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8O7 p Ave N. w.
A LApr's N,onr Cow
WrrH POCKET
CONTAINING A H.xpxracnrry
Ar ST

is BOTH NOVELTY AND A BARGAIN. ONE
OF The MANY ADVANTAGES OF DRESS MEN
HAVE OVER WOMEN Is THAT THEIR NIGHT
SHIRTS HAVE A POCKET IN THEM. THERE Is
NO REASON WHY LADIES SHOULD Re DE-
PRlvED OF THIS ADVANTAGE. WHEN ONE HAS
COLD OR DURING THE WARM NIGHTS THAT
ARE TO COME. HOW CONVENIENT 1T Is TO
KNOW JUST WHERE TO PUT YOUR HAND on
YOUR HANDkERCH1Ef AND NOT HAVE TO
SEARCH FOR IT UNDER THE PILLOW.
WE WILL PLACE on SALE TOMORROW 20
DOZEN GOWNS GALL WE COULD GET MADE OF
GOOD QUALITY MUsLIN-FULL LIE NGTH-HfGH
FULL SLEEvES-w1TH YOKES OF FINE HAM
BURG, ToRCH0N LACEOR CLUSTERS OF FINE
TUCKS, EACH WITH A POCKET ON LEFT SIDE
UNDER YOKE. CONTAINING A DAINTY EN-.
BRolDERED HANDKERCHIEF, AT THE VERY
Low PRICE OF
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One Day More In socorasnr~ ~,,h 80, .-,.r,-.
One Day More mcnt last evening onr MAY SALT
/ oee pV More OF new goods 90 SPECIAL
One Day More PRICES vii BE- conttuu~s ,,,nor.
One Day More row Thr~. ralumn, % h.r,.s,,.
| One Day More were enumerated IN last evening".
One Day More Star and NJ Won ov.-,e-,h.a ,e.r.
4 One Day More was q srr.t oy.-,aeht ON Won,
One Day More part ana .houla n. r-,n.A,.a :, -.
One Day More We give below recspttul.,iop al a
One Dsy More few OF the mos, c~,p-t,suoux x.a,..
One Day More This spstal s.ls AZ sr.ial p-,,~. in
Que Day More cludes new tlnsx Cor IN. ,..h,,,
1 Que Day More ably Inclined nece-~ities Tor IN,
One Day Morn careful and prudent b.-r.ip. sor
One Day More the expert bargain hunter and lovslv
| Obe Dn More conceiis for those Of taste snd
One Day More afiuence.
| obe Day More lunches Of Flowers thst were
| ope Day Ace N 2S. As. q 30. On IS ana 81
1 One Day More are offered at o.
| ote DaS Wore Trimmed Hats that wsrs % e -
| ooe Day Wore ~ ~ sre offered ~ - -
One Day More Ladies' Cloth Reet-rs In Bl.,h.
| One Day More Tans Grays G. which w.r, a. "a
\ ops Day More esHs 81. 90 %. ~ 80. are orsrrA
One Day More at s5a
One Day More .slr BLACK Cans. Rn,,s,,. 49, 10,
One Day More ase Color,d Moir, sin Iz,,a.,-
One Day More are 45c
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LATE ARR,vAls In PAnAso1s A,
RAnaA,n Pa,opa

CLUB UMBRELLAS Tor Parasols) In
SHADED Of PLAIN EFFECTS, 24:inch. with
IMPORTED HANDLES. SPECIAL PRICE,
2e-inch CLUB GMBRELLAs, SAME a. above.
p,cu. "a 20 EACH;
CADEp CHINA SILK PARAsoLs in BLACK.
WHITE and CARDINAL, with 5.inch rune.
Regular value. %. SPECIAL PRICE. IS
PLAIN WHITE sURAH SILK PARAsoLs.
Regular price, %. SPECIAL PRICE. u, s.
Or WITH NOVELTY STRIPED BORDER.
kssnlSE ITtcs, g. 5o. SRECIALs rs each;
eukAH with open work border. LACE also
MOURNING EFFECTS. AT VERY Low
CHILDREN,s PARAsoLs in all coLoRs
from DC, to 75c. EACH
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CORSET Gowns.

