi3a" or device OF tho owners coiors is
stuck In the bulls neck before he enters the
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

tAe po.isasd horas make one plaags torsefc
I'D g1e Eezlous schal0f i iUPaie1 a 2g~
cry o. horror rlcs fhToskh tie tarons Ss Itke
Enans hyla ageziEed fsce Arisss ard falls vilh
the bgl.'s teasing head A. last he tToQs % tGe
ground almost lifeless- He D. fnstaHtly GOV
cred Dy MaEEalslut's Ila1.le. Nhtcn oelues like
tlle WiaTs % qro.ec.lus spirit. Ihc bun again
leaves 4ls helpless sielAn for tae ost q rsc
eol3r Taancefs o. aaQlaase gIrel Luis' sac
oessiul play and Us author ka0eis 81 bFavado
Oa one kace heIorc tie e1lfagel oLii himself
THIS may n0I bs bravery il oS.t ainly IS not
ooEardice Tae uneolt tcioas victim of TIE
sport Is carried asti.y to tie hospital and tie
game sees Oh. Tho nishtp IS scon forgotten IN
tic exeiteuont o. the day, ana Is only recalled
when the unfegtouate nan Is ister or crawn
sr0und he rzg ss-l alive snd recli0ing in =
barouche.
Asein the bggle brays. and nos tie oandefil-
lero awaits win bsnaerillk IL either hanc The
critical moment me ba.l has 81 "a him aud
curiously watches hI0 every movement The
tunlight playing OF the mans gos1an emoroic-
cries snd on the brute sre1 s,lou-.ers and assv
ing fianks presents scene that Y altogether an
interestt.R one The crowd = as stili IS death.
Like dying Mercury, tie baaderillero leaps
forward. A run and rnsa snd beast meet. and
the 5ull. believing win rage. veinly tries 10
fling OF TIE singing darts which have beea
deity stuck IN his shoulders. he charges here.
he rusAes there, oaiy % be bafled az every
point A second banderilso plays his part and
other darts pierce the bulls SIDE A third then
follows for the etiquette demands that every
bun have three pairs II bandeIfuas 10 adorn his
smarting shoulders.
Again the bugle calls and The great third and
las. act is 10 be played. The Elatador, with
blade and cloak il hand, to1s his cap, and NUT
ters this chact;
Brindo poor Ccia
Por su noble companiA
La gentc G'esta TERRA
\ 10 fOraStera
] toast your worship
Your noble company,
The people of the place,
And the strangers.
BY graceful sweep OF the arm the matar
dor casts his cap behind him and goes forth 10
battle.
The crowd now prepares for the chief event.
The espada's every motion is followed by
ten thousand eyes Warily he approaches the
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

