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Curious --Hollo' Rliss, what m'N
took 80 happy -, s,a
pliSs-l.cttor from my peN 81
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hut Il hcgins with MY dN" ~
and ends with Yours ioVitgH ~ ri
so | know it's all right
mcnts.
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morning dear hoafs VI
Mnudc-rm going 20 take an soa es|
son from professional acroos ,,re n n
I'm Roipg down 10 tho shoe ssamsrsi
fitted to q pair cr eoo's
Journal.
what time do W"
COLONEL s,,,s,tf' I
Colonel de Kautcr-Five IN s"''
IN winter, ,,y rSs
Northcru-po you hne ea'p
agrees with YOU 90, ,hs ~
Colonel DO KRntot-No-o' Nv" su M :,
don't ask me when they H"""
Now York World.
Forroster--our baby doeSh
time, ,..ws ~
Lancaster--iIow do you ~, a y
are away from homo goou
day x.as. -
Forrostcr-rhars how
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Tcadlc Tacklc--po YOU msw
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tennis: couldn't even pass INV
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nNcnANan lNrlatyInwa.

Barnnt Gihba hap aot tho Wholc state
ugnV 10y eNprHylpuN which rcon To hiut
that he win $50 with the popuiista NNie
GcVUrUnr Gthhs tolls aoUO frarluNy uu-
hnd republicans. Texas lrnrmer knows he
has 100 much rcuSa TO plgu huug0lt Nlth
any thlri party movement rcNAN
FHtwtr
rlls niuss 10 tho wlnda tho lus,inuat lon
sent ont from p.,lias that Farmer shaw
waH preparing "a follow climbs In his 20.
htIcM apo4tnsy, Tho roat 10 glad to motto
tho nct. Ia the counting campaign Shaw
WIN ho worth a dozen Gibbs,
houston sccrps So ho Losing its grin on
the sgVufvmcut or conventions Sun An
toNio 81 aA tho siuckmen'u conN cation.
druunnNra, doctors, knights OF Labor.
aWiue bN'cdera and sho lent hoEgiah
about tho analr, chhor, Tho NnNou City
VIII mako a upifed EFFORT to secure the
pom1grehc state convention, though, ~
Goiiad Guard
houston IA not 10 greedy as 10 nsk for
everything In slght-like some other
places hut whom 81 gooe after anything II
geuorally brings II home.
crowd of kontuciNapA nroa upon A
tralu h,Aring a had ~ republican ah6utarH
homo from Governor Rradlcy's inaugura-
ton, You can't rub salt Ia a sore IN Ola
Kentucky without henrinK from iL-iiona,
ton Poet
Very Witty, INT tho Vindicator ,yon,a
Nal, ta cHtVcmci contoWnorary, Tho post
NJ " 'udorv,a tho act ~ "a crowd or Nen.
tncMMw,' az above "tatcdR-iiborty Vim,
d.cator
Certainly not-~1'he Pos, never indorses
iAwlossness IN any form II 10 mat.
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tain aa any between the TWO great fV"''
Cd parties since 1872.

