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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-07-24

Of people whose interests are SO inter
locked we should work together more
than we have done heretofore. Har-
mony of sentiment, concert OF action,
is what. We need in Henderson, and
the GOLD LEAF wants to see more Of IT..
From its very beginning this paper
has taken a stand in favor of every
measure which it conceived to be tor
the best interest of the town and com
munity. 1t has not believed in stand
ing still while other places were going
forward. 1t has advocated industrial
Improvement and the establishment Of
new enterprises Of all kinds. The pub
lie good is what it has labored for and
with a spirit of unselhshness that per.
haps has not always been for its own
good, it has steadfastly supported a
more liberal and progressive spirit
and has earnestly endeavored to cult
vate such a sentiment among our PEG
pie.
We are proud of the past and jealous
of the future. We do not intend tt
allow our sister towns TO surpass u:
either in material growth and pros
perity Or in intellectual advantages i
we can prevent it. We ask the aid o
every citizen Of Henderson in making
our town more thoroughly progressive
in every particular. 1t is well worth
the effort it will cost to obtain such {
result.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-07-24
A. DOLLAR ..'SAVED
IS A DOLLAR MADE

1t requires no fine mathematical
calculation to prove this, nor does it
require any of-told tale to impress
upon the minds of those who trade at
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-07-24

ErUptIOnS.
OXFORD, n. C., July Is, 1855
Mrs. JOE PERSON-M aoam:-As | have
been very much benefited by the use of
your Remedy, think it my duty to testify
to the same. l have for some time past
been troubled with Rheumatism and also
an eruption of the skin on the chest and
shoulders which was very annoying. l
used your Remedy, and have been entirely
cured of the skin disease, and very much
relieved of the rheumatism take great
pleasure in recommending it TO the public.
Respectfully,
GEO. B. REAVIS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-07-24
Judge Shepherds Opinion.

Judge Shepherds Opinion.
WASHINGTON. n. G..
Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy has been used
by a member of my family, and the result
has been very beneficial. believe it to be
good medicine.
JAMES E. SHEPHERD.
Mrs. Brown the case alluded to in Judge
Shepherds testimonial, says:
1t is with pleasure add my grateful tes
timOny to the hosts of witnesses who have
attested the virtues of Mrs. Joe Persons
suffering, it has proven to me the best Of
tOnics and blood purifiers. An obstinate,
irritable ulcer on my ankle, from which
suffered agony for years, seems to have
healed entirely and BEAUTIFULLY under its
purifying effects, and my general health
has greatly improved.
MRS. S. Il. BROWN.
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1.-THE Post does not charge that the existing
condition of things, IA unearthed by the pend
ing investigation. shocking as it Is, is of so
heinous nature as to demand peremptory
repeal of the law, although the tree is generally
10 be judged by its fruits. ~ Washington Post
II is this sort of attack by insinuation which
The STAR has considered to be unjust and in
furious to the merit system, threatening the in
terests of the public service and the nation,
and with them the interests OF the clerks and
people Of Washington. Such comment is hardly
10 be expected from the recently announced
civil service reformers of superior
kind, and lately avOwed friends of the
merit system, who are prosecuting an
investigation Of the Commissioners 1t
smseks rather of the spokesman in disguise, who
cannot drop the habit Of twisting all things
into weapons against the merit system. The
iusinuation of such comment is to the effect
that abuses and evasions Of the merit system
are fruits of that system, for which the law es-
tablishiDg that system is responsible. and that
such abuses. If Of sufficiently heinous a nature,
would justify a demand for per-
emptory repeal Of the law. The attack is
upon the law and the system, ana not upon the
abuses; for if the better enforcement of the
law were desired violations would suggest a
eTehStheninS OF the law. ana not us repeal.
Nothing has been developed in the investi-
cation which affords the slightest justi-
fcation for an attack. direct or indirect,
upon TIE merit system or the civil-servlce law.
And very little OF interest has been elected
which was not known and admitted before
tie investigation. Campbell and Shidy
have suffered in the inquiry, each
through his own testimony But
the confused and contradictory evidence
Of the former, while it reflected upon his in
telligence, did not have even tendency to
overthrow the clear proof that the questions
copied had been used and were worthless. and
That his act had no effect and could have no
effect upon the fairness OF the examinations.
Shidy's rascality as spokesman aiding to evade
the civil service law known through an in
vestigatiOn by the commission itself, and was
reported and denounced by the commission.
The additional fact brought out by his exam
instion was that he did not repent his misdeeds,
and was unworthy the protection which the
commission attempted to give him against
punishment for telling the truth. 1t is hard to
see how public confidence in the merit system
Is to be shaken, or a repeal of the civil service
law suggested even if it should be established
that Campbell is stupid and that Shidy is as
much a spokesman at heart today as when he
broke the law IN Milwaukee.
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81 EACH
SMYRNA HUGS.
800 Smyrna Rugs. 4x7f
Reduced to $780,
250 Smyrna Rugs, IT. 6x5 #.
Reduced to $40.
500 Royal Smyrna Rugs. 3Oinx5 it., very finest
quality. Reduced to SO. 80.
Misft Carpets and Remnants, from to % yards, at
very low prices.
DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
1000 yards Madras. Red III ed from 81 % to 4Oc.
per yard Very rch and elegant for drapery and
rative purposes
Beautiful TAPESTRIES, Reduced from 81 and sl.75
Large line OF Nottingham Curtains very fine quality
at ACTUAL CUSf.
ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE REDUCED
LOWER THAN EVER
If you need Furniture of any description don't fail
to taAe advantage % the great sacrifice.
NOW Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
WALL PAPERS,
WALL PAPERS.
AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
We have Just received an elegant new line Of Wall
Papers and Decorations.
Latest Designs and Effects
Estimates Furnished. Low prices
JULIUS LANsBURGH.
mil 18th and SITS.
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BAne.rss.
". b MOSES q SOMA
Cor. llth and y sta. nv.

