davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-12
81" you're going SOMEWHERE this will money 20
pocket splendid Travelling Bags

the limit extended so as to make them
good after the convention at Gaines
vile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-12

the fleli7" ~" oh
"faas. ON the cotton field. sbo,
three niggerI in the legs and knocLed
mule down With his fst."-Indlan-
apclls Journal - N'@ii-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
'y the Morris Auction House IS Bank street.
a UcTIoN SALES -FUTUl1:. DAVIS.
BY Townsend n Ioyne,, Auctioneer,'

puhAI All 70 DEED or TRUST MADE BY
Bessie W. Oliver and Thomas H. Oliver Le,
huSL and dated February 18th. 1898, aud recorded
III - B iGo, ~ 81, Clerks office Corporation Z urI
Oi Noriok, Va. and at request OF the creditor
therein sec red, hall sell Vt public auction a, tho
Noriok Re- Estate .Ncuangc Main .trest ~
81 - "'e9ck m The following property, t,-sit.
hoi Or LAND, with imp.n'e tents thercIn IN. sta.
hetou Ward. Norfolk, VA distant twentv.ava
feet from tue north sid Of Boni-strsct and front.
Tug on aut Ma shall avtuJc twenty-ay feet with
pth of one hunurci aud twenty-five icet Also
NJ use oi he lane leading rom he north side OF
u ma tlrcct :" the land M owe mentioned
- El'M>- Cash II, t,S ,lU1 aud expenses of s,lc
ana residue OF purchase prise OF property In two
e9n'u instruments ayahic in six AM twelve
u"h.uS rom uay OF sale r,spc ,Iiyey and carrying
interi s. from that day, and sccuT ., hy do ~
trL>i ON prop riy, - bc drawn and recorded at
purchaser 5 expense.
J. d. LoWNSBERY, Trustee.
TOWNSEND X .IONNIS
uh-i -tus Autliou,rrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
Feeding For Eggs and For srarlcet.

Notwithstanding, there are two par
fioular objects to, be attained in feeding
poultry--(D the rapid growth of young
poultry and preparation for egg laying;
N2) fattening for market. Poultry for
profit recognizes ,slittle moro than this
except perhsps inacaso of breeders, who
will desire in very few instances a
Feeding method for mere maintenance.
In selecting feeds, therefore, the ratio
between the "protein" and the "carbo.
ihydrates" must ba observed. For egg
Eaying, tho production Of muscle. otc..
fhe'averageiof carbohydrates" in the
foods shenid, according to Farm Jour.
mai, approximately equal four times the
average Of the protein" for fatten.
ang, ETC.. the carbohydrate" should be
aboas six tirnes the protein. " Thus:
Carbohy.
Protein. drntss.
Fattenihg. otc.......l to
For purposes of moro free comparison
table Of food materials is given by the
authority quoted, computed in ratios
Ono part Of "protein" is compared with
its accompanying proportion of "carbo.
bydrates;"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
Carbohy-

To compute the proportions Of any
combination of materials, either for fat
tening or for egg production, it is but
necessary to use such multiples of the
carbohydrate" ratios as will give n
mathematical average of four or six,
hs tho case may require Thus for egg
3ssoaaotieas
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
By Sharp 4 Gwrihney. Auctioneer..
Y! '"'rT !" '"U'HIHtY, NutilOnccrs.
r ESlDENrlAL wESr END LOTS FOR SALB
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, March 9th. we viii Offer f.,
sais a, auction III The Real EsIat, Exchange nj II
oSiech. ne following VIII located lots:
~ ~ North side of duncan avenue
Nos. 80 % aud Js North side Of FRANKLIN avenuc
90. 80 c"nih size of Mar'iu avenue
40, tn9':: :, " anu Norm side OF Martin avenue al
one lot, being triaug, $500 ''" 80
Nos IIi ann 10 West side of Jrto SOL, c.,i -.
one lot. Pat at Iii e " ~
EEMS-'hc. third oa.h, balance in Six AMI
tNe'Ne mo"ths' braling pr cen. interest The
cts are very tine mi very nc,r CIV r,iiroad ,bns
q. al dining the Client lots which mr.. rsptIy
oeiBg cod and bait on. '"P'"'
SHARP u GWATHMEY,
n'-'-'as AUciIouvcrs, 80 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
h. c. HOggaTd & Co.,
Real EState& Rental Agents.
t26 MGIM STREET.
PHONE No. 7i9.