Perfsct-ftting Muslin Corset Covers. felled sesms.
12xc.
shifting Cambria Corset Covers felled seams
20c.
Perfect fitting Cambria Correct Covers Pompadour
neck. trimmed with Val. Lace Hamburg. pc.
Perect-htting Corset Covers neck back and front.
trimmed with Embroidery. Bic.
Perfect-htting Corset Covers Yoke Of Beading and
Tucks. finished with Hamburg. BIC.
Perfect-ftting Cambria Corset Covers, neck tim.
med with wide emb., Ssc.
Perfect hitting Cambria Corset Covers. or square
neck. trimmed with Lace OF Hamburg. 5Oc.
Perfect hitting Cambria Corset Covers. Pompadour
neck. yoke OF three rows OF insertion trimmed with
embroidery and finished with herringbone. 62I<c.
Ferfect-ftting Cambria Corset Covers round neck.
trimmed with Val lace and insertion. finished with
beading and ribbon. 81.
DRAwERs
Fine Muslin Drawers. with deep lem and three
tucks above, CSC.
Fine Muslin Drawers with cluster Of four tucks and
2-inch Hsmburg rufAe. CSC.
Fine Muslin Drawers. with cluster Of tucks and
rune Of Hamburg three inches wide. soc.
SKIRTS.
Fine Muslin Skirts. with tucked cambria rune four
inches wide. SOC.
Fine Muslin skirts. cambria ruahe. trimmed with
torchon lace. cluster of tucks above. 75c.
Fine Muslin Skirts. with q 90 inch rufde Of en-
oroidery and cluster Of tucks above. 81
Fine Muslin Skirts. finch cambria ruffie trimmed
with torchon lace and insertion, 81
CHExrsE.
Fine Muslin Chemise round neck, pointed yoke of
Hamburg insertion and tucks. finished with lace. Csc.
Fine Muslin Chemise. round neck. pointed yoke Of
tucks and Hamburg insertion. finished around neck
and sleeves with embroidery, SOC.
Fine Muslin Chemse. square neck, yoke Of seven
of insertion and tucks edged with embroidery
and finished with herringbone. 75c.
BRIDAL SETS.
Containing three pieces - Gown, Chemise and
Drswers-exquisitely trimmed with lace or Hamburg,
from %. 50 to el0 per set.
CoRsErs
OF only the most reputable makes. r. g., c. p.
Thompsons. Warmers, &C, all at the lowest possible
prices.
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w. A. Prr.o. & Co.
10 MARKET SPACE.
COR. srH ST. AND PENNA. AVE.
A REVISED LIST FoR SATURDAYS
Tn.px Arrn,cr,ox

This, ss we have told you before, - our day
Of days. On this day we ALWAYS give You
DOLLAR. We make low prices for this day in
order TO wind up the WEEKS business with
RUSH. THE SPECIALS that We offer To-
MORROW WILL BE UNUSUALLY INTER-
ESTING. as they are in goods that you NEED
NOW and things that you srs COMPELLED 10
HAVE. Look over this LIST and Just sse
wHATs eoodly amount you can ave. Out
this out and bring 1t slong with you STOP in
WHEN you come down to MARKET, for THIS
SATURDAY will be NOMINATING DAY
FOR YQu
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II Is TIE TRUTH.
HERE is HOW IT HAPPENED.

