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Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Dress Goods.

The great sale of dress goods is attract
ing more attention every day, and the sales
are increasing daily.
49c. 49c. 49c. 49c. 49c.
French novelties. silk and wool mixtures.
Persian crepons, rhadamas, serges, satin
berbers, henriettas. and a full line of all the
late novelties. all from tho
JAMES IL. WALKER STOCK.
All worth from 75c to $1.75, will be sold at
! 4Sc. 49c. 49c. 49c.
A fine cable cord, in all shades, reduced
from 65c to soc.
A fine 46-~inch all WOO French henrietta,
all shades, including black, at
SOC. soc. SOC. SOC.
A fine wool suiting, extra heavy, always
sells at 40c, our price 15c.
A nice line of cashmere s%uitings, In all
shades, including evening shades.
12iac. 122c. 12Hc. 121ac.
A nice suiting, all shades in plaids and
stripes, your choice at
1O1ac. 1O1Ac. 1Okc. 1O1ac.
These goods will all be placed on sale in
our center aisle Monday.
All are from the James II. Walker stock
and every yard is a bargain.
If you are in need of anything in black
goods we are making sweeping reductions In
this department.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Perfumes IL 1.2c per ounce.
HARDWARE DEPT.

The business in this department Is simply
immense. We compete against Chicago and
ST. Louis firms nearly every day, but al
ways come out on top. We have Just re-
celVed another shipment of 1000 kegs of
BEST wire steel nails, which We are closing
out at l penny and a half per pound.
THINK OF 1T. One and a half cents per
pound FOR best wire steel nails. For in
stance, you want 10 pounds of wire nails,
regular price is soc, our price 15c, you save
35c, or zoe on the dollar. Quite q difference.
don't you think SO? You want a door lock
regular price is 4Oc, our price lac, you save
26c, and SO on all down the line. We make
no mistake when we say you will save about
80 per cent all the way through by purchase
ing your hardware of us.
The great slaughter sale Of tools and
builders hardware still continues. Note the
following prices:
25c Jail pad locks goes at SC.
lOc 2-foot lockwood rules goes at Sc.
4Oc 2-f0ot brass bound rules goes at Ice.
zoe double iron-jack plane goes at Soc.
zoe.
,5c braces goes at CSC.
4Oc braces goes at 10c.
l5c door bolts goes at 4c.
We carry machinists, carpenters, butchers.
blacksmiths, millrights. In fact, all kinds
OF mechanics tools. Builders hardware of
every description, railroad and mining sup
plies. including picks, mattocks, shoveIs,
crowbars, powder, dynamite, fuse, wheel
barrows, carts, etc. Carpenters. builders
and contractors should not fail to get our
prices before purchasing your goods.
THEY WILL INTEREST YOU.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Domestics, Muslins,
Underwear,
Hosiery, Corsets, etc.
From the Walker Bankrupt Stock

Special sale on heavy all silk ribbons, Sc,
sc, &c and &c per yard.
Tremendous bargains for tomorrow.
Walkers hosiery.
Walkers underwear.
Walkers corsets.
Walkers gloves.
Walkers muslin underwear.
Walkers gents furnishings.
Everything goes on sale tomorrow.
OF the above stocks we purchased the en-
tire lot, which gives us control of every dol
lars worth Of this line of goods. This will
be the greatest money-losing sale ever given
in this country.
The Walker stock will go regardless of
cost.
l case of James H.. Walkers hosiery for
children, their price $500 per dozen, our
price &c per pair.
from the Walker stock, worth 15c, our price
&c.
l case of boys heavy fast black cotton
hose, Walkers price $3.50 per dozen, . our
price 25c per pair.
Walkers soc underwear reduced to 25c.
Walkers 75c mems night shirts, SOC each.
L lot of mems fast black cotton hose from
the Walker stock goes at lie per pair.
Walkers 25c corset covers go at &c. .
Walkers 75c aprons go at 35c.
Walkers ladies' gowns, worth S1.00, go
at b9c.
si.Oo boys shirt waists, dark %colors. only
50c each.
Walkers SOC corsets go at zoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Jewelry

