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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-03-02
THE HOUSE.

We want to say that, in our
Judgment, the present House of
Representatives of Minnesota is
one of the best, if not the very
best, that ever assem- bled in this
state.
Many causes have conjoined to
produce this result.
One of the chief is that events,
since the election last fall, have
crushed out the arrogance and
self-assertion of the local money
power. The bankers have all
they can do to keep their heads
above water; many Of their in
stitutions have gone to the wall,
and others are trembling on the
verge of bankruptcy. They have
no money to spend to control
legislation. The railroad cor
porations are in the same fix.
They, too, are fighting for ex.
istence against adverse condi-
tons. They have no more mill
ions to give away to members
and senators or any army of lob
byists.-
At the same time the dominant
party has been grievously disap-
pointed in the failure of prosper
ity to follow McKinley's election
as most of them sincerely
believed it would do. Three.
fourths of the members of the
House are today, in our judg-
ment, popu]ists at heart; al
though they would be ashamed
to acknowledge it. But they see
the misery of the people, and
they are not disposed to follow
further the old leaders who have
led them into the ditch. We be-
ieve that if a republican.:state
convention was to meet tomor-
row there would be a revolu-
ton; q majority of the utter
ances would be such as to lead
to the belief that it was a peo-
pies party convention.
!. The republican party never
was, at heart, a gold-bug party.
It is but a few years since it
unanimously denounced the de-
mocracy (then led by the Cleve-
land gang) in national conven-
ton for seeking to demonetize
silver! But the bankers took
possession of it last summer and
the members would not desert
the old party in it's desperate ex:
tremity. They .clung to it as a
faithful son clings to his father,
even while he knows the old man
has made a fool of himself.
And SO it comes to pass that
the House is doing nobly. We
know not how it may change
front before the termination of
the session, but up to this time
we can give it only words Of
.unstinted praise. :*>
In short, an era Of political
good feeling seems to have
arrived, like that of the old
Romans: . :...:
=s55511W hen none was for a party,
And all were for the state. . I. I
sI We unde take to say that the
bankers will never again domi-
nate 9 republican state conven-''
.tion il MINES ota; and that even
in the national conventions Of
that party the repub licans Of the:
North Stu. state will appear as
lenders not IS the servile fol.
lowers of q blind and greedy.
q &, orsoy
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-03-02
For Sale,

A HOUSE BUILT THREE YEARS AGO;
"A IL rooms; two stories; barn and wood
shed; good location; five blocks from depot.
Will sell very cheap on easy terms.
L. p. HANSON.
T. O. Box 280. Willmar. MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-03-02
Farm Wanted.

"ANTED-TO RENT A FARM BY A
W practical farmer; have teams and
machinery. Leave word at this Office OF
address A. N. OBLINGER.
Tie Suaur Minn
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-03-02
Annual Meeting,

Highest market prices will be paid
for cattle and hides at the Home Meat
Market.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-03-02
State of Minnesota. !,

State Of Minnesota,
Department of Insurance.
This is to certify that the Arctander and
Lake Andrew Township Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company Of the County of Kandiyohi,
in the state OF Minnesota, corporation duly
this state, entitled An act authorizing the
formation of township mutual fire insur-
ance companies" approved March 9th, 1875.
and the acts anne datOry thereof. is now
authorized and empowered to assume risks
and issue policies as a mutual fire insur-
ance company. within its proper territory.
for sufficient cause this certificate should
be revoked.
Witness my hand and official seal this 3Oth
day of January. A D.. 1897
ELMER H. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioners.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-03-02
Lost.

Lost.
A FUR BOA. AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
"A last Friday evening. Feb. rs. Finder
Will please leave same at this Office or at
Mrs. DIR. c. JOhnSOn's.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-03-02
Annual Report.


A NNUAL REPORT OF THE ARCTAN-
a der Il Lake Andrew Township Mutual
Fire insurance Company OF the County of
kandiyohi. made to the Insurance Commits
s1oner tor TIE year e ;ns December 81 1885,
ness August II, ISL. Nels Guam. President.
5. A. Syverson, Secretary.
Policies in force December
81 of previous year,. $50 s1,426 50
Policies issued during the
year. ............... 81 $50 OF
Total ...... ........: 2o4 s1,es5 81
Policies expired and ceased
to be in force during the
year...... 4s $3.50 g.
Policies in force Dec. 81 1856 s1.474 81
Cash on hand and in bank
Dec. II of previous year. S1535 OF
Received for membership
dur1 ng the year. .........S 81 20
Received from advance
assessments during the
Received from ali other ~
|. SOuiceS.... ................ 81 45
Total amount of cash.. s1924 &c
Losses Incurred during the
Losses paid during YEAR,. ol0 " $40 IN
All other expenditures. 81 30
Balance on hand..... S1s51 96
Nels Guam. President, and S. A. Syverson,
Secretary. of the abo> Q insurance Company.
being duly sworn. depose and say that the
foregoing statement is u true exhibit of the
affairs and condition of said company, on
the 31st day Of December, 1896.
LsnA11 5. 4: s H4AR; PSSs seepstary
Subscribed and sworn before me this 26th
day of January. 1897.
JOHN GUAM.
Notary Public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
Unhappy indians.
l.. II. BELL

A squaw tired Of life tried to slin o,t
the other day by jumping Into a we'll
near the hospital. Her buck fishe;
her out IN 70 teoder manner and then
vigorously whipped her for her fool
lshness. AS a result Of her chastise-
ment she does not sit down TO play
poker, Yesterday an Indian called
Lame Pat handicapped with a big
Jag, tumbled into the South Bulwer
shaft, and as We &c to press a crowd is
Tying to fish him out. rhe same
buck was once run we by a sixteen
mule team as he lay drunk in the
road. so h. is presumed to be alive
BOdse Index.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
En!argIng the Range.

The Carson Guards were Yesterday
surveying 40 acres Of ME land which
the Government refused for the H.
dian School, with u view Of adding II
10 their range. The land extends
from Rattlesnake Hill to the Warm
Springs road, and will be purchased
from the county fur a nominal sum.
1t will be fenced and then the people
VINO nave been in the habit of DUMP
ing refuse on the land, will have 10
go somewhere else 1t will also keen
cattle and horses off the rance and
enable the sharp-shooters + o practice
at the 500 yard target without boring
holes through live stock worth 6 cents
a pound.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
The Bicycle Meet.

In reSpvns~ to the litter tt."iug t,
! place Carson on tn. nic,csr r~,,rt,it
MI. Bell has forwarded the fsf!Uwing
MI. {. n. RANLIN, Dear Sir:-Your
favor OF the 22d inst. has heen PASSED
around among our people and they
are united In b desire to have y0u
come here and to make it pleasant 70,
you VIII lie here.
o Directors Of the Agricultural
Association met yesterday afternoon
and decided to give you the use of
the track, and the bicycle riders here
assure me thai they will raise s%uffici-
ent money to put it in proper shane
as soon AS they know d~etinatelv that
you will cOme. | enclose YOU some
marked local papers.
o can depend on our people max
Ing 1t pleasant for you in every way
our newspapers are more than will
ing TO lend Il helping hand and our
riders are III for it aud will post your
bills for a hundred miles around.
L shall be pleased to give YOU any
assistance or information at any time
and L feel sure that you can arrapge
a very prUh'aole and pleasing meet
ing here.
Yours very truly.
l.. n PFfI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
University Scholarships.

Three Scholarships Of Fifty Dollars
each have been offered this wear
through the liberality Of Mr.. J. C.
Suits of San Francisