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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

WksTTxG away, growing thinner every
dav. Poor CHILD You need DR.. Bulls Worm
Destroyers and you would soon grow fat
and hearty. Mamma, get her some
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

A NAx seldom realizes what ashes 70
ashes means until he las 10 silt some
when the wind is blowing great gina
Eiuira Star
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

The suffering man can never make q
pronounced success.-Dsvcnpor Citizen
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
He Had Pull

Drummer TO fellOw-traveler. whom
ae mistakes for commercial tourist
How do you find business2
TrzTeler-Never better
'-Strzngel All the other boys are
kicking about the dull times and the
numerous bankruptcies Yoa must have
= pull What is your li1e2"
.'ForeclOsing mortgages and closing
out merchants Time
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
The GENERAL MARKETS.

BRONCHITIS Is cured By frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

PLEASANT. Wholesome. Speedy. for coughs
is Hale-s Honey Of HOrehOund aai Tar.
Pike TOOthache Drops Cure in one minute.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

To oEEGrLkTE the stomach. liverand bowels,
ami promote digestion. take one of Carter 5
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

THERE probably never was 4 woman who
said an unpleasant thing 20 4 man that she
did not add that she was telling him for his
own good od-EfchisOn Globe
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
PREPAnED FoR ANY THING

Oncer ION West streetl-I don't know
rhether to run y0u In or not You lOok
kinder suspicious
Lord Hnghson Gust over)-Im a.
right Been reading about your climate
here. and didn't know just how % rake
fe fe-pr,~l
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
cousumption surely Cured.

CHEMISTS are seldom henpecked hus-
bands. They have too much experiences
with Observation-Disclosures Free Press
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

Isx'T Il rather remarkable that tho
Oldest inhabitant'i Is never q wOmanl-
Washington Star
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

FoR Throat Diseases, Coughs. Colds, etc,
efectaal relief is found IN the use Of
"Brolrn's Broaehiai 7r0eRls.n Price Is cts
Sod oaiE iH 5o11S
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

Tur fashionable woman in the forties Is
not generally ambitious to discover a new
wrinkle Binghamton Leader.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

DEAD aen tel no tales, but the ones who
write their obituaries ofte3 dO.-Elmira
Star
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

DR.. Pierce's Pellets-gently laxative or
actively cathartic according 70 dose . centA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

A POCKET mirror free 70 smokers Of 'sTan-
silrs Punch SC Cigar
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

The revolver and the bank cashier are
alike, they never 70 OF unless they are
lOaded.--W ashingt0n Star.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

A ADEsD-BEAT can generally stand loan
even II he can't support himself -Bing
hamton Republican.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

THERE are no good liars. though some OF
them are very skillful and talented-N. o.
Piczyune.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

A GEolOsIsT ought &c be a good strata
gist-Yen0wine's News
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

No MATTER how cheap snuff Is offered
II there are no takerx
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

ONE rule for Lent-Never allow your I'm
b1clla 70 be permanently borrowed
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
TERRIBLE IF TRUE


y utter i'm
possibility
it is for An
chs rving
person %
slive inNew
Yorkforany
length of
time With
out noticing
that in cer
zsu circles
the position
Of the sexes
Is being re-
versed- The
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

