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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

Men may come ard men may q"
bit fae Old Homestead" seems des-
tined - - ca forossr. rehecting SUI.
srlne and 1appic-ss throughout all ifs
esrieringa The rsasou Tor ia success
- not hsri 10 bad Ins rlaY possesses
al unasaaa stount % hearts interest
snj appeals iafgely 70 tie better nature
~ 80 audleutes Ine rugged honesty
- the S6fesu. yet generous. oil New
haupshire f4rnier. ard the thought
that ber~ se have ons q Gods noble.
rsen. leaves au impression not sooo for
zotiso. and ihe s8ditcr csmes away
VITA q Suggestion a Older. r.sybs hap.
per dsys ~ honesty And ruzxed
strength. q ttirns ard ,ecdtg hearts. II
nssniy heartfteze anfl veissniy worth.
se1 nomttninr that appeals O. the
IestI8i sea-es ihe conpanF. II is said.
eraip .ess twenty sessu refsous livery
Effort b4s beea risde 81 nake u perfect
sfiis,icsAY add 80 - appointments
Tsefs esens - De bu. htil@ aouot that
&his ibsxtrr sill - eeii. pssroraked dur
ine The Oil fiosD~~tead eu4aes0enf
na4f ,-atar,iag nlattl.s aad afnt
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

-Pasidy Murphys dead Great was
he skocg occzsioned by this announce
menf one moraing last June ia de Ate
ward of Now York city. Old Paddy
Murphy hal beea FOR twenty years a
sort - : court Jester on the bowery. and
wss knos1 and admired BY every man.
rouaan and child IN that classic locality.
Anecdotes y hich had their origin IN
Paddy's b1Troom viii doubtless be re
lated Tor twcDty years 70 ccme. but il Is
doubtful 4 ary embellishment % tho
Nlttest u Paddys many stories will
ever bring them up 20 the high stand
ard % humor observed In the last re-
mark o. the noted wag. He was past 20
years old. end realizing ont day that an
attack n lever. which confined hin TO
bis bed. would probably be his last, the
Old man concluded % make a will John
Kernel. Gov aath The Hustler" con-
pany. had long been hls idol and he de-
sired this amiable comedian 10 witness
The testament kerneil was sect for,
listened attentiTsly % the reading % the
document ~ the lawyer until clause
was reached which bequeathed $50 TO
Kernel - be spent for whisky on the
day Of the funeral
shall / spend 10 going out or coming
back from the cemetery. Pat." asked
John.
-tloin' out you gcssoon, II course.
III eot Be vld yez comm hack, was
thereby from the dying man. and ker-
sell declares De caunot yet fully believe
that old Paddy didn't enjoy that 90
srgee a. much a. the rest Of the boys.
"fhe Hustler will DO seen in The Pow
ers' TUESDAY evening.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

hisaon a Cares new play. The
Nasked BAL" u one that should need
10 ext-nded introduction 10 the local
amusement public IL = already
st41ped Nith the approval Of New
York, Boston. Chicago and Philadelphia
pay gers AID it, reception IN each
city naned was thoroughly genuine.
The play thoroughly demonstrates the
prohcisacy u the French school OF
drsnlafists In evolving numerous com
pllcAtlons. and the iaded theatre goers
eiil ind IN u an evening of relaxation.
The story - the play develops Ia an en-
terfalning and breszy tashion, and the
rfst and second acts stand as perfect
results q tEs comedy dranatists brain.
Complication following complication IN
swift sequence. and the dialogue abound
lng fashes of Wit. Laughter holding
bogA rs sides. a. Old john Hilton pat 4.
pervades The Masked Ball When
acf-d ia New York last season IL liter
ally packed the tksatFe. Since then
thronEed auditoriuns have greeted 10
in every city where it was produced. Ii
chases dull care away without al effort.
Fretting people laugh az The Masked
Bail IN spits Of themselves. and leave
The theatfe sftrf the tinal curtain much
the better Tor al evening oi nnalloyed
fln. It viii b. seen 10. The Powers
tomorroe. Monday evening.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