N IN Grst E make ron for the .rs s,eci e sss.
and other sessonahle scas nzs, Ssf5,ss. Leysss
peiied . sscriss. many d..lrsSl. SooS 'f fss
following sre few OF the BAkoAlNsi
cARPErs
90 patterns Of from 20 70 loo yards each SMITH.
Best Moouetts Garrett REGULAR proe also. rrduosd
Is ps..ern. BODY Rrus.el. csrge. sos. Per yard
reduced iron sce 10 oc. Ter yard sA''' s0-i''s'
10 patterns Best Qualify Al Wool Ingram Garnet
SS smSrn. Nat. ~ 1 sSS 81 ss each Thee. an
~ s5Se sSas S sonI. sPd .SsS .'s A
STRAW MATING. STRAW ArTrNa.
90 o.. sp5ns !. nov srryins They y.
Prices vary from loo. per yard 40.
ASK TO SEE
ling are the sss, Sss ~ s''' Mat
PAKLoR FURNITURE
One Isrse PsrlOr Suite for si75. This s superb
frngeds Price Was s2O0.
. veil h'f sss ss .sT s,,h ss
quality OF Plush. Price silO'
OF tiys gieces covered in Mch.ir Crushed iisss ana
would be cheap At s45.
TABLES TABLES.
We , viii oner six different patterns Of P.ror Tables
LOUNGES.
sl6 Lounges reduced to sl4
s - iionnses reduced % slo.
Cabinets Fancy Chairs, Ea.eis. pesks &c. propor-
BED ROOM FURNITURE
reSinr An III. sn OAK Pscss els hi; our
after this lot IL sold.
resular az set. and ennnot Ss dspIss,ea rus our
OAK Chests of Drawers worth s22; reduced %
9as Wardrobe Folding Bed. with hne large Mirror
DINING ROOM. HALL xSp OFFICE 0 TTSksSfTURE
wsSn S,as lizards worth 80 reduced 70 sls
leather Seat Chairs, worth ga reduced 70 e. e5
3 OAK and Walnut Desks, worth s23. reduced 10
= Antique Oak Hat Racks. worth sl3; reduced to
81, he sboye are only few Of the many bargains in
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
lac CURTAINS.
Pairs Madras Curtains. - n pair; reduced from
Pair Madras Curtains. 81 rs pair: reduced from
- Pairs Madras Curtains, a. q pair: reduced from
a. Pair Madras Curtains. 80 pair: reduced from
z Pairs Madras Curtains. IS pair: reduced from
Pair Madras Curtains slo pair: reduced from
Fairs Swiss Curtains $3.50 pair; reduced from
a., large line Of Nottingham Lace Curtains At less
from $40
$40 " -fA' i'~ee~ AiOA'
g., ;3s Pairs Imported Chenille. $3.50 pair; reduced
II Pairs Imported Chenille. $40 . pair; reduced
- lards All-silk Figured Turcomsn four different
oeslkns 81 Der yard red uced from 81.
200 haras Remnants " Iurcoinaa and Velour n
halt price.
PLrSHEs
~. SHE y. Flush II eoors "A inches wide. worth clio
Fine slk frieEe Pushes. 24-inch wide. worth s4so
al i ne Mohar Frisze Pushes, 24-inch wide worth
hAMlES AND kAw SILKS
our STOCK Il 80 large and variety 50 great we have
oeclued " give 33ts per cent OF every dollars
Wort worth sold Tor limited length Of time. We must
make room or Slip Cover and Cretonne Goods which
are arriving daily The discount reduces these Goods
to price that offers good tor future USE
So, WALL PAPERS.
We have many remnant and odd lots, comprising
suhcleht % IaIer both large and small roonls which
We VIII sell at hafprice his a good opportunity
70 paper Your house or home tor very little money.
our bargains are Tor cash only; where credit In
granted the Regular prices must be charged.
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In few weeks the international conference
will have concluded its labors and started on a
tour of the southern states. This great con-