The whole country sustains great |
loss in the death OF the Hon. William
d. Kelley. 1t was fit browning for
busy ami eventiul life that he should
die with the harness on. But few
men have had more TO do with shap-
ing the policy of the government OF
this country for the last thirty years
than he. Fortunately for Judge KEEL
ley and for the country when he drop
ped INTO Congress he dropped into the
very place he was most fitted TO fll.
lie could have filed higher positions
of honor and trust as ably and honest
ly as any other man of his day, but the
forum OF the House OF Represent tives
seemed 10 be the place where he could
do the most good, While he could
have filed more exalted positions will
honor and usefulness, those who could
have filed his place us ably, as hon
esly or as faithfully were the excep
tons. lie has been a lawmaser
through the most important period OF
his country's history, and should no
marble shaft ever be erected to his
memory he has his monument in the
history of the nation.
lie was radical in his views. and
yet conservative in action. those
who knew him only 10 be preiudlced
against him, recsntcd their error when
in the presence of his genial nature
they learned to love him.
Judge Kelley was great American
citizen. Ills heart was as large as his
country. With the great commoner
OF Pennsylvania, Theddeus Stevens,
Judge Kelley in history VIII stand his
equal. The city OF Philadelphia, for
whose prosperity he was ever watch
Jul and earnest, will miss him most
his State will miss him, the nation
, will miss him; all honor to his
. memory.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Tie closing exercises OF the Institute
Drafting school were held In the base
ment OF the Institute Building last night.
Tue classes were mol quite ~ Large as
formerly, but the Advancement has been
greater. About 100 drawings were ex.
hibiTed. Professor sttnsbury J. Wiley
made few appropriate remarks compli-
IuentAry to both teachers and scholars.
Advanced class James Nelly, Edward
Stuart, James Il. Lamar, winners OF
ticket. 10 the Institute Library; Z. }.
IlarJcastle, Wil.ism II. Graham, Job
Samuel, Joseph B. Worth, Isaac Beatty,
hnnorably mentioned.
Intermediate cisss-A. IL. Blackburn,
Frederick Rob-len, James Edgar, Ell
ward Thompson, winners OF prizes;
Charles $. Ptllllps, George Eichelberger,
Richard Jores. honorably mentioned.
Primary class-John Aeon, Hector
Hammond, Howard SEWER, Edward T..
Mckay, JVtu Evans, winners OF urizts;
Martin Acquire. Robert r, Nanuer.ou
George Flchelberger, T. X. Hamnitt
hslles 4. Pierce, Msler II. Reilhart
Malcolm Baxter aud Mills Ele.tson, hon.
gTubly mentioned
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Mems coarse boots, sizes ., 10 II, on ~
Sl.2l
Boys Kip boots, Sizes ., 1. 0, reduced
from sl,l5 toal.
BOYS kip boots,t and 8. reduced from
s2totl y.
Chidrcn's Pebble. Spring and heels
from sl.25 to poe,
Childrcn's Pebble, spring, buttons,
reduced from " no to 7ic.
Childrcn's Pebble, spring heel. re
duccd from Toe Ia Gbc.
Chiidrcn's spring hecl lace shoes, siz-
cs itp reduced from Gic to tOc,
Ghildrcn's pcbh a. wedge heel, button,
sizes & 10 s. reduced from 81 to 40
Little Boys' hook lace shoes. sizes, 10
and II, reduced from II to tic.
Little Boys hook lace. high cut. re-
duccl from sl.I,to VI 30
Little Boys hook lace and hutton, siz-
Is, II anti ~. reduced iIom ~ 10 To sl
Rig Boys hook lace aud button, sizes
,. nndi, reduced from $50 tn u.
Big Boys' hook lace shoes reduced
from $40 TO w. 70.
Zig BOYS nook lace reduced from
s2.i Sl.7l
Rig Boys hook lnco and button re
duced from - to f2.Jj.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
i,elIm are Railroad Meeting.

poxsE, Del, Jan. D. The stock
holders 0; tie Delaware Railroad Cum
pany mot here tH-la3 aud elected the
,ulioeiug directors. Ctri tian Rebger,
join +. Green, j. n. DuDair,, Gepr e
ulag, (. Tatnal! Manner, Ileuiy d.
". LII, Joeph Il. Whitaker Mau.oyc
iiayts. Alexander johnson, james j..
Ross, Thum"s Curry, j. Turpn MoOle
and Charles J. Harrington.
lie earnings Tor tha year We're re-
ported as sS3ii Isl 81; operating expenses,
SJai l3J. -; net earnings, $50. 3lj. 40.
Al the III cling o. tl.e hi.rd OF directors
Christian Fehl2er, of Wilmington, Wac
elecfed PRESIDENT and ManIoyt Hayes, ol
Dover, secretary and treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
The Morocco Men.

