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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29

~, - ne houses keep on growing, too.
ps-hans their doors the papers may 60
,.s treraIl be carrier boys OF wondrous
Ana hen they'll have TO have a Larger
earth.
IND vision. Quick across my sight
rsa~4 sped a future carrier In his fight
rra,n Of g1lded cars up In the sky
T.ai fitted through the ar as swallows
fy;
Wings
ina. re- shei toward heaven. They were
w0ndroTrs things.
Ana with his hand upon the brake gaZed
f.non the future carrier boy amazed.
Bsh.rd him stretched In one long line the
cars.
psaked fun Of papers that had come from
Mars.
For 40 immense the printing presses grew
On Mars they had to run the papers
through.
On came the train. and as It lowered
round
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29

nersd ike diamonds by their Ight-.ot
8 trace o. human being was % - seen.
Mary sadly shuI the window. She made
the sign cf the cross ard prayed Tor hep
sister and stepmofhsr. In vain she wait
81 for them - breakfast and dinner. They
never came.
Both Hasea ard her mother we're frozen
"a RE mountain. ard Mary Inherited ths
Nttle cottage. the cox. and I small nala
u was not long before she married an
honest farmer and they both lived IN
peace and happiness ever after.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29
Wen EQulpT el.

Are you ready 20 meet that solemn
vent IN every mans existence, the New
YEAR asked the medl;atiye man.
you bet l am replied his aippan;
-risnd. Il have moro material fer swear
az OF than ever had before II my life"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29

T-he-a iy SAID 20 be more activity IL ne
Z A.ss 10. eva ysgslsa ~ -ss ~ I1s EA@-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29

fDaily. tDalfy except sunday.
Short and direct line 20 al points IN
british cciuT1 bia through the PRINCIPAL
IuYnbe districts OF Western Warrington.
General Office, Coimau block. Seattle.
A. d. sCROGGY. Ge1sral Frslgh, and
Passenger Agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29
3ey's for the JaGed aud Goes
Health for all Mankind.

Erzie fc1
here's and
Contains 20
r IN { = . 4
drugs or
deadly poiS
CT. Joys
Vegetable
Sa-saEgt,la
TO hs the
blood OF al
ats impure
ties. and
Courses all
kh>A frpss+
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
The PubIlc Printing Again.

FOR Che uast two days the special board.
consisting OF Governor Oferrall. Secre-
~ m he commonwealth Lawless, and
Anditor ,aryo. has held lengthy sessions
~ consider the appeal taken by the WI
iiams Printing Company against IN" de-
~isian Of Captain O'Bannon. the Superin-
tendcnf of Public Printing AS stated on
!. former occasion. Captain OBannon had
thrown out a number OF bids made Tor
certain kinds Of public printing several
weeks avo Messrs. Taylor q laylor ana
Weifhau Brothers appealed from MS de-
cieion. and the special board convened 70
inyeetieate the matter. good deal or
,c.fimonv was heard and II was hhaiiN
FeriJe8 10 give Mossrs. Walthall BrOthcrs
i limited amount Of printing Of ann-al
reperts while the claim OF Jaylor "
ravlor was not agreed TO. In both m
stances. however, the superintendent OF
Pnflic Printing was sustained IN MS &c
This time the Williams Printing Com
many appealed TO have it's Did lot the
rrintire oil the Legislative journal d1flhs
me session Of the Legislature anstaineo'
C,tite an array Of witnesses was llltIo - ,,
fnrcd on both sides, and the nearing OF
Inc testimony took up the best part Vi
Frdav and Saturday The board hIlaiis
a5iournod Yesterday afternoon, feseI'ihs
its decision until tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