Special reduced prices in jewelry this
week.
$500 watches, $2.95.
Solid silver $1,000 watches, SCI 30.
Gold filed $25. 90 watches, $3.50
Ladies' $500 lax solid gold watches,
$3.50.
Gents $1.25 watch chains, 45c.
Gents best rolled plate watch chains 81 so.
Ladies' 1900 and $500 Victoria watch
chains, $3.50.
81. 80 gold band rings, 75c.
$500 gold band rings, $3.50.
$500 gold set rings, Csc.
$1.00 per set teaspoons, 4Sc.
Sl.00 per set after dinner coffee spoons,
35c.
S~ilverware, butter dishes. pickle casters,
dinner c%astors, cake baskets, napkin rings,
etc, at half regular prices.
Solid sterling silver teaspoons, 1915 per
set.
Watch and clock repairing at half price.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
and Crackers.

All kinds of bread, &c per loaf.
Cream puffs, 15c per dozen.
Doughnuts, INC per dozen.
Fresh rolls, 71sc per dozen.
Oyster, soda and butter crackers, Sc per
pound.
Ginger snaps, sugar cookies, grandma's
cookies and lemon creams, 7iAc.
You can buy more bread and crackers at
our store for 15c than other places for zoe.
Cali at our fish and fruit counter.
Oranges down 10 7hc per dozen.
Cali for our preserves, mince meat aud
apple butter.
Always the best at lowest prices is cur
motto.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Wash Dress Goods Dept.

This department takes second place to
none, it is open for your inspection, our
prices sell the goods. All the latest novel
ties on display, both in foreign and domestic
make. Prices range from 212c yard up.
Anything new you may ask for you Will
find at Haydens. satisfaction and prices
guaranteed or money cheerfnlly refunded.
Can you ask more? VIII you take the
trouble to look them over? You will be
well paid for your time in so doing.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
W~oodenware.

6-foot step ladders. re; folding dining
tables, see; hard wood, pastry boards. 19c:
tubs, Csc; towel rollers, &c each; clothes
pins, lie dozen; clothes wringers, 81. 25 each
$500 spice cabinets, soc each: wooden
spoons, DC each; rolling pins, SC; 3 rolls
toilet paper, 1Oci wooden bowls, DC each:
9-inch rice root scrub brushes, Sc; whisp
brooms, DC each; covered sauce pans, Sc
each; tea kettles, 15c each; tin cups, exc
each; trays, DC leach; 2-quart dippers, 10
each; 2-quart tea pots, 12c each; 1O-quart
tin pals, 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Butter and Cheese,

We received 100 tubs Of family separator
creamery. This butter is the finest you ever
saw. We viii sell II az Poe per pound.
Country butter down as low as 1Oc per
pound.
1t will pay you to buy a supply OF this Gns
butter.
Full cream cheese, Sc, lie, l21ac and lic.
Brick cheese, Sc. 10c, l2hc and 1ic.
Swiss cheese, 12Rc, lac and 16c.
Llmberger cheese, l2hc and lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Linden Bros Stock of Bank
rupt Hats.

All goods new and OF the latest styles, con
sisting OF
DERBYs, FADoRA CRUsHERs AND SOFT
HATS.
Lott. Derby, fadora crushers and soft
hats, SOC worth $3.50 to $500.
Lot 2. Derbys, fadora crushers and soft
hats, 75c, worth $3.50 TO $500.
Lot 3. Derbys. fadOra crushers and soft
hats. 800, worth $3.50 10 $500.
A genuine Gate City hat, $3.50. worth $500,
A genuine X. Il. Gate City hat, s1,95,
worth s4.C9,
A genuine John b. stetson, $50, worth
$500.
/ lot boys hats, 26c, worth soc.
1 lot boys hats, 97c, worth 75c.
] lot boys hats, soc, worth il,0.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
MEMS ODD SUITS

