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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-27

NEST. 1t seems to me that l have never
seen such a cheerful, sunny room since
in all my wandcrings about the earth.
ne sun illumincd every corner and
lighted every nook. In the southwest
cornor was the ''bowfat," where the
dishes, mainly of china and brought
from 'ovcr sea- by the sturdy Elisha
on hl5 various voyages, were arranged
with scrupu]0us care, They were busted
every day aud polished twice a week,
and each piece had its history, which to
repeat III this connection would Absorb
o deal OF time and space. In the south.
east corner Of the rcDm always sat the
daughter, Kitty, whom invariably ad.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-27
AT THE FAMILY BOARD,


Though summer HIS gone WIN us Verdure and
hover"
~" Wv ~" 'io
and scar,
h. he'll this AZ happicst day Of the ycar,
or once moro WV "i' "''' "oh'"'h me roor-
'roo'
Nhero "'9p"'''" . ini'''hO s'o"'
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-27

AUNT MARY FISHERS HOME.
sHectloh Tor II who miniStcrcd to q
cherished though dcpraycd appetite
gag that | was II welcome guest ut the
0id house on tho Glostor road. 1t still
.tshds, with its panolcd chimney and
f~overhang" second story, rs guiltlcss of
NM or whitcwash as when first erected,
lxser . yo"rs $50. In the coward adj
sent It's living contemporary, an elm
80 with spreading branches and as
s!acotul as in youth, protects tho an
nm VOL sweep within supplies the
Sopso with wseor.
ne living room was, as il should
- been, the brightest sud the sun
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-27

A NEW ENGLAND Renaissance


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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-27

little 'rIst Stral."r WAS a blink, but tie
sea huuHpS rrviy d llr, and Ivy the time
we had arrived opposite tn" estate of
Rutlu1fi Vale, ny new FRIEND piaIta-
ton, j "a5 able 10 walk, with an as
sistauj at either ann. \ couple of horses
were in waiting | was helped into the
saddIo Of ono If thn>n, md then sup.
portcd to the ''gruat house, - which was
about half Il mir from the landing.
Thurn VIC wen welcomed by IL hand
some, mothcrly woman, the CHEEKY con
sort e. my hospitlblo host, and / was
mado At home 1T once. Through the
housr and around the vcrnndas ronprd
q troop Of children. Of asc, varying from
, to u years, y biithcsunn, merry lot,
who wore for the moment rather abaSh
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-27

