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Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
WOMEN'S SHOE. 81 5o

Are you cheated j.? The
papers in towns not a dav's
Journey from Philadelphia ad-
vertlse Women's Shoes al
SI'5o from S., (which is claimed
TO be giving them to you at
less than it took to make them
we bought a pair and tore
them apart. The leather is
quite good, the lining ordin-
ary' the wax and tacks of the
sole hid by a bit of stuff pasted
0ver-let {, the foot get warm.
the glue gives and the wearer
gets down to the stock-tearino
of the bargain.
Does the seller tote fair ?
NO, and yet the shoes are fair
ly worth what they cost; but
you were led to buy them as
p3 shoes. Analyze the costs
81 , making and our regular
SI.5o shoes cost more than we |
:ould duplicate the So shoe for.
Ours has Goodyear welt, with
nSole that are same as hand
has nothing to hide
md can't come out. Prettilv
tltched soles; almost daintiIy
! tops-not a skimp.
'old 10000 pairs of them last
ear; not a bargain shoe, but
bargain in shoes.
We don't let anybody give
ou quite as much for your
honey as you'll get here.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
M@tI%saa~lsHE'%
Philadelphia. April, s, 1895.
W0MEN'S DRESSES.

Reaay-t0-aOear, and that
means infinitely more than
you've hoped for in ready
made dresses-perfect as made
to order; conscientious care
guarding every step in the
tashloning; styles taken from
the best foreign models. These
three styles are among our
exclusive productions EThe
Goodwood, " "The Gerton, !"
''The Ailsa." $14 and SIS.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
JOHN WANAMAKER.

The BEST Is that you run
no risk in trad
nE All ing at Sixth and
Market? We as
sumo it all and
stand back of every article
sold, and whether you are
a judge of goods or not
you are just as safe in buy
ing. One price only, plainly
marked and goods cheer
fully exchanged or money
refunded if you prefer.
Don't buy your new outfit
until you see what STYLES,
qualities and prices YOU
can get with us. 1t costs
you nothing to look and
whether you buy or not
we invite you to see Just
what we have in stock for
the Spring season. Good
value for good dollars is
what we are all after, and
the way to get it is to buy
the very best you can find
for the money.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
BEDROOM SUITS

Two-thirds of what you'c
pay for them anywhere else
The makers than us for the
room we made for them by
taking three carloads 4; thanked
us more for the quick cash.
Saving is yours.
Birch Bedroom Suits, fresh
from the factories; natural fin
lsh; especially good for Sum-
mer furnishing, be it home.
hotel or cottage. Six patterns
two with square mirrors ::
two with oval mirrors two
with Cheval dressing mirrors.
At t2o-Birch Suit, pieces. Burean "A IN
hlgh ~ IN. wide, 20 in. deep: beveled mir.
TOT 4X5O H.: waShstand 81 IN high az In
woe. 10 IN. Deep Beadstead headboa "A -
! ~; a.,5 hign, & &tootooard 81 in. higg.
biSb bibIp'iGn 1S iD Isgd s9is % pieces Bureau &C In
peveled mirror 24x3O in; washstand 54 IN
ulBh, % IN. wide, Is in. deep: bedstead head
board y In. high, fOOtbOard "a In, high
ALsZS-blrch Suit, pieces Cheyal b1reou
O; 20 III. h,gh, 90 IN wide, is in. deep, beveled
IN Wlqe' 10 IN. deep; bedsfead headboarj
" IN. high. footboard "a in. high.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Maryland Items

HORSES DYING.-Horn,,
MilllngtOn, lost three vaiIoh spear o
pnInoy lays ago from distemper or SOM
To tba bown WI cause; The horses had beer
were niaOoa ana died soon after then
cro,ls MRS; Samuel J. Hill died at T,ocus,
.oFe No. % thursday, aged about 67. Sho
of go 'ne wife OF j. ]. Hill and motba,
i u the late DIR. J. Heighe Hin STel SSl
caves a husband and four children "e
In Ihe April term of the Cirouit CON-.
a. JDr caroline county was called NJ
10y week with Associate Judge StnUan
S o5 'ne e Oench. The civil dockets sbo,I
go, 40 appearances, los trials and S4
SOUTHERN NJ. E. CoNFERENcr An
JoURNED.-The Baltimore Confora1D- a.
ol the NJ. E. Church Soutb conoI,'5"'s
HSS 1Cs work and adjourned WednesJa"
ne following are the apnointnoa.yt..
I4r n2 the Eastern Shore Kent W. Ss
mltchell; Queen Anne's. ] IT ~ "
son Church Hill, ]. Edgor WIN.
diIlsoorO', I. ]. Lambert Eooto ilsou
S6r;l, Sb6r4l!ne, h. V: REGISTER, supply +
Roval 0oL y I"ppe, y. w. Mark
Miss DEANS MURDERERi rho
S"aa Ges'n OF the little school girl meotioneJ
1asC N1 week is no longer a mvstar"
marshall E. Price against wboI, S',S
p'c'on was directed has made a Con-
loss'1n OF the crime. Price is a blact-
l''n sr IlVlhg 3OO yards from where tba
easeuy occurred, and was one of tbo
u'sU 10 reach the murdered oirI NJ
served on the cOrouer's iurv and 80
as pail bearer. He will be 23 wears ia ia
III June. He was arrested and c.rr;a'i
10 baltimore Friday. Price is ,n.r
req s. man. He was neatly framed ~
oucers securing his assistance ~ e.
1ne guilty man and by his actions soo,
pinned the crime on him H. 'SO1
several dreams all of which he rslatnS
he found the knife. bow of rihho,, '1,eu' leu
dirt. un1er IeaVes and
Ira Tia9t ~ Cochran, the school teacher of
'"'lle Dean was arrested by Baltimere
near Harmony, Caroline
Douh'y' saturday and brought to Bali.
nOre. IL Is understood that Cochron,S
Irrest was brought about throuob - {
la' 'eihent In the nature of a martial
lI' 'On.esslOn made by Marshall F. Pr;ce
Q Onlet OF Police Frey. Cochran. so l
a, at as known, has made no statement c
ue ponce seem to think they have a
use against both men, but surround d
WIN WI. "a an air of mystery. Cochran is S
oOut 80 years old and popular in the 6
ouhtry. he is said to have been on 7
cry friendly terms with the Dean :
IL IL Is charged that Price and Cochran }
,eS ,e tne glrl on her way to school and d
tempted to assault her in loroi,-
pot. She called the men bv name and
lid she would exposes them as soon as y
ie reached home. Then it was de- n
ded to Kill the girl. Price saws that
oenran was the instigator of the crime -
oth OF the accused are well connected b
ater intelligence says the citizens
slieve Cochran innocent.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

80 0Aa 90
trader, some years
since retired, 70 years
Of age. little sore
broke out on my an
kle, and after some
effort TO cure It, grow
considerably worse.
Home doctors failed
and different medi-
cines and ointments
did not give me any
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

38 different styles Of weayes and colors play
are combined In these sllk-mixed, sun-glint
CheyiOt Dress Stulis. The large sales keep
the number Of pieces few; but there are
new arrivals almost daily from the mills
Variety Is hard 70 get better than tO-day's.
80 in. 75c n yard.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
HAYDEN.
CARPENTER.

Estimates and plans furnished. Open
Stalrwaye specially All work will meet
with prompt attention BY leaving orders at
FOWLER q LEES Store, and at
HENRY sPRUANCE's Store.
asom Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
Reduced - CARPETS,

pu1 lew Gays unable to anv Of +oa -
now and d pu @ for such stock and @ SnP Body
e io everybody The SOh ran out
best makes udd e season season Pretty effects Without prompt 5p shipments
forced % BT b Gd %t tapestry Carpets going rapidly The M h
Smiths lO Tant n une choicest of the Spring ofno
More work no @ rom and not an undesirable one in the pat
people have been added Cne whole lot
yi We and to give ordered Nt US 10 give the
"ung as other
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

NINE BUILDING LOTS in SMYRNA.
Del, frontlng on Church street, Walnut
street ana Glenwood avenue, Inquire of
BECK & HAZELL
s0oM Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

Our better halves say they could mot
keep house without Chamberiain's ConSb
remedy. 1t is used in more than half t6e
no homes in Leeds. Sims Bros. Leeds. Iowa
Inns Inns shows the esteem in which that rem
eay IS held where it has been sold for wears
tho. anu Is wen known Mothers have learned
Group and whOoping cough, thai & IU,us, cnea.
these ailments quickly and permanentlv
ana that It Is pleasant and safe for children
70 G1! take. . and SOC bottles for sale bv
Clifton & Raymond. 7''' W
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Tailor-cord Suiting. .
Fancy Silk-Mixed Cheviots.

Six different color combinations, woven with
bold diagonal twill Of half and half silk
and-wool. Weave and cOlOring that make
stylish gown. As in., 81 a yard
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
PIuette

Made here: q cheviot6nish Serge. The maker
claims that nothing short Of heat viii de-
stroy the show er-proof properties Of this
fabric. slightly and stylish, with q close
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
s yarSS; rSl 5d II n navy blue and black a. in 81
Saltwater Seroe

factarin5ST m Bradford. cn. the largest woolep mann
specially in e the ySrp az England and treated
OF Off IN ny.eing .g and finishing Tske 4 st and
how ouictIn ~ ~, o. er1spy release it and Sea
On-ho' h'vHy WHY i recOvers its former cor condtt se
says that even sea.Ts1se ana the maker
blue ana dihTee he qualities ~ and a ins HoTs lts
erssro ah9 "a black S. rs and S5e: cardins navy
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
Enplish Cravenette Serqe.

Fne all-wool twiiled Serge. chemically treat
ed TO turn water, and from wh4ch the stains
Of travel can be easily removed. Suitable
for dress travelling or storm wear Makers
stamp on wrong side every few yards.
Making more they're learning better and
the % quality OF few months ago is now
Sl25. 90 in, navy blue and black
In cheviotinish, navy blue, black and brown
Sl50 yard,
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
DRESS STUFFS

Counter after counter full
grouped as we thought for
you convenience-maybe not
but how else can we show the
loom-chattered wit of all ma
tons i? Not one beauty in
hfty gets a word in the papers +:
but they every one deserve it.
Spend fifteen minutes or half
a-day among them.
Silk-and-wool Crepe Brilliant.
Charming color combinations. mibglin9
Of dainty colored yarns frightened with
silk threads that play at hide-and-seek all
over IT, 10 styles, sl.25 yard.
Silk-and-wool
Crepe Brilliant.
Eight different combinations bolder weave,
heavier threads, covered with silk figures
40jn., $50 yard.
Silk-and-wool
Tailor -corJ Cu.+,rcr
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
Blood Poisoned
= Running Sore on the Ankle

70 the sIood-PurifyIng Pow
s OF Hoods sarsaparIIIa.
M. want to tell what Hoods sarsapa-
nas done for me am on, ola -.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
Crepe Brilliant.
I-WOOI

heavier threads, covered with silk figures.
40in., ei.50 yard.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
VIM. DAVIS.
FOR RENT.

- A comfortable and convenient house on
Mount Vernon street. Apply to
WIN. M. BELL
<Su Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
SiIk-and-wool Taffetas.

Suitable for wear the entire Summer: woven
with tiny dots and figures Of narrow stripes;
twelve different patterns, including pin
checks in navy blue and white. 75c and 81
yard.
And here's a list of stuffs
ready for any outing-with no
danger OF hurt.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
nd-wool Crepe Brilliant.
Figured Silk-and-wool

Charming color combinations A mfbglfng
Of dainty cOlOred yarns frightened with
silk threads that play at hide-and-seek all
nEnI IL. 10 .INla. 81 d 4 unrd
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

5 Pills are tasteIess, mild, efee-
i've. Al DRUGGISTS. 26a
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

and lbe taken
Jafnie bamboo
carved " Oe"n to solid
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"Brad.,reet'." Report.

NEW YORK, April D. -Brddstreet's tomorrow
will say: The appearance of more settled
weather, together with the announced increase
in prices for Bessemer pig iron and steel blets
continued strong. stimulating manufacturers TO
demand higher prices for fall goods; rains in
the northwestern wheat regions, where they
were greatly needed, increases In wages OF in
dustrlal employees. heavier shipments OF wheat
abro id, and the rise OF the weeks bank clear
ings above the billion mark are evidences of the
continuance of a better feeling in trade circles
and returning confidence in many lines OF blu II
ness. The list of increases of quotations for
staples includes hides and leather, with pros
pect for further advances. There are go busi-
ness failures reported to Brddstreet's this week,
as compared with 23a last week. Some New
England cotton manufacturers have sold
years output for export and
have cheap raw material to meet the
contracts. Wool and wooden industries report
less activity, but the improved prospect in iron
and steel and the advances In petroleum and
for lumber at almost all centers, with activity
In the building trades. are having an influence
Exports of wheat, flour included as wheat, from
both coasts OF the United States this week
amount to 1853 2i3 bushels. nearly 100000 bush
els more than In the preceding week. Bones.
tic available wheat stocks have increased
within three months 25.300 900 bushels. twice the
corresponding falling of in 1894, and five times
that of 1898. American. Canadian, European
and afioat available wheat stocks decreased
q. 200. 600 bushels during the past quarter.
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Willy TRICKS OF POKER
Tbs Fascinating Gam, Sends a Big
Check to the District Court 1l.
HE CAUGHT THE JUDGES EYE
To-Day's Calendar In Department
I.-Butte Hardware Company
Also a Defendant-Other
Court Notes.

BUTTE, April Sin the suit of Phil j.
Harrington against the Butte d Boston
Mining company. John A. Leggat and
John Weart. an action to recover on
s., 500 check which Leagat lost in game
OF poker to Wsart, and which was after
wards cashed in full by Harrington, the
defendants, except Weart, to-day nieu
their answer. They deny that Leegat on
Feb. 16 endorsed the check to Weart or
that the latter transferred ii later TO tho
plaintiff for valuable consideration or
that he is the owner of il. The answer
alleges that Weart obtained the check
from Leggat without any consideration
"and by false and fraudulent and deceit
full practices and that, as defendants
arc informed and believe. the check was
thereafter delivered by Weart to the
plaintiff without consideration and in or
der to avoid the defense of the Defend
ants thereto The defendants are In
formed and believe that Harrington paid
no. consideration to Weart for the cheek
and that he coilusively took it, knowing
that Weart had acquired it fraudulentiy,
with the understanding that he should en-
force the same against the defendants.
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Dun's Report.

NEW YORK. April 5.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly ReUteto Of Trade will say: Returns
showing the condition of the retail trade in
March throughout the country aud the distribu-
ton of goo Is of final comparison with the same
month in 1874 and 1898. give satisfactory evil
dence that in most trades and districts a
marked Improvement over 1894 is realized,
though on the whole trade Is smaller than In
1898. Accounts from chief centers OF wholesale
are encouraging this week. There is not any
hopeful spirit, but the real gains In business,
though not equally distributed geographically or
as TO branches OF trade. The best news from
the industries is that labor troubles have been
settled or avoided. Next in Importance IL the
better demand for manufactured articles
which gives greater reason to hop, that
recent advances from the bottom may
prove successful. The production OF Councils
vile coke for the week is 16s.i10 tons, the
largest on record but there is some fear that
higher coke and ore must close the works.
Copper Is firm, as sales of the stock from the
French syndicate removed a load OFF the market
for the last six years, and the tin has been
stronger with tin plates. because of the pur-
chases for Pacific cast Gamers. Sales of
wool reflect the renewed confidence of manu-
facturers as strikes out of the way for $685.
100 pounds we're sold last week against 4.6ie20l
last year. No rise in prices is seen or expected
in view of heavy sales and receipts OF foreign
woods
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An Attorney Fin ed

Evan o. jackson, a young attorney, ran
up against the dignity of the court this
morning and came out of the collision
with S25 worth of experience. A small
appeal case was called for trial before
Judge Mediation, and Carroll q Leahey,
attorneys for the defendant, moved to
strike out an amended transcript filed
yesterday without the courts consent.
The motion was sustained and Mr.. Jack
son remarked that he thought he had
some rights, q remark which the court did
not like, and he reprimanded the attor-
ney. Later in the case the defendant Sc
cured permission from the court to file a
supple mental answer against the oojec-
ton of the plaintiff. The court then
asked If the parties were ready for trial,
and Mr.. jackson replied:
at is rather late in the day" but he
got no further, for the court interrupted
him: .'I'll just fine you $25 for coutempt
of court" said the judge. "Pll give at
torneys to understand that I'll tolerate no
chickering's with the court"
The trial was then proceeded with.
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Other Court Matters.

The Sisters of the Holy Cross of Salt
Lake have brought an action against G.
E. Blackburn to recover judgment on a
promissory note.
A suit of c. NJ. Colman against A. G..
Corbett was tried before Judge Mediation
to-day and judgment rendered in favor
of the plaintiff for 1925 and costs. The
amount sued for had been due n colored
man named George Stewart for work
done on the defendants ranch. The ac'
count had been assigned to Coiman.
In the case OF G. II. McDougall against
William Lorenz, Judgment was awarded
the plaintiff for 81 and costs.
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MAUDE GRANGER.
Next Wednesday Evening the Talented
Actress Will he in Butte.


Actress Will BE in Butte.
BUTTE, April 5.-The next attraction to
appear at Maguire's opera house is the
distinguished actress, Miss Maude
Granger, who, with her dramatic COM
pany, will commence on Wednesday
evening an engagement which will con-
tinue for the remainder of the week.
Miss Granger has established herself as
a warm favorite IN Butte by her engage
ments here in times past. IL is two years
since she was here, and in that time she
has added largely to the laurels that al
ready crowned, her as one of the leading
opponents of the emotional drama on the
American stage.
Her present tour is under 1.-THE personal
direction of Manager Mcguire. who has
surrounded her with a company which
the press of the Pacific Northwest declares
is the best dramatic organization seen in
that section this season. Mr.. Mcguire
considers himself fortunate IN having
been able to secure Miss Granger as the
steller attraction on a tour extending
from San Francisco to Chicago, in the in
term between her very successful en-
gagement of four weeks, played in San
Francisco in February and March, and
her return there for a renewal engage
ment next month.
Miss Granger is known in Butte as an
artistic blessed with rare personal grace
aud beauty, possessed of exception al
dramatic ability, md skilled by long
training in her art. Surrounded as she Is
by n company thoroughly competent, and
representing plays OF absorbing interest,
her announced engagement should be
eminently successful. The plays selected
for performance here are as follows: Tho
Fringe of Society," Wednesday and FRI
Il. n
at the matinee Saturday, and "Camille''
Saturday night.
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A good remedy and there is no. any
thing on the market that equals French
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure OF
painful or irregular menses- These tab
lets remove all distractions. no matter
what the cause. Manufactured oy A. Au-
eendre. Paris. France. and for sale only
by D. NJ Newbro Drug Co, Butte. Mont.
sole agents. Price s. per box; sent By
mail securely sealed.
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Saturday. Calendar.