beast his red cloak open In his left hand Tho
animal charges the red object 1ercciy, but IN
vain. for flashing over its horns, IL flaunts be
fore his puzzled eyes. Now this way, now that,
he turne and twists, enragcd By this wili-o'-the-
wisp. Raging foauing, painting. be tries 70
pierce II with his horns. "Hole maestro, muy
bien, muy bien," admirtngIy commends the
crowd Gs with the red mantle the espeda
makes his various passes in rapid and bril-
liant succession.
And now the fatal moment has como. The
bull stands squarely on his four feet. ''cuaG-
rado," they call il. With lowered head he
watches the rcd flag. Lagartilo stands side
ways TO him and rais.s his keen blade 70
level with his eye. he sdkes aim calmly along
the edge Of the shining steel The ouiv
ering cape holds the brutes attention. One
step forward and the blade is buried TO the HIT
between the monsters shoulders. Wild yell
OF enthusiasm bursts from thousands Of throats,
for the certain thrust has reached the hoart.
and quiveTing 10 every limb the dying brute
gazes from reproachful eyes upon his heartless
slayers.
"And heavily down with his vast weight hefalls,
AS whcn. uproOted falls hollow gine
On Erym3ntLus or Mount ldas sloe
A shower OF sombreros Cutters INTO the rlog.
bat each is deftly flung back GTs.n b. The proud
victor OF the flght Cigars fall lii:c leaves st
his feet and are gathered by the suboroinate
actors IN the great National >paIL At4e MUSIC
plays. the maestro makes a triumphant CIR
cult OF the plaza bowling 70 the compliments =
toe people while al tho crowds inslstsnce IN
ear &, the bull Is presented him is Eaculeuto
OF his siillful stroke The mule tcas1s then
gallon into the arena with fsehius tGseels and
iingiing bells. and quickly the slain are dfaCgcd
eWay
Among the poorer classes the bail lighters
ore immortal heroes nud the names cf M1ntes.
Romero Ecd0nao. Ccstiilsrce. Pepe Mo. "El
Chfclancror Gad othors arc better known thaa
arc tie ramcs & Washington, Lincoln, S5cr-
nan and Lee iu our Uaited States
Sundsy is the day for buil Ggats. AID there is
scarce orc in tho season thai Goes rot witress
G professional Ct amateur pcsfsrma7ce u So
vli.c. Malaga. Ccrdcve. Granada, Valencia.
Madrid and many ether Spanish towns Cattle
are bred purely for thci. buil-azatiag merits.
Beef a2i r1iik are socoadzTy cnus.t sraiiooe- a
good suil q a noted breed fetcbcs irol two
hundre % six hundred dellnrs whereas q beef
steer only brings Gffy collars sc NEST
It is confessed that bun fgafiue adsnits p
Absolutely no apology. bgt = is ia one seuss a
relic ~ tie herctc aco- ana ia Spaa s. =
fbought nee so 3rsfai as fas eestl1E - Jelly
q ore human brute ay azcthcr. noT so z1rca
verse haB The oEcs<fas ot meas na3 1orses
backs ever fences. fhe fiew murder - os-i aes
o Dhsasants the iinEeraE aF1nics cf p'gepa
shoots. the leT t-ttslirT rf cog lgsrs ~ tEs
sickening sights oi tbe coek-1if. Dos gCAE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

r,rs t1e p1lIs nesl.asssa Syes. Dew szeg1e<
tasz1Llax.y szzites k.s eaee whsle sek Anos1sr
s.QrEnszis Els--s A4s Pa1s.ns nQ@S l.4s4r239
snc .s1zEz1t1l azez 1ls-jrS ~ gEEes1se cczter
~ - roc oera asrszs@1A - t@az1 klE1. ane 10
wt.aezS4 E1s ozL = - f1SS Wksc1 - Nxtzck-
T1oSe Gzz raazy o4AeF utcss ~ss piSyo1 exe1
- - K-zcl1s q : e4a ETs22 As AsAa k<t taas
49, ss@rT pses 4esriy. = a. 40 a~e1se z1oEze1t
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

First Commercial Traveler-I lilzo 70
strike Milwaukee. Its a lively sown.
with It's t6eaters ard music gardens,
athletic games going on ali the time.
bands of music ard professions con
stantiv passing
Second Commercial Traveller never
saw any of :hat- I've always found
Milwaukee q sober business city.
First Commercial Traveller guess
YIN never stayed taers over sunday
Fae~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

undsr favoTabls son55tisns. tks 20
p7o5nefivs capacity of tas nssro -
r8srvslons Ths wrifeT bss kno~n sns
p3lr gAnoas nsgro. act EXCEPT easily
rirorous rho elsimsd - fs tss fathsr
O. = chil6fsn. IEsrs srs wsIl stta.tea
iastsaess in vhias nsggoss ksss e vsb
ssrta TO - sh-sTsp
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

Wits-Yon dance great deal better
than you did bsfoFs ne were married.
Thsu 7oa always tore ny dress IN dane
in-. hgt vou dent nov.
Hasbaud Hamrhf Then Ididn't have
e paT for it--Iexss Siftlaxs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