A- \
y M.allll- ~
N -
BEARING BETWEEN THEM a GIGANTIC PLAT
-. 'H"'
lrichhS' th'E were curious 10 know the
why ana "hcIcIolc OF that New Eng
lald least
AS thcy themselves were OF a similar
STURDY Stock 10 our pilgrim ancestors,
thcy coulh lotd1Iy appreciate the slgnl1-
lcalco Oh inns fclll'fllS nfito the TlV"f
VI an "ooi l1''f'lrlt ,ldilkS 1of me
ooHil'l', 0' me year III j. Il good oid
custom, S"1l my most sIal1lIliS me
hear'lIN b'lWoch INC Sll"nIAtfs' ANA II
it Eo"a l"F tine "N'"''9 why 1Sh IL
e"o'i l'r lIr ''o'ichhlcA too: ''aH' we IL
nave II ccI'brd"IO4l q cur own, Nfi'6
say Yo'' lIo'iI'f: rave we any TAT tuf-
Keys III 'Ilr pen; l~lilllShGIFlilG without
CUrh'N' l ulu'fS'a1h!' Is l!h' " 1iostoii
sunday without beans Ish 1t So
young man:
assured hIlA t'lat h"I"t mn rather
h'aF III" 'ru1N gu H. ana tlHF '"' wv"
mace aGnol colAbiiH''i"h, tu' bong
an American produce amt n'iuls""rl|ol
lh"lf''lIy iru'A scotland lf~"Ii. bu', ~
IL aHfiol, II you maven amy fIIE'E%,
guinea lNM WIZ d'5 ann" plump guinea
ppl"t lSnt t" be sncrz"b If served
Drown aNb With lts @tFh sa1eo.
AI"1 H. @.' '"5t Wei nave Inc 'Er-
KEY US, AMI the ERlaei' too. and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
TIE METHopIsTs.
Up Of the Hu.Ins.' or the Gen.
trnl Conference.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 27-BIshop
Fowler presided at the opening session
Of the Methodist Episcopal conference.
to-day.
Surprisc was created when Rev. Or
Gouchcr. chairman Of tn" committee on
constitution, made suggestion that
the whole matter az constitution, which
has engaged the conference IN debate
for over two days. he referred TO a
commission Of fifteen 10 consist OF SIX
ministers, six laympn and three bishops
10 report four years hence.
Lay delegate Swarthout offered ~ n
substitute that the question Of cungtltu-
ton be referred to the people Tor vote
in order that It might represent the
people. The substitute was promptly
tabled after speech by Rev, Or. Chat
fee. The motion was then adopted and
the matter was referred to the com
mission.
Or. Swlndcll made the report Of tn"
committee on insurance matters After
stating the great saving which could be
made possible by u church inaurnnc"
plan, It recommended that the general
conference adopt the plan followed By
the west Wisconsin conference for a
mutual church Insurance Cpmp1ny.nnd
that the business Of the company should
be- transacted hy board ~ insurance
consisting N fifteen men, one from caeh
general conference district, 10 be elect
ed by tho delegations and i've at large
u bc appointed by the bishops. Thc
plan was advocated by DR. SWndoll ~
Il prolonged argument iH which be Rhll
that II adopted II meant the SAVING OF
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THE TALMAGE LECTURE.

The indications Point TO Large Crowd
this AfIcrnoon-NIRny Excursions will
Bring the People Hero from the Sur
rounding Country.
This afternoon distinguished minis
ter OF the gospel will speak Mt the state
fair grounds, and his coming to Wheel
ing should be appreciated by the public
"a such an extent that the immense
grand stand win not be large enough to
accommodate the people.
Rev. Il. DE Witt TllmaCe, whose
sermons are read by millions each
week. Is now c0-psstnr OF the First
Presbyterian church, ar Washington. D.
C.. made famous by the many public
men who have been members. II has
come 10 be- called the Presidential
church, and Is one Of the largest and
most fashionable places OF worship In
the United States.
Rev. DR.. Talmlge will arrive from
washington this morning. and Will be-
gin his lecture promptly ~ 2 o'clock
from n platform built directly In front
OF the grand stand. His subject will bc
"RiE Blunders," and It is said 20 be full
NJ wit ana ftamor.
Immense crowds will come IN from
surrounding lhWNHt eN'uISilU lhN'N w.
ing made on all railroads. The steamer
Jewel will bring a large delegation down
from SteYbeHplllc and Wellsburg.
The lecture will be- given rRin or shine,
MS there win be shelter In the grand
stand for Thousands The affair II I'M
der the auspices Of the Third Prcsbytcr.
ian church and this fact alone should
attract large crowd. Yesterday
Mayor Caldwell issued a proclamation
reauestlnE that all merchants and man
ufacturcra who can possibly do 10 Close
their places OF business Mt noon, so thn'
their employees win be able to hear Or
Tnlmage's lecture, a number Of bust
moss men have already expressed th"ll
Intention TO close at noon and others a
] o'clock
The base ball game will not start To-
day until o'clock 70 that all who desire
to attend may hear the Tnlmngc lecture
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ANOTHER 8I8TERsvILLE FIRE.
A Finsen Thousand Dollar Blaze Follow
Close OH tho Greater One OF Saturday,