cAi part'es s'heo 'o'-'
..,...,a .,o,,ia hc made out of
a sre", ~, W. ,,,,,an,,oo senator Ma.
the new Na',o'UN' ,s,,r',,,,, AZ he could
ron butler on No.'' ,'hn,",s vniuntlon
only De DOUBT. ~ Wv w.. ,,ure unndul.
ara SOFA NJ MS Wv ,,t'A ,,,,,nur,, Of
ternted eao'A" "'i ,"'''' ,,," nrnnris,ic,
public qu'st,ohH un' u" " ,nd,c, ar th,
OF pubic III. - .' t rnad -, enunls
Tar-lleel iuS'"l'"'n -. 80 n,,,, ilvin,
Or suprIiora IN 'nV n'.,' "'.s 'ter,,tsr.
man WHO mas s,uu,u" ',' ,,i vovc. or polit.
that rl1e h'tc ON wv a, IL. d,a,nr,.J IN,
ical unrest, rue mas ~" Ala chosrn
poor, he"nlSNc'pu ,nt,,s,,co a. coll him
field. ana II ~ cruz '"'''''N'
Mr. Butler SHOWS a, ,,,,o ,hc,r
voters can 10 wlrn WY ,"No H., s,r.
heads that thcy wan. " ,,,.,,,,n.s ma
cccds Matt hhnsorh' "n's nt,,, ,hc mn
general air OF nepo""n w" . nc ma
disputed tiue OF the 'Nn'S'V',,''" v, ,o,,,
senate ltanNom never INV WV -,
Ian Inclination TO n'"u"u -, -.
mp Tor that he hhu '"V P"'.", va ,.,,,,
ters most superior mn" "''u !" .''V .,,'.,
devotion TO the nest hl,'l,Ah W " ".,
of North Carolina anu 'ho aouN. N''V
knew him who dld not respect "'," =,
u Mr., butler mas any 'n'nR ~ w. ~.
recommend MN 10 i"Norlo,o V",,'','e wv.
It Is that no IL N"uns "'u hu'V'VS4'
10, ,rui,r,p
~ WIZ "'""''''h ~ -. !, .,,,a,
wh'h hntier W'F "''N'.H "'e '' ,,n,,, ,,,,s
hhrV' nc Ho"tn '"'u'','', n.a or ,n
'Nt'c'cu TO ~ Wv v"l''"' ,..,s,,c,.
throw uSn"n'l'' 'N'.''us'S "' ~. rnI sn,
Hop"tV"NnI as N''" as 'V
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onu'Nl'u' re was f,'i 4. ""Sn ' ,hn,,,',
lUNt WIS uHlnk tl' lA'NlHht won '''N"f ~
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ABOUT BARNEY.

HhVt' bAhN''i'
~--
San Marcos News. Barney Gibbs Is
nrcnking into the newspaper columns
agdn.
gocl,wnl Suecess: The follows the dem.
ccrats Won't pu, In ofhcc turn to the
rops. Soc Barney ,.lbhs.
oo,,.,u, ,t,os,n..,. ror,,,, jthhs ha .
,,,r,l,, ,,n, 4, cnss ~, a., ,n,ur,.a or nan.
irsn. lie di1 not use TO tnIk 40 "nighty
ute"
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az l'" found nus proper political sphere ~
~. IN "n1u, as Won o,l,'pl',u
','' ~ '''r' ''' ..''''' "' '''|
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N"ihhm '"mocrnue Eagle u the
r"lwllata WI watch batn"y Gihns ~ VIII
uoi lr louH un'll thoy VIII discover MIN
l.""'l'F nt"uil" men '"ili' n'N"b "''
w" W
N"inp9 FhFlo; Hon. Harnrti Gibbs has
tu'''r''l IN SURFING UP the Hlmals In the
d'"Wcreuc menaEoric In way 'nat ueldos
the cookies ut the ycomau's heart. Get
,''',r p''' F'Nerhor' ana Fri ON your
o"'''
Chwrnc Chronicle: Rarrctt Gibbs has
tou0 over bool and hAggnRc 60 the popu-
lists Gibbs says he would accopt a nom
matton io congress as he wants to ,,ti an
appropriation for the naVlgntion OF thu
InniW
Greenwood lntcrprlsn' llon Barnett
Gihhe has "iNed" the popuis, forces bar
ucN evidently Thinks hem SGT to I'LL the
hh.h lllcc occupied by Iud.,o Nugcnt. hut
In lhia tho chaucca aro ha uamo WIN he
"mmuudd"
Calvert Courier barney Gibbs tho dark
skinned Wouder Of palha county notifies
in dirultteurd with Tho present order of
affairs In the democratic househoM Air.
Gthha should b., placntrd with a great blr
ptc,., of pir.
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l..,,,'ra,,. ,s,,,.., ''.,,r' n"a ''''o
niiato Win mos, amy nrr,nigntlon 10 nvr,.
throw IL lie want. In h, s,nntnr nrd ~
course to ret "A ttsto az tho rn,r IL WIN
ncoc4anrN for him Ia ,lunuo
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.,,,,,,s,.,r ,,,,', ,t,.. ',"oS 'n"," hNN FNt
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HOUSTON

n cautious aud conservative general. To
swap Cnmpos for iolayicjn is not only
II b tho beginning Of the cnd In NIL like
lihood of Spanhh dominion over the
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CAPITAL CuAr.