The semi-annual meeting OF the Mo-
rocco Manufacturers National Associa-
ton was held yesterday IN Eden Hall.
The meeting opened In executive associs-
ton ut ll3O O'Clock, with General J.
Parke Postles, president OF the aseoeia-
ton, In the chair.
The business Of the executive session
consumed one hour and IA halt, aud WIS
confined 20 discussion of the state OF
the trade, the effect aud need Of tariii
legislation.
During the session report OF the total
arrival OF skins during the year 1883 at
New York WAS submit ted As iOllONs;
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Tie West Chester Local News said last
night: Last evening as the sJuili-pouud
tralu on the Wilmington aud Nor hrrn
railroad had gotten a short distance south
OF Coa!esville s0us malicious boy threw
a stone, which went crashing through a
car widow. Either the stone or u piece
OF the glass struck a ycuns lady nud cut
cash in her neck, which bled freely.
Sue WAS moi seriously injured, but was
quite little frightened, WediA noi learn
/ tie Young LADY, uane, but il s said .he
4 resides near Chadd's Ford. Tie pass-n-
I gers II tic train did not know WHO the
/ tuy wis who threT the stone. fhrrr
/ can IL but !ittl8 doubf hat the oiieu Ter
would be seyer5ly punished il his i5tnuty
could be es,ehl she'd. TIE practice Of
! throwing stones at Iuortst. tfllus las be-
! GENE entirely Too common Ter tie eatety
and comfort OF passengers, aud an ex
ample shoud hauade o. the first oil.udr
cangfis If railways are 10 carry peopl
with ANY assurance Of taitty.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Ladies' pebble worked button hole re-
durcd from 81 ~ to u 70.
Ladies' pebble worked button hole re-
duced from ~ to q 80.
Ladies' pebble worked button hole re-
durcd nom ~ to 81.
Misses pebble worked button hole re-
duccd from ~ 10 ~.
Misses pebble heel aud spring heel ro-
duced from 81 30 to ~.
Misses pebble heel aud spring hoel le-
duccd FROM tl.7l to tl.2a.
misses pebble square toe worked but
TON hole reduced from 81 To $40.
Mems waterproof hook laco reduced
from 80 to 81 We have a few of the small
sizes lett. ~. b. 5l6, which have been
very scarce THIS season.
Meas calf hools, large sizes to TO- re-
ducrd from - to e.
Mems calf buttons, sizes to 10. re-
duccd from ~ tut
Mems calf nook lace, sizes to 10, from
~ to ~ ~. This u the best shoe iii Della
ware a. the price.
Mcu'- buckle arrtiCs - cents and 81.
Men, woul-lincd Ah.shit-, only - cents
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

The Delaware Sc rerbuud mas lected
The following etiice Pr, sdelt, Daniel
Mater; president, Andrew Detiu.
secretary, hs39 sehGept; Treasurer,
Henry Iiminermani financial secretary,
/. seiucuuerg; trustee, Dauiel Mater;
committee on music, Peter Ebner, j.
Melenoir; director, q. Il. khoads.
The Wilmington Retail urocera A,so-
ciaiiou has elected the following officers
for the ensuaag year: President ID. 5.
F;u5tt, VICE president, b. Ii. Klund
,eete ,try, Norman ietnan; treasurtr, :
W. anu; Trustees, " ii. MeGarrit1
j. Grant, u. ii. Klund. The assocatl, /
VIII give a banquet during the winter.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

The appeal Of the free traders TO the
farmers oil the country that they are
not protected while ali other industries
are, is a specious and subtle one, and
calculated only to breed discomfort
among agrlculturists without Offering
any reieeming quality. The decreased
value Of real estate is pointed ut and
attributed TO the protective policy OF
tho Republican party, aud there are no
doubt farmers who believe Ills TO be
true. They know their farms are not
worth as much to them as they were
fifteen years ago. They look around
to find the cause, and see the manu-
factories in the city prosperous. Yes,
there il is. There is the cause Of the
decreased value oil my property. The
men who build cars, coaches, ma
chinery and steamboats, are protected,
and l am not. They can afford to
give higher rates OF wages. and take
swsy our best workmen from the
farms. Protection does it, there is no
doubt of that. am beginning to think
as these free traders tell me, that am
fool for supporting The party that is
inimical to my prosperity. There are
farms selling for less than they are
assessed at, and protection is the cause
OF 1t. This is about the gist OF The
reasoning we hear from farmers who
have become dissatisfied and feel dis
posed to join forces with the Tree
traders to break down the manufae-
turing industries of the country undei
the belief that they are enemies TO the
agricultursts.
Let US reason with these dissatisfied
farmers whose hearts fail them Il,
they see tho value OF their farms de
crease and their products bringing to
them meager reward. Friend
farmers, would you be better oil undo
free trade? This is worth thinking
about. The tree traders who hav,
been unsettling your minds hav,
pointed you TO the prosperity of Eng
land and have held ii up To you as III,
model land of free trade. All th,
comparisons OF free traders are mad,
between this country and England
All right, then, we will bring beinr,
you another English picture, but no
one that bears out the beautiful
imagery OF farms worth more than
they cost, and are still increasing in
value. 1t is found in the Londor
letter of January 9th, to the New
York Tribune. Ii il headed "a Pani
Among Land Owners" and here /
the paragraph in full:
The sale OF the Norton Manor ettat
for only f3S eco has caused quite PAM
among land owners in the west OF Eng
land. Here is a property in exec.len
order, within three miles of Taunton
with a very five modern house aud a n
duced rental, being close upon 42,0JO
year, and after being In the market for
considerable period there is forced sal
by mortgages with the result that 1t
knocked down to a local Land agent Il
the IL sersble sum Of E3S, 900 where's
475, 0u0 was actually refused iCf II
estate about fifteen years a-o, aua III
new bonse cost nearly G99, 600.
What is the matter bere2 With a
the benefits Of free trade in Engan
why should there be this depression
the price OF real estate In the Unit
States, farmers are tod thai protect.
UNDERWRITERS their lard, what do
j, in England Under Tree trade! l.
free trade theorists answer,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

