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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-10-28

Scragrs 70 release the mortgage. gave
him blowing mp about IL last night.
and he half way promised me that hc'J
let You on II could have got there Ia
time could have held him TO Il. but n
wns Just this minute that got In fros.
the country. I'll mako old Scraggs sor-
~ that he didn't do ~ wanted him to.
~ sure M you're born. Twill"
But about the town lots" John
asked; don't you consider them sAfc?''
why, yes; they're safe. They're ~
good ~ bonds. and there's Immense
profits 20 be made of them. Hut tina.
amt tho question. you see. You didn't
want lots; YOU wanted 20 pay tho debt
of your farm"
turns as big as Scraggs says. why I'm
satisfied with matters N they stand"
I'm glad to hear that, Mr.. Green.
for the Investment is safe. In my opin-
ion. and think that for every dollar
you put into IL now you will take out
tive at tho end Of n year. 80 firm Is my
faith in IL that have invested heavily
ON my own account, besides advising
my friends in the east TO take hold: and
am glad Scraggs let you In. IL Is bet
ter than paying the mortgage"
John, thus confirmed i'm the wisdom
OF the turn he had made. went back TO
his homo ON the prairie highly satisfied
and pleased; while Harry Pearson con-
tinncd his way 10 Scraggs' Office equal
" rs well pleased as John. The former
felt that Providence and Scraggs had
opened before him n quick and easy
way OF overcoming all his financial
difficulties and placing himself and fam.
lily ON the high road 20 fortune. while
the latter felt that his tolls were being
drawn closer and tighter about his ia.
noccnt and unsuspccting victim. Each
for his own reason. and widely different
reasons they were, was pleased with
the drift Of affairs, and each smiled the
smile Of triumph.
John, moreover, felt that hc owed n
great debt OF gratitude Co Harry Pear
son for the disintcrcstcd interest nc had
taken In his affairs, and he longed for
IN opportunity TO repay him.
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Mr. spr,as-, ava an. r.r,n.

Tho Hon. William NJ. Springer has
been stamping Iowa FOR Governor l,oies.
Mr.. Springer N IN carncst and sincere.
albeit somewhat impslsivc. man when
he says that the democratic party In.
sists TINT tho tariff legislation 81 the
last thirty years IL mSinly responsible
FOR the depression of agriculture. for
The building up Of great monopollca.
aud for tho piling up immense fortunes
In tho hands III n few people" We sup.
pose that he believes that such Il tho
fact. and such 'hc attitude Of the
democratic party We hope. however.
that the democratic party ~ Town IL
resting its case upon other grounds than
these. for IL wonld Ice absurd Ia imagine
that these arc tcnabic
What would MIR. Springer have to say
W some hard.hcadcd farmer should get
up ON his feet Mt tho conclusion of th,
passage which We have quoted, aud ask
Mr. Springer TO answer these inquiries.
L. Why has tho depression in ngri.
culture been so severe. aud why docs u
promise To be lasting In Great Britain,
FREQ trade country?
=. Il it tho Morrill, tariff or the Mo
short crops In Europe this year?
Why do trusts ..nd monopollcs
exist aud flourish under the regime of
frcc trade as In Great nritaiu7
T. Why have the grcatcat fortunes
made I'm tho United States been mnd,
outside of the great protected In.
dustrics?.
Mr.. Springer II n little too hard ON
the tariN. which. after all, Ia not the
sum of all villainics; aud the democratic
party In not so sweeping in lts aSscr
lions n Mr. Springer Il. IA TO the
farmers, even those OF them who are
most dissatisfied aud depressed. and II
IL rather difficult TO bo dissatisfied aud
depressed In the face OF big aud bounc.
ing crops. do not seem inclined 90 make
the poor old tariff a scnpcgoat The
Sun, September 20
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t.sd 70 build them. First. there n vAe
Kansas City, Topeka 4 Paradise Park
line. Second. there n the Chicago.
Omaha 4 Paradise Park line. Then the
Galveston a Paradise Park line. and
last. the New York, -. Louis 4 Para
disc Park line. There arc other lines,
but we do not mention them. Tor they
arc not what we choose to call certain
tses- Franchises have been granted for
several lines of cable road, and charters
issued for water and gas works Plans
have been drawn up for n dozen or more
brick blocks. and of course TINT Ia but n
taste of what in to follow. IL you want
to bc nm Independently rich man. with
moro money than you know what 10 do
with. just invest every dollar YOU can
rake together, and do II right now.
You'll never have such another chance.
mark my word for that"
Scragrs had ratified ON Mt such rate
and with such wild enthusiasm. that
John Green felt quite dazcd. and he
scratched his head and walked the floor
few times before he could get his
mind into working order. Even then.
when he felt calm and collected. his
mind appeared unbalanced and such
phrases as "towu lots. " "closc in" s'ten
dollars foot" great metropolis"
went dancing through IL like imps. But
eventually he collected his scattered
senses sufficiently to recall the business
that brought him to Scraggs' Office. and
forthwith nc stated IT,
I'm sorry, Mr.. Green" Scraggs said.
with shaking of his head, "but l
couldn't possibly accept your money.
Tho mortgages will have 20 run its time
before it can be paid"
II would like To stop tho interest"
John replied, land have the money,
and cannot use Il otherwise"
''Can't?" exclaimed Scraggs. 'If 1
had IL could mighty soon invest Il.
why. what have | been telling you9
Here, buy lots. man. You'd ns well
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NJ hon. wM w. BATES, cOuHlsaTOw
or NAvf0ATION