sonal charm, to her own advantage.
She finds that this Is subtle power
where men are concerned. She has ad-
mircrs by the score. They hght to con-
tribute TO her gratifica gon. She dis
covers that she eau make these rivals
buy their way to her favor. She be-
gins with presents. She soon has
things that other girls have to go with
out Already the vista opens. She
dreams OF a rich lover. lie comes
along. II Is no LONGER bon bons aud
ice cream now. but sealslfin wraps and
jcwclry. and presently she is locking
for a richer. She starts as a belle, she
grows To be q coquette. and then fate
Is already inviting her TO be an ad-
ventures. II that girl has never been
taught that there are duties as well as
pleasures In life, she is already an
adventures Ia her heart. Vanity and
craft have joined hands 20 ruin her.
Perhaps the most damaging lesson that
this creature lcarna Is this. that most
men lay down honor. sclf-respcct. am
bition and rectitudc in the presence Of
physical female beauty; that men
marry charmers, not wives; that phys
ical beauty converts art into nn ac-
eepted lie. eajolcs justice and stops
punishment
II she hadn't any other lxnowlcrc 20
modify and correct this-and she isn't,
apt 20 hsvc--the love - display pres
emily gives wa 10 the desire for pow
er. Then she Is an adventures and
eets out 90 find the mes. susceptible
nan with the most money.
Generally she rnarr.cs him. bscausc
he makes that sina qua non. f;rt nc
gets divorce inside Of two years. She
doesn't know 4. but this only stirnu-
ls,es her. She has made something
b. the experiment She has enlarged
her experience. Next
She IL not ready t. come 10 New
York ye, She has managed 90 caiole
some of her hasband's friends They
really think While they are In her room
that she j. rluch abused woman
she uses them as the stepping stones
% the next operation. she goes %
Syracuse. Reading. Albany. Dayton
err snail city. She registers under
an assumed naIns. IL f. the first move
In syrscmafle deception. She has
forged letter. She gets into quiet
set sh~ keeps her lynx eyes aisont
her A fer ,he yeang men who hang
On her smile. she dc~~nt wnste a
Thought on them She picks ons q
married man - Influence nnd means
she calculates every step q her wsyi
he doesn't ~ Il impossible for him ta
ss>ceiase galls with sach dove ey~s.
ard sech = ie~. nsusiesi voice, and she
snow- u Her euui gees eut ~ hlro
fsF friendship hrst. then fnr advice
snd contpaaleaship. sn5 hnsiiy for
esnadenes. Thee ons morninE tiiere
u seaoasi tnss - tie esiss
che hss srrsngsd The ssae u
fFiabtenea We wgil as tssEesher.
~ saa> gsfsf spat : here ~s osn ioTe
sp8ly esfk sthsf she has heard thst
st The shsstaF nut - fspsssss Ne
esf De hes est es~F 10 Then sias izafs
aaFs We sssg saa ssfg ~ ~ssid
II gsa iose ne shat a. / asssf@ kna
ts s~.s.Fks Hes saseh A. Ysa -.nts'
Oas - e.,asssisFssisa fsH kk.z sAs a.
s~ssse ~-s~s s~sA@ @aa sei. ssa1 tis
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

There sill be revival af the beauti
ful IRA Dlssolo~ m Srlith's this week.
The burlesans will be staged IN a
slmpfuoos manner. aud what with
catchy music and pretty girls % must
Be ons Of the mos; fetching Innovations
II the season. IL wlii bc presented after
Harry Woods classic version. xith be
witchlrg Adele betancouft IN tie title
role. The olio bill will be a conpiete
change The first on the list vii be
Dolan aud Mcintyre IL society sketches.
The Gildays. a team of hard workers.
viii appear an new Selections. howena.
the highest Of ali high wire baisncers. -
down for several thrllliu., features IN
mid air. Two new serio-ccInse ssngers.
Emma Forest and Gravillea Rose. are
announced. The clever little Kelly
Broe. have been retained for q knock
about specially. The regular stock
company. with Lllhe Morris. Ethel Grey
and Lottle German on the list. vii con
tribute 20 make the program OF suriass-
ing interest The ball viii conclude
with -McGee x McCracken.r fascical
piece prepared by I'd Do.an.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