Eress Of American republics is a notable event.
teen If but little should result Immediately
from its deliberations. The remote conse-
quences cannot fail TO be beneficial The items
On which there have been or Will be agreement
are INSTRUMENTATION, customs union. pat
6nts. extradition treaties, sanitary regulations.
Cnd some others. As to coinage there will
hardly be an agreements reached. because the
Latin Americas are in favor of unlimited COIN
age and the United States membership on the
committee is equally divided, Mr.. Estee, of
California, being in favor of unrestricted silver
coinage, and Mr.. Coolidge, of MassachusA
being opposed. The most debated subject be-
fore the conference has been that of a customs
union. More and longer sessions Of the COM
Inittee devoted to its consideration have been
held than of any other in the Congress. The
countries represented on this great committee
are the United States. Mexico, Brazil, the Ar
rentine Republic, Colombia, Chill. Venezuela
and Nicaragua. The difficulty in agreeing to
a report is due to the rival interests of the ma
tions concerned The Spanish American gov
ernments derive their revenues from taxing i'm
ports and exports. They levy duties on all we
send them, while we admit tree 50 per cent of
what We get from them. Certain articles such
as flour, provisions, clothing, petroleum and
lumber, which those countries do not produce,
they are willing to admit duty free or for large
reductions IL We. in return. admit free their
sugar and carpet wool. The United States
member, Mr.. Henderson, is willing to concede
free sugar but not free wool. Some sort OF
compromise will probably be effected
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Attention is called to the fact that the pro-
jected railroad down the backbone Of the hemi-
sphere is the only proposition adopted by the
conference without amendment. The promi-
hence given to the scheme by the special
friends of the Secretary of State indicates that
Mr.. Blaine is warmly enlisted in behalf of the
great project and the probabilities are that,
whether the idea of subsidies for steamship
lines can be carried into operation or not, the
railroad will solve to large extent the
problem of INSTRUMENTATION. OF course
this railway along the Cordilleras and Andes
would develop the Latin Americas more than
anything that has been devised. But il would
extend our trade relations increasing the mar.
bets for our goods and bringing to US the pro.
ducts of far away democracies-the guano OF
Peru, the gutta perchs of the Amazon, the
coffee OF Maracaibo and innumerable article,
from every country south Of the gulf.
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The people at the antipodes are having it no.
this winter, Austraiia's Thermometer going up
to l0l in the shade anu Ia In the sun. i,
should be remembered that our winter is their
Summer, and c1oe Ce7-sa. Australia has suffered
much this season from floods and accidents.
Thus it seems that misfortune has been equally
distributed around the world. Yet the sum Of
benefits is greater than the sum Of misfortunes
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Dun Cnrn1r PLAN.