The Ehrick trial will be resumed. in
Judge Speer's court tomorrow morning,
and therefore no motions or demurrers will
be heard in that department. The follow
ing matters are set for hearing III Judge
McHatton's court: ~
Estate of Jos Blackburn, petition for
sale of real estate; estate of w. Il.
Ballard, settlement for final account and
petition for distribution: estate of 4.
Hurley, petition for letters; estate of j. p.
Ganey. petition for letters estate of Mary
Ramsdeil, ct al. VS.. w. A. Clark, settle.
ment of statement on motion for new
trial; NJ. Humm, VS.. c. Humm, motion.
NJ. Gray, VS.. Thomas Gray, to be set foI
trial; state Of Montana, ex rel, 4. y
Bordeaux. VS.. j. +. Dowd, justice OF ths
peace, return of writ; state of Montana,
ex rel. S. 7. Solveson, VS.. Alfred Finch
justice of the peace, return of writ; Mary
Evans, VS.. the city of Butte, demurrer.
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SALT LAKE. Utah, April 5.-The woman
suffrage articles which were pissed to a
third reading by the convention several
days ago, came up again to-day on n mo
tion to recommit which was lost. AZ to 50.
A vote TO adopt the article was carried. "a
TO IA Unless the opposition can muster
votes enough to have to-day's action re-
coasidered, woman suffrage in Utah may
be considered an accomplished fact.
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Do You Want Piano or Organ? Here
Il Your OpportunIty.

PIANos-One secondhand upright Kim
ball, $40; one second hand upright Estey,
1886; one slightly used upright Emerson.
good as new. with a five year guarantee,
one beautiful new j. p. Hale q Co. up
right fancy carved tresles at SPAS. Come
and examine our handsome sample line
of new scale Kimbalis. aud the famous
Hallet and Davis. Terms on pianos $2j
down and $40 monthly installments
ORGATs-One second hand Sterling or
gan, S25; one splendid Wilcox & White
parlor organ, $50; one beautiful Bell q Co
organ, $50; one parlor Kimball organ, late
design. s68. Terms SO first payment and
6 monthly installments.
rfsf ORroN Bros.
san- L.
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The Big Damtgs Suits.

Forbis & Forbis have entered their apr
pearance as attorneys for the Kenyon-
Connell company in the big damage suits
instituted yesterday. 1t is understood
that George Haldorn has also been re-
tanned for the defense. One of the suits
of William II. Orr, for $4,000, filed yester-
day, was against the Butte Hardware
company and the other against the Ken
yon-C Cornell company.
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Hops Steady.
wool-steady: domestic lesces, ie0,s cents
pulled. 1924 cents.
Cofree-cIosed steady; June. STA 450i4. 50
July. si4 5o3i455; Spot Rio. weak: No. z, 1885
Sugar-Raw. nrm; centrifugal, 96 test. n
7-3ac. Refined. quiet.
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HOW ABOUT you. C. PIT
There Is y Warrant Awaiting the Arrivs
HON, of the Magnate.

There Il Warrant Awaitfng the ArrivAl
HON, of the Magnate. tt,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-United States
Marshal Baldwin says that IL c. p. Hunt
ington comes to California he will arrest
him under the recent indictment found
by the United States grand jury for issu-
ing an interstate railroad pass. District
Attorney Foote says that the warrant will
not be served on Huntington in the East.
as the expense of bringing the railroad
magnate out here would be too great. He
will wait until Huntington comes here
voluntarily. 4f
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Go to Mrs. Newman, modesto; work
guaranteed; prices to suit the times; 81
and So New Owsley.
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Fred Orion. piano tuner. musical in
struments overhauled and repaired; Ill
Utah street.
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Every man. woman and child should
read Coins Financial School," il is ;hs
best book ON the SILVER question that hai
ever been published. Fifteen cents and
two coupons from the STANDARD gets {
copy. =
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NEW YORK, April 5.-Government bonds.
Petroienm-Firm; May option closed si.isss