fhe con creation u ST. James Church,
Newport, urprisei their minister, the
Rev. Edward Henry Eckcl last week, at
TIN sunday schGol icssivA by presenting
him auI Mrs. EcKel W tn handsome
OAK pateut rocker, upholstered III len-
Ola. M blue plush. A pair OF bisque
msnlel figures was also gwen 10 Mira.
LCkei. Mr. John w. New bod mate he
presentation speech on beuali oil tile con.
gregatton. Tie church was crow ict, aud
Bishop Coleman WAS So present.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

In Addition 10 luis hummer the report
estimated the number OF skius received
at Boston and Philadelphia at about
o, 800 900, or enough TO make grand
tola OF 25,0c0, 0OJ goats skius mauuisc-
tured in the United States during the
year. The stock on hand was reported
as being no greater than it was year
ago.
The executive session ended at
O'Clock. An open meeting OF the asso-
citation was held for one hour, during
which various bills were passed and or
derei pad. The time OF the NEXT meet
ing OF the association was fixed at Long
Branch, N. j., July 10th, 1890. The
meeting adjourned at . 10 o'clock.
The banquet was served at =. 30 O'Clock
in the banquet rooms, Robert orayes,
caterer
Plates had been laid for 100 guests
Ninety seven persons sat down aud en-
joyed the good things provided out oil
the surplus OF the morocco lund. The
mcnu consisted rs 10 lows:
oysters on tho half she'll
cream of Celery soup.
Gold Salmon. Tartar sauce, CuCu4nber-.
Ilut bpncd Turkey win truiilcs, Peas
Potato trouucttcs.
Sweet bread Cotclcttcs.
Roman Punch, Cigarettes.
Larded Quails. Dressed Celery.
Terrapin,
Dressed Lettucc. R0quefort Cheese.
Fancy Ice Creams. Nnlcr.,
AiucgrooIs. Coffee. Cigars.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
Red SPIDER,

a tale ii Mdd Western Me, was enacted
by the Dow ing iia.sou Dramatic Com
bgnaliOn last evening at Proctor 3 Opera
llaase hel0te EaaI-sized audience.
Tue actlus hafsn Carlos and the donkey
showed 10 what proficiency TIE dumb
brute can De trane1. TIE sams play
viii BE- repeated 'hs evening. Nc pre-
dict Lig houses Ter the bowling CombI-
Iatton while playing in our eiIy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

New YORK. jan. ~. At half pat !
O'Clock yesterday morning cue ct he
walls itiC new Presbyterian. church Oh
IFoop avenue, Brooklyn, tel Or was
blow Il sl9wu UPON h llree s.ury IN az
Gv-i grE ADJOINING. I've Hclso. Weie
kued, David Purify, aged II yoars. aul
Mary tufdy, a4ed "a -Four lrfs Nsfs
iu.ured. Tie uhursh VIII nave . Be re
bulls.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
WANAMAKEa { nhlI|
OAK HALl,|
6IXTH AND MARAI
IT,. PHILADELPHIA.
$500 RE WARD,

whereas. on or about the 2'ilarI
day ui ID ccmbcr. lss9, some mint
person ur persons did breah .ii IN
The dwelling house OF hlcNan'uElii4
or Bay nard. tcolurcd) Of ElaChM. il
drcd, IN New Castle County 80
Delaware and mul der tile ssil 5.,-.
or Blynard,
Now, therefore |, benjamin ], W
Governor OF the state OF nrn'N't
hereby oiicr u reward of Flyr IVY
DOLLARS. to be paid by the stat 10
person or persons who shall II ui
arrest ana conviction Of the ptfsd
persons concerned In the said Nl
and ! 10 hereby request the shCt!'
builills and other police otlictr-
state of Delaware, To be Wig ilaul q
every effort to cause the arr Il
said parties ana tn" delivery thefa
In witness Whereof, have M
- 10 Affixed my hand and cilsi
Is. Glcat seal OF the STAT u
- ware to be hcreuntu
Duv,r, this second day of Jls II
the ycarui oui Lord, one tho VI
hundred and ninety,
by order ot Tia t.oNcrnoi,
BfNJAMf& . .i
John I. salisbury, Secret4li . u
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
III acres Of superior land modern
dwelling, ten rbems, erected on hne site.
fran. barn and ou;buitdinys. situated -
miles from Kennelt Turnpike, , miles
irum stations on u. e. Il. II, land near
IL level and splendidly watvred, one OF the
nu-st farms In The township sold to close
the eHtite Of Caleb :. Mlndle deceased.
Gail on or address l.. X. GREEN, kenuett
square, IA. d-G-jllS Nv
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