NJ hon. wM ". BATES, cOuuIsaIOwFH
on SAvI0ATfos.
l. Because instinct and reason feseh
tho right and duty 81 seifdefense Tor
individuals families. society ADD the
state
2. Because protection assures peace.
without which human life has ~ true
object intellectual and moral improve.
mcnt no prospect. and the general good
no existence.
3 Because believe In human free.
dom. 10 the improvement ~ man. aud
She happiness 81 mankind To this end
everyone should direct his oourse. each
government intelligentiy guide IT, peo-
pie' securing - each employment. and
"a All q due reward Tor toll
g. because prefer my own country
90 every other; and n develop IT, re-.
gources, increase IT, wealth. augment
Us power and improve its people. be-.
fore any other, Is the bounden duty Of
loyal citizens
3 because without protection alt
tiesc things arc left - chance 10 Doom
and disappointment poor 30 live in
Ignorance and vice. the veal, % fall BE-.
fore The strong and the good 70 ser.e
the bad - wisdom leaves nothing %
chance. 50 good government cares FOR
every useful pursuit. that q may rear
it, pillars on solid ground
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n>~ Sccts In the resis OF ce,h>ss
Did you ever stalk the weish rsh-
hite"
The question seemed 20 cow uisc tho
youth addressed lie was from Du.
iath. whore his father made Ais pile"
sn lumber Since he arrived la Gotham
he had heca perfect reservoir 81 hunt.
Ing "Reminiscences In the wild west
lie has even pumped Lead into . few
"rarcaily rcdshina" His stories were
beginning To- psii aud 1, was nj thI.
jnnctnr TIM, "A youth called ''niiiy-
throw ihe lamD.likc question nj hin.
His answer WAS mo"
We'll. I'll hardly have believed IL
Wen have TO rct you mp q hunt
'""ld you get ready by tomorrow
morning.
Duluth though, he could
We'll said biliy. "you como up "a
my rooms tomorrow morning. sny
abou, eight I'll 10 ready and we'ii
talsc "a 10 a, tho rabbitA Ira an ole
giant time for them now and they AR.
thick a. sam liili mp near tn. border of
Wcschcs,cr county, iiu, there Ia one
thing you've got To- mako up your mind
to Well. its Just this Eve known
some OF tho hraveat mrn--mcn with
lighting records -who wouldn't dare
tackle Welsh rabbit Why. when
Muldoon was training sullivan. John
wanted To- go out and take n little OF the
sport but Muldoon wou dn't llsten to "A
thought " might iniurc him Well.
goodnight boys, I'm going To- turn I'm.
Now, youll bo ON hand. old man. IN
telegraph aud have all the ARRANGE.
mcntS made 40 long"
AZ o'clock sharp the next morning
ouluth's pa would have RaFcd In awe Mt
his "nspring. Ito 'waa gorgeous A
forc.nnd.aft English hunting hat ndorn-
eel his Uranium. while the rest of hls
anatomy was clad in the regulation
hunting gnrh, "a In Briton down 10 tho
lcggina Tho latest improved repeat
ing rifle. incaacd la ia cover. la hia
right hand. and slung over his shoulder
by straps was leather mounted quart
flask IIc hicd him In this attire 20
Gnbc Cases where the boys were walt
Ing for him- Billy mot him with this
remark:
They say tho yabbita are thick
around here this morning" Some
drinks were ordered and desultory talk
INDUCED In. Suddenly ono Of tho
crowd. amid suppressed laughter.
shoutod cscitedlyi Got your gun
ready
Yes, yca; why7" responded Duluth.
"iccnuse, there's your rabbit" aaid
Billy. shoot IL, quick. or IL will get
away"
AZ this moment tho rear door opened.
and a waiter appeared with stcamlng
platter Duluth flushed. grabbed hla
gun and looked out OF the window. Ito
turned around In time To see his com.
pahions apparently In the iast stages Of
apoplcSy. Roara Of laughter greeted
his amazed intcrro9atory gaze
Shoot shooty. they screamed But
Duluth saw tho joke. blushed, STAN
mcrod, kicked "a little. set up the cham
payne and sent messenger boy 10 the
hotel for his other clothes IN. Y. 10.
aDrder
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Why Am a pro,eotlonI.,.

