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Hominy.
Broiled shad
Tenderloin steak.
Fried potatoes.
Fried oysters
Bum Omelet.
Coffee

Rum omelets the chef thinks excellent
for warm, satisfying course on dull
winters morning. Eggs ought to be
served in one form or another, and this
kind of omelet is really as simple as any
other. 1t can be kept hot longer, and
it escapes those fat and heavy falls
which are the fate of SO many other
wise delicate appetizers.
Mr.. Feraud says that he takes plain
omelet and spreads little sugar over
the top of it. When he is ready to serve
he pours rum in the dish-not on the
omelet-and lights it. Then the burn
ing liquor makes the omelet perfect
brown and deliciously light in sub
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03

The Chateaubriand trianon cut, or a
double tenderloin, is both difficult to
obtain and expensive after you have
found butcher who understands it,
but every other course is within reach
of the housewife herself.
Chef Roth mentioned another green
pepper dish as particular favorfte with
several wen-known men who stop at
the Windsor. 1t is simple chicken
hash made rich with cream. Fine cut
green peppers are stirred thoroughly
into the mixture, and the whole is
known Is cream chicken hash.
George NJ. Pullman's morning order
Is porterhouso steak underdone. Be
fore it is put over the range red pepper
Is sprink1ed on one side and thoroughly
rubbed into the flbers. Mrs. Pierre
Lorillard, however, outdoes this feat in
gastronomy, for she takes twice as
much red pepper with her steak as the
millionaire epicure with his. She likes
hers with much butter, red pepper and
salt on both sides. The salt and pepper
are sprinkled very thicl1ly on the I'M
cooked meat, which is dipped into melt
ed butter and Drowned over hot fire
The Lorillards, the Reds and ex-Gov.
Wetmore's family incline toward
French cooking, and leave orders en-
tirely to their chefs arrangements.
Chef Caller has cooked for the latter
two and says that he always pleased
them best when he was very French.
Georges Navel, of the Hoffman
house, wrote menu rather heavier
than some of the others. But that goes
to show how men will live when they
can crafty their tastes. as they may at
our largest hotels:
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Below will be found an illustration of a
book. There are three positions you can
play horse to run TO, consequently you
will find three columns. the first OF which
will be found To the left of the horses
names. That is the winning column. In
this column you will notice the figure TO
the left Of Prince Deceiver's name, which
means the book will lay you s to l against
his chances of winning. Then you viii
See the figure . to the left OF Too Quick $
name. That also means the book Will lay
to against his chances OF winning. Then
the figure to the left EvaHatus' name,
which means the book will lay
to l he don't win. Then you
will see So To the left of Beifast's
name, which means the book will
lay TO he don't win then you see 10 to
10 to he don't win. 10 the right of each
and every horse's name will be found an.
other column which represents tie first or
second column. You will notice the figure
TO right of Prince Deceiver's name that
means the book will lay 10 l he don't
come either first or second; then you will
notice 3-5 10 right oil Too Quick's name
which means the book lays 10 he don';
run frs. or second, then you will see the
figures % to right of Evanatus' name
winch means to he don't run first or
second then you Will see / To right OF Bel
ias.s name which means to l
he don't run first or second;
then you see to right of Boundless.
which means TO / he don't run LIST or
2Id. then still further TO the right Will be
found another column representing the
La POSITIONS The odds are laid the
same IN this column rs in the two pre-
ceediDg ones, except they lay odds that
the horse don't come either LIST, 2nd OF
3gd in this column.
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49, - re &c sss 90 &c ss ss
Cafe au 1Nfk
Sole, sauce Tartare.
Oulette rEspanol
Cotelette de mouton griilerA
Pommes de terre bibis.
Fritters de grain.
Petit pain francaiS.
Hominie bouilli
PecheS a Ia creme.

Potatoes cooked according to the
chiefs menu area dangerous attempt
for trif1er. If not simply delicious
the dish will be total failure. Large
potatoes must be cut in quarters with
very thin slices of bacon. Then they
are dipped quickly in hot butter. shaved
into pan, fried and served at once.
Xavier Wertz, the famous chef Of
Sherry's big establishment, says we eat
altogether too much for breakfast. Oat-
meal, chops, fish, eggs and potatoes hur-
ried into surprised digestive organ
are enough to make the best natured Of
men unhappy all day long. A business
man should not take more than a cup
of coffee and roll before our luncheon,
or the French dejeuner, at 10 o'clock.
Nobody ever hears a Frenchman COM
plain of dyspepsia, and yet he can eat
more fiery food for dinner than an
American could manage in a week.
The chef explained it philosophically,
and by attributing most of our national
diseases to the fashion we have of eat
ing huge hot buckwheat cakes swim
ming about in seas of melted sugar.
But since we do not breakfast at Q
o'clock housewife should prepare a
light repast of:
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A NEW VERSION.

