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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-03
The Wage Question.


people employed-and this is about
wages. The wage earnerS are creditors :
it is a great mistake, gentlemen. to sup
pose that the rich men only are the credi-
tors | owe to-day the man who works
for me- | owe him from month to month
l am his debtor; he is my creditor. People
employed - 10. 666; men and women in
the United States who work for wages
which annually aggregate $7,S91. 047 800.
Tell me is there any money in the world
too good for the man who earns ito [CTies
Of: mo. mol Did YOU ever hear before
A man complain because his dollar would
buy too much u-aughter.l And yet the
proposition is to put the country on a sill
yer basis and pay these wages, how? In
silver money at its bullion value. 1t would
nut up prices. gentlemen; it always has
In other words. il takes more when money
is debased TO buy the products but the
last thing that comes up IS wages. nave
the figures here OF what occurred during
the war Wages did not go up much. but
everything the laboring man had to buy 10
live on went up. That is the history Of
irredeemable money. debased money. in its
effect upon labor The whole world over.
| took from The Evening Wisconsin yes
+cr1av a statement Of the daily fluctuations
in the value of silver i'm Mexico for a week,
and in several cents. There is no meaner
robher on this earth than that thing which
over nigh. r0bs a labOTlDg man Of part
~ the money he has toiIed under the sun
the livelong day 10 earn for himself and
his family.
Cheap money How are you going to
get i,2 DO you suppose if you have these
cheap dollars they are going to peddle
them out to you on the streets [LauEhter.l
Do YOU suppose they VIII have Cisterns full
Of them. and pump them OUT TO you as they
do water2 You viii have 10 work for them:
and YOU will have 10 pay the bullion owner
for them. When you take your wheat
10 the mill and have it ground and take
the -four away with you, that is your -four
No man can get it from you unless he
buys it OF steals it or you give il 70 him
When a man takes his logs TO the mill TO
have them sawed, the lumber Is his: and
when a man takes his silver bullion 10
the mint to have you kindly coin il for
him. they are his silver dollars. and no
body can get them from him unless he
buys them with labor or products or
steals them, or they are given TO him
Panic That Is Certain to Come.
THAT is not all. gentlemen. I want to
say this to you. and il is my conviction.
should say it if I knew those were
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-03
Bryan and His FaIIacies,

Now he spoke three minutes on plat
form-you know twice he has had a good
deal Of trouble with platforms in this cam
paign. [Laughter.l Twice the platform
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-03
Panic That l. Certain TO Come.

THAT is not all. gentlemen. I want to
say this to you. and it is my conviction.
I should say it if I knew those were
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-03

arguing In favor of the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver. Some gentlemen have
argued from one end of the country to tbe
olher IN favor of it without being paid for
II Mr.. Bryan, l believe, did that, working
Laughter ace
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-27
Linens.

A grand opportunity for Hotels,
Boarding Houses and Restaurants.
so dozen large size Huck Towels. ex-
cellent quality. You've never seen such
value before. 95c dozen, or Sc each.
60-inch Turkey Red Damask, war;
ranted fast color, new patterns, and
sold generally at Soc; 33c yard.
25 dozen handsome Bleached Damask
Tray Cloths, extra heavy, best patterns,
2Ox3O inches in size, would be cheap at
Csc. 1Sc each, 3 for SOC.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-27
Cloak Room.

The best spring trade we've everl
known
The largest, best selected stock and
the grandest values we've ever shown.|
Specials for this next week
dozen Louis XIV. Suits, of black
and navy serge, all wool, button trim
med, Jacket with silk facing, skirt all
lined, all sizes, value $105O $79S each.
Fancy Mixed Suits, various styles
$12,5 and $500 values; $9.98 each.
so Black Figured Mohair Skirts, 81
yards wide, excellent patterns, valued
$3.50; $1.98 each.
Black Wool and Mohair Figured
Skirts, value $3.50; s4.25 each.
Plain Black Sicilienes and Figured
Mohair Skirts, value s7.9S;; $4.9S each.
Fine Capes and Jackets in tans, blacks
and fancy cloths Our best garments]
beautifully lined. all sizes, were $12.50
to $4,000. $3.50 to $500.
New Black Silk Waists, $2.9S, $3.50
and $3.9S.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-27
NEW ADVERrISEmENYS TODAY

NEW ADYERTISEuENTS 9O-DAIs
A Silk Season Chas. Monsou Co.
A Grand Finlsh-E. Mcintyre s. Co.
Bicyeles-,rhe New Haven,
Carpets--Drowu & Durham.
Clock Stopped2-O. j. Monson, Jr. & Co.
Daily Chat-Malley, Nicely " Co.
observation-disclosures Opera House.
northumberland Theater.
ertainment--Hyperion Theater,
Entertainment-Poli's Wonderland,
Easy PaYments-P. j Kelly 70 co.
For Sale-Pups-Mabel shade Farm.
For Rent--Rooms-l2 University Place.
For Rent--Rooms--26 Warren Street.
For Sale-Cottage-lI0 Peck Street.
For Rent Ii ouses-John @. Punderford.
Found-Puppy-l4S Grove Street
Gas Ranges-N. II. Gas Light Co.
Grand Shopping E.slporiunl-F. NJ. Brown Co
Horse Goods-Linsey & Lightbourn.
Lawn Mowers-Liusley 81 Lightbourn.
Notiee-George A, Kellogg.
Netting-L insley & Lightbourn.
One Weeks Sale-Howe s. Stetson.
Pew Rentals-First NJ. L. Church.
sRefrlgerat ors--Chamberlain Furniture 20.
Rattan Suits-Bowditcn Furniture Co.
Rattan Carriages Furnishing 70.
Strong Words-E. Mcintyre g. Co.
Special Attention egel Furniture Co.
Three Days Sale-Wm, Frank & Co.
Wanted-Situation-t Howard Avenue.
Wanted-Situation-- Ashmun Street.
Observation-Disclosures Franklin street.
Wanted-Cook-5 Hillhouse Avenue.
Wanted-Situation- St John Street.
-Chambermaid--l2 Prospect Street
Wanted-Situation-ll Putnam Street.
Wanted-Girl-i21 Wooster Street.
Wanted-Girl-l70 Olive Street.
Observation-Disclosures Winchester Avenue.
Wanted-Situation- c. L. Mitchell.
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Notions.

NOTIONS.
At lower prices than honest goodsI
have ever been sold in this city. It's
your harvest.
Best Whalebone obtainable, REGULAR
1Sc each, now lie
Best Bone Casing, our regular 15c|
price, now Sc.
Best Horn Bone Strips, our regular
10c dozen, now &c.
Best 10 yard Taffeta Ribbon, our reg-I
ular 13c price, now 10c.
Best Twin Wire Dress Stays, our reg-|
u1ar 12c dozen, now SC.
Best Sunlight Wire Dress Stays, our
regular 19c dozen, now lie.
Best Featherweight Dress Shleidsi
No. 2, our regular 15c price, now 1Oc.
Best Featherweight Dress Sh1elds1
No. 8, our regular tic price. now lie.
Best Featherweight Dress Shieids1
No. 4, our regular 19c price, now l5c
Best Non-Odor Dress Shields, No. 81
our regular CSC price, now 19c.
Best Non Odor Dress Shields, No. 4
our regular 29c price, now &c
Millward's Needles, 8 papers 10c.
500 yards Basting Cotton, 8 spools for
10c
Extra Pins, 2 papers SC.
Aunt Lydia's Button and Carpet
Thread, &c.
belong Style Hooks and Eyes, caro-
&c.
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Wash Goods.

If, at the end of this week, you don't
say this is the biggest week in Dress
Goods you can remember, it's because
you haven't been here.
l case 26-inch Crepe of Japan, one
of the lightest, brightest and dressiest
of Crepe fabrics ever shown. Excellent
for Ladies and Children's dresses or
waists. All light colors. You paid
u lie last season for goods not whit
better; sc yard.
case Golf Suitings, q inches wide,
in medium colors, very neat effects; a
real 121ac fabric; SIC yard.
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Dress Goods.

New, clean goods that take tumble
just because trade hasn't been as good
as expected and planned for.
IMPORTED DRESS PATTERNS,
bought by us direct from the makers,
good, full patterns, exceptionally dura-
BILE styles, reduced from:
$4,000 to $14.50.
$500 to $3.50.
1880 and $500 to $1,000.
1890 and $12.5O to $3.50.
20 pieces 40 inch Glace Mohairs, in
light colors, with pretty shot effects,
worth SOC, 29c yard.
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MALLrYNEErEgS.
NpILEY.NEErEg@s
TELEPHONE
A Crockery Deal

Ill-shaped crockery, which is warped
and twisted, can't be called cheap at any
price, and like the dent in a esderby, %
gives the best material a disreputable
appearance.
One crooked dish will mar a whole
table service-when they're all crooked
they should be placed on the bric-a-brac
shelves. Here is crockery, for use.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-27
Ladies Underwear.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
There'll be some startling prices
You can easily figure the saving by
purchasing this week
1 lot SOC Corsets, excellent style and
fit, mostly blacks, also drabs, pinks and
blues. in sizes from Is to %, 29c pair.
10 dozen Night Gowns. made of good
cotton, with double yoke front and
back, cambria ruffle around neck, down
front, on sleeves, soc value, S5c each.
Black Moire Percaline Skirts, always
sold at $780, 75c each.
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Dinner Sets

DlnneP Sets
The famous porcelain
Royale," made in Tunstall,
England, baked to the correct
temper for toughness, glazed
with the best enamel, and
every article perfect in shape,
design and color.
These are not seconds, nor
thirds but first quality selected.
An accident gave them to
us at such a price that we can
sell you these dainty, SIS,
Sets for $3.50 each.
There are only Is sets in
the lot and here's the list
1I2 pieces-capable of being
used for dinner, tea, or break
fast table.
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Porcelain Gilt.

The same quality, with
bright colored patterns. artis-
tic shapes and embossed gid
ing.
Similar grades in stock sell
for $500, but you can have
one Of these beautiful dinner
sets now for $3.50.
Just think how quickly
they'll sell at this little price.
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Black Goods.

Our Black Goods reputation stands US
in good stead when we advertise such
bargains, as it is well known We'll not
sell poor goods at any price-if we can
help it.
10 pieces AZ inch Figured Mohair Nov
city, very neat styles, have been SOC,
39c yard.
10 pieces so inch Storm Serge, extra
durable. perfect color, have been 5Sc,
soc yard
% pieces 3S inch Figured Mohair, very
neat figures, bright and lustrous, per-
feet color, value Soc, 39c yard.
Is pieces as inch All Wool Henrietta,
of superior quality, good weight and
excellent finish, value 75c, 47c yard.
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Silks.

With our silk reputation we couldn't
carry poor Silks, and when you can buy
good Silks at these prices. it's time I'd
buy-that's sure:
1000 yards best quality Japanese
Wash Silks, in the neatest of stripes
and checks, including stripes and
checks, all leading colors, 100 yard.
1900 yards Cheney Bros % inch Fig1
ured India Silks, in handsome designs
on light and dark grounds, regular SOD
goods, 29c yard.
10 pieces rich warp Printed Taffetasl
in light colors, have been S1.38, s1.0q
yard.
5 pieces Dresden Silks, in light colors
only, worth SOC, SOC yard.
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Men s Goods.

The men are realizing that this is a
pretty good place to shop after ALL 1t
won't be our fault if they don't.
All our soc flowing Teck Scarfs. I'M
perials, Puffs and 4-in-hands, all the
new goods, 81 1-2c each.
Line of Negligee Shirts, attached
Collars and Cuffs, excellent styles, all
sizes. If we bought them in a regular
way they'd be s1.0o; 69c each.
Our entire stock of Umbrellas at half
price.
An odd lot of Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, odd sizes. soc quality, 29c
each.
Japanese Silk Wash Ties in bright
pretty effects, loo each.
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Local Weather Report.

Mean temperature. II.
Max. temperature. 81.
Min. temperature. 40.
Precipitation o incnes.
Max. velocity Of wind. 10-E.
Accumulated deficiency or daily mean tenn
perature since January l. .S3 degrees; or an
average daily deficiency or I degrees.
Total deficiency IN precipitation since Janu-
airy l, 130 inches.
U, g. MEYERS, Observer.
Note.-A minus sign ii prehxed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
A 1T" In connection with rainfallIndloates
atrace Of rainfall too email to measure,
Snow is melted and resulting depth of
water not known.
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| Ladies Underwear.

We are to break all records Did you
ever hear of such low prices as these?
/ case White Jersey Ribbed Vests,
summer weight, entirely new goods,fu
size and all sizes, lie each.
Silk Vests in pink, white and salmon,
sold all over the city for ACC. 59c each.
Lot of SOC Jersey Vests, v shaped and
square neck styles, white and cream,
35c each.
HOSIERY.
Large lot of superior quality, Fast
Black Hose, Hermsdorf dye. Maco yarn,
usually 371ac and 45c. 25c pair.
Is dozen fancy Hose in solid colors,
such as pink, green, salmon, lavender,
blue etc, half price, IL lie pair.
Childrens Fast Black Ribbed Hose,
are odd lots, but that doesn't hurt the
value. All are 25c goods. Il Lee pair.
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LOCAL Ws.
Brief Mention,

Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 1924 a. m.
Morris Cove lots-E. M. Clark, AZ Church
Own a hone-$1, 900. r. e. Baldwin.
Loans and insurance furnished by
Charles Wilson & Co., AZ Church street.
Manure specially composted for fer
tilizing lawns. Connecticut Concrete
company, 40 Church street.
Gas: Persons about to move and
wishing to use gas in their new homes
will please notify the Gas Light COM
pany as soon as possible
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Open Stock CrOckery

is an ever present need, when Betsey
Jane has little excitement in your
kitchen.
A broken set can nearly always be
matched here, but if it's a blue design
your best time to buy is now.
Sauce plates, &c. each.
Individual buffers, &C.
Sugar bowls, 24c.
Gravy boats, 12c
Cream pitchers, 12c
Meat Dishes I5c.
Breakfast plates, &c
Dinner plates, &c
Tea plates, &c
Butter dishes, SIC.
Cover dishes,
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Scotch Ginghams

The Genuine Scotch
weave, direct from the land of
heather, plaids and stripes,
~ inch widths.
Precisely the same grade Of
cloth, as our regular CSC
quality.
Placed here through a SINH
lar cuase as the Irish linens,
and on sale at Bargain table,
No. I, with a lot of dainty
Dimities.
Prize I2He
Dress dept, Main entrance.
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White Goods.

Department puts forth its best foot
for this week with prices it'll trouble
competition to meet.
A large lot of Fancy White Muslins,
in stripes, checks, with open work, also
plain; the kind that all stores are SELL
ing for IL lie; &c yard.
A lot of fancy Swisses in stripes, dots
and fancy figures, So inches wide, 121ac
yard.
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Sweet Perfumes.

Bring your kerchiefs and try FREE Ora
It's the celebrated Louis r. Harrison Per-
fumes.
Delicate odors of sextup|e strength, for
one week at the Introductory price of 29c an
ounce, although real 60c quality.
An attending expert from New York to ex-
plain their merits.
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COrsets.

Corsets.
Bicycle riders know the
disadvantage of the ordinary
corsetf for wheeling, and should
wear our new Beauty Bicycle
Waists, easy, graceful, COM
Portable.
Prize only 75e Per batr.
The new "Sonnette" bicycle
corset wins favor with every
wearer and has all the good
points of that well-known cor
set series for which we are
sole local agents. Sizes IS
to 5o.-Prace 81 fer pair.
Summer Netting Corsets,
short, medium and extra long
waists.
-Przces .30c. TO ST..
Children's Shoes.
Large variety Of Stylish
tans at little cost.
Ground Floor.
pALLl.lMEl*NEErYzMup(;e'
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EmbrOideries.

Values that cannot be obtained every
day.
/ large lot Cambria and Swiss Edges
Excellent designs. Value 15c and &c.,
10c yard.
Our entire stock of Yokes made FROM
very pretty embroideries in many
styles, SOC, 75c, s10O, slips, S1.50, $1.S7 III
$225. Formerly Soc to $3.25.
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Irish Lawns.

1t you could buy silver dol
lars for SO cents, you wouldn't
accomplish more than you can
do now in the dress goods
dept.
Genuine Irish Lawns, very
sheer and fine, printed in
dainty patterns, figures and
stripes--made to sell at soc
per yard
They're the last of a whole
salers, stock, and.you can buy
them here now.
at I5c. ter TzY1.
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SPECIAL.

We purchased heavily at the Auction
Sale in New York last Wednesday of
1000 pieces high grade Dress Goods,
sold by order of Messrs. Boessneck,
Broesel & Co., one of the largest i'm
porting houses in New York.
These goods were received only re-
Gently by Messrs. B., B. & Co. from
their foreign manufacturers and owing
to lateness of deliveries they were COM
PEELED to throw them into the auction
room and take what they could get for
them.
The invoice of our purchases is here
and we hope to have goods ready by
Tuesday.
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A Monday Bargain.

Five dozens of French
Coque Feather Boas-54 inch
lengths. Prices were $I.4S
and SI.eS.
-lNonday, soc eaeh.
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Students Lamp.

Centre draft nickel plated,
with shade complete,
Throws a great flood of
light, is safe and very neat in
appearance
You can have one now,
complete, Jo, Csc,
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Ribbons.

We don't say bargain" unless there
cause for it. If such values as these
have met your eyes before, it's because
some merchants are more reckless than
we are this week.
% pieces 8 inch Fancy Checked Taffe-
ia Ribbons, with satin stripe, all the
best colors, never sold less than 25c, 15c
yard.
% pieces and inch width very best
qualities Warp Printed Ribbons, in rich
Dresden styles, have been 40 to 75c, 29c
yard.
carton inch Black and White
Checked Ribbons, large check, value
15c, &c yard.
so dozen Windsor Ties, made of fine
Japanese Habutai Silk, ends with beau
tiful hand drawn open work, hem
stitched, lis yards long, value SOC,
121sc each.
We carry none but All Silk Ribbon.
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Decorated ParlOr Lamp.

With Gilt foot, large artistic china
bowl and handsome china shade, tinted
pale yellow and pink, with painted decora-
tons. Looks S. worth. ------
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ParasoIs.

Don't fail to see our stock before buy
ing.
It's your loss If you don't. TIC to
$500.
And some special values for this week.
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MALLEYsNEErYgS'
Tea Kettles

What householder doesn't
want one when she can buy a
large copper, nickel plated ket-
tie of best ooc value-at soc.
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tires can be added at an ex.
pense Of 81 extra.
Here's prime bargain for a
few days only.
Carriage, with fine rattan
body, neatly upholstered, par
osol canopy, steel springs, and
good reliable body structure.
Worth 81. 50 each-n0aO $e.97
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Those pretty lightweight
fabrics, with tiny figured pat
terns-the ideal stuff for house
dresses and wrappers,
We've got about 500 yds.
left, and from the moment this
advertisement is printed-the
brzce a0lN be S 5-M. fer ya.
White Goods Dept.
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A Tumble in Silks

You know those superb
Persian and Dresden Silks
which have been displayed
since March on the first coun-
ter in the dress.departlnent.
Well, we've sold enough of
them at regular value, $3.50,
S., $1.85 and $I.75 per yard,
to warrant making a price
picnic on the balance.
There's a wide range of
short lengths, suitable for
dresses, waists, trimmings ETC.,
and beginning Monday, this
is how we'll sell them
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A One Weeks Sale

That will eclipse all former efforts that's Cost has not
been considered for we're determined to make this banner
week in this stores history Such Offering Of new clean
and desirable merchandise has seldom if ever occurred
Every will bring forth offerings here
the weeks Don't allow anything
attending, it'll saving
Sale Commences Monday at s a. m.
Prices hold good until end week or until Sold
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Baby Carriages

You'll see here a procession
of beauties in the basement.
Some with Silk plush up
holstery, others with Cordu-
roy, and heavy DENNIS.
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Toilet Sets

Shapely and elegant, in
dainty delft blue. pink, and
brown patterns.
Set comprises-pitcher, ba-
sin, brush vase, mouth ever,
soap dish, mug, and chamber.
Selling price, $3-uoa0 $3.50
With large slop jar $4.25.
-mozO $2.79.
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One lot of imitation Irish Point
Laces.
to 10 inches wide, ecru and white,
excellent patterns in net top effects,
worth 15c and 1Sc. 10c yard.
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HOWE & STETSON.

The Young Ladym the Window
Is attracting your attention to the great
merit of the celebrated r. & G. Corset, and
could she talk would tell you that the regular
goods which we carry in stock are as per-
feet fitting as the $4,000 Corset she has on.
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WEATHER RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 20. 1896, 8 D. m.
Forecast for Monday-For New England:
Generally fair, southerly winds.
For eastern New York: Fair, but increas-
ing cloudiness during the day, southeasterly
winds.
Local Weather Report.
FOR APRIL &c. 1896.
7:40 TAO
Am. Pm.
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Our present Price, o7c.
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India LinOns.

Dress dept, Main entrance.