start. lie doesn't like to do that. so he
settles.
IL will be seen that her whole sys-
tenn is based upon the cowardice of re-
spcctability. Her working motto is Il
can handle that men because he can
not stand being laughed az in his club. :"
Whenever she gets in a sqna5Dle with
her respectable victim, she has one
ultimatum-"Well. my dear. let the
whole thing come out. | can stand IL
If you can. haven't got any family" :"
But he can't stand 1t.
Now this woman can be seen any
afternoon on broadway. She lives in
luxury. She schemes perpetually. She
started with heart. she ends with an
appetite. Money passes through her
hands like water. She has the proni-
gates illusion that when il is gone she
can make more by the exercise OF her
wits
She can up to certain point. But
all the time her arts are getting more
desperate. because her charms are get
ting more mature. One by one the re-
spectacle doors close on her. Her own
sex sniff her reputation. She becomes
desperate. She moves by degrees from
aif,uent quarters TO genteel rooms
The tulle no longer works Men
make disparaging remarks about her.
People refuse 10 come into her box al
the thcater. She is insulted. She
wants a man who can defend her.
Here is the poetic justice of fate.
She IS compelled TO have protector.
and she ends hy accepting Singer.
lie doesn't know anything about di-
plomacy. and the first time she tries
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

ssys: -Good-by.- she onsy remarzss
.sSext@
So~ rs lndy j. ready - 50 20 Asw
Ncrk. aad ance fhere Nhe kete into IT'S
swim OF = weaithy married wona4n ard
settles down - ths systenasle job of
renning up debts Is sD-ao 80 her VIC
tim l. enIae>hed with eretitors, she
pats telle ca her white arms. raages
her lips sua oisers him protection 'ls
there anybody You can trust like nsef'
she asks. working the talle. Put
your property la yonr baby's nanae. IL
will ave You 80 much anssesT.r IL
there j. aay resistance she sFnothers II
with tnile. stamps I. with rouge. and
then records the transfer ~ the county
oiiiee.
After that she doesn't care whether
be goes hack 90 his mother ar not, and
begins 90 leave her letters from other
men earelcssly about where he can see
them.
She knows that he viii employ =
private detective. that lie viii accuse
her some morning CT infdelity. She
will reknowledge is and tell hila he Is
a fool. She invites him TO report 10
his family and friends that they were
r.sht ard he w4s al sss from the
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24
ON The PLAY BILLS
One Sold Wsek Of Excellent A.
fractions Offered.
FINE COMPANIES For POWERS
Iri-h Drsna a The eraDd--ya.<ie-
siils ~ ssalth--Lscture Coarse
Aanoaacsmeas.--So

CFaixsn and Pariding played 10 =
pear bosiness In The Po.sFs four nights
q lzss seek The excsllsnes of their
art xss iaFishly sxtollsd IA all the daily
papers bat tAs pieces presented we're
without standing ar reputation aud the
pgbllc sil not Pay 10 good money for
art IN . stFanss sarb. NJ other reason
can be assigned for the in1i6sFenes
With which these superb players we're
rcesised Il 10 probable that second
sizt would call cut fair attendance:
bat Il niss CFaigsn would secure the
popular recognition shs eosets she wili
select vehicle for the display Of her
t4lesfs Which - known 10 the public.
a Cracker Jack played to fair audi
ences IN The Grand IL - breezy
farce conesly % the conventional order
add 9Th greater age anu obviously nee
essary changes vii be received a. one
u the eonmonplscs successes in that
cfder q agnuseEsct
Manages smith had = satisfactory
patronage for his excellent vaudeville
entertainment Appended are the an
nculeeme1ts for tha coming week
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