The fact Of the matter is. we've enjoyed q pretty
confidence of the people by treating them fairly and
squarely always aiming TO do little better by them
than they really expected. As Q consequence WE
HAVE PROSPERED.
The money We have made will be spent literally in
adding to the comfort and convenience Of patrons
we're going to put elevator in our building, SO
that our four floors may be placed within easy
we're going to build entire front store in
order that our goods may be attractively dis
played. OUR ENTIRE BUILDING WILL BE RE-
MODELLED but before a stroke of this work con com.
mence OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF SPRING AND
SUMMER CLOTHING MUST BE DISPOSED OF
SLAUGHTERED would better express it, We shall
take no chances on the dust and dirt incident to build
ing operations. and shall now inaugurate begin.
ming this morning.
THE GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE OF FINE
CLOTHING
Ever known in this vicinity Assuming that you know
good. reliable clothing when you it. and assuring
our reputation as cothiers respectfully submit
few prices.
THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX.
Mems Suits in sack and cutaway all wool and latest
shades. Formerly sold for ~, 3d. S12 and someof
them as high as $15-your choice now for 81. 90.
Mems Fine Suits. made up in worsteds, imported
serees cheviot. Thibet. homespun Bedford cord and
CASHMERE and formerly sold for S12 So S1s and &ls
your choice. $40. All styles and shades.
Mems Suits, in fine imported fabrics. including
English clays. whipcords. birds-ey worsteds Eng.
ish tweeds Belgian worsteds and Scotch cheviots in
cutaway. sack, single and double breasted Formerly
sold for $13. $3.50 and even s20-your choice
for Sl2 so.
We shall also include our Mems Fine Suits at els,
$1S and $40. which we positively guarantee are made
and trimmed equal TO any Of the best tsilor.made
suits costing from $40 to ESQ. See them and Judge
for yourself
Boys Long Pants Suits, age from IA TO IL years,
% %. %. s6, $3.50. Former prices, IS, g. 80
*S 90 and $40. We have GU hand about 800 two and
three-piece Children's Suits. single and double
breasted light and dark colors Special price, g. So
~ 81 80. $3, g. 80, "a and IS. Base ball and bat
given with every Suit Full line of Knee Pants from
loc to 7c We shall close out 800 pairs Mems Pants
hight and dark colors at prices ranging from to 81
per pair Well guarantee that you can't match them
elsewhere for much less than double our price. Re-
member that every garment is this make and
never again in lifetime will you ind such qualities
at such prices.
THIS GREAT SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR 30
DAYS ONLY.
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Marx Downs In Prauunrar Fo,

MARX Downs In PEaruxEaY Fo,
SATURDAY.
CRAB APPLE BLOSSOM, 90 much In use
now. Regular price, Soc. FOR SATURDAY..
2lo. o.
LUNDBOR0'S FAMOUS SWISS LILAC.
Regular price. Sc. For SATURDAY ONLY,
27c. OF.
PARTISAN TRIPLE EXTRACT of JOCKEY
CLUB. Regular price. SOC. FOR sATUR-
MOODWORTHS CELEBRATED BOU.
SUEETIE hEGALE. Regular price. 4Sc. FOR
POPULAR FRENCH ExTRACT-the MOST
LASTING IN USE;
AMARYLLis DU 3APON. Made from the
fragrant nn y, Jspansse lily.
&c.
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

The values we offer In this department today are 81
great that we cannot pass them. See this:
4-button Kid Gloves. 79c. value u.
Our 1-hook Suede S5c value 81 So
Biarrtz Mousquetaire. in fancy shades. with Blacl
stitching. 1gc. value S125.
4button Glace, 81; value 81 so.
S,button suede. 81 q; value n az.
Taffeta Gloves. 12xc. value &c.
Black Silk Mitts. pc. value SOC.
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THK Bon M,Rcmr.
myls 3l43l6 7rH ST. NV.