.xaLL fry-Scaliops
STEAE holders-BroilerA
PIcx their art-Etcnerx-
GO TO blazeS-Firenen-
&UsT be stopped-The organ
CAx'1 De baoweo-Shoe horns
GIVES rs pcints-The compass
A BREAKFAST roli-The aausa1a
TIE best poli-y-A paid-rp one
HAVE .he right Of w~synt-eoal buyer
CsElEss unless they are cracked
Eggs
Az annual erens-Tne f@l Of :l.s
gear.
A EUEzT eaIl--.-Te1 minutes for din
nsrr
cEEArCEzs 81 irsaginztioa-Jore and
Juno.
A,.gAYs rc~s IL alone-The confirmed
hstrhsior.-Axilz and ExpresA
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Those Miserable Bachelors.

According to the United States CEN
sus in 1870 in this country there were 81 y
sol females to every 100000 males, 81
that out of every million men 1920
were doomed TO celihacy- In 1850 there
were 1854 females to every 100, coo
males, SO that out of every Loo, 600 men
1850 could not find wives In 1920
there were 95.2s0 females TO every lo0.-
coo males. so that out OF every 1000, 900
men there were 4.,2o0 who had no fe-
male couuterparts
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A CARD.

WICHITA, Kan, Nov 9, 1892.
To Fl. r. Farnum, Grand Marshal and Aids.
GENTLEMEN: The Republican central
committee of Sedgwick county desire in
this public manner to exteud to you, one
and all and to all who participated in the
daylight and evening parades the sincere
thanks of the committee for the admirable
manner in which the parades were handled
and for your efforts in making the largest
and most imposing political parade ever
seen in Wichita
A. j. MYATT, J. E. HUME,
Secretary, Chairman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03

A reported outbreak Of cholera at Hell
meta, y. j., created much excitement In
that vicinity. Investigation showed that
The disease WAS rot cholera bE3 violent
dysentery. which ia almost severe and
dangerous as choIera. Mr.. Walter Wilt
ard, prominent merchant OF Janssburg.
two miles from Heimetta, says Chamber
lAin's Collie. Cholera aud Diarrhes Rem
edy las gwen great satisfaction ia the
most severe cases o. dyssDtery. IL IS
certainly one OF the bes, things ever
made For sale by Hettinger Bros., aud
Wan Werden's Pharmacy, 30 North A~sn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03
WINTER BREAKFASTS.
What Constitutes Perfect Matu-
final Repast.
Famous New York Cooks Tell Americana
Some Things They Ought to Know
Bills of Fare for well.to.Do
Households-InvitiagD Dishes.

IcoPYRIGHr 1872
To be envied is the woman who can
make a great culinary hit at nine
o'clock in the morning. She must play
strongly to the public, however, which
is her husband in this instances pub
lie not specially attractive and positive
" cold unless his breakfast is a model
of success
Suppose 1t is bleak winter morning,
with its sunlight lost behind gray
swirls Of snow and crafty, insidious
wind striking from the most arctic
quarter. How woman may make her
husband love her on such day through
the medium of smoking breakfast
well and wisely planned! The very
thought conjures up vision of deli
cious brown buckwheat cakes and
golden maple strip, steaming sausages
straight from country farm, and fresh
rolls-but let the famous French chefs
whom have interviewed have the rest
OF this article all their own way.
Gustave Feraud, who has catered to
the Fifth Avenues guests for forty
years, knows the American tastes, and
gave me menu in a twinkling. In
his inmost heart he bewails our fashion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03
ANNOU NCEMENIS.
CLOTHING FOR THE POOR