her tongue or her arts on him be
knocks her down.
That restores her TO first principles.
She screams. has Mysteries, threatens
10 die. puts court plaster on her eye
and respects her brute in an elemental
way. Against this last argument of
primal mnsculinitv she has no redress.
To arrest him would leave her at the
mercy of half n score of other brutes.
On the whole 1t is better 70 be knocked
down occasionally than to be at the
mercy of everybody. So she lays in
court plaster and discretion.
The public record takes no cog
nixance of the decline OF the adven.
taress II only chronicles her tri-
umphs- She passes away ignobly.
Takes 10 gin and absinthe and alb
doninal corscts and dies In n tenc-
ment In Essex street. 10 give way for
fresh tulle from Aankakee or Calves
ton.
DO you want q moral? Nonsense.
Dumas. fils. did u once In q clever
book To put II in q nutshell. II Is
this: Man worships physical beauty
In a woman. and woman knows IL.
Here and there. perhaps. man lives
who Is stupid enough To admire chas-
titv. molesty. Intelligence. fidelity
aud truth. with lot Of other prcsaic
things that do not appeal 10 his eve
But he Is uresome. respectable per
con. who will marry uncsentfully and
settle down monotonously and jog
along successfully. What does he
knew Of life with all lfs glorious
possibilities and iIlusions7 Bah abso-
iuteiy nothing You couldn't move
him with ten yards of tulie
MN CANINE
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

The ncxfattrsetioa - tte Grad cpera
heus~ eeex reptsubef a. VII b. the
~ -azssi Iftsh carneiy d-sait ~Cruis
sesa taan.~ Tbs attraction fss nlssie
3 s1nae uced BIZ wh-rs.er phs ~ tbis
ses-la srsi . cns a TIC ligtesi money
tier@rk - eel ss Que - he ..Fl'aiest
aft.st'c tftam ghs - the yeaa IL y s-om
ta- f~n ~ thsf ehafminz espoHent ~
iIfo .itr.rf .ueariy al aolA Dan ~
tsrttG Iae trans teEs ifue. oncise
s1rl srii aa.~fs.f stnrt - fhc lrrlani
rt 'esieF it fiief aifa path = asi
hHiref ~ sttesfeEns ars slsayfi sffenz
sne ssn.susn-, .alsnreiy fhfiAirx The
<teer iara = rs,n Il the most
assxn,It-et stsaie trsei,.esicus - ths
ift ~ secsss ss1feg afhef gangs fhe
fsmous fiianfs Nsees~as. sbs Bisrsry
siere tnt efhef sys a shs kmerslI
tsir fiat 49, 4eaf q sisa "a aeart
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

- shss ieees 81 - f1al a. lnfer-
re,ts< seossHfrrnsaF fram azaasss
s9.efttn a tte aEies ~seatsn q setter
ts'teseH - ehsrf he 80 esiuef 20
tseffng kat ftet~ 49, - = thea
- -. AL tseF siH sltefsats atta -
49, trflrfa la - star Eastfse ~ ssA >
~ensf esF saiff.fe g. = sfvat
1iseg F seF ~ Fss sfass s.s. -
fsrl - ffiax - sisf ets>e -elstfsih
r-seft Aess ~ .ss~ zfan seais e4rb.
fas rniY - sre4 ~ fir Frssieci = Is
sne s@et lAst LsaAafns a&li 80 -
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24
DANGEROUS POISON
Tks Pab,i< otsen See and Hear ADous
Cases q cstanh<l Polson. bas -
Yet Do Net Aepsseiss ms
Gssvssy II the Disease.

II yea have eaierrh aad feel weak and
iaaelss. have . fessr anl<,tits. cosssfifatso
oosess. sso1r siomach. l,41 tasle and > sfle-
81 feelIfsg of asiltss yolr egstsg J. ietag
l-sise2es =, ne e1tauh end sho1ia rece. -
isain@diate atteutlan. A cazs II paint i
tha ~ = Barnes. chief electFie a. of tise
Street kailses Company,
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

Thrivea on good food aud sunshine. with
rleniy q ~serrise ~ the cpan hlr. Iier
torn kio~s eith health aud hsr face
blconis With IT, heauty. II her system
seeds The rieansinR atflen ~ i laxative
Feme5iy. she uetr The gsnile aad pleasant
liquid axztive Syrup - Pigs
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

adventures. She Is the best cres.iei.
the snartest, the most heartiess and
the most INSCRIPTIONS OF her kind. and
whether born IN upper Minnesota or
southwestern Texas. New York Is the
goal OF her ambition. In seven cases
ont of ten she has. - use Joaquin
Miller's strong expression. been
damned by dover of beauty. she
was first spoiled in her home ard :hen
ruined in her town. She Is not an
ayenger. She does not set out TO
wrcak her malice On the other sex.
That Is romantic fiction- She never
has any higher motive than the grati-
ficaticn of her senses and her vanity at
somebody's expense The whole spirit
o. her iniquity Is selishaesa
Before | undertake TO tell you of
some of the adveaturesses who come TO
New York 20 ply their vocation, let me
Try and tell You something of the
genesis of the creature. You have, per-
haps. seen her in the full flower. Let
me show her TO you in the bud.
Did you ever notice in some village
or post Office town the handsome girl
whom the young men call the belle?
She is OF quick. intaitive faculty, indo-
lent nature, keen sensibility, vivacious
In her enjoyments, sullcn in her duties
and inordinately vain. Before she is
eighteen she had learned how to use a
mysterious power which is only per-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

He says: II have long rcalizel had an
aggraaa ated case of cat4rrh and have con-
suited milny physicians. bat al ways without
benefit until ] tegAn with DIR. Hankin.
mad profuse discharge from my nose and
throat; would keepme constantly flowing
my nose and hawking ana splitting. / woelid
get cold very easily and il would
invariably go 10 my lungs. Ny head ached
good deal. had no appetite and what did
cat gave me no stfeng h. Ny lungs were
sore aud seemed filled with mucus. felt
weas an,i lanquid, slept poorly at uigaf.
ar sing Ia the morning unfefreslled and
hardly aide to attend 20 my duties properly.
| have been under DIR. Raakin's care tao
moaths and ! end il difficult b. rsalike the
wonderful charge in that short time. | am
strong and we'll. full of vigor sleep like a
TIP ali night and my appetite Is splendid.
have gainet materially an weight and am
sf.ll gaming. Ny work seems easy Eow az
nly head aud lungs ane clear and free from
rain. IN fact feel better today than be-
fore in years and / give d.. Rankin the
credit"
References TO five hundred cured patients
in this city alone.
DR.. Rankin is a graduate of Ann Arbor and
bas had years OF experience IN his specialti-a
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

Auctior sale q the beat located irss
N The citY. ectnsf WEALTHY ana Lake
avenues. t.att sacrifice. 10 sharp co
tsma. safe wili poeifisesy commsnse "a
, %. iharday sept 18Th. rain ~
Al ine
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

orsnd Rapids DIVISION 80 ,. q. n X
q ] "a. riH sse~ 80 srss tlii - tie
eee@cn at Their hail No io Pearl street
lfiss evening" sept kth. Ilis.ss sch
ine - ALTERED fan secure ievifsli ~ fsom
seen hrfs. tsaiea sithaut A. 'k<sssst nos
allsalIla.l
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

n yea e-4t rs fefg hesf 6ssf a 80
ssnat5e . ees be9 LILY WifffEf1 Ia
sl8 ssaks seass snt befisf issta,i ~ ths
aasssg ftsa say sthsE
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

At The FaAs you vil fn1 Hosiery
tnsieFwrsr bats and Capa. floo,s and
fshoes. Cscthlag Dsy tioods All under
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

Inft*iiae sfsta ssom b@tta sia iisslsad
s1d hhssa lase atssnseFs See sis.
~ igrsae p.,Fs
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