NJ ODD SUITS
$500 Suits, $500
So. SO Suits, $3.50
5000 and $1,000 Suits, $500
$m.oo and $500 Suits, So. 80
and $3.50
Mems Odd oVercoats-That lie,
three or four of a kind-for So. so; an
all-woolen oyercoat worth $500, for
$500; an ulster worth SO, so for SIS. 90;
an ulster worth $1,000 for $50; two
shades brown and grey Melton all
wool, double or single-breasted, worth
nothing less than Sl2.5 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
This firm was one of the largest buyers at the Auction Sale of the James H Walker
& Co. Bankrupt Stock at Chicago
The stock is now in, and we are etng down the prices on the same In ery
department you will find
~CA W. Worthy of DARN
~ A ~ ~ Your 1\UA M
RANO Consideration W.
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Groceries.

Groceries.
To introduce Hayden Bros 5x -four, wa
will for a short time put in one of the fol-
lowing articles. The flour is warranted to
be the best you ever used, or money res
funded:
One gold ring.
One diamond ring.
| One carving set.
One gold watch.
One $500 bill.
| One scarf pin.
One ladies' solid silver hair ornament.
One gents rolled gold watch chain.
One solid gold plate cluster diamond lace
pin.
2-pound cans finest sugar corn, sc, worth
15c.
2o-pound pals pure fruit jelly, 35c.
fure home made apple, peach and plum
butter, &c pound.
Corn starch, 3Sc.
Gloss starch, 3Ac.
All kinds of California plums, 12Iac can.
California peaches in heavy syrup, 15c can.
3-pound cans choice Bartlett pears, l5c can.
Early June peas, 12Iac can.
Bakers chocolate, 1715c package
Sweet chocolate, &c package.
Lima beans, sc can.
Condensed milk, 1Oc can.
Evaporated cream, 12hc can.
Mixed pickles, &c.
Chow chow, &c.
Sauer kraut, sc.
Columbia river red salmon, Toe and 12lkc
can.
California breakfast food, sc pound.
Queen olives hest imported, 35c per quart.
Self rising Duckwheat, 3&e.
Self rising pancake flour, 3Ac.
Valencia rais.ns, 31kc pound.
New california prunes. 31%c. ne. 71ac
pound.
New California blackberries, Sc, 71sc
pound.
New California peaches, loo and 12Mc
pound.
New California pears, 1212c and 15c pound.
Best Alden evaporated apples, 7hc pound.
Old style evaporated apples, re, 100
pound.
New Iante currants, &c, &c, 7iac pound.
TEA AND COFFEE DEPARTMENT.
Broken Java and Mocha coffee, 121hc and
15c. worth 25c.
No. 1 Rio, 25c; golden Rio, 27Mc.
Combination Java, soc.
Old government Java and Mocha, 80 t-3c or
3 pounds for $1.O0.
We carry everything worth carrying in
choice teas.
Tea dust, 1Oc, 121Ac; tea nibs, 19c and 25c.
Sun dried Japan, 25c, worth soc.
Basket fired Japan. 29c, 35c and soc.
Fancy Ceylon tea from 471&c up to 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Crockery.

The very best white granite ware.
Cups, 1c each; saucers. lie; pie plates. &c.
tea plates, Sc: dinner plates, Sc; bakers
plates, &c; bowls, Be; round naples, &c;
square naples, DC; milk pitchers, Sc; cham
bers, Ice; wash pitchers, 23c; soap dishes.
sc; 10000 1-gallon fire proof baking crooks
at sc each, worth loo each.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Meat.

meat.
Picnic hams, 71Ac per pound.
Pickle pork, nc.
Fresh link sausage, TIC.
Fresh spare ribs, SIC.
Sugar cured hams, &c.
Sugar cured bacon, Toe.
Salt pork, 71Sc.
Bologne, head cheese and liver sausage, sc.
Boneless hams, &c.
COrned beef, sc.
Read these prices on lard:
3-pound cans best lard, soc.
5-pound cans best lard, 4Sc.
l0-pound cans best lard, 95c.
Now read our prices on Rexoline ami Cata-
suet:
3-pound cans, 23c.
5-pound cans, 35c.
10-pound cans, Csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Blankets.