A Fifteen ThouSAnd Dollar RIRIs Follows
Close OH tho GTraIsr Ono OF Saturday.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligenccr.
SIsTERSVILLE, w. Va. May H.
slstersvllle was visited by another dis
astrous fire this morning, though it was
not so destructive as that Of last Satur-
day. the loss being In the nslghborhood
of $l5,O0O Three large buildings were
damaged 50 badly that they will all
have 20 be torn down and rebuilt.
The fire started In Eugene Dunn's
barber shop and spread very rapidly.
The shop Is, or was. located on Wells
street opposite lhriE's shoe store
For n short time the flames threatened
great damage to the business portion Of
the town, but was finally controlled.
Following are the losses:
Ladies' OF the Maccabees, $500: the
Elks, $500; knights OF the Maccabees,
$500: Dolan's saloon, $1,000; Dolan's pool
room, $500: Dunn's barber shop, $500;
Hollis saloon. $1,000; T.. Cohen. $1,000;
Mccormick Shoe Company, $500; Grier
& Co, $500; Dr. Con, 5000; c. c. Marsh,
500; Mrs F. Newton, 500; Or. y. 1.
Marsh. $1,000
OF the people mentioned. nearly all
had some insurance, and It will not fall
nearly 80 hard un them as 1t did on the
people burned out last Saturday.
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The Lexington and Liberty will be
this mornings packets for below.
Tho II. X Bedford will be down for
Coal Valley and Knnnwha river points
Saturday morning at G O'clock.
The Lorcna from tho MusklnEum and
the II. X Bedford from the Great Kan
awha will pass up for Pittsburgh early
this morning.
The Virginia will be up tomorrow
from Cincinnati. Coming down she will
be- here for Cincinnati next Sunday
morning. The keystone State will fol-
low for Cincinnati next Tuesday These
two boats now comprise the Cincinnati
Pittsburgh packet fleet.
The Hudson has been withdrawn from
the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade
for the present nnd IL now engaged In
the Coney Island excursion trade at
Cincinnati. where Capt. Bob AEnew
IS great fuvOrltc with tho pleasure
scekers. She Will 60 back into the tcgu-
lar packet trade rs soon as III" river
comes up to reliable boating stage.
The Liberty went only so far as Mari
eta on her last trip. She returned last
evening at o'clock and took out an
excursion to Sistcrsvitir and return. ar
irving on the return carly this morning.
The excursion was under the auspices
OF the Kings Sons OF the Zane street
NJ. L. church and WIS we'll patronlgcd
and orderly. The boys deserve great
credit for running their cXcur5iHn in
such good style.
The marks at y. m. showed 4 feet
. inches and stationary. The river pco-
pie are very cheerful Just nov on ac-
count OF the good news received from
both the Allegheny and Monongahela
yesterday afternoon. The afternoon re-
port from Oh City on the Allegheny,
was to the effect that the EtaGe there
was . feet inches and rising. II is
thought that the amount OF water COM
ing from above will give the upper
Ohio a fairly good rGvigablc stage Tor
a fortnight 10 como nj least.
WARREN feet inches, Fair
and warm
GREENsBORO-Rlvsr feet Inches
and falling. Fair and warm.
OIL CITY-Rtver feet inches and
falling. Cloudy pad pleasant
PITTSBURGJ -River feet and sta
tlonary at the dam. Weather clear and
warm,
sTEUBENVILLE- River feet II in
ches and falling. Clear and warm. Up
Ben Hur
PARKERSBURG River 6 feet In
ches and rising. Cloudy and mercury
a.. DOwn-Ruth. Down and up-llb-
erty. Up-Bcdford, Elaine. Little Ea-
nawha rising:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Barbara Cox vs.. John II. Cox and Am.