FURNITURE, CARPETS. MATTrNas. OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES. RKFRIa-
ORATORS. STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOO DIS IN GENERAL. Low FOR CASH OR ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Poplar Bed Room Suites from els up.
Oak Bed Room Suites from s25 up.
Walnut Bed Room Suites from $40 up.
Psrlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, s35 up.
Ingram Carpet from 25c. per yard up
Brussels Carpet from Z SC. per yard up.
Oil Cloths from 25c per yard up.
g PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
All Carpets Sewed and Laid Free OF Charge. We
guarantee the customer against loss In matching.
as we charge only for the number Of yards
sary to cover the floor.
1t will pay you call on before purchasing else
where, As you viii End our Prices Lower and Terms
Easier than any other house in the city
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS.
p. GROGAN.
739 and TAI 9TH St NV.
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The new adviser Of the Emperor William is
Or. Hinzpeter. his former tutor. and there is a
possibility that when the firm of Hohenzollern
Bismarck is dissolved the firm OF Hohenzol-
lern Hinzpeter will carry on business at the
old stand
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II the Senators are real downright anxious
20 End out how correspondents find out. they
should get telephone connections with them
selves and say Hello"
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PHILApELpHIA SToas.

PHILADELpHIA SToas.
OPENING OF SPRING AND SUMMER
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
One case Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Vests at
10c. Ecru only. One case White and Ecru,
finished arm holes, at Ike. This one never
sold less than PC.
One lot White and Ecru, Extra Quality
and silk Finished High neck and long
sleeves and low neck and short. Only Poe.
One lot Extra Quality Isle, with Crochet
Silk Necks. Only SOC.
Choice styles in Ladies' Fancy Hose, all
the new Boot Patterns Only 25c. Guar
anteea positive Black Hose for Ladies and
Children at 12S. %, IS and soc.
Choice styles in Mems Fancy Half Hose,
10, 25, 35 and SOC.
Fosters Guaranteed Kid Gloves at !. 90
81 80 and Sl.15 pair.
Imitation China Silks, extra width, 125S
and Ice. yard.
32-nuch China Silks, extra quality and
choice styles. Tufted silk Fringe to match.
Bargains in Mattings.
CARHART & LEIDY,
mil S2S 9TH ST. and 706 ST. NV.
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Oklahoma il too near Kansas to object to a
colored man for territorial governor.
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(NARD.
" Bsve your FURNITURE REPAIRED, REupHor.
siEhED and FINISHED at WALrEk'S Apt,one
Furniture Establishment and storage Ware House a.t3
St All work done first class at lowest can
prices. No extra charge for calling for or deiverina
work mS-6ts
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Chauneey Depew thinks that presidency in
hand is worth more than one in the bush.
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Biennial March billiards. are becoming
chronic in this latitude.
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BEAyT.Egt SgE1ss D y Goops:

BEAurrruL SpRrsG DREss GooDs.
SILK MOHAIk BRlLLIANflNkS, il new spring
shades, excellent quality, very silky, Zoe
1ONsDAlE CAMBRlC, nnest quality yard wide,
loo.
ENGLISH HENRIETTA CASHMEREs. extra wide.
double width. the quaiity pew spring shades, zoe.
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BIEACHED COTTON, yard wide. She.
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS, wide double fold
SHEETlNG COTTON, excellent quality immense
double width, 25c.
superior QUALITY BLACK FRENCH SILKS;
HENRIETTA CAsHMERES. ELEGANT FRENCH
DkEsS GOODS, nearly yard and half wide. pure
wool: special cash bargains 5Uc., real value Zoe.
SILK EELSEts. SILK tIUsHks, 5Vc 75c., 81.
slLh MOHAlh BklLLIANT1NEs, excellent quail
iy nearly yard ana quarter wide. special cash bar
TRECo CLOTH DRESS GOODS. wide double fold.
nearly al WOOL = yards Tor 81.
BLACK SILK MOHAlR BhILLIANTINES. very
hne quality vide double tod 31hc:
e2.5O s3. 10, IS, SO, SS.
BLACK sCRAh SILKS, excellent quality, SOC
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and = half
wide, pure wool: special cash bargain 5Uc.
INDIA sllkS, 3a1se CHINA SILKS, 373<c
Soc ~
CARTER,S Cash store.
I'll MARKET SPACE
TONERS. f24
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FEBRUARY %. 1890.
JUST RECEIVED BY
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY
NEW MAPLE sUGAR-sECoND LOT
Strawberry jam. Imported, per doz 1925.
Raspberry Jam, Imported, per doz. 1928.
Red Currant Jam, Imported, per doz. 1925.
Damson JAM Imported, per dog. S2.25.
Apricot Jam. Imported. per doz. 81. 25.
Bent's Graham Wafers-W without Sweetening.
Bents Water Wsfers-Without Rival
Bent's Handmade Water Crackers
Worldwide Reputation.
Potato Chirs-snperior Quality.
Mandheling Java Coffee
The highest grade grown.
Kippered Herring. Imported-A Great Relish
No. 1 Shore Mackerel-Extra Quality.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY.
AIS Ninth st.
Hs.-we are still Offering bargains in our FLOUR
Dsspsr'msn1 EXC
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An-INCH MOHAIR, IN ALL NEW SHADES, l3c.;
SfO Double Width Pacific Cashmere REM a It's tic
french-efect Saline Furniture Covering, ll2lc.
m1-3t DOUBLE COMBINATION, sc,
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REDUCED Pn,crs AND WHr

This time last year the city was led with visitors
aud the PaAis Royals business for the month Of March
was the largest on record We alioss busise
deprseiote. We intend the torai Of this months
sales to exceed last years record That's the why Of
reduced prices for the lately arrived spring novelties
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I l 9

7l9 New 7l9
PARASoLS.
This day we make our first exhibit Of Parasols and
Carriage Shades. These goods have been carefully
selected from the best manufacturers The styles and
colorings are very choice.
Fancy Striped Surah, all colors, So so.
Fancy Plaid surah, b.
Colored Satin, striped borders, S2SS.
Armure Silk, all cOlors, 3d.
China Silk, lined, i'll the newest shades So. So
Fable Francaise all colUrs, So.
Handsome Biack Silk, covered with Striped Lace
Net, $1l.
Handsome Black Silk, Hand-run Lace Covers $40.
mourning Parasols In Plain Black, and Black and
White in Plaid Stripes and Checks. from So % up.
Black Silk Carriage Shades Sl.5o. 81. 25, SO.
Black sati Carriage Shades, S1.SS, S2.75. SO. So
Black Sursh. trimmed with Black Lace, So.
Misses Changeable Striped silk, $500.
Children's l0-inch Plain Silk, 75c
Children's l4-nch Striped Silk. sl25
Chiidren's 16-inch striped Silk. Sl.5O..
UMBRELLAS.
26-ipch Gloria Silk. paragon frames. with oxidized
handles, also natural sticks, sl.65.
Gents 2S-inch Gloria Silk oxidized handles, So 25
26iuch Silk, with natural sticks and silver mount
ings, 50. 30.
Gents 2S-inch SILK, oxidized silver handles "a So
26-inch Mourning Silk, with plain and fancy ebony
sticks, g. $3. 30, 4.50.
DRAPERY NETS
Just opened special line Of 4snch Black All. Silk
Draping Nets, considerably under the regular price
and offer them at the following low prices: 95c 81
s1.1O, 81. so, S1.73. 3 ..SS, So.
4S-iuch Point d'Esprit, SSc., S1.1O, s135
42-iuch Chantilly flOunciug. $1.2o. Regular price
S150
60-inch Chantilly Flouncine. s1sS. Regular price
S33S.
6O-inch ShantiIly Flouhcing. &c. Regular price
1915.
60-inch Chantly Flouncing, $3.50. Regular price
So
E 9. DAVIS
mi 719 Market Space. corner 9Th st.
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<AUTING FLANNELS nc; MANCHESTER
~ sat mes, 6sic.; Amaskeag Dress Ginghams, 1Ac.;
Side band CasnIneres, IL 21inch Mohair, 12i8c
remnants. KAUFMAN's DOUBLE COMBINATION.
ml-3t
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An1Y SPRING STYLES,
M. NJ. j. HUNT
1905 II st. n. ".