We ought to sell N
dreds Of pairs a day.
The styles are beaua]
the qualities perfect n
tailoring ard trimmi|
we'll make equally I'D
lying. |
$500 aud $3.50 the fad
Hardly less so, s., SD
Sc. |
There are THOUSANDS,
men in this city ard yi.l
ity to whom these trous
ings would commend tho
selves on sight. The red
tons are very genera
nearly to cost.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

WHEN Senator Voorhees, made his
TRADE against the administration on
Wednesday one of his most intent
listeners was Senator ingalls,. The
Indiana Senator moves around I'M
easily, as il he was afraid ingalls,
might fire Oft.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Ex PRESIDENT CLEVELAND seems
10 be the winning horse everywhere
but in New York, where Governor
Hill has the reins in hand. But no
Democratic candidate can be elected
President without New York, and
that is what vexes the outsiders.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

THE tall sycamore of the Wabash
though, he had the Republicans In q
tight place, but Attorney General
Miller answers that no Instructions
were given to secure Col. Dudley
from arres, when lie recently visited
Inciaus,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Everybody not In the
clutches Of La Gr,pte ought
to find the bric.a Brac
Counters on the second floor.
Saints in old ivory style, sin
ners in blsque, bottles, jars,
urns and vases, Ceramic Art
in a thousand beautiful forms
at hat and 0ue.thira. The
chance of the J ear.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

How earnestly the attorneys for
Collector Dlughertg dstt upaa that
part Of the law that provides thgl if T.
voter loses his receipthc can .et du
plicatc from the collector Which the
payment OF two cents compe.s him IL
give, and refusal 10 Do so ia followed
by q heavy penalty. Now whal is to
be done with Collector VI CKee. who
positively and almost violently refused
yesterday 10 give d9pioafc to the
eoiored preacher, MI. bantam, Who
had lost his receipt and applied IN a
lawful manner lur duplicate: 1t
seems thet Mr. Mckee dcdcs all ersl
statutes ana has become a law unto
himself.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

EIGHTEEN hundred and ninety tried
hard TO break away from the usual
course OF warm, wet weather, and sue.
ceeded very well Tor day, but 1t is
row back in the old ruts again.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

GoLoNEl Calvin :. Hi'ce has paid
lis price l0r tie United States senator.
ship from Ohio and carries OF the
pre-. Money will tell.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Hani-kalt clouds, ha444 and legginea
at25 cent. Can aul ser, a. lluAiil y
PgisPs Second aud Iatu-ll streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

TIE CREsE ENG and groaning Of the
rickeity Old lax machine is pfemoni
tlon that il As auJui sd It's day and
will soon be cast ssHe ion Nh honest
system q tax collections. All that ia
wanted to ditch Il g Old wheeAnu is.
franchise. ls for Republicans 10 make
q little sacrifice, psy thsif taxed aud
qualify themselves 10 VOC next Mo-
vember.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

W. :, McNalr yesterday received a
pension ct $500. 10 tJr stcpAtn >. Law
reLec Of CAesier, Ia.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

$500 Trousers to msl|
ure.
We don't want to ov|
say about these. The,|
no reed. They're the b
wearing goods We know
in the world. ....
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
WANAMAKEltS.
PHILADELPHIA. Ffiday. Jan. 10, 1901.
THIRTEENTH DAY.
January Serial Sale.

The interest rises as tie
sale lengthens. Many ques-
ions come to US daily; the
one most frequently repeat
ed is, "Who is losing the
m ney!' Cannot stop to
answer that. The sale is
going, going, going on.
Wouldn't you prefer that
we tell you what the Bar
gains are rather than how
they came to be?
What a favor we did you
when we made you to know
GAoyiosa last season. An
acquaintance worth ccntinu-
ing. This is the Gloriosa
Anniversary. The first
opening Of them this year
today. Woodland silk with
strength, sheen and simmer.
and about the weight of a
summer evenings sig h.
That's our best definition OF
Gloriosa. Colors:
gray goldln-browu
bronze red
olive black
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

225 styles altosetn
You'll choose one 10 eU
four, at least.