ny JAMES ". swANK, GENERAL MANAGER
or THE AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL -
soCfAToS
j am a protectiouist because am an
American The free admission Of foreign
commodities. or their admission nj rates
OF duty which are levied for purely
revenue perposes. may suit the eco
nomic conditions and meet the financial
needs OF other countries, but history
teaches us that the prosperity Of our
own country - best promoted by a
tariff which Is levied for protection as
well as for revenue Many Of our great
Industries, including the sills industry.
the pottery industry, the carpet in
dustry and the steel-rail industry, had
only n nominal existence until ade.
quately protective duties we're imposed
ON competing foreign products. All
other considerations aside. older manu-.
featuring countries could command
lower wages for la Dor than this country,
and protective duties were therefore
needed 10 equalize the labor cost Of
production. Our tin plate industry Is
to-day AN infant industry because We
have not had "a protective duty on for.
eign tin plates We shall always need
protective duties rs long ns orr people
insist upon a higher standard Of waves
and scale 81 living than prevail abroad.
II they were now willing 90 accept the
same wages and the same social con.
ditions which the people Of other coun-
tries are compelled 10 accept our pro
tectiye policy could be greatly mOdi.
fed, n not wholly dispensed with
Whatever IL mny have been in the past.
this policy is therefore to-day chiefly a
question 81 wages
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Well" said . teacher ia one Of our
public schools 20 q bright persistent
scholar ia grammar class. III you arc
~ sure natrim0ny Is an adjective will
TOu compare it2f
Brother Tom. who has just got mar
ried, says u cant b. compared with
any thing In the world " ratified on the
scholar
Then compare u By The rule. ~
insisted the teacher. quite good ma
turcdly
Positive. Miss twittercd ths
scholar comparative. Mr. speculative.
Mrs"
Tho teacher. who IL a married man.
accepted the answer and found that it
Tailed with his experience Detroit
Free Press
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-10-28

uk"ss' whi~s rrss~ Whit the Krses OF
the Nek,~t~, hnit Nss Nesa.
The American Ec,nc,ns>, has secured
Interesting information concerning the
r~'sh prices NJ over 30 articles in com.
mon u~e. Tho HRurcs wcre obtained
from the books Of i.<oo retail dealers
doing business Ia all parts Of tho coun-
Try and representing every shade of
political opinion They show the priccs
charged for The same articles in 1887.
issp, 1870 and 1891. and justify the claim
tina, the effect Of the Mckinley tariff
nc, has been Ia lower prices The iig.
urcs follow.
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BICYCLES ARE nulsAnces.
And the Communicative Man Give. mi,
Heasons for so Declaring