FOR RENTS Highland. 81 Kelly. 40
Wood, 7S Charlotte 70i chapel. {p3, i05. AZ
and iu' Highland, and Is Baxter. l25 vii /.
ioughhy, rs and 10 Bermuda .,ree'. eigat
rooms, SIS yer month: a Brewer. gG Chapel
iuS lapel street. two stores cOrme. q
Eirhth fut Liberty streets. liork ey.
FOR SAiE-Niye house on Winoughbv,
Two on fars one on Gibbs four on High
land, three on RESERVOIR, ono on 'Tunst.l.
Two on Falkland TWO on Levitt. one on CLAY.
Nee lots on Freemason. Boush. Dartmouth.
torprew. Marshall, HIGHLAND. Park, Kelly
mn" gibbs also several nice farms for
stock. grain or trucking. on easy terms
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-26
iNrlT

~ VIRTUE or y DEED OF TRUST. DATED
- itta day of March. %. from l. llotm n -
ION 10 mt, as Trustee. have this dAv taken rus>
SSssllh oi tue stock 81 good, contained n No. -
Naitt siIeei, "rio!E, W. anu the book a couuts
mud other eyiic1 &c Of ind l,e,ln,,,, iuc 10 s,Id
h"Imah x Soi. aud other properly conveyed IL
;" ntcd. MI parsons layins claim. asainA
SAM urn VIII pres ut them TO nae duiy yer hr,,
AID alI lcrs7u~ I'd etcd to ta,m VIII make nv.
inent' to me or my agent a, sad sire ~ soon
KS Ponlnlc an in'cni"ty oi the a,Sci, Wi br o ado,
lion to the creditors OF said frm
For the present I will continue 10 seu ,oo,. n.
SAID store ia the usua course of business
!. Il. LOWENREHU.
Hi''--" Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17
GAR NICHOLAS
~ WONT 10 10 Address THE csAE Oh
TiUE sIHEhT.