Only about 1000 pair Of blankets left.
The auction blankets have been going lively
all this past week. and It will pay you to
buy what blankets you may need at present
prices for next winter. YOu'll save money.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Kettles.

White porcelain lined iron kettles az Sc
per pound. These kettles sell generally
from 75c to sl.0O They weigh from .
TO 10 pounds each.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25

We are closing out some patterns of good
all wool aud brussels carpets at a greet
Eacrihee on the cost. to make room for tue
spring stock which Is arriving.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Perfumes ~ 1.2c per ounce.

We are always looking out for bargains in
our furniture department and when we get
one we give our customers the benefit. We
have just received over 8 dozen of these
rockers. They are all oak, well finished,
have close woven cane seat, size of rocker
4 feet high, 2 feet wide. seat 1SXlS inches,
length Of rocker 80 inches. This rocker is
as strong as II can be made.
We have lots of them, aud everyone buy
Ing one or sending us a mail order during
the first three days Of this week we will
give free | downaline sofa pillow, size lSxlS,
with rufle, assorted colors,
Oak bedroom suits, French plate mirrors,
$1,000, $3.50, $3.50, 5000
Cotton top mattresses, $500. any size.
We can sell you a hair mattress. with best
satin tick for 1000. We have never
asked more; others get $1,000 TO $500 for
the same; Will guarantee It all hair, 40
pounds weight, made up for us. with our own
label on every mattress. This mattress
has imperial tufted edge and biscuit tufted.
Before you buy get our prices on furniture
of AN kinds,
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Dress Innings.

New line Of fine percalines just opened.
The Poe grade on sale at Hayden's on Mon
day Toe yard, All shades In cambrics and
selasias. Trade increasing in this line very
fast, Extra help has been put on and this
department now occupies double the space
II did.
All the leading dress makers Of Omaha
and Council BUNS are patronizing Hayden's
lining department.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Special sale of fine
Lace Curtains
and Chenille Portieres.

We Will give some very low prices on
these goods this week, Lace curtains, Boo
10 500 per pair; chenille, $3.50 to $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Drug Departme nt.
MONDAY ONLY.

Perfumes 12tc per ounce.
White Rose, Jockey Club, Empress
Bouquet, Crab Apple Blossom, Marie
Stewart, Lily of the Valley, Ocean
Spray, Violet, Heliotrope n Lilac at
l24c PEI ounce Please bring your bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Perfumes ~ 1.2c per ounce.
Linen Sale.

This stock Is full OF bargains, - inch
wide German silver bleached damask, extra
heavy, Toe yard, worth $500.
SIS inch wide turkey red damask at 25c,
worth soc.
We are showing the best value in
bleachad, cream, turkey red and fancy table
linen At soc yard,
"a all linen, full bleached damask napkins
ut 81 90 dozen, worth $3.50.
1S-inch wide twilled and dnmask crash
Cbleached) from the Walker stock at Zoe
yard, worth Use.
20 inch wide crash at 121hc, worth 20c.
1S-iUch all linen fringcd napkins at 60c
dozen, worth $1.00.
White bed spreads at $lO0. worth 81 so.
Colored bed spreads at $l.65. worth $3.50.
GA chenille table covers 95c each, worth
$3.50.
Don't buy any owels until you have seen
ours at DC. Toe, lac and 25c each.
We will save you money on linens.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
Muslin and Sheetings,

Selling the muslin and sheetlng from the
auction sale OF James ii. Walker a. Co.
bankrupt stock. Crowds are increasing as
the people are finding out the true value
they are getting at this sale. Every GUS
toner that has purchased this week VIII
youch for the bargains.
Yard wide brown muslin Size, &c, Age &c,
&c aud 90 yard.
Yard wide bleeched muslin 4Iac, DC, &c,
&c. 71ac, S t-3c and Zoe.
Double width pillow casing ana sheeting
7l4c. Sc. loo, l2hc, l4c, l5c, lie, 1Sc. zoe,
2.c and 95c, Such n variety to select from.
There never was such a stock Of domestics
displayed in Omaha as you find at present
ut Haydens.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25