Observation-Disclosures 'i'i'i;
+ HI Is /! /: $;
/ F 1. { {. 4 . s. 6 &: T. /.
SPECIAL MUsLIs UsDrnwrAa
SHIRT W.lsr SALE
MONDAY Only
80 dozen Corset Covers. good cotton. fellsl
Sc
80 dozen ladies' LonsdsLe oap.orie Draw
19c.
SPAR % on customer
sosssp viii ds@p s%sroIdsre sfif qar su' z
lengths Former isiee. 75c. Special price.
5Sc
fpair 10 one customer
25 dozen Of Ladies Mother Hubbard Gowns.
trimmed around neck and down front WITH
HAMBURG rufiie. This gown sold Tor 75s. or
$50
spdir % one customer
One lot q ladies' Pine Cotton Drawers. with
t ,%Ssl Hamburg rufie in pretty assisn.,
price.
35c.
Handsome Drawers made of excclent ccttons
y oss,s bands s trimmed with deep emhrDiaera
above. Former price, 15c Special price.
SOC.
LADIES SHIRT WArsrs.
One lot q Ladies Percale shirt Waists. plestsl
Zoe.
plsated front and bscf. deep cuis i for% G
price. Ga Special price
SOC
One lot Of Ladies' India LINEN Shirt wsisss.
collar, 40 high sleeves: deep cuns. form~
45o
Handsome India Linen Shirt Waist, excellent
a NsHS S B ap rssn. T naa s %s,s
stylish forln s prics. ma spssiai pl, S
Sl.l9.
with boz pIsat. 'front.' ana mail 6.1 M. dseP sss
smbroidersd collar and e%6roiasrsd eusS
93c
Don't miss our special
HAT SALE
Sse. Chfidren's Trimmed Sailors af .........ec.
so % 75c. Ladies Hats at Csc.
so Trimmed Hats at Is ~
55c. Children's Miiaa Lace Plafs az nc.
Kme's PALACE.
1t s12-s14 SEVENTH ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REE ssTT99FREEss VIyyAAccIITTYY:--
Gitfs Ice Cream.
When You're tired an
overheated. when YOU'RE
down this way SHOPPING.
come in and get plate
of our ICE CREAM h
ts destined 20 become
quite 'fadn 20 eat ICE
CREAM as We serve t.
Our counter AZ the rear
of the store Il wholly
given up TO this branch
Screens protect you from
the .'sazsrs" the
street. Our are DoT'utor
CHE & SSs.
Modern Candy Makers,
1t Cookk llTHH Arb f STss
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Somn Osr
L circulating report 10 the effect that
TIE New YoHx C1orH1sa HOUSE.
s11 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Is compelled to sacrifice it, entire stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER CIorHrsa.

Any attempt our part to deny this statement
would Be dshonorable and evasion Of the TRUTH
here and now we shall remove all doubt in the matter
by saying once and for all that
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Soar BARaA1Ns
200 cakes Of Milled Soap. in IL different
kinds Regular value. lOc. SPECIAL PRICE.
,COLGATE's TURKISH BATH" SOAP.
Regular price. Sc, FOR SATURDAY ONLY,
EXTRA.LARGE BARS Of PURE TRANs-
PARENT GLYCERiNE SOAP. regular price,
15c. SPECIAL,
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SATURDAY Next. NAY ii.

They say new broom sweeps clean" We are 60
ing to KEEP ''new''-brand-new We are perfectly at
home in SHOES. We know what GOOD SHOES are
how they should be msde-whst they are worth. We
not branch" of anybody-nor an arm Of any
particular factory. Our hands frse-we buy
where can buy BEST-qualities that we can guar
antee.
We are going to carry ''popular-priced" SHOES
You will always ind the LATEST styles herewith
comfort and service warranted in every pairbut at
the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. We are in business
for business-but satisfied creep toward it.
We going to make the COLUMBIA agreeable
place to trade. You'll ind oblieins-ready to put
ourselves out to serve you. Our PRICES will DRAW
tIade-but our QUALITIES and our METHODS shall
hold it.
Now. on Saturday you may not need new pair OF
Shoes Don't let that keep you away from our opening
Come in and see US. Look Get acquainted
then when buying time does come youn know the way
to the BEST.
For our Inaugural Opening We will offer the follow
ing special bargains prices hold good for three
days only:
Ladies' Hsnd-turned Button Boots on opera or com
nonsense lasts. Opening price. S2.s6. Worth
a. so
Ladies' DOnsols Button Boots. in Eve different
styles Opening price, e. so. Worth $3.50
Ladies' Donsola Button Boots all styles and shapes
warranted Opening price. $l.9S. Worth %.
Ladies' AI-solid Leather Button Boots. opera or
common-sense last. Opening price. s1.4S. Worth
- 80.
Ladies' Oxford Ties from 81 cents to "a The prices
these goods have been reduced special opening
prices.
Ladies Serge Slippers. Opening price. &c.
Mems Hand-sswed Shoe. in lace and congress. 3
different styles Of Opening price, g. So Worth
-.
All other goods reduced for OPENING.
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FLEE:
SssSSkkEE
ASSBP WAFER
m1 FS SEo ssSk assqs sSsry % f s,
prices are. but it's profitable reading:
JAMES CLEMENT ctfaEsr + bA MIXER BALL.
LADIES'. MI ffEE SHOES ASR cHILDRrS's
Holiday and Saratoga streets,
Messrs. J. NJ pf sHESs b6 msS Il iSs
Family Shoe Store" Washington. DC.
Peopes Despatch" two sko.and fr four sEi hn nn!
d5sd and eighty nine esp pairs Of Shoes
late IRE. The wear of these Shoes has not been
affected and we do mot mot, hesitate s to s ut
dispose Of them TO good advantage,
" CLEMENT BALL.
NSS** WE ARE BUSY BUSY:
.f ssss ssins s"sy
Shoes a, are perfect in every 5ssReet except
III water; They are almost as good as
sa aoEs about hi fa'f5 Bns
are giving our customers the benefit Of the
MANI Have B SyaHF
So far this week. The rest won't last long.
First come first served. Don't delay.
SssMMPPEEEE VALUES .TEs:
Ladies' Fine Dongoa Handsewed Button
Shoe; in az l, STYLES and sizes. 80 80
Rs Ladies esfS;d J,ss al. ssy|ss and s,ss
b E sold so.U" SHOES W." l.9S.
Ladies' Oxford Ties. square toes Tipped.
Sos s sssgl are price is $50 S1.67.
And others !.itaom end.
F 4 4 wv H II u / E.. y
:: :: III / / So ! { {.
=: =: ! $ j Il l. /. :.
80 AND 3l2 SEVENTH STREET
A. KAUFMAN.
300 Pa AVE. NV.
| F. F. ): /
THAT Is. OUR ENTIRE LINE OF WRAPS
DIVIDED INTO THREE PARTS.
EVERY GARMENT UP TO $3.50
- =-=Fon $2.9s
EVERY GARMENT UP TO go
= =--Fon $4.9s
EVERY GARMENT UP TO s,s
- -
- @--FoR $685.
By the stars that shine above us every word
uttered in this advertisement is true bitss. New,
erispy. stylish Spring Wraps at such
a. SACRIFICE -
A. KAUFMAN.
600 Pa. ave. NV.
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EhRy.s,

NINTH AND THE AVENUE"
Established 1S40 Telephone 995
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We call ourselves the COLUMBIA SHOE HOUSE
Our store is stockedandws shall open for business
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REDUCED PR,ers In VE,11ses Fos
TUXEDO yEi 2IhIsHP Regular price. 4,e
TOMORROW,
TUXEDO vEIfiSG. Regular price. sec.
Fog , SATURDAY NArYti2 isn YAR 3D., o..
For SATURDAY, 2e. YARD.
RUSSIAN NET YELLING Regular price.
Il pie Ss, Mask ny VEd.ISG Regular price.
f63T sArt HsfSlSr price. &c REDUCED
i lot SMALL Wells ReguIsr price, 70.
DAY TO Sc. EACH
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A TERRIFIC TORNADO.
THE MIDDLE WEST AGAIN WIND
SWEPT AND DELUGED.
Half n Hundred or More Lives Lost and
Immense Damage Done Through tn
Agency of Cloudbursts and an Awful
Wind Storm-Stroots Converted Into
Workable Rivers.

MINNEAPOLIs, Mimi, June l6.-A sre-
cio to the journal from Mankato, Mimi,
says: One of the worst disasters that ever
visited southern Minnesota occurred be-
tween and 9 O'Clock last evening. lhe
tornado again stalked over the land and
laid waste scores of happy homes, and sent
40 or 80 souls into eternity.
Starting near Jackson, on the Southern
Minnesota railroad, funnel-shaped
cloud swept eastward and passed four miles
south of Minnesota lake and then took
broad crclo to the south. About o:jO
wind sprang up, and rapidly circling black
clouds were seen advancing towards the
west. Tearing asunder everything in its
course, it passed two miles northwest oil
Sherburne, aud it is reported that it there
struck district school house, in which
were a teacher and Is scholars. The build
ing was demolished and the teacher and 10
scholars were killed.
AT Easton.thrc buildings were destroyed
and several people injured.
Lincoln was visited and many houses
were torn from their foundations. one
family, composed of "A man and his wife aud
child, were killed and others were injured.
A large group OF trees were completely up
rooted.
The storm passed on eastward, destroy
ing farm houses, barns, and in fact every
thing in its path. At Wells, stone fronts
were blown in, and four miles south of
Minnesota lake. Five farm houses were ut
terly demolished and four people killed,
and three others were injured. Much dam
age was done near Wells, and it is reported
that from 40 to 90 persons wore killed west
of that village.
Latest Developments Substantiate tho
Early Reports-Thirty Lives Lost.
MANKATo, Mimi, June 1.-THE latest
DEVELOPMENTS substautiate the gravest fears
of yesterday as to the cyclone.
The death loss will amount to at least ~,
and II bodies have been recovered.
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ALSO IN WISCONSIN.
Five Bridges Carried Away at n Single
Point on the Turtle River.