Maud lto George. uho Is trying aes-
persocl7 81 rsise mustsehe4 w -.
George. Tcsa actually see So to-day
George lcaIm.g Yes. it IS aow hslr-
sFparen The JURY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

ring, and largo mona (rosette) OF the
same Is often carried on pole before the bulls
advent
An incident is called 'cogida" and O rescue
quite" AL strokes are "suertes.' When
there is a combination OF talent the plaza"
is sometimes divided into two equal parts by
fence, and two Quadrillas with two bulls CON-
pete, one on either side The sight is curious
one Then again there is pole-vaulting over
the bull putting banderillas from a chair that
IS instantly reduced to sticks by the bull, and
many other tricks which sound almost impos-
sible, and which must be seen to be believed or
appreciated.
The hour Of three had sounded from the
cathedral clock. The "paseo" Is thronged.
The nabobs are all out in force Carriages and
pedestrians surge toward the plaza de toros.
To-day's fight Is benefit for the great cathe-
dTal, and oil good Catholics arc on hand There
are ''banderilas de luio," and Lagartiio, Maz-
zantini and Guerrita are the espadss, repre-
sentipg respectively the science, elegance and
daring Of the ring.
Soon the half hour sounds. The band strikes
Up, and TO it's inspiring strains come galloping
forth two ''alguaciles," men dressed IN black,
and looking like ancient dons. With their
pluued hats in hand they pause and bowling 10
the occupent of the presidents box, crave per-
mission 70 begin the sport. They return to tho
opposite gates. Then a gorgeous sight meets the
eye as The portals are opened. First come the
block alguaciles on their betassled horses, then
the three heroes Of the hour. marching in line
some twenty feet apart. Their costumes are
nlagreei with gold. Behind them are their
glitter1ng followers, marching In the same open
order. :he picadores. on their sorry nags bringing
up the rear Behind tho procession OF those who
take part como spans of mules, three abreast,
with tsssels and bells and ribbons. Their func-
ton is 70 drag the dead bulls from the ring
Like stream OF molten gold and color the
asctors advance down the center OF the a. "a.
The crowd, with wild enthusiasm, yelis as the
dazzling train proudly rolls onward toward the
Presidents box. Whom before il they halt tho
espadas gravely bow. Their assistants, follow
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03
HELPED FROM THE START

Mr. wm Potts prominent engineer 20 years ssPsses S the NJ C. Ross
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-01

Ono Of the best trap-shooting competitions
held In this vicinity in long time enjoyed by the
members Of the Glenmore Rod and Gun Club Rt Louis
Millers Dexter Park, Cypress Hills, l., yesterday
The occasion the regular monthly shoot OF the
club for the Midas diamond badge elegant and costly
gold medal of great value the possession OF which for
the month 10 eagerly sought for The made
all close the shooting being most interesting. three
Of the competitors tied for the first prize while the
ond prizes also tied for all of which attested
mRrkablo degree OF proficiency the part OF tho
testanty.
There was scarcely any wind, and the birds few
strongly tho impecunio pot hunter est.
Each man shot ut seven live birds in the main event.
shoot OIL being necessary by reason OF the tie between
LevenS OchS and Boehme. The hrSenhmed shooter
proved DO In capital form Nursing out bird out OF
The twentythree pigeons he shot at during the after
noon.
The scores follow: W Levens C2sl 0; W. selover en-
5; j. Van Wckien C2D Q; II. schlechtner CO. .; Jos
Ochs GU. o; j. Boehme co.. 9,
shootof for medal miss and out-LevenR o,
Boehme. 4 and ochB T. Tho first led will wear the
medal for one month from date.
First sweepstakes shoot birds per mRn-LevonB 3:
ochS l; selovor. l; Van Wickilen l; Mcclure; 2
Second sweepstakes race, miss and out-hcGuire, 2;
selOyer, 2; Lovens, 8; Van Wickilen, g.
Third extra race-soloVer, Z; Levsns 3; Van Wicki-
len, !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-01
SHOOTING.
The Amer,eAn shooting r6urpauel