Reasons for so Declaring.
Tho other day wss seated In tho
park watching tho string of wheelmen
whirling past Lemon hill ON their way
up the drive.
did IL ever occur 20 you what infer.
nal nuisnnces those COMPOUNDED bicycles
arcp" asked a communicative man. linn.
Ing mp and depositIng himself ON the
bench beside rae.
mo; IL did not" I replied.
We'll. they are" he continue, 'ths
worst kind Of n nuisance. They should
be driven from tho streets walked
mp Broad street one afternoon n few
weeks ago and every step took I
heard the bell ON one OF the Internal
things ring, ordering me out Of the
road A. last got tired of IL; so when
j saw the next one coming 7 inst
stopped right ia tho middle of the street
and waited for H. On she came and
the fool on the machine rung the bell
didn't get out OF the road. /"
"No?"
mo. street just stood there and
yelled 10 the fool that IL was as easy for
him 70 get ont my road as 10 was for ms
10 get out Of his"
Indeed"
yes. siri And remember I said
I'm going 20 stand right here and II
you run into me I'll break your con.
founded maehine-and he came"
mo"
Yes, sir On he came-and there I
stood"
"Weil?'
Il didn't get out Of his road lie ran
into me-"
"Is that so7'
Yea street.
well? And tbenYr
II broke the machine"
'Impossibler'
''Not a bit That's just what dl1.s
what did he dor
Gle ran into me"
And you--2"
- broke the machine
well ! mean after that--what did
he do2"
''Ohi lie gathered II together"
But what did he do with your"
oh" with a sickly smile: they
gathered me together. too"
And then he relapsed into siience. -
Burdette, In Philadelphia Press
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-10-28

HfisAiNc IN LOW, VERY LOW. y
Is close in, and Is bound 10 become bust
ness.property. every foot Of IL. and
can sell you lot there for ten dollars
per foot--away below It's worth"
"You say it IS close in?"
yes, sir. right in town"
About how far Is IL from here"
Not q bit over "a mile"
"A mile2" John exclaimed. "Whv.
I'd call that tolerably far out for town
~ sixty or seventy population"
Far out?'' Scraggs cried. 'Whv.
great goshen, man. It's in. Why. there's
additions laid off two miles beyond that.
This Is going 20 be q city. / tell you--a
great western metropolis
DO you think so?"
Think nothing. ! know IT, That's
= settled fact. and in less than twelve
months from to-day you viii see TWEEN
" thousand population here. and these
loie i ann offering you for ten dollars a
foot will be selling at from Ave 10 siv
hundred foot. Think Of that and teil
nc what you can invest money ia to
heat it2"
What IL this boom based on NJ
SeraRRs2" John asked.
Based on solid facts. There "a oot
town Of any importance within a hun.
drcd miles Of ua. Is there?r
No, there Is not" John admitted.
But n he had known, hc might have
said that there were two or three hun.
ered within that radius that expected
- amount TO something, and were. like
Parntiise Park, making frantic efforts
- amount 70 something. But John did
not know this.
Wen, then ScraQgs went ON.
we've got 20 have great cou.morciai
center out here, and we propose u be
y, We've got three or four railroads
paAnned out and the companies organ
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cities II h he nos sscrp>d tho sc,s
m"st ceotinsc IA 90 abroad. and EN-.
pioymest nsss eeeosnc from day IA day
morc scarce. until whore there are now
MANY thousands we shall sec tens OF
thousands OF mon evcryw where cryinys
1.-Two tue work. Only give me workl
Make your own tcrms.-my wife aud
children have nothing Ia eat.~
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-10-28

rs be really nn Arixona man7
Why. his speech isn't q be pictur
esquc."
Well, you see he hasn't had q chance
70 study western dialect ia tic humor.
Gus papers Puck.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-10-28