Perfumes IL Ice per ounce.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-08-31


the South Iownad nearly one half At
this time thirty per cert. of the bank
ing capital OF the country was in the
South.
But the war came and with it ruin
and desolation. The census of 1880
shows that the total wealth OF the
South had decreased es compared
with 1860 32,400,00O,OO0! But from
1850 to 1890 wonderful increase is
shown aud the census reports of
1890 show an increase in real value
OF nearly four billion dollarsl The NV
ernge increase in the value of farm
laLns and improvements was 40 per
cent. and of farm products II per
cent, while in New England there
was corresponding decrease of 10
and per cent. lespectively. These
figures are taken from M article by
Hon. Hoke Smith in tile North Amer
lean Review aud we tnke them to be
accurate. We say nothing, as he
does, of the great increase in manu-.
fncturing industries and in the devel
opment of mineral resources. There
has been phenomenal growth in that
direction as well us i'll the building of
railroads and cities. But we would
direct attention to the fact tint the
.'omth's great wealth before the war
was in her agricultural products and
that it is still tho great producing
section of the country in spite of the
fact that the slaves have been freed.
Agriculture is still the great natural
occupation of the Southern men and
our wealth from that source is con.
stantly on the increase. This year
the harvests will be moro than usu
ally bonntiful and as consequence
there will be greater prosperity.
State.
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TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs, Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, I'LL. was told by her doctors
that she had Consumption and that
there was no hope for her, but two
bottles of DIR. Kings New Dis overy
completely cured her and she says it
saved her life. Mr.. Thos. IIggers.
l30 Florida St, San Francisco, suf-
fercd from n dreadful cold, approach
ing Consumption, tried without re
suit everything else and then bought
one bottle of DIR. Kings New Dis.
covcsy and In two weeks was cured.
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such
results, IT which these arc samples,
that proves the wonderful efficacy of
This medicine in Coughs and Colds,
Free trial bottles at Il. L Hargravc s
Drug Store. Regular size SOC. and
81. 90.
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THE soUTH's OUTLOOK

If the South does not forge ahead
from this time forward, we do moi
know why. 1t is getting to be a
manufacturing section, but its main
stay is now, ms it has even been, in
the product of the soil. When CROPS
are good then does the business OF
the South flourish in spite of legisla
ton. And when the crops fail, all
the legislation in the world will not
prevent business depression.
This is big crop year in the
Southern States. From every quar-
ter comes reports of natures gener-
osity to tillers of the soil. In most
sections corn and wheat are fairly
good and cotton and tobacco were
rarely better. The price of cotton is
low, but the yield will be so great as
III measure to compensate for pow.
erty of plice, and rs for the tobacco
, crop, it is II we'll known fact that fine
grades always command good prices.
The marketing of these crops must
OF necessity turn loose an immense
sum OF money among the farmers
and general business will at once feel
the impetus. More than that, gen.
tleman who has recently Travelled
through the South says that he was
struck with the fact that farmers
generally are producing their sup
plies at home and that their condi
hon is better than it has been fol
many years past. That everybody
he saw was cheerful and hopeful and
that the prospect for good times was
excellent.
These and other encouraging signs
OF the times lead us TO believe thai
the South lie rapidly regaining the
position it held in the business world
before the war. Tn 1860, tho value
OF the farms of the whole countr,
was S6O00,OO0,OO0, of which tn,
farms of the South were valued a
$4,000 100000. The total assessed
! value of all property in tho United
States was So, 100000, of which
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-08-31