RALEIGH. r.. c., oct. 12.-Special.-
Yesterday the a. and NJ. College boys
sent their football team 10 Chapel Hiil
Co. play the University team This is
IuiVerslty-Day. ana quite crowd went
up-sOme for the German CluD dance
last night. others 10 hear the speech on
Ar. aosepnus Daniels to-day, ana stul
others 90 whoOp up the BAN team.
Treasurer Worth and Attorney
Osborne had decided that Buffalo BINS
show was "a circus. and had announced
that az such ii would have 10 pay TIE
$50 clrcus-taN iu every town and coun-
ty in which it gave performance. This
upset the agent very much, and he ape
uraled Boo person % the Treasurer Treas
urer Worth finally decided to 20 TO the
performance and see for himself. This
be- did, and the result was that the
clrcus-taX was NOT required, ana only the
ordinary show tax. Thus, hulolo liA
is saved several thousand dollars whLe
m this State.
The weekly cotton report being a COM
parauye one. showing the difference be-
tween this year and last year. IS OF M
terest. and is as follows.
Receipts This season TO date. d 2r bales.
90 same date last year. 1855. Ine week
Is receipts were l4i; last year, LIS
shipments were $50, stock on She plat
form. $50.
il will bee seen that the total receipts
O. date are lighter than last year, thus
showing shOrtness IN DE crop.
There were ON yesterday pretty good
tobacco breaks at both OF the ware
houses.
me Governor has appointed Messrs.
j. A. Patrick OF CASTOR, ana j. G. Ste
venson. OF Wilmington. additional dole
gates TO the Road Parliament IN Al
lanfa.
ME Allen & Cram Machine Company
was incorporated yesterday. with 81 capi-
tai stock OF $1,000
Governor Carr has appointed Conduct
crs W. d. Lane. l.. ~. EerIcr, j II.
Tauev. and I'D. M Fairly, as special poe
lice ON the Cape Fear and Aadkin Valley
railroad.
mo Oberlln. coloted suburban village
west Of Raleigh. there was meeting
held last night dcnouncing the colorcd
convention which is 90 meet here soon
Air Avsrton, Of New York. has been
elected The new 81. C.. a. secretary.
Hs has accepted the cali. ana VIII take
charge next week.
me state Baptist Convention will be
has Ain Greensboro this year. and VIII
begin December ON
Yesterday the contract for paving west
uare..t street. one of the depot streets,
with vifrined brick. was let TO the Viz
rirla Paving Company, OF Lynchhurg, for
{lNO.
Measles has broken ont at the peniten-
,tary and seems 90 be going steadily
fbronah the crowd there. The peniten-
tiarv Is overcrowded. there being about
100 convicts within The walls. More
sands are needed on the State farms but
none can be sent out now, Tor fear they
nav carry measles into The camp, ana
start an epidemic that Il may take
months 20 check.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
Leaking After the squirrels.

captaln sydney p. Epes, the Supe-in-
tondont OF Public bindings and RegiS,tlsr
~ ne Land Odlce. is Keeping sharp
inoito,tt on everything in his care. After
bovjnr made number Of essential i'm
nTovements I'm the old Capitol enildiin,s,
gsncb as iaving asphalt floors and in the
pathways of the Square. be has directed
ste@,t nd, snnearance of the old boxes which
serve the squirrels Of Capitol square as
winter quarters. he at once decided on
IMPROVEMENTS. even in that direction. ,.
lie had a number OF new po-ea illn 49,. ~
the convicts who are regularly employed
e4'oot tho square. and during the past
few days the dead wood has been re-
,,-6,,ed from the various trees and the
now boxes have been placed IN yos.tlon
H.. fo fhf. present time 30 complaint mas
,,at hoar recorded that the Dummies are
Tot satisfied with their new abodes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