What was young Leonard White
fred for28
The boss caught him GA a lie"
Was it = whopper2-'
well. be said bis salary was plenty
big enough - suit him Puck
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-10-28
THE TARIFF OF le4o.

what the New York Tribune Predicted
Tho lad fuiniimcnt-soenes In 1870 In
New York ttty-Ibo Who'll. Country
starvation aud want Oh
Every Hand.
The Walker bill, establishing n so.
called tariff for revenue only" passed
both houses OF congress on July 20.
lsso. and on tho following morning the
New York Tribune INDUCED In the fol.
lowing
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-15

$75. 70 $3.50. GO Can 4 he I %SS ~Clt
ng for us. Agents preferred who canfurnt
a horse ard Civ, their whole time to the b
mes. pare moments m " be profitably
Iloyed a 30. fep vacsncies ia towns and cit
les. r. r JOHNSON CO. 1909 Min ST.
Richmond Va.
". B.-.Statc :, md business experience
Neuer mind about sending stamp for reply.
REL a Co d10,6n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-15

ca Debility Seminal Weak mes
Sprematorrhe FSrOsGat prrnse Emissions
ImroLancy Exhausl Ell Vitality, Premature De-
cline. and So - OF MANAAODD, i'm
s1AE aEs cos .sEiCatIOns. aEah from
SssA sever cause ssfAc3H. 1t en-
rich and puzines the Blood, StrvIg thens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproduc-
tive Organs, aud Physical and Mental Faculties.
II stops ali unnatural and debiiitating drain
upon th- system, preventing involuntary losses,
debl gatiug dreams, seminal losses with ;he
urine, etc. so destructive to mind and body.
Ii is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMP LAINTS. 1t contains no
injurious ingredients. To those auRt-c.
tn@ frssIn tine evil efTeet- OF youth
fus iRstiscretIOsa pr excess, ~ speedy
thorough aHss pRrmRmans ca E
rs GUAR A&EEED. Price SO. 80 pei
1ottle five bottles in case, with full direc-
tons and advice, 81O Sent secure from CO.
servation t. my address upon the receipt Of
price, or O. .. ID. To be had only OFT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-15
Special Notice.

All persons are notified that teams
ters who taxe lum her from ~eooa er's
dume ia lame, Can Won viii BE- prose-
cnted The man who ok ~ pack
g,+,Ias viii raturp them .s1 ace 10 avoid
arrest. o.
o9im .'ors-ri.stsF - y = oif"ohVAs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-15

e ais GreRa
st yenAGh q IN
ing Rene ~
am a n q r : Z,
a Hks is the
ri innate result
of over twenty
years practice, bYa
THO I, . u g l. Y
QUALIFIED GBA
D u A TIE PIYSI-
CLAN of one of
the hi hest nae =
cal cole z e f
f u no p e a n d
CURE IS w 1T II
. II N f A LII N @
O & II L AIN T Y
NervouS and phVsi :
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
Obituary.

Died, at Gaithersburg, on September 17th
1891, Morgan, son OF M. and G. A. Whalen
aged 3 years and days.
Farewell, farewell, you are at rest,
And shall forever be,
You could not stay on earth with me,
But can come to thee.
Day after day saw him sink
And gently fade away,
But still in my heart earnestly prayed
That he might longer stay
By HIS MOTHER.
Minnie II. Mnilican, daughter of John and
Rachel E. Mulican, died ON September 10Th
1891, OF brain fever, after an illness of three
days, aged Is years and months
This lovely bud, so young, so fair,
Called hence by early doom,
just came to show how sweet a flower
In Paradise would bloom.
A bud the gardener gave us,
A pure and lovely child,
He gave it to our keeping
To cherish undeiiled.
But just as il was opening
70 the glory Of the day,
Down came the heavenly gardener
And took our child away
'fis hard to break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart,
IT'S hard TO speak the words,
We must forever part.
Call not back the departed,
Anchored safe where storms are DER,
On the border land we left her,
Soon to meet and part no more.
Dearest loved one we must lay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
SISTER L.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