HOMMiSSftSER'S NOTICE.
Barbara Cox vs.. John Il. Cox and Am,
l.. Cox.
In tho circuit court or Ohio Count
Wet Virginia. in ChaHccTy
BY virtue Ot an order entered M ra.
above entitled cause on tho 10Th Gag Oh,
May. 1896, n iB referred 10 tho uudrr#-r,F
commissioner Of sIid court 70 take. ...,'
and report ne follows:
Figs;-Whut property. rcnl and rnrrar.I
camc into tho puasr sion Of the d"sruHI.f'
John II. Cox, Hs trustee under and D.,
Vlptuc OF tho VIII Of lFHur Coz. drnrn....
n copy Of wgIch Is made TX. no. OF r-.
biil lied hofcB ard ia" value nj ....
property At the time 1t was 10 received b.;
him.
SccOnd-Whnt property. real and nor.
sonnl, came into the possession OF sa.I
John H. Cox, Gs trustee. under and hv
virtue OF tho Will OF Ammo Brown. d..
ceased, a copy Of, which lE made TX So
OF said hill and the value OF such prom.
Crty at tho time II was 70 received by him
Third-What property, real and Iar.
sonll. came into the possession N aJ
John H. Cox, ~ trustee. under md be-.
virtue OF the will Of Jano Rr0v.l. d.
ceased, copy Of which IS made Tx No
Of said blu, and tho value Of such proo.
erty ut tho time 1t was so received iy
him
fORfth-A statement ~ NRai PROPERTY
renl and personal. remained In the D6e.
session Of said John II. Cox. as trustee
under each Of said three wills. on Sen.
tCInbcr -. 1892, and tho value thereof
Fifth What property. real and per
Fonal, has cone into the possession NJ
L. c. MYERS. trustee under and by virtue
OF the decree entered herein on Sou'prD.
Der 70. 1893, and tho value thereof
Sixth-Any other matter deemed peril.
nent by tho commissioner or required Lv
any party In interest to be Exported.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has fixed upon Monday. the 90 d1y
OF June. 1895. commencing AT ton O'Clock
a. m. as the time. and his Office. No lUi
Chapilne street, IN tho city OF Wheeling
Ohio county. West VirEipin, as the place
at which he will proceed 10 ascertain and
report the several matters In the said
order Of reference required
Given under my hand this 10th day o.
May, 1896.
GEORGE Il. L. GILCHRIsT.
Commissioner.
ERSEINE e ALLISON.
Solicitors Tor Complainant. my2l-th
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millions OF dollars by hundreds Or
churches. A discussion followed, but
IL was all In advocacy of the measure.
General Rushling condemned the
scheme Hs visionary and impracticabic
and said II would result In Il scandal, as
hr said the AshUury i.Ife insurdner
scheme did. He denounced the idea Of
the church cmbnrlSIng In any business
In the most emphatic manner.
Dr. Wilson offered an amendment
which provided that the report be re-
fcrrcd To u committee of fifteen to be APP
pointed by the bishops. This committee
was 20 carry out It's provisions, II
found practicable. i was tabled by u
small majority,
The report was finally adopted by an
overwhelming majority, A recess was
then taken.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

A very desirable residence and business
property, corner Main and Tenth sHeg'N'
No. CT Fifteenth street, rooms, hI'yt
No lGl sixteenth street, lot slAl-l iveS
4 fine residence IN Pleasant valley
Nos igU and l92 Seventeenth street.
No. kentucky street, Rooms. IT,. -.
ptorCToomH and . dwellings rcntIn6 ~
$751; % per month, corner Mhfkc' am
Twentieth streets. pays !. per cent
No. Kentucky street. lot 5'Nlil icGt All
4 Tine residence ON NtrElNiN stree" -"
modern convenience, price low, ,i,,,
No, s2l2 Chapllne street. large pfeA
building .,,.
No. N 18th street. rooms and atnWG.
No l9G l,th street, 3 ROOM ana tihu.N
Lot corner Main and sixteenth Slse"
No. ~ lithgirvct, rooms ana halh'
No iEE Chupiiuu street. rooms
No 1878 rhUWlluC street, rooms -, o..
Lot on Main ST, between ~ and -3d StN
lots on North Wabash street,
No a South Broadway, residence o. =
l. iWchos, ESQ.
Lot ;fNiab North York street
Lot No. - Indiana St, rooms. moue'h
No q ~ Wabash st, q rooms Chc"P'
4 Nru lot in Pleasant Valley -,
No. - Vermont street. rooias: lot -'NIN
GCCt. 81 500
Tho Bloch nrorrr'v on North Main 81.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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DAYTON, o.. May 27.-Thc twelfth
synod NJ the Reform Church NJ America
rs holding % weeks session here. ~ "
thought that Or, j. y, Peters OF H"llei-
biirg College. Tlnin, Ohio. VIII be- chosen
prpsldant. and that R0v. j, RI. bomber
Ecr Will b.. elected state clerk. Dr. John
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TEN-CENT LEVY.
The Disposition of the S2s.OOO for
Street Improvement
AS SETTLED BY CITY COUNCIL.