Apiopo1 Of Russia 1 am reminded Of
az unrCIlte v0uchuJ Tor as authentic
and related by that clever jJufnalist,
Aurriinu SCnOil.
Car Nicholas, returning tom pay.
lug On early visit 20 one Ui hiB dausb-
tor, noticed 8t the door VI a hotel a
young man with a cigar iu his mouth.
Ni,hIlbs could not tolerate the smell VI
tobacco.
"You arc lofelguer slr," he asked.
"lss, gonuruI,n wa tho reply, "l
have lust arrived from parIs."
"Thun you are uuaGbru that 0m0k.
Ing In the streets Of ~. Petersburg IL
forbidden. / warn you let your
Ignorance get you Into trouble"
Thanks, gencinl" Aud the
Partisan threw away his cigaL
Hut u smoking was not allowed
neither was it permitted 10 address the
cmutfog aud scarcely mad the latter
passed out Of Blght when two police
officers approached thu traveller aud
hr was soon on hiB way 10 the station,
whore no remained until 10 Ia the
evening iu tho society Of the thieves
and lrunkatds who had boon hrteituI
tue previous nigut
When the superintendent questioned
him he told his story; how al officer 10
gouufsps uuliofm WIN was pAstnE hHd
advised him 90 throw away his cigar,
ami that he had at once done s1.
"Aud you dida'g know VINO the
general wAi1'
81 dou't uUw.n
Tho official cot The Ffeuehmsn at
libeIty pnd made his report o. tue
Cuiafui the third section. inc latter,
thiuking tue adventure might have
rome unpleasant political consequence
that the Ffenchmln might lUJgB q
complaint with hib Ambassador and
lhht hu (tho chief might DO blamed
Tor the acuUn Of bis subOfdiuatta-ic.
uidtd 10 iu.0rm tho emperor Of what
had happened.
lie majesty seemed apulyod. go,
dnd the tfavcler," he ordered, "i wish
To szpiusl u him, pouDnally, my t..
gfet Tor tho outrage ~ which no has
uren subjec,ch.'
When an officer In uniiorm came g.
his hotel the psUr freedman hai
Visions VI slhutta an began o. rpsrut
bitterly having yielded 90 his desire u
visit 'llu empire a the north" He
was only restored 20 hIsusuai ,quan m
ny wuuu NIci OlEs yKplaiuu4 10 him
the cause OF BIZ uupluaHlut adventure.
WF0rsUt this llt,lu mlsuuIufstnuG.
Ing" added the emperor "Nnd 70 you
remain any time In ltussia Il Will give
mo pleasure ~ prove 90 you tina, VIZ
ate not as uuCiyili2sd ss We may seem
o. be-"
"SlucB your majesty issI kiuI," e.
piled tho tgnyUluI "may / make one
fsqucU?n
"WuHt ~ az"
"lhnt II your majesty should meet
me ugnlu you would kindly not notice
IN ~ Ltfs'g Calendar.
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ENuEHEAa. joins b.. r.,EsuS AsD
~ IDA M Frt.N..f. 4.. 3D. .f... az San.
trmIcr. i-HI. cyra1tei .rf st'..rgt iI fHa
western I1ru q -lf.r.. JHnrfra. fHeT
.i.HuI dollars. lra Uuf.s .|.'" .l.". f.r#Uu
nurU.HH Uf ......#|H. 3D.. .. .... .. I'D ...f#
an1 uHr ntUrfst tlrr,o. u'. ...# T.IU 81
ERICKSON and .Ia ~ Fr|..a..Y Dol. fUHIu. t..
tDulUu aud uy.Iterri 90 IH.mIa s. I,Huiusa,
Trustee, their rtItafH tris. .I..f .ar fHr f.I'
.uuU.T uf SAID LAC 41't .,,.i5l- gI t.ifH.
lu.WiI.
beginning atthu 81 IS U.rrrr Of IHHa D.
lulItgf uf the b b.. quarter 10 sa.f.1u uu. no H..
township Ifec lI south tanlo uur .|I ug.t
rAIt laaU Meridian. thence .rt.fUH fH. ...tfu
mrut IIHu twenty IN ,GrIr.' f..a.. .'..t# .u
ihc section uui 0uu aud H' f,1U.s. chains.
Thence wUHt thirteen and 1870 ...I.. chains
90 ihU yHst limo 10 tUr I'D. canal, utu.u
south about #t.8 ,,att aIanf sa.f IHpu UIiY
anaI tWu and .0.l.l 10 .0I .halus tHrHUr . tst
about q. wee. a'5Hs tIr' Vss. H.uuf.Il
tHrH four i| pHaIrH HI.I fuUHU..".. W.. I|uhH
more Ur .r.s On tHu ug.f IIrr OF tIu. .. D..
quarter of H D.. quarter section u.. u. town.
rHIu three %. aYIiu tauEy uIu.I.u.t. thence
.uutaIuiH. uys d.. 80. "ae ....r.. ..U.
Square role. more or c.s tI.g ,annTu..He
tltly .HHI IuIa .Iuth OF Dine b. 30 conner NO
10 W lHHrItrU f .Cgulu obs LOS t.ruaU|H three
90 ."u.a, range one .J ,lsi -aIla.u MGR.
tUof, thence r1.t tufly tFu To-. fr.. A,UuH
upIth lul IN fuIs anI tut .I frut
WcuUC west flr.. two U. T.Ht Co
pace ni beginning, containing tUUutgHuu ....
square rods wuUh raii tfus. uruu Was .nH
recorded Boo tlr Uura of tUu County Is.Hf1"I
10 7alt lu.u County. tIaH ItfltH.F, Uu Goo
l.iIi day ui ut.pu,f. -lJ au8
whereas said trust dead provided that 700
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
From Big Cottonwood and CITY
Wards,
EsCALiSrE, GARFIELD COUNTY,
Come Further Testimonials In AID Of
the Monument 10 the Drawn and
brain Of Early Doy.

CAM rHo,r rW FIRST rRrsDENcY
salt Lake CITY. Jan. %, 1895.
N0iIce 10 hereby given that c0n'ri'
buttons TO the monument TO be- erUCIo I
u Salt Lake CITY IN memory o.
Brigham Young aud the pioneers VIII
hereafter, AMI until further notice, be
uvknpwls ipcd through the columns VI
the DEsEREr NEWS. 10 Ia expected
that agencies Tor the collection funds
tor this worthy purpose will DO eslnb
lished IN each warI Ia all the Slakes.
ami thst said iuuds, with the llst Ci
namtsO' tho contributors, Will ho for.
ward,d o. frsquoutlyas convenient to
llUbcr NJ. Wells, secretary " the Brig
ham Young Memorial association, \ 1T
Lake CITY, who will see that same are
properly acknowledged IN tho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people Will respond generously nud
PROMPTLY 10 this call w that II possible
the monument may be- completed,
dtdiratcI sud unveiled 10 the public
by the 9th Jay VI next October
WtiFORD WOODBURY.,
GLJHgE q. tANNuN,
JusEpu T.. SMITH,
Fiat Presidency Of the Church Of
Jctus Christ OF Lattor.dny Saints.
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OGDEN.
oopEs, u1An, Arml H. 1896,
VIII Arnnnh fine World.

This evening Mf'. 100 Dayton, the
woman pedestrian, Will leave Tor
P5rtlsud, Oregon, from which place
sbe will start 10 walk around The wnfll
In eighteen months. She tiafis April
obth, along the Oregon short hoe TO
Ogden. following the Uuion Pacific
and along the G.. Is. q v. ic Chicago
the Nlchigan Central AMI New fofE
Ceutul 10 New YORK; across the Az.
lantic 10 Liverpool by stonmuf' Walk TO
Dovef and cross the English Channel
Will then pass through France, lihly
ana Austrif; through Egypt aud
Arabia; ft0m Bombay 20 Calcuib,
India; and from China TO Hong Kong
take steamer 10 British Columbia, auu
thence 10 Portland, Oregon. she II
backed by J. Il. Church, Of San fiau.
cisco, In the sum Of $4,000, agalnsl
go. 900 VI Olympia CLUB money.
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LOGAN.
LooAs, UrAm AruD 10, 1875,
Temple City" Notes aud News.

Several parties are prospecting ior
coal near pctefsb0f0. with, 70 10 a..
Ioftad, fair surface indications,
There IL a fair prospect u a com.
promise ia the Nation case, aud that
publication msy soon be- resumed.
President Elias +. kimball, Of the
Southern mission, pnld brief visit TO
his mountain home during the latter
part Of lait week.
The Sunday afternoon meetings In
the various wartH have been slfC0u'
linued. and meetings Of all tho wafls
have been resumed la the tsOefnaglV' D
The Y. NJ. NJ. /. A. entertainment n,
welIsyillo ON Saturday night, waa not
financial auCcUss. Tue conferences
on SUNDAY was we'll attended though,
and many valuable Instructions we're
given.
A fno OF $50 each wss Imposed 90
the Jour young mon from Pfovldrnce
who were found guilty Of killing nHh
by the use OF giant powder Au AZ
peal was taken ami bonds given.
An old gentleman who was paying
more attention to objects on the sllu
OF the street than 10 the road on which
he was travelling, was thrown from his
buggy by collision with an electric
light pole ou Saturday. The shafts Of
the buggy were broken and the old
gentlsmAn's head was bruised.
The meeting Of the Logan wheel
club for the election OF officers resulted
H. -. ~ faaWNU.
president, g., j.. Montgomery, yiCr
Smith, secretary anu treasurer. A fin,
club room has boon rented anu n oeiul
furnished. Bicycling In moro popular
than ever.
A bolt dropped out Of one Of tho
shafts Of a buggy, allowing Il 20 fall
down on the hlfse's legs, AudlCaused o
runaway. wm. Bfhughgm 81, tht
driver, fell between the buggy bed sui
wheel and was dragged Tor some die
lance. His lott eur was torn nearly on
aud he was badly bruised. HIS C1m.
panion, Jacob Wet, was thrown out on
his head when the vehicle ran agains,
a telephone pole, ana was nearly
stunned.
The Palace Hotel was sold At ShUfin'i
sale last Saturday ~ the property Of the
MurdoCk Block Co., VI the suit OF
kHthten N1ls1n. The lady hid Ga the
property, which IL worth ~ modcr.
ais estimate $4,000 Tor 80, 900. The
trouble has been that the Original
builder aud substqucut owners were
too heavily involved at the start, and
II took fair Income TO pay Interest on
the debt. II properly handled theT,
" no doubt IL would BE- paying 10,
veatmsnt, na the building h tlut
throe.stoty prick with oil modern i'm
proyoments.
II was a matter ot much regret 10
the members Of the delegates from
Cache county on the occasion Of tbs
visit Of the Convention TO Logan on
Saturday lhGt, that through blu udcF
the representatives Of tho Salt Lake
papers were excluded from tho hsll IN
which the banquet was held, AuG wstt
therefore unable 90 report the iptocho,
made by Governor Woat, Delegate
Hluites and Prof Paul. Mt. Squire,
presented tho College with hAnusome
group picture Of tho delegates anu made
AHpteuh sulOgietlo Of tho college. The
governors speech was also highly com,
mandatory Of that Institution aud
the rapid progress that had
been made. Ample apologies were
rendered 10 anu accepted by the news.
paper mon, Tor the unintuntlonrl
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sumMoNs


"UI|..H. INIH.|..| on. |NN A'NIINN|NH
county otsNtL 7sc.
jew COKE. p.aBuH.,f. william H.wultuey.
Lmmi WutntI. D. q. FHtfmiu ana D.. n
HsHor na.nulaup.
The rtdr'e OF IHe Icui1re of uAt send
gueuus 90 WIlNam o. whitney ,a nH'
WNtroU o. a. urossuau and b.. o.. bishop,
ueirua.uis.
YOU ARB WEgEuI HEQuiHEu 60
appear Iu uu .uuu Nrpuru haaIu.i YOU
HI lHu H.HfU uAwt1 uHuu1 Doc Che District
IuHrl HI tH" IuIf1 judi. Ia. UIa.I et 90 i.H Ter.
uuy U. utu. aui 10 answer iue compliant
ueI therein wItgiu teu fave .cAaInsi'e % tle
uHr Hf service. after tHe service Uu You of THE
.HmmuuHaII served within tHIH county U'. DO
served out ~ tul, county. DUO in tnis dh.n..,
uas.a0r Judgment hy default will boo taken
hel'nsi YOU. according q" lhe 'pHFer ui hHi
iI,s4'i acton BE- brought ,o have Judgment
H.t.U. defendants Whitney boo HIHI ur 30 100,
With Interest FROM Auau#l 20 IfIl, u. . per
.UH.uUr month, before .u1 Nigr Il1fmontt
tu Doe duo uua rHTilIu urIfII."ufT uHt0t UNHrUt
90 HH defendants whitney fuUNUUI August
-HI-1fHr a, 90. with interest from date at .gr
cent uHr UHuiH#Hawr NtIu- duo and Who ly
InnAf uHd being HUHuru 1851 Q mUriEtE. uf
even HHr. Du U|uU..uH hereinafter urHUuHpl.
executed Hy SAID duicHdHuH 90 pllutH. TO
mHrIgUgpI premises, uIiHlEus that tnU pro.
grrds uf furH aHu Doe applied 900 payment ui
amounts 1aH Hs above iHai 900 execution Issue
aHlinaf property. 90 defendants Whitney Tor
u.I. NIHt dUfruubuia uu1 aII purHuuH claiming
uufrr 'heu hH barred and inrra.uaHi oft lIl
r.i rfaritus ahd Cor other ronrf,
HH.F Ur-HHHa Hfu fUH1rnUd HH fI..
love, lu.vt Commencing 90 s., D. corner of
al bi0s. % rIatu. -aitIaLyUity SURVEY. rla.
uUH fHHu.. 8. f.rf. thence H. DID, InHt tu Too
HI'ra 'h"H.g o.. /. I'.t. t.,n.n o. 90 irril" n'.
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Notes

Officers from Denver passed through
from the north, having IN charge
James l.. Lansing alias Bob stewart,
and Que Cameron. They are accused
NJ the murder Of Detective Moore, ~
Denver. They were captured at Pooa'
tell0,
David o. Allen, aged 81 and Emma
Louisa Berlin, aged u, both o' Hunts
VILE, obtaiurl iiconte TO marry.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER Died OF
IHUST.