Washington Post.
non Joseph II. Munl,y Of Maine b,.
neon moving about tho corridors ar mo
Arlington Tor II fun week. Tut whom A.
comes To giving ont information al. thn,r.
political Mr. Maulay does che apnyn> ms,
VI the samc tine. thrru IA mot IA NOVA
~" VIC National chess board that hc .lar4
nor Know about In al tho manotlvcrlf,,
ana delieat" pulling Of wires Vllrh win
go on without cessation from u,o, ,,U
Iun' u" ms mastery touch win ho r,it
~ ~ Needless TO say that tho former ,,,,-
tenant and devoted frivnd OF th., "pL,,,,,,t
Nhleht VIII work with all ,ihn vl.nr' or
sou ana suhtlcty ar intellect hr haa ro,
inc nomination OF Thomas -. Reed
Mr. Marley viii so to st '4ouis noxt
saturday as member of the executive
'ouNhl'''c OF the National republican com.
nNi'ee 70 complete All the al.angemonts
Tor the convention.
our chief trouble In building ma
navy said General Thomaa ~ Iiyd'
lV'Nd"nl OF the iron company az ram
Mo. which turned ont the ram l<ntbn1r,
IA IN thu spasmodic way We 70 ,h0,,t n
Thorc m no systematic method or ~,
Worrlaiion' no working up to n>aa
h,nit' on" congress may appropriatc Iiher'
any ana the next Eive nothing rhe
-" W " "'H''NN lNlcN with regard
10 our navy seems imperative For ia
stance, II Il could be- declared Tn sow,
authoritative way that we ,vo,ld ,
uiiu" increasing It's efficiency urtu ,,..
hhd navy, say, OF hall the si2e ~ Go,
Hnt1ln'a II would increase nur r,.s,,,',
tremendously In every quarter of H.,
globe VI IN"
Ana speaking ~ England what , ,,,,o-
showing we make In contrast Win No.
cue iofpedo boat against iNa. ana ham.
shlp against hfty Whore womb to,,
'"ll 10" today without that rnnrnto,.,,,,
'IoPmentf No two or the rr,nt nut,1
powers could best linn At ven M, 80
with Three pittcd against him h. 80,
tN" 'hom all tho nghupE they wnpt"1 y,
Tho death ~ a democratic ne,,,,.
the Kentucky legislature nd1s .,,',,,, VI
complication 10 the pending contest 49,
IN" election ot United states s,,,tor ,,
remarked Hon. w. c. owens ~, ,,
known congressman from this stn,,
ioS' reporter The governor hes a, a.,
u'N power to eau u special election "a MI
.''" vacancy, nut he may defer thu mate,
~ ~" '''n' NS tho situation nn,y
SINUS w" republicans nave "A mai,r,rv
OF one ON joint ballot II may he no',,u,'
that tho senate, witch has n dor,,,, ..',N
majority, would refuse IL 70 ,,t. XIV, ",'t
ballot for United Statos sonata, , Ir,
another election has been held for ra,
resentn'iNe IN place NJ the deccasca r,N,n
Dor. SuppoSlne this should ho dorc ,,,,.,
democrat returned, then tho l,rtsi,,,,,.'
WIN %" oNenlN balanced. az IL VIVA hcfor
between the democrats and renubii,a,,.
with the vote thus tied n ia h,,,,
predict tho outcome" manu- 'o
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EFFECT or ASSOCIATIONS
Fort Wortn Gazette

fptN N'l'h hhfettC.
M Sihos' prediction that c,o,,.,,..
vulborson viii receive SNaN vN''nor
nus lail than no received In iSsi 'eas
Illustration OF the ofect OF osso,,, W an
W ,,, man rims with Harry Tr,ns. '' '
ma'uoh isrk few wecius he begins II " sn'
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Tho car-warminR, hutton-hoiing and
sciamhling which were going ON At tho
Arlington hotel Tor several duva recently
were good evidence that the democratic
party Is the livellost old corpse Of the ccu-
Jury
Those who have boon putting grass ON
iIs grave and inscriptions on liza tomb
atono should have acou the representa-.
lives from the livclcHt cities on the Amer.
team continent EtruFsltuR to secure the
d'mocrucS's neNt National conventions \
monitor OF the National committoe Na0 in
as much danger lu tho hotel corridors
us "a ccntcr rush on Thanksgiving day
There was every hit as much cnthusi.
nsm and 0s much interest manifested as
90 the late mcetlnE OF the republican Nn.
tona committee
The politicians present represented nh
states and all shades OF democratic opin-
Ton and thcy gave but ono verdict. and
that Is thu. the party ranks are gradu.
ALLY closing ny. and that tho Democratic
deposition to tight Ia Just as strong now
as evcr--only, thank heaven, tho lighting
Is hereafter to ho directed az republican,
ism and. not "a Ia Kilkenny"
The truth OF tho matter Ia that the re-.
puhllcans ArN Just now In MS had n nx n
not worse than were the dcspisod demo
Gratis at the beginning OF tho Fiuy-thtd
congress, Unexpectedly swept Into power
because OF the hard times for which thoy
promised all sorts OF ready -mado pnnAcraa
they and that they are. because of the
divisions which exist In their own ranks.
unable 10 enact n single piece Of logisla-
ion bearing upon the coupup'S condition
In tho rcrnotcst degree
With rnc show 81 patriotism they
rushed mock bond hin ana q mock
tNriG bill through tho house. Roth are
slowed away In some senatorial pigoon
hole, ana as democracy mot It's death In
the scnat', likewise there VIII republican,
ism be slaughtered
IL II strange commentary on the up-
certainties OF the political future that
the republicans who 1iN weeks ago openly
proclaimed that " wRa all over but tho
shouting, now a,lInowte1gc that thcrc VIII
be rght aa bitter, exciting and uncor.
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.,,l reea nascitnr, non NJ" exclaimed -,
ana Nm writer writer OF The Houston po sre
at ev, n p ~ ,sa to show that The non
poetic misnt OF the most slar.n nuns is u
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SOME PosTscpls
THE roruLlsrs ,,n

stili ,h,nL "'ohs-*ss =
~" MINK on election 49,
" men we sift the eood frcs.r '.
Thcrcll be something u "
We were wrong and s h
sorry. WIZ ne,,
And. as one OF tho h.
II II hadn't hay, 49,, e"'ned baa
\y,,d hayo .'vu' Tor Ban,
"'"'ai'y swept ~,
Tbcv wo,o ,'s
siood omon, =, na',usone coupl.
lac, ,,s.ui,, wy S''rubbery NJ,
.,,e,,,n !" big yaM
,sAu1 t,.,.
said sha ln"I,' .'rIlnic war IAn,.
Sleeve "vo,, e ner hand On
"I,.r5 ~, ou'u not 20. smu
hc snId Win e. "u'u 90 10 past AZ
n mo d,,v s''is cyeA Il
cou,,Irv +, " sp,'ns 10 The M
gallant soldier 'v ,t NH
nn,nc avid ~ would Attiy, |.
storm ar h,,,ia vahhon's ror
lnvc ,hon Latr iot know--f =
moro - =" "eii' lowell =
nvo,, ,,,,,,
lou WpNIu leave ma 49,.
And what II you should W
lie smiled bonignantIv
little hand In his.
49,. w. "'os OF war;" Az
,aco 70 na ,e "'"o out oncA
rnn,, ,,. ,"o ,oo, my sword
nv mia on ~ i"s "enrt. wc1(
deaf to ones country's ca,, !, Ia
need. II would be my duiv ~ s ~
tho first huglc call OF uar NV
have mo othcrwisc?" " wa
mo, indeed" she said. .p,.
She made an imperccptible us,..
n ,n, , u,Scu .l, h"nd, and hr
ror,, ohn Wy w." w., V"ncealed IN Ia
go 80 ~" .'o s'snal BY lktes
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A pncAYiNG PARTY.