Miss Gertie Morecock and Miss Hattie
Marlowe, who have been visiting in
North Carolina, returned home last week
after a visit Of several weeks duration.
The many friends of Rev. J. w..
Daughorty sympathize with him in the
loss Of ore Of his infant twins. which
died Wednesday night
Mr. Fred. Westsrman. wife and chill
drsn, Of Clifton Forge. are visiting Mr.
Joseph johnson, OF Williamsburg avenue.
Mrs. Celia Rice. Of Gates county, y.
C.. is on a visit 10 her sons, Captain y.
Rice. Messrs. Fred. and c. c. Rice. OF
Fulton.
Mrs. Ed. Higgins and her mother
Mrs. Stahl returned yesterday morning
from a visit 20 relatives In Sandusky, -.
Mr. Beamau. Of North Carolina, who
has been visiting Captain c. G. RICE OF
Graham street. returned 'ast week to his
home in North Carolina.
Misses Rachel and Beulah keams gave
a delightful entertainment and paper
dress party Thursday night quite a
number Of their little friends attended
and highly enjoyed the singing reciia-
tons. and mi sic
The revival which has been going on
al the Denny-Street Methodist church ior
the past TWO weeks closed on THURSDAY
night. Mr.. Laugion was assisted IN his
good work by Rcv. Jack Rosser and Rev.
c. +. Blankensh hip.
Rev. John W. Daugherty. pastor or
Fulton Baptist church. will leave the
last of the month TO hold protracted
meeting in Newport News. During his
absence his pulpit VIII be filled on sum
dav by Rev. NJ. l.. wood Of Newport
News.
Rev +. y. Woman, OF Denny street.
viii give a series OF stereopticon lectures
on "Bihle Lands" at Cowardin-Avenue
Christian church, Manchester. October
18TH. for the benefit Of the church
Mr.. Thomas Stagg, whose planning mil
burned down a week or so ago. VIII
remove his plant 10 a point near the
York River railroad, not very far from
Fulton.
Mrs. John II. Pease and daughter.
Katie. Of West Point. are visiting friends
and relatives I'm Fulton.
Tho many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs w.
J. Kerr sympathize with them in the
loss Of their infant child. who died las,
Monday. Mr. Kerr Is also at home sur
fcrine from a broken limb
MIR. w. r. Toone has returned from
Iunenburg county. after visit of sew
eral weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
rArA1 TROLLEr ACCIDENT
Wilmington Motorman VIII Die-others
Injured.

WILMINGTON, X. c., oct. Especial
,r,'is evening about o'clocs trolley car
IN ne street railway jumped the track
an Inc bridge over the Carolina Central
Railroad. al Fourth street and plunged
s,y,n q thirty foot cmba nkment. fatally
s'o,,ndlre Motorman j. r. Nttenhouse.
= n Rfvcnbaris was badly crushed about
,be hios and received an ugiy cut on the
aead but viii recover Stiiley Jones
oolorool was caught beneath the car
ma seriously injured. The car bad been
.ecently overhauled. and was making a
rial trip in charge Of J. T. Rittenhouse.
the foreman Of the po"er-house. Ihere
were 40 passengers on the car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

Colonel James y. Stubs. chairman oil
the History Committee Of the %rAila
Camp. Confederate Veterans DepaI . il.
of Virginia. was detained from the meet
ING of the History Committee calle1 LOT
Thursaay last. October 10Th, al murphy
Hotel. in this city hy the uial OF
criminal case in which DE was ensaseu l'
the County Court of Gloucester. Ile
,--.ttc5 ,er,- much his unavoidable alb
eence IL fs expected that meeting or
The committee will be called at an early
date in the future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

Mr. O. A. Richardson, who has con-
trid1ited many ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ar
ficles to The Times in thc way Of @h iil.I
of Interesting things and people , aplGa -;
,,.'~. fo, tho next month. OWNS 20 pres
enre of business interests. which WIZ o5-
cupv an OF his time during mat period pia
1 ~ on ne wul contribute more or ms
infcrcsting articles, which nave peS,'
,NnrtS5 mon. Ills powers of description
and attractive style Of expression nave
b been spoken Of in high terms by nun an
her 81 critics. There is variety on u ls
lion ana graphic deiail when mars NJ, IT,
nf,ii.,t, '''-o is engaged with the Ger
Inania LIE Insurance Company or NeW
York with headquarters in the Ch"i"D'i
of Commerce building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
old dominion Press Club.