Needed improvements In all Parts of the
city viii be DIadO-North Market street
to be Paved North orTsnth as far as the
Appropriation OF $1,000 win Reach.
nineteenth street AlAOGots a Good Slice.
other improvements
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FOR SALE.

We have n few rare good per cont
bonds, secured by first mortgage on busI.
ness property. In this city, principal and
Interest payable In gold. We can reoom.
mend them as the best bonds that have
been offered IN this city Tor years. Per-
feet in every detail.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE !

$50 buys building 25xl00 near Twenty.
fourth street, worth $500
No. 2IlS MoystOn street. 4-roomcd house,
lot 2iN2sJ. cheap.
No. 100 Twelfth street, house Of rooms.
lot 37Xl2j. at a bargain.
Fifteenth street, desirable residence be-
tween Eoff and Jacob streets.
Leathorwood building lots, very deslra-
bic, at a bargain. Call and SEQ plat or
We will shoW you them.
MONEYTO LOAN ON PROPERTY.
ROLF GO ZANE
uly2j 20 Fourteenth Street;
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YEsTERDAY,s DEPARTURES,

Yesterdays DEPARTUREa.
Charleston. .. RUTH. Sa. m.
Pittsburgh. DEN TUlR, Sa. m.
Darlington JEWEL. $500 +. M.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh .. LORENA, 4 n. IN.
Pittsburgh. H X. BEDFORD, 4. m.
ParkersburB LIBERTY. II a. m.
Matnmoras. LEXINGTON. II u. m.
Clnrington, JEWEL, $50 p. N.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh VIRGINIA. S n. IN.
Park"rshurE. BEN lIUR. II a. m.
Darlington, JEWEL. $50 p. IN.
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H. Schiller. pastor Of the First Reform
church, Philadelphia, delivered the
opening sermon. The session promlseg'
to be one OF the most interesting that
has been held for years.
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SMITH & DICKINSON.
EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING.
FOB SALE.

Very cheap. one OF the finest in Park.
view. house. : rooms and hall. hardwood
finish. with one acre OF land 20 same, wa.
House, G rooms ard hall. Market street,
Centre WhseltIlg. cheap. Sl.2g;
SPLENDID nlG6. site for dwelling, lGth s..
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling 18Th 81.
House. rooms, nth ST.: S.t09.
House. rooms and hall. with all modern
improvements, Chap!ino ST. Ceni's
House, rooms and hall, 18th st, 500
House. rooms, 18th st, $l.iOo.
House. rooms. In Belvedero add, $50
House. II rooms and store room, Main
st. near 2Ist St! lot 4fSl22 #. &c.
House, ! rooms and 6.roomed house In
rear; lot 50xl2J IT., 18th St, 1900.
st. Centre Wheeling: cheap. $500.
House. GroomS, brick. Eon St. 9TH ward.
House. rooms, n. Market St: cheap.
'-: , lots on Lind St, Bclyedcrc, SOS each.
House, rooms. Wilson St, Centre
Wheeling: easy terms, s5Jo.
House, rooms and attic Jacob It, 9Th
House, il rooms, brick. 18th st. $s.59N
Hotel, % rooms, Martins Ferry, o.
cheap, on easy terms.
House, rooms and S-roomed housa In
rear, Market St, bet. 18th and Sth SITS. 35,SI.
House, rooms and hall. bath and both
gases, Jacob St, bet. 18th and 10th. $3.50.
Bushes property on Market st. at mod
$50. So $40. $780, 5000 and $500 to loan
House. four room and storeroom. North
Main street. Cheap, on easy terms; $50:
New house. G rooms. with largo lot at
Edcin=ton Lane. $3.50.
NESBlTT & DEVINE,
T-FO
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel. Ga l1S9 Market Street.
FOR RRNT.