The Fsls nay. .ea 81. fIs.rysllns
ussief pftcs - sod 81 anal street
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24
CasI, money for
Bile Beans wrappers

tsay soisse Il saishs Pie
n>ana ge.iher sifel sni sneioss
the oatss,se wrapper n ir'ier
soaiainlag resf nsuss ard -
dresA wssia pay yun Is fss =
ef ensr u ycsn lester u ths So
oss ep>asf - eer haf ussniAg
m4a. o. a. 4 Il 4 - -. - -.
slh - esh. This = rsss tr
ssssY ksy sseept sssdsY. "a
yoss dsaxxist g. - sAaiL
sss Fsli IA Fsiss~l - sad a
sseh rnoash saA m..isa % Al ~hs
s<u.i pssssrs tss = = etti
AAsse.s j. y. Smith a co.
Na. IS tsssss~isA ~. No. sask.
ia . beFFsi a
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

DR.. Rankin is a graduate 81 Ann Arbor. and
has had years OF experience IN his speeiaities
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-24

References TO five hundred cured. patients
in this city alone.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-05

the contrary are represented to be no
more that 5,00O-eXclusive of the
bonds
The Spreckels corporation has ., 200
acres at Hawaii planted in sugar cane,
which will be ready and ripe for har-
vest in the latter part of December.
The crop amounts 10 many thousands
of tons and is worth 100000 over and
above the necessary costs of harvest
ing and marketing.
Since the 1st day of October, 1892,
1t is further stated, the corporation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-05
Where the Gold Comes From.

The arrival in New York last
week of five millions of dollars in
gold coin from San Francisco
evokes the usual EXPLANATIONS of
wonder. What sort of a country
must that be which, whenever the
Government finances are straitened,
can pour into the sub-treasury, on
Wall Street, gold enough to re-
store equilibrium and re-establish
confidence ? 1t must be remem-
bered that the recent transfer is
only one of many. Within four
teen months no less than thirty
two millions of dollars in gold coin
have been shipped from San Fran
cisco to New York to relieve a
money pinch. Talk of Ferdinand
the Catholic and Philip the Second
1t took Spain a generation to draw
from the West Indies, Mexico and
Peru thirty millions, to be piled up
in bags in the House of Gold.-Ar-
gonaut.
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From our San Francisco Correspondent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-05
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.

Latest Advices per O. 8. S. Aus
fralia, November z5th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-05
The illustrated Tourists, Guid.

That popular work, "THR TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with steady sale
both ct home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of copy of it. 1t is q per-
tect mine of information relating to the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication Office, 46 Merchant
street, and at the News Dealers. Price
so cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-05
Summary Treatm ent.

Old Uncle Gabe's young masters love
20 mystify him with long words, which
he will never own that he does not I'M
derstand.
One day one of them said to him:
Uncle Gahe, if you and your wife were
walking down the street and man
should come up and recognize you, what
vTould you do:''
I'd knock him down." promptly re-
.-1-ned Uncle Gabe.-Harper's Bazaar.
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Music
In the Air

And also at the Music Empor-
ium of the Hawaiian News Co.
In the past month, we have
made many improvements and
additions, both as to variety
and quality of stock and gene
raj arrangement of the
department.
Our latest importations in
the Piano line consists of the
celebrated make of Everett"
i of Boston and schiller of
Chicago; unequaled for bril-
lance of tone and perfection
of action and considered by all
connoisseurs Of the music art
as superior instruments in
every respect. Three of these
Pianos just to hand by last
steamer; also cabinet Organs
for parlor, church or schools;
every instrument fully war
ranted for five years. The
installment pIai2 fo- the sale
of Pianos and Orga2s lna9g!u-
rated by us five years ago, has
proven a great success as
many a home in Honolulu can
bear testimony. We shall con-
tlnue same and increase our
facilities in this branch as the
trade demands.
Just landed-a new line of
piano Stools in various styles,
prices from $l.75 up; also
genuine made American Quit
ars, elegant tone and we'll
finished $3.50; cheap German
make as low as 81.
Special Order Department
for Sheet Music and Music
Books-if you will hand US
your orders and same cannot
be filled from our large assort-
ment in stock, we will book
it in our special ORDERS"
60 forward to the pub
fishers every mail; in this way
we will save you much trou-
BILE as we'll as money, as we
make no charge for postage.
1t is our aim to keep IN stock
everything connected with the
trade; parties out of
town will find it to their ad-
to deal with us and
not send their orders abroad. |
M.