tnkan ms to the necessity of free raw
materials us the foundation of scnsi
bic mud logical tariff reform. The
extent to which this is recognized in
the Legislation already secured is one
of its encouraging and redeemin9
features: but it is veXatious to recall
that while free coal aud iron ore have
been denied US, IL recent letter of the
Secretary of the Treasury discloses
the fact that both might have been
made FREQ Dv the annual surrender OF
only about 100000 of unnecessary
revenue.
am sure TINT there is common
habit of Understanding the import
nnce of free raw materials in tariff
Legislation. and of regarding them Us
only related to concessions to be
made to our manufacturers. The
truth is, their influence is 80 far
reaching that If disregurded L. com.
plete and beneficrnt scheme of tariff
reform cannot be successfully lnau
gurnted.
When we give to our manufactur
ers free raw materials we unshnckle
American enterprises and ingenuity,
aud these will open the doors of for
oign markets to the reception of our
wares aud give opportunity for the
continuous and remunerntive employ
ment of American labor.
THE EFFECT
With materials chenpene,l by their
freedom from tariff churges, the cost
OF their product must be correspond
iuely chcnprned. Therefore Justice
aud fairness to the consumer would
demand that the manufacturers he
obliged to submit to such readjnst.
menl and modification of tho tariff
upon their finished goods rs would
secure TO the people the benefit OF
the reduced cost of their mnnufac
ture, and shield tho consumer against
the exaction of inordinate profits
1t will thus be seen that free raw
materials and Just and fearless reg
ulntion and reduction of the tariff to
meet tho changed conditions would
carry to every humble home in tho
land the blessings of increased com
fort and cheaper living. The mil
lions of ourscountrymon who have
fought bravely and well for tariff re
form should be exhorted to continue
the struggle, boldly challenging to
open warfare and constantly guard
I ing against trenchery and half heart
edness in their camp. Tariff reform
will not be settled until it is honest
ly and fairly settled in the interest
and to the benefit of u patient and
long suffering people.
Yours very truly,
(SignedD GROVER CLEVELAND.
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS.

Representative McNIillin, of Ten
nessee. has inserted in the Congress
sional Record speech intended rs n
summary OF what the present Con
gross has accomplished. Mr.. McMil
Inns associates have deferred to him
i'll preparing this statement, and it is
semi official showing, from politi
cal standpoint, of what the majority
has done. After reviewing what laws
it has heretofore framed, Mr.. McMil
lin says:
II come to few of the things it
has done during this administration.
1t has repealed all force laws, aud
left elections free 1t found a sys
tenn of oppressive laws on the statute
books authorizing the use of troops
at the polls, and has repealed them.
In the dark days of the republic the
Republican party enacted law au
thorizing the United States supervis
ors of elections and deputy marshals
to be appointed by the Federal
Courts, wholly independent of the
States where the elections were to be
held. They were expected to domi
nate, and did pominate, the election.
thousands of men were arrested
without cause aud imprisoned with
out reason in the States of New
York. Ohio, and Indiana in single
election, and imprisoned to prevent
them from voting. They were turn
ed out after it was too late to vote
without the formality of indictment
presentment, arraignment or trial
The Democratic party determined
this should not continue. To repea
it. they forced al extra session o
Congress in 1879. and passed the re
pealing bill. Mr.. Hayes vetoed it
But it has kept up the fight nearlp
sixth Of century, and Mt last ha
triumphed during this administra
) ton. 1t has repealed the law all
thorizing the President to levy an,
remit taxes. I cannot conceive of
surrender of great prerogative NOR
dangerous and objectionable thai
this. We denounced it at the tim
in this hall. We went forth to tn
, people and denounced it. We pledg
: Oh them in our platform that if il
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The TYLER Office Fixture % y

The Tyler Office Fixture Co, OF
st. Louis, have just issued their
Mammoth Desk and Bank Counter
catalogue Tor 1894, showing new
goods. new styles complete in ev
cry detail, and at prices far be'ow
all previous issues. Their goods
are well known and sold freely all
over the world. Bank Counters
and Government work a speciality.
Send for catalogue, free; postage
cents.