MILwAUKEE, Wis, June ia cloud
burst occurred in the western part OF the
State last night which did great damage.
At Boscobal five bridges were carried
away, the water rising II feet in a
few minutes in the Turtle river.
The Milwaukee track is washed out for
some distance and train service is suspend
ed. At Sparta one end Of the tunnel No.
on the Northwestern caved in and five
houses were washed away. North of La
crosse, on the river division OF the ST. Paul,
bad washout is reported and all trains are
10 hours late. At Prairie du Chen and
other points great damage resulted to high
ways and railroad bridges.
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Mr.. Stewart rose to reply to him.

Mr.. Stewart rose to reply to him.
Tho speech, he said, had been composed
largely Of ridicule of the silver mon; but If
there was ono word in the very ingenious
argument of tho senator from Vermont
that had reference to the question at issue
lie (Mr. Stewnrb had not observed it. As
to tho International conference in which
Mr.. Morrill, said he had his only hope, tho
object OF it, Mr.. Stewart said, was obvious.
Thore was no proposition from any source
for an international conference for bi-met-
alism. There was no suggestion that the
international conference was to arrange for
universal free coinage.
Replying to some OF Mr. Morrll's state
ments he said the utterance of such nonsense
would become, lie should think, 'damnable
iteration" after a time. The press in the
commercial cities was he declared, subsi-
died aud spoke only tho language Of the
gold power, which was itself IN arrogant
Moloch.n
The bill won't over without action.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-23
the Lone STAR
Cotton Picker'Co

is now offering limited amount of its
stock to investors, with the expectations
that in the near future it will be worth terr
fold its price today. The facts appear 10
warrant this.
First The Company owns the only
mechanical device that has ever picked
bale of cotton.
Second - This machine, picking sid,
by side with negro labor, in test OF speed
has repeatedly done the work OF 20 men
in the same length OF time.
Third - The machine reduces the cost
of picking cotton from twelve dollars 4
bale to less than two, thus enabling this
Company to collect a charge, which will
be cheerfully paid, of four dollars for every
bale Of cotton raised in the South. This
means an income Chased on a crop Of
100000 balcs) Of $4,000 900 annually.
Fourth From this enormous sum need
only be deducted the cost of administra-
ton and the cost of keeping in repair tho
machines necessary to pick the cotton
So, 900. 600. The balance OF thirty millions
of dollars will be available every year for
dividends to stockholders.
Fifth Every claim made by the OIL
cials of the Company is supported by the
best possible evidence OF its truth. The
machine itself may be seen in operation
daily at the Company's office, 81 Mix ST.
As to its equal efficiency in the cotton
field we have the testimony of the entire
membership of the Waco, Tex, Board of
Trade, of every bank and banker, and of
hundreds of the Waco merchants, all of
whom at various times accompanied tho
machine into the cotton fields about Waco
during the last picking season, and every
one Of whom, over his own signature,
testifes to the excellence OF the work
done. @
SiNth-The proceeds of the sale q
the stock now being offered will be used
exclusively for the increase of the Com
pany's facilities for manufacturing its
machines. Its present factory at Waco
will supply but a small portion of tho
demand already existing for the machine,
and it is expected that plant with a capa-
city of ten thousand machines annually
will be in operation before the close of the
current year.
The public are invited to see the machine
at work at the Office, 81 Milk Street whers
stock can be purchased in any quantity
from single ten-dollar share upwards.
You can see the. Cotton Picker as usual
on holidays at 81 Milk St.y ....ss...c