ire AmerteNn Sho0tlnw AouEhhusehNs
COLUMBUS. April sO--The flfth tournament
Of the American Shooting Association began here to
day. The sooresi
Match one at tsrae 80 entrance; % entrieG First
money won by Edwards, second by LAWS Mcdonald
Richardson, Courtney; third by Cochran, fourth By
KnE KruEen.
Match two same conditions, open to onsseu and @.
81 entrAnce 81 entries First money.won by Mcdonald,
second by Edwards KruRen, and Cradle; third by
Shorty and See; fourth By Chubb, Gassford Alkre,
North.
Match three IL targets open to class 81 entrance,
y entries First money by Runyon and See second
By Miller. third BY andrews fourth By dlasStord:
SECOND BY EdwSTdS third ~ King ana 651sS .,
entries First money won by Courtney Osborn. AlklrG
R Ss and and sgE $ ~ aSd
by Penro.e and Edwatds .,-.. -. =. :, ,,no
gussSnssd snrSacs eS:. 0P F.. 70 2oHsy won
by Dsnals 0s6ornS anS PRlmpsTsy second u SoS5r
fourth by Mcdonald and fayetto.
Match Seven Class B-Fifteen targets; open TO Class
money o won BY SSbonSld second By osborn mira ~
AlhTo Levi, and Young, fourth BY AndrovEl =.
i yoan aSf Srd '; ana &o
Match nine, Is targets open to all q entrance, "a
sn.1is, >, FrHs money Won BY Osborn and bands
y Msss96 KrHsgsn And AndrewS and fourth by TSy0r,
Glasses e 6 Sas spSsnss; ;Hl5lss Tn! money
and Srd SS GurpSg and Bra '''' ana AFH's'n
Match eleven 10 targets, open to class Q, q en-.
Young seSSSS BY Frank Sna Randall Hisa
third ~ RAMON, Wise, Richardson and Andrews, and
ss'GS .ToyS ss5Ss SINGLE: and gs,,.
ward and lie wis and third by HekeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-01
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT.

Extraordinary rush on Broadway, near 9th ST. Such
sIht before In New York People actually
tuned away, rs the crowd was 90 great WA nmpoa-
eibo to watt halt the people The entire i've nooEs in
tto large building packed full with buyers Time
smost whom this great assignee sale muet close 90
i6o Broadway ne4t 70 corner Of 9TH IT People coming
from all the United States to attend this great as
ggnee sale. Come oday or you Will be too late. Az tho
the draw. near for this grsat sae to close thS people
lst: 70 secure any Of the = me
broadway, next 10 corner 9th St This h chance OF
the actual cost Z ssSsG 9 or oods YssssSdSy the
minute the dooIs were opened in the morning there
was an Immense rush 70 get into the store 70 Be
waited At the prices they offering goods 10
truly a chance of lifetime We mention beow .
few Of tho bargains they arc oneriue and rSmember
there hundreds OF other bargains We have not
space mention here. All goods arethe latest spring
Mons BnsinssS s1its slse worth sa Mems oasSimsre
sutA $780, worth eia Mems nne Corkscrew Suits
90 rs; worth yia Mons elegant Wide Vale suie eaJSi
worth $40 Mems extra nne quality imported Dtaaonsl
sutA SloI6; worth e2s Mons IIslness Pan'S 81
Pants extra hne S2so worth g. Mems eleGant spring
latest and positively worth s2Q and thousands OF
other bargains cannot mention here the great
siRnee sails Henry BaQhS 79s Broadway next 70 cor
ner st., New York Out this out Bring it with you
and remomboF the address broadway, next 70 corner
9th 1t Sale closes every night at o'clock except Sat
urday open until 10 night Come Immediately 70 this
great assignee sale before II closes Be careful you
make mistake. Remember the place Broadway.
next to corner 9th ut