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'N''N... lMN N'Il..I.l g. INt h..l .N.I,'H "iH
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WY "lN .H. o.. N..N iNl t'H''NIt Nt uN1 MONT
w . W.. ,'.I IVY. Anl ..N,a. a.l IH" rHFs
49,. ' ~, .". 'l.'h 'hl af.,..lrui.
'. t'n. ~ '.. .".'n a"N requirements Wi
I Wv .s"' NNf NAN'f 'fr
..' 81. ..,'', ''l y. lNe NIN,I sn,i,
N'.Ih. 'lt glN'N. IN' .t,, uNl'I hIs hand
n ,t .,a', ul' .'l1n Ha.l "I tH'' witch nrrl
t WV. w.. '.NI'i"tN ut. .ta or 'no L"Nu
~ ah,t 'l.' '"HhtL. NtW ttU.
.ia "nf W'.N "'3 %. I"'' i.'. ~ hyns
49,. w H.lttth.'t I'a.' 20 WIN. % lrrl OF
w 800 t KY L'''.l L,''NNA lN
'"r'g'gTt f1 ttr'. "" "..,'' W.'',.H h'
..'. ~. w N'.' 10. 'NNhNht hN' ANIUrH
Eg. ','.,,' inf M, u,g' lnl purposes
u.H'.l .n . 9."''' W' .la'lt ANN lN Ni7 hHiH
gtf'r.t..rr.t.t '''' 900 '"' l'"F''3 h'In'nr
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The Brigham Young Memorial uslU-
ciAtl0n acknowledge receipt VI tho
following contributions ~ assist In the
luildiug VI the Pioneer monument
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la tho Probate DuuT. NJ -ai aae .' ..i.
tflab Ierr.tury. Iu iUc matter li W.
of ludWlF WOLF, deceased
-,,rr,r ia uE.,EW GIVES 49, TYR
~ "InIutrcr..5ptd. executor % lhs 10y 90
~ te'trinrpt of iuduis WoIt, gs. fns
i60 grrdit0rs OF and aIl polton. ll NY. lga VITO
against tho shl1 deceased 20 ,.sr months
Ihu necessary NnughnIH, fr. notice 10
tb' ssiI rsetui1r AZ DO once d" G.'f bsns
nnnilng Salt iaso ug, ,a,, les business
tbo rinra Tor tho transaction OF "'
OF sall es'A'o' CuAuLEs D. rEAl'su.N,..,. Of
Executor Of mo last Will ana ''''''
IudwIg WOLF drr1arc.t
Dated March alas 4's''
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Dated March 9IsL 1895. ,...,.r
Wm. Kahn, Attorney Cor I'""v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-23

We have reduced the price on every suit
and oyercost in our great stock. You can
buy the choicest styles right in the height
of the season at the lowest prices ever quo
ted for reliable goods. WM. KAHN.
We are showing all exceptionally large
and choice line of those fashionable blue
and black overcoats in kerseys, meltons, ETC.,
in any length desired, See them by all
means; they are the choicest of the choice.
WIN. KAHN, Sadler Building.
Are you going to buy suit or an over
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making an inspection of our stock. We
are offering the choicest OF the choice right
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est prices ever offered for reliable goods
Your money back on demand
VIM KAHN, Leading Clothier, Sadler Big.
You can come to our establishment and
take the choice of any suit or overcoat IN
our great stock at the lowest prices ever quo
ted for reliable goods. Never before have
such marvellous bargains been offered to the
buyers of clothing. Serve your best inter
ests by seeing them. WIN. KAHN.