EOF EOHN l..
No. sss Main street, rooms, both ,,s =,
N E"f ssS MAN street; saloon With bar s'''
fixtures and four rooms. boih a, a,
gasra.. ..s.r.. e. e. =. 1900, Gee. - y
No. 25S Main street. : e
40. li9 Fourteenth street,....,.'.''''' - y
40. Ell Main strcCt...........,.. ..''.. % "
I.roomcd house IN rear OF No ~ a,
Fourteenth street. 80, ''''.'''.' - W
40. ~ ElgnCunth street. '.......'''' 10 :.
No. 81 Scycpig,enth street . rooms 81
No. 1910 McColloch street, rooms
No $50 Main street, rocms'.....'''. . "
No. 1925 MoCOlloch strNct.....,...'''''S!g "a
No. 1919 Alley H.,................'''''' ~
M N soLth York strcot............., = y
No. q South York street ........-.-..--' - "
M 30 Alley Y, . rOpmS....-....sr.... "
No. IA Fourtccuth street. both gases q, =,
Not water ana bAth. .,....,.''''.''''' = NJ
No 500 Main street, ] rooms. .-'.,'-'' q, y,
SO. 81 Sixteenth street. store room. ~ "
No iH Thlr.y-thiTd street. store room v
Fo,lr-rpom6d houses Crcacept Place :"
Twclyc-roomcd rcsidcneS. S's AI't'
ground EdginEton's Lane'......''.' : 4;
!: 80 rn - zeal rear 81 Mission Sunday
school, Eighteenth street .........'' ~
Three rooms, Pleasant Nallcy.''''''' B"
FOR SALE.
No. . Zane street, store room ana
RcsldSncc Fifteenth street. Si,o3&.
Rcsidencc Fifteenth street, see
Nc. 1915 Main street, N,ig.
No ~ and i22ia Market street. 49,.
No c. Seventeenth street, Il rooms ooIH
30. .sen Main street.
Sixteenth street residence, Si,5&
Nos az and 49, National road.
Counters and shelving. No. lOl IhI'tJ'
third street.
No. 90 Sixteenth street
Lot on South Front street
Six-roomcd house. Peninsula.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary Pub
lie and Pension Attorney, No. lulE mar
kCt street, b''U--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
WE LEAD!
Let Those Who Can Follow,
PRICE LIST

Standard Tomatoes, per can ........ " c
Standard Sugar Corn, per can...." . C
Fancy Illinois Sugar Corn, pOr can . c
California Apricots, per cun...'''.. 1s!c
California EGG Plums, per CAM. 1870
Table Peaches, per can.""........... 10 c
Applo Batter, per can ......'.. '..'''.'. 10 c
Oil sardinOs, per cano...."...."'.." . c
Mustard Sardinos, per can ......"". q c
Fresh Rolled Oats. L. lbs. for.".... 20 c
Fresh Dat Meal, l9 lbs. ior...."..... 20 c
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per lb......" Is c
California Evap. Peaches, per h.. D c
California Evnp. Apricots. perlb... SIC
Fresh Ginger Snaps, per lb........~ . 9
Fresh Lunch Cakes, pOr lb...'.... Gle
Fresh Lemon Cakes, per lb.....'..." Gle
Gold Dust, per package .....".,.... is c
Star Candles, SIS, per lb..".."..,." ; c
Carpet Tacks, s.oz., per bOx,...,... ! c
Clothes Pins, per dozono....",".. c