Tine United Charities committee will be
ready TO receive clothing suitable for dis
trloutlon TO the worthy poor of the city Mt
the office of the Humane society. in the
city ball, any day next week from 1:50 to )
p. m. They have appointed Saturday,
Nov. IL, Cor sorting and arranging such
supplies OF clothing al may be sent in. Do
not forget to send your bundle to the office
before that date. Cooperative members
are invited to assist
r. w. RHAMEs, Chm Com.
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The picked Goldfish is new dispo-
sition of the despised housewives
standby" and it is very ingeniously de-
vised. First, boiled Goldfish is finely
shredded and thoroughly stirred with
mashed potatoes. Then it is put on
toast and covered with cream. Green
peppers are cut into small bits and
sprinkled over the whole according to
taste. The salt, fshy taste is very
nearly overwhelmed by the peppers.
which are just plunging into the newest
dishes. All the Peter Pipers are pick
ing pecks of picked peppers this winter
with vengeance.
Pierre Borel. of the Windsor. gave me
menu for a French breakfast. He
would have nothing to say about the
English meal; it evidently wasn't worth
consideration from his point OF view.
But there is nothing which, in all his
years of experience as a chef, delights
an American epicure as this breakfast
after night of dancing. 1t should DO
served at eleven o'clock:
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BOOK
OUR INLAND NAVIGATION.


Great Commercial Possibilities Before the
American Republic.
The great waterways of this country
are capable of wonderful growth and
Improvement. The recent disasters
upon the Mississippi should be guarded
against as much as circumstances will
allow.
And speaking of the Mississippi, the
day is not far distant when its northern
oceans and ship may sail from New
Orleans to Chicago. Then viii come
the Nicaragua canal, by which that
same vessel may proceed directly into
the Pacific and down the western coast
of South America.
There is no doubt. saws the New York
Ledger. that a ship canal will be cut
from the lakes to the Atlantic Con-
gress has already been asked TO provide
for surveys and make estimatsa, and
when Brother Jonathan gets so far, the
end is assured. Canada is charging
those waterways which waTild adnai-
British war vessels from the St Law
renee river 20 these lakes. and at pres
en-. we have no avenue of approach.
Under these conditions. in few years
from date. the yrayhounds of the ocean
VIII traverse lakes Erie. Huron. Hichi-
gan and Superior, anchorirg il Chicago
and Duluth. A direct connection. via
the enlarged Erie canal and the Hudson
river, viii open mp another stream for
traffic 20 New YORK Talk Of ship
building and revived maritime interests.
What viii one behold who lives another
fifty years? That not only railways bt,
naval supremacy belongs 20 this reput,-
lie And that supremacy viii entail
commercial Importance which to-day Is
only feebly Swallowed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03
Cruelty In Morocco.

An act Of cruelty was recently com
mitted in Fec. Morocco. Of so atrccious
character that il has even aroused the
indignation OF the Moors. unae-ustossea
as they are to judge such matters Sc
verely. IL has been proved that the
chief eunnch Of the sultan Of Moroco. a
man named Bubilai. has killed little
negro slave belonging TO him by slowly
pouring boiling water from kettle
over the chtad's head Az inquiry @as
made into the matter and It was aseer-
tanned that this was the fifth slave
whom he had killed in the same way
The case was reported 70 the sultan.
but his majesty declined To interfere
In Morocco eunrchs are an altogether
privileged class and are valued a. hlza
price by their owuers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03

Parties having railroad tickets which
they wish to dispose of can send same to
w. II. Baker e. Co, railroad ticket brokers.
Manhattan Lotel. Wichita. Kan, lDem
bers American Ticket Brokers' xssocia-
tom. who will allow you liberal prices Tor
same and make prompt remittance.
De
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rfs Y;ziattv. wan.

This crowd said the disconscIate
oryan-rrinder. shcuIdering his iustru-
mens OF torture aud moving on To Tie
next co-aer. can absorb more Iaassc
and give OFT less cash than any audi
ence I've struck ret Chicago T'rieune-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03

Miss Po-lEer foi CIsisagol--Yos can
BET doa't let any grass grow under Eny
feet
Miss BoStinc finroluntarily looking
downward NO. they would crush IL
entirely out Of existence
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Too Much ofa RISK.

II Is not unusual for colds contracted in
the fall To hans, on all winter Ia such
caiarrh or chronic bronchitis are almost
sure To result. A fifty cent bottle of
Chamberlain's Coagh Remedy will cure
any cold. Can You afford To risk so much
for so small an amouats Tais remedy j.
intended especially for bad colds aud Group
and can always be depended For sale by
Hettinger Bros. and Van Werden phar-
macy Us \. Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03

TIE Santa Fe route II nov running daily
a twelve-section drawing room Pullman
ear from Wichita 10 Denver without
change Leaving 81 As p M, arriving Ia
Denver II a. Ia Excursion tickets Bow OF
sale 20 ali Colorado points.
22a ". u. MUEDocE. ID. PA.
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Juanita Council No. >. Degree of Poca-
hontas, will meet Thursday evening. Nov.
8, at O'Clock sharp. All members in
good standing are requested TO be in at
tendance NELLIE SIMMONS.
\. A. DIXsON, Pocaloutas.
A. Il. OF R.
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Letter From an Artist.