called meeting Of the Old Dominion
press cub was held last night I'm the
clnb-rooms ana a good deal OF important
h,isiness transacted. The following assoc
niafe members were elected: Or. ChaiieS
b. Brock. Captain George -. CaIt'r' ~ Si,'
MIR q r. Norment. active mempef' MI
Richard T. Salisbury. of the star.
Mr. watkins Norvell was elected secIe-
tar, Of Inc club. vice Mr.. W. II. Sadler'
re4. nuDd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

tho yard of the Atlantic COAST Line, aha
sevoral cars were badly damagerf and one
IL n total wreck. An engine ran into
the cars on n siding and several were
knocaea from their trucks large
force OF hands soon cleared the TRACKS
and all trains now run ihrou@n
ing and farmers are delighted, as th"y
can now SOW wheat ana oats. Inc lana
has hcen TOO hard for plowing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

We show mono but the genuine
OSTRICH BOAS and COl-LAKS mo
imstationp. 49,. -,
The prices on the Short Ostrich Coz,
lars. with ribbon ends, N~, sS''' ana
The LONG BOAs. very full and pref
". from SO 20 sb. ,.,,r,,c.tr
The COLLARS made of pSTRic..hh
PLITATEs. forming a cape, at so.". W.
and $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
NECKWEAR FOR LADIES.

The NEW EFFECTS for fall ana
winter wear are now displayed here'
Thev include the PONPApotR R.f-
FLING. in SILK. Net, Crepe, ana Mns,
lin de Sole; also. LACE tOLisA5it,,0, , mn a.,
VoKFs In Velvet. Lace. ana Sllk-in
fact. ali that l. new and styiish IN
Neckwear is now here for you 10
choose from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
" u" FOR COLDS

II YOU viii use care in dress. avoid un-
necessary exposure. and carry ana take
~" on ,he slightest suspicion OF a Coid'
sou VIII Keep Wei.
~" cures Colds. Grippe. Influenza,
Cltarrh Pains and Soreness in the Head
aud Chest. Cough. sore Throat. General
ProstalOn, ana Fever preventing pneu-
m0nla.
49, " viii "bical, up " Cold that hangs
on."
FEVERs- Concessions. determinations,
and all Pains are cured by Specific No. l..
DYSpEpSlA-lniigest Weak Stom-
ach. and an forms of biNousncss are
cured hy Dr. Humphreys specific No. iu-
SKIN DISEASES Eczema Erysipelas,
Hives salt Itheum an yield quickly 10
Specific 30. "a.
Small bottles of pleasant penets-ht
your vest pochet. son by DRUGGISTS or
sent on receipt OF price, DC. or five for
ST. Humphreys Medicine Company, I'll
ard ll3 William street New crk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
WINTER UNDERWEAR.

There has been q hurry In this oe-
partment IN the past two weeks. Hun
dreds OF mothers and children are De-
ing daily made comfortable by secur--
ing the proper weight ana make %
Gndergarmen's. 800.
we have devoted a. much space
again 10 this department this season,
aud are prsusred TO cIothe the in'an,'
the child OF 20 8, the miss, or adul,.
Even those who require cHtia. large
SIC can find a variety OF dlHcFtht
qualities to choose from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
OUR MILLINERY PARLORS

are filled to overlooking with All tne
Newest Fancies in STYLISH Trim
MED HEADGEAR.
The showing in Millinery IL eelnE
highly praised this season. Never
We're our designs 40 exquisite In con-
structlon: and, then. our HATS are
always practical-made TO wear anu
not for show purpose only. fricsS,,
we'll. KAUFMANN'S PRICES on MIL
linery Goods means money sdNeo o'
A TRIAL IS A CONVINCING AR
GJIMENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
HUMPHREYS
mr. UumuLrlvs' evstem di1ers IRON
other schools and kinds OF medlci
being
ONE SPECIFIC
FOR
ONE DISEASE.

Or. Humphreys Manual (mailed free)
tells about an The Specifies and Diseases
they cure. .. -. q,
lltnA-lL.N l-n All rood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

WELDON. n. C., oct Especial
ANS morning = wreck occurred here on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

Do You Know the Class OF
Goods We Sell?

Our increase trade from didn't come from se
common day goods at everyday prices we are
are always TO be here Try next shopping exeu
ton Our facilities serving you we'll and faithfully were never
40 rerfec "a this fall With much stock and the assor.
men equally greater assured Of ability to please you IN
STYLES as well as price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
IND w
S1Y1I LIS
ARD
BEj RE1-

Hundreds of cases of the best mer-
chandise under the sun have been piling
into the big store for more than thirty days.
No other house anything like APP
proaches the mammoth stock.
The Big store has simply outdone all
previous record.
Choicest gatherings of the looms of
the world are represented in the gigantic
assortment of fabrics made up into Ready
to.Wear Garments of the most approved
fashion.
Materials pass direct from Millers and
Producers, without Middlemen's Profits
The result of all this places the mer-
chandise at the command of the consumer
at retail on a basis of wholesale prices
Progressive modern forms of retailing
create bargain values on apparel of stand
ard manufacture to widen the scope or a
volume of trade.
Rigid economy pervades the entire
stock.
Shoddy Goods are avoided here, mat
ters not how low the prices.
SupcrbIyMade, Form HVTp s;,ssssi
Fitting, Ready to Wear SaJpS a. 1E55E
Garments direct from our Z :..5.:1 4Sg2s 12kSl-l
own work shops bear this famous certif-
cate of manufacture.
No Sweat Shop or any other type OF
inferior workmanship in the BURK TAl-
LOR SHOPS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
$1,000
$500
25C.
SOC.

Agents for the Unexcelled Harrington
Hat. recognized the nobbiest Hat OH the
market
English, French, Germany and Anne
r;ca's best products of Underwear, Hosiery
and Collars and Cuffs.
A Superlative showing of Fine Suit
;nos' Overcoatings and Trouserings in the
Made-to- Measure Department over the new
annex. Form Fitting Garments at Bed
Rock Prices are Building Greater Bust
ness in this to order department each sue
ceeding season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

Finely Tailored All Wool Suits for gentlemen in the
Ten dollar Range that readily command dozen
dollars or more at other places for suits not made,
finished. nor fit anything like so well.
Chidrens Suits of ServceabIe Blue Tricos. Sizes
any where to age -, inclusive. Double Breasted
Jackets. Double Seated Pants, Double Knees Patent
Bands, TAPPED Seams Riveted Buttons. Wonderful
values--only Two Dollars.
Winter Weight Knee Pants for boys, all sizes, war
ranted neither satnent nor cottonade; warm; well
sewn. Good Pants for the Quarter.
Fedora Hats of the latest blocks in the Hat Depart
rnent for men and boys Samples III the Annex
Show Windows Extraordinary Wales for the Halt
Dollar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
Price now $4.38

We show a variety OF TEN DIS
TINCT STYLES in SHORT WALK
ING COATS, for Children from 70
years. AT FIVE DOLLARS which
compare In style and quality with
those usually sold at $3.50.
The extreme novelties In finer grades
at 1913 TO Sl2.D we call special al
ten ton to.
A glimpse at our shOw-window 70
the LETT as you enter the store VIII
give you a hint Of what's TO be found
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
SILK WAISTS.