VNTE, the undersigned citizens and tax
wv payers of the 4th Collection District
OF Montgomery county, hefeby respectfully
give notice that thirty days after the pnblica-
tion 0fihis notice we will petition your Hon
orable Board for the opening ofa public road
beginning at point on the public road now
known as the "Gaither road opposite tho
lands OF one Henry Raif; thence across a
small strip of land OF Louisa Selby, wife OF
Alien Selby, to the lands OF Minerva Selby,
wife Of Henry n. Selby, on and about where
was formerly located what was called excl
ly'a Lane /" thence through the lands Of War;
wick @. Hongh, In the most convenient way,
TO the branch near the quarry and crossing
said branch ut the most convenient placs I
thence running with the line of the landa op
Matilda Kelly, wife OF Thomas Kelly, until
II strikes the corner OF ihs lands OF the said
aough and Kelly; thence with 9 straight
line through said Kelley's land 10 the corn
OF the lands OF Charles Early and Carol
Bean then lhronEh The lands Of said
Early TO the branch thence runn
the south bank Of said branch
Circle" In the subdivision KNOB
Eod Park !" thence along Muneas
Of said subdivision TO Veirs avente
down said Veirs avenue TO GFaham
thence down said Graham street to
street thence along Lowry street to Kel
street thence along Kellogg street to
Darnestown road.
Your petitioners, therefore, pray that said
public road may be made az early AZ possible
and as 10 duty, &c.
HENRY RAFF,
HENRY N. C0PP,
II. E. SELBY,
sep ll.-t And twsnty.one others.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
Democratic Meetings.

BY order of the Democratic Central and
County Committees, Democratic meetings
will be held as follows:
Darnestown, Saturday, Oct nth, 7:30 p. NJ
Damascus, Saturday, Oct gath, 2 P. M.
Clarksburg, Saturday, Oct oath, 7:30 p. M
Olney, Wednesday, Oct. 2Sth, 1880 p. NJ.
Wheaton, Cissers store, Saturday, Oct 3lst
7:30 p. M.
Great Falls, Monday, Nov. 2nd, 7:30 p. NJ
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
Business in the orphans, Court
Grand Democratic Mass M Getting

A Democratic Mass Meeting will be held
at Rockville, on Saturday, October 3rd, 1891
commencing II o'clock, A. M.
The Democratic candidates for State offices
and other prominent speakers will address
the meeting.
All citizens are cordially invited to attend
and hear the issues Of the campaign dis
cussed.
BY order of State Central Committee
SPENCER WATKINS,
Chairman.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
Hyattstown, Sept. %, 1891.

For weak lungs, pain in the chest, coughs,
colds, &c, use IshdaPs Pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil, with Hypopbosphites. Large bot
tie only so cents.
For Rheumatism or Neuralgia use "Knock
Out" or Neuralgine.
choice HavanDa Cigar ar-smokers will APP
preciate this high-grade ci ga:. If you value
good smoke, try the new brands, at usual
prices, at DR.. Thomas Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

Before long, now. you will get to-
gether memorandum of the family's
winter needs-and be into town after
them.
Compare YOUR list with OURS
and make a note of us alongside of
your wants whenever they are in line.
OUR way of doing business will just
suit you We carry EVERYTHING
that a frst-class Dry Goods House
should-snd GUARANTEE the
quality into the bargain
The question of cost concerns every
body-We mark everything Just what
it is worth-NO MORE. Nobody ex
poets more than hundred cents in q
dollar You will get it to the last mill
| HERE.
We are putting things in apple pie
order. You have never seen the store
with such a stock as we carry this fall.
some new departments extend their ser
vice of usefulness for you.
We shall treat you as though we want
you to "call again." WE DO. But
that is what we call t
FAIR DEALING.