Has Just returned from New York and Il prepared to
show line of her exclusive styie> In French Bonnets
and English Hats and all the Latest Millinery Novel;
tea Of her importation, TO which ths attsnon Of
her customers 10 rsspectfully invited ,a2-amo
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HEAD F1Hsr."
739 and TAI 9TH st. q. ".

Talking Of Hats-what do you think Of the
spring styles and shapes! Your reception Of
them makes them booming successor dire
failure. Have you seen themf Had real good
look at all Of them? Compared the differences
tried em on-seen how you look in each one'
That's what we like you to do. It's our bust
ness to give you the benefit Of what we know
our taste and Judgment. You can't ask US too
many questions.
The Derbys are "hugging the head" closer
this season than ever. All the different blocks
are smaller. The imported as well as the do
mestics.
We'd like You to take a careful look at the
Derby we are going to sell this season at s1.90.
That's all Well say ahoutit now-Look att.
The Miller, Youman and Knox blocks are
ready-Amercan shapes-and our first impor-
tation Of the English worthless
Silks on hand-the Young Gents, Broadway
and Miller-with the others expected any day.
They're change in shape from those you are
wearingN To be in style youH have to change.
We promise you, you know. the best hats that ars
byockedfor $3.50, $3.50 and 81. We mean
just that. too-THE BEST HATS THAT ARE
BLOCKED.
There's perfect shower Of Children's Novel.
ties coming in. It's bewiiderins almost-there
are many different motions" Jockey Caps.
Cloth Sailors, Glazed Sailors, Tam O'Shanters,
Tarpaulins, Fez-in a hundred expressions.
There isn't style Of Hat comes into the mar
ket that is not submitted to us-If we like it.
think you will-we order it for you. We never
miss the "bull's-eye" Of your taste-Do We!
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W. B. MOSES SONS,
Cor. 1lth and r sts nv.
SPECIALS FOR SEASON
Reingerators, Wire Window screenA
STRAW Mating, Wire Dour screens,
BABY Carriages, Rattan aud heed CnairS
Irlcycles, Rope Fire Escapes,
helocipeues, Slip Cover Goods,
Hammocks, Creionnes,
ml &c, &c, &c.
1A-INCH M0HAIR, IN ALL NEW SHADES rec
tO Double Width Pacific Cashmere Remnants l6c.:
french-enect Saline Furniture Covering. llAc.
mist DOUBLE COMBINATION, ae,
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OUTING FLANNELS, 14c.; MANCHESTER
" Sailues Csc; Amasaeag l,ress Ginghaus, 131c
side band Casneres, lO1ac 27iuch IiUhair Ike
remnants, KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION
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nQLAH CHALLIES, PERSIAN EFFECTS, 6s4c !;
" Wool tnalses, exclusive Designs, l2lSc Satiiles
French effects, wli b 81 the borderings. l5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-03

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