| A DECAYtNG PARTY.
| Tho efforts OF Dallas and some other
towna 10 secure tho National popullst
convention indicate very clearly to eur'
priscd public that the popuhsts intcud
holding n National convention some
whore 1t II more than likoly that the
party can muster very good crowd for
n convention aud have n huc time, but
for political purposes tho time will bc
badly wasted
| II thu party had not run its course be.
FORE this las, surrender to the rcpuh.
icnns IN the senate, open and bold.
tnccd aud notorious, In direct discrcdit
OF all the tcncta of populist faith, aud
hy which the popnlist senators practically
| indurse tho republican rather thnn the
democratic party would XIII II IN the
South. II has already lnst Kansas, one
OF It's strongholds, its Gibraltar in fact;
| Alabama haA rcpndinlcd the populst doe.
tr'nc, tho Dakotas have grown frgid
towards it oncc moro. and the cause la
u lost cause in every mcuon of the
country where 1t was strong two or three
3cam ago
The Texas contingent of the party. re.
cruitcd from the democracy has not yet
tehh property hppq"cd OF this Disgrace
inl decker Pa the srnuto with the rrpuh.
lcgua Il was a complete Justification
OF tho entire populist prctcnmons. 1t
was an absolute dcsortion 10y the popullSt
scnators Of their lpRrty. nnd ~ thc nnrtv
t,t a. ,...t q. ..
! it.,, b.t., .,,tt,.o,i.,,, .iu,
| tho pnriy'a heud OF, or il mrhns that
49, .t.u. a.,
| INV ''V""iHFNN nHN' gr'hS'u thr lehd'
cts with UttlO pntrunnvo mud kVnl.
t....I a..
| i""'" 'l' purify
| 4 National convention may be lntcr,t
.,.....,t.. n
| lIif hH tue cphh'l ol ~ torlotn hope, hut
that 1t VIII seriously uilcct prlNn, this
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On f1rrt day of next Mar
InE mat wo now occupy ia
place, ana as we VIII have to
inE erected. we VIII he compel
" ORDER TO do this We have
tnfdwLc, stoves, Ttnwnrc. W
Guns, Pistols, R.ilrs. Ammun
our limo " win pay you to buy
abcnt 30 per cent chrnncr than
Call at our store and lie conv,f
j. Il. DuNLAY uAiipW
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WAITING FOR rms loo norIlNo

WAITING FOR THE LOG ROLLING
penison Herald
Colonel !, =, Hook SAYS he 'is out or
e." Just wait until the log rolling for
United states senator begins II You
think 20.
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT RIGHT
Paris AiN acRtc.
Texas needs a new constitution. and
the next legislature should cail "A conSti-
NuiCnal convention to franc one,
lior hair Is like the tncEt gold
rha, ever haa been mAurd
Bnt, oh, alas for her, lt Is
Tho twenty carrot kind'
New York Recorder.
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THE DAILY rosr. o. Columns.

SUNDAY rosT. ii2 to lgs columns,
THE SEMI WEEKLY POST, III COL
uMNS A WEEK.
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q. y, I'm. Presidents r. w. House. Vice
President. A. ~. siitlg. Secretary;
j. L. Watson. Treasurer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-14
Another watch Thief.