SILK WAISTS.
our line Of SILK WAISTS consists
of some elegant PERSIAN DESIGNS
in FANCY SILKS and TAfFETAS
that must be seen to be appreciated;
The prices for THESE NOV ELITES
range from S.% FOR tne k.wrpr,>,ts
fects to SIS for the FINER EAfREMH
NOVELTIES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
INFANTS ClOAKS.

Have you ever looked through our
stock of INFANTS CLOAhS aIl1
Compared the styles. qualities an"
nrices with other housesI ~
W. show MORE STYLES Of IN
FANTs' CLOAKS than any hIce
homses in Richmond. and We sell more
than any three, because the 81 Leo
and PRICES are RIGHT, cohvrg
We start this line with 2 Soo a,nS
Cashmere. in Cream s anr Win ak
pwsiIlmade and wadded. at So; other
s Wyi at 81 50. MS; then the ATWOOD Az 700
lorraine Cashmere. elaborately 90 en-. ~.
broidered on cape and skirt. az 49,; 80,
then the finer grades, ranging IRON ON
* 10 $3.50. which takes ,r ~ az ~ 'I ,o
DAINTY. EXQUISITE SfIKe
CASH MERE. cREfoS' anu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
OUR CLOAKS and CAPES

possess something Which STAMPS th"W
as STYLISH GARMENTS.
IL IS the result OF long experience
In selecting and securing our wraps
from manufacturers who stand az the
head OF the Wrap business OF this
country. Many OF styles are shown
only here, gs we have exclusive con-
troll OF these styles for Richmond.
The variety OF FUR, CLOTH, ana
PLUSH CAPES Was never SO extern
sive as now. The success we nave
had In the past on FURS has eacour-
aged us in putting in a large supply
this season. ..
We feel confident we can please You
In price as well as quality. some ex-
ceptlonaily good values are also snowm
In PLUSH cAPES Of the LATEST
DESIGN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
Now $3.75

Three styles in Nooby Buclay and
Cloth Childs' Trimmed Coats. IN all
the popular shades. that always sell
for s. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
Our Price $3.50

Buclay-Effect Childs Coat. made
with full cape. trimmed very stylishly
with Black braid on cape and CUTS,
price usually So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

line. and Eiderdown Caps. IN neat
pretty styles, at
Beautiful Plush. SILK and Befraiine
Caps at 49, So and &c. and nne TUCK
ed. Shirred. and Embro.dered Dainty
CHINA-SfLh CAPS at
rs, 90, and CSC
See the Pretty Shirrei Faiile SILK
Bonnet. with long cape and fran 10
the front; colors. Red, Navy. Tan, ana
Brown -
Price 81
LADIES' CLOAKS and CAPES.
There IL just as much difference IN
WRAPS as there IL IN people lne
STYLE design, nt workmanship, ana
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-02
Nj |cl||||||||))||
w TIL
PRENTISS
Rectifying Pill.

You're Bound to Take Them.
Leaves NO CONSTIPATION, Cures IT. as
y.cII Is EsiEiausness. Sick headache
ans: Malaria. The only COMFORTABLE
i'll in tie world. soId by ali drug
aists or Seat by mail or receipt al
price. 20 cents Per box. PRENTiSS
CHEMICAL CO., Al California street
san Francisco. Cal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-02
THE DEPOT SALOON

This cosy establishment, asar
the dspet,i . always supplied with
top notch goods. 1legant card
rooms In the rear. an reading
reen liz by sisssr,sit3. II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-02
JAMES. MEANS
@SROrS .
[ AN onLL NJ
JAMES Ms

These shoes have the retail
price STAN ed on the sole, and
they cannot be sod q higher
figures.
Once purchased you always
call for them.
There are three grades, 3, 4
5 dollars, equal to other shoes
selling from 6 to 8 dollars.
Frisco dealers hardly handle
them as the profit is so small.
Carson people dealing in Vir-
gina CITY will do well to call
ON
Robert Cieator,
"a South Street.
Virginia City. Nevada.
dec Q