Gessrs. Barnes & Newcomb
Gentlemen-I have no hesitation in say
ing that the Bradbury piano is one of the
best upright pianos | ever played on, and
it has such a beautiful treble very quick
responsive action and smooth even tone
AS cod II EDWARD BAXTER PERRY
Concert Pianist and Lecturer, Boston,
Mass
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HUNTFRTs BRIGADE. ATrENTrov

All those who will take part in the
shotgun and rife brigade brigade on
Monday night, Nov. 4, are requested TO
meet aS Repu blican headquarters at 7:30
sharp on Friday night
Q. c. DAISY. Capt.
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Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Campbell of Pratt
came down from that city to take in the
big Republican rally and enjoy few days
here with friends. They are the guests of
Mrs. j. Pittinger, 257 North Topeka ave-
pue
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AAHtce, N MaaherS-

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teethiDK. IL
sooihes the child, softens tie gums, sliays
all pain, cures wind colo, and Is the
best remedy for diarhoes- Twenty -fivs
cents bottle. Used oy millions Of
mothers oo4tf " 4osf
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HOTEL.
Of eating as soon as we get up, but he
is philosophical enough to subdue his
hand to what it works in. inquired
his candid opinion of the national win
ter morning dish. and he responded
slightingly: ''Oh! Out, re sausages and
cakes. think not much of them, but
eet goes for one-haf in the dejeuner
American"
Chef Feraud's idea Of the most pal
stable breakfast, meal calculated to
make a man good-natured for the en-
tire dsy, is given below. Any good
family cook, or the housewife herself,
can prepare it without much trouble or
expense:
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DECREE OF HONOR.

Regular meeting of Queen City lodge
No 20 In a. o. I. w. hail, North Market
street. tonight. A good attendance Is lie.
sired. JOHN A WALLACE, C.. of H.
NJ. l.. DUTToN, Recorder.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by Apologize & Mallory
Abstracters.l
/, The records in the register Of deeds Office
show the following buyers:
2 Dold reed d lots 40 A Emporia
ave Hilton's add. 1900
A h Lee shf Il tracr in ne 4 q of
\ of Sc 4 sec s-27-l e. .......... 400
NJ Dugan wd lots Al AZ blk Is juno
tiou Town Co add 500
G + Bliven lots l 2 of sec 2-26 9 W. 50
sec 1871 W, " 35 A S Il sec o.
FL ....:.... ............. 200
+ + Murphy lot II Wabash avenue
Maihewson's 2nd add ... $50
Amount OF mortgage releases. .S6166 81
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Fruit
Oatmeal and cream.
Chops
C0Eae

That looks simple and inviting. yet
I'm inclined to think that family COM
plications would follow q steady pur-
suit Of this last menu.
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It's a Wonder He Lived.

Harry Staleicht went home at nine
o'clock yesterday evening, said one
girl to another.
"How did you manage it,
Il read magazine poetry to him -
Washington Star,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03

Broiled kingfsh. with tartare sauce,
is the chefs own favorite dish in deli
cacy of taste and in pleasure of p-epar-
alton Fish Is a delicious goad 70 appe-
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stance. Distinctively French as this
dish seems, many Americans like it.
We are certainly becoming spicier in
our tastes, to judge by the number of
peppery bracers chefs have mentioned
as popular morning food.
Chef Caller. of the Brunswick. used
to cater to Whitelaw Reid, at Ophir
farm, Gov. Whitmore and the Loril-
lards- He gave them all French cook
ing. because they have luxurious tastes.
these public men and milionaires. But
he knows how to tickle tired palate
with homely American dishes besides.
Always something light for break
fast" is his advice; something which
the madame may make herself when
she comes out TO the kitchen 10 make
the queer little things of the cooking
school. They begin at the wrong end
of the dinner to cook the desserts with
many quarts of cream and much jelly.
But long before they have come to the
beginning of the dinner thew grow very
fatigued, and so they never finish cook
ing all the strange things they have
learned in the classes"
The chef appeared TO be very serious
| couldn't discover whether he was en-
joying his "reminiscences of society
women in the kitchen or not
This menu the chef thinks the best
and simplest for the average American
breakfast:
Oatmeal and milk
/: Scrambled EGGS .
!. Broiled king.ish. tartare sauce
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C. H. Rohrer. zges. a. To- Missouri
Pacific raslray New H~see, NS.. ssFs;
II suffered a great cea4 cas fses sE-usEss
last week. July q ssd saiess .es sfesIss
fer suppef. AID there s<ssbed % = - its-
tersss conf ct going 90 a tf@ssi'ag nt<ss
aid he had soss-sbisg 10 hls sTlp ~ IAs
i,oaeI that re heIsxsed sas1sa rsilsTe nar.
nd praduslag = sne.s5 bette Of fDsssissSs
E4xx me ass~- fssf ter. Assss u =
70 .y.oa,~s,t. fe.sE srats@r doss >aies.
,zssss-sg r~isesrs M 5~si<res4 shst sssss
rcd ia~ Is ssFsEy % rreussIsssesssst .ssss
zssa ta.t i sssosSd o. k~Is - SO bysl~s
fzyYag tAs kss8aer4 sk~ tz<f5F va
!. ss~ls~s TksrEa sssEAsss's Cssse. tsossFz "a 4
I,4srrssa~. E<snesixv ts- sac az issetsa
eer Essss. sd v4s Hss+sss P@-x-s<ey
~ Sorsa G&ia.
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Yes, it's fact that Boughton & Lauck
give an elegant crayon portrait with each
doz, n of their fine photographs made this
mon tn. Don't miss it. dl45 ct
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Give US trial order for Tiffany Bou
quets." and get the best le-cent cigar
made Wichita Wholesale Grocery com
pany, distributing agents dig l5t cod
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Don't miss the fine portrait offered by
Bou ghton 81 Lauck absolutely free OF
char ge l45 Ct
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tite and is easily broiled, WINE rno
tartare sauce may be made in large
enough quantities to last several
weeks. 1t is nothing less than mayor
naise dressing, into which is put
chopped capers and pickles. Then it
is literally sprinkled with French or
English mustard until there is fiery
flavor in it, very different from the
smooth taste of mayonnaise-
Jean Roth, of the st. James, wrote
the following menu:
Oatmeal and cream
Picked Goldfish.
Bucswheat cakes
Sausages.
Baked potatoes
Coffee and rolls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-03

Tiffany Bouquets are the rarest gems Of
oemeseic manufacture. Try them. Wich-
ita " Wholesale Grocery com pany. wholesale
agents. dig l5s cod.
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CHlLDREN's HOME.

The regular meeting of the board OF
directors viii be held at the Home today
ut p. N. Mrs. J. l. DYER, Sec'y.
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Go east via the New short line, Mis-
souri, Pacific Pheasant Hill route.
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change Wichita TO St. Louis. 5sd tt
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Beautiful Xmas Presents Free.

With each dozen of our best photographs
taken this month, we give absolutely free
OF charge fire crayon portrait Call and
see us for full particulars.
d145 2t BoUGHToN e. LAUCK,
2l0 Z. Douglas Ave, Wichita, Kan.
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WICHITA LIGHT INFANTRY

The members will meet at the armory
this evening AT O'clock
l. IL. HETTINGER, First Lieut..
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Ter T1ssuT Esagsst rs@sre. s5~s are
sassa. 10 tlss fsss[ 4fssygxt<ss. and s4s<5 ir--.
AK J oar d1sssf fsf s.s<sa = s<ass
Is s.sls.@se as@e~Fs esGsp4ass 5sssrilsss7 7ng
<srass @tg - So.
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LOOK HERE.

/ have something for YOU that will
make you money sometime. IL has
took me years to find out. by actual eX-
perience, that as soc TO $500 SO do quail
ity OF pianos varey, most people Judge a
piano by its looks. the poorest usually
look the best Some dealers take the
advantage Of this. lie takes the money
and you--the consequences. lcarry the
largest stock between Chicago and Den
yer without any exception, All at factory
prices: dealers supplied at factory prices.
freight added the same a. AT the factory
Everything sell Is fully warranted ne
represented, and see that 1t is fulfilled.
Everybody wants pianos and organs, but
what are most Of them good for. | Viii
retail lot of pianos ! have on hand a:
dealers prices for cash only, at this price
time payments at about 10 per cent
more. | write you To come. will be
glad to show yon, if do not sell you. IL
will cost you nothing to get posted.
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