About II o'clock this foreno n
four japanese ladies of easy vir-
tue sent to Chinese restaurant
for their dinner, which was taken
TO their house on tray by a
Chinese waiter. Upon returning
for the dishes he noticed gold
watch lying conveniently near.
This he managed to abstract with
out being noticed by the women,
and upon getting outside threw
it under the house. The women
soon discovered their loss and
notified the Marshal's office. Off
Ger iona was put on the case and
soon found native who had seen
the Chinaman throw something
under the house. lie made
search and found the watch which
he took to the station house, where
a warrant was made out for the
arrest OF the Chinaman. He got
wind of the search; however, and
skipped our, and officer Ho Fon
is now looking for him.
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IN THE POLICE COURT.
KaiIipaka Gets a second Sentence of
Eighteen Months.

In the District Court this morn
ing Kailikaka, who was sentenced
to three years. imprisonment last
Friday for stealing Mrs. j. +.
Hackfeld's watch, was again
brought up before Judge de la
Vergne for the larceny of Mrs. c.,
p. Robinson's gold watch and
chain, valued at 500. The de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to eighteen months i'm
prisonment, to take effect at the
expiration of his former sentence.
All Fa pleaded guilty of the
larceny of rs pounds of sugar
valued at 81 from the Inter. Island
Steamship Company. Sentence
suspended.
All Sun was fined S25 for hav-
ing chefa tickets in his possession,
and eight DRINKS received the
usual fine of So and ST. costs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-14
OAHU FOR COFFEE.

There is no need of more words
here to emphasize the verdict of
the Waianae coffee expedition. 1t
would be idle to attempt any ex-
aggeration, when anybody MAY IN
day see the field for himself. Coffee
can be grown as a6undantly, acre
for acre, and of as good quality
on Oahu,a as in the most favored
districts of any of the other is
lands. What struck the Waianae
visitors, for one thing, was the
simplicity of method of cultiva-
ton. There is no unnecessary
disturbance of the face of nature.
Each plant has its little circle of
ground pulyerized to give scope
for its roots. Anybody who has
done any exploring III the wild
gulches near Honolulu knows
lot of places just as likely for
coffee planting as the mountain
wilderness of Waianae that is now
being crowded with the richest
growth Of coffee. 1t only re.
mains for the enterprising people
of Honolulu to develop all such
available spots. One company
has already gone to work on the
hitler side of the Waianae range,
with promise of making a show
ing equal to that of the Waianae
SugarCompany's coffee plantation.
The virtues of Oahus soil for cof-
fee as well as sugar having been
discovered, and the availability
demonstrated of ground for that
product which would be difficult
for any sort of general farming,
development of all the sheltered
guIches around the. island should
now be speedy. This island has
advantages of transportation, both
for supplies to the fields and pro-
ducts TO market, which are greatly
in its favor for any expansion Of
its agricultural industry.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-14
WV. DIMOND'S

By the Transit which arriv-
ed on the 4th inst, we re-
ceived 100 Jewel stoves and
ranges Zone large car load)
direct from the factory at
Detroit. ,...a,,.
This is our third shipment,
and we fad that we have
only 4 stoves left from our
previous lot.
The excellence of these
stoves has already been
proved by the large sale, but
we will name three points:
First. Long life from the
heavy high grade of iron
which is the same in the $12
stove as in the $50 range.
Second. Economy il Une
use of fuel. ...'.. ..,'.
Third. Quick and even
bakers. ,....o D.. ,.,1.
We propose leasing these
stoves on the following terms:
When the stove is delivered
one-third of the price is paid
in cash, and the balance
monthly thereafter in five
equal payments.
If before the expiration of
the five months, the lessee
wishes to pay off the balance,
he will be entitled to a dis
count of five per cent. on the
amount unpaid. ........
If a customer wants to buy
outright, he gets five per cent.
discount on the whole amount.
Jewel stoves and ranges
can be had only of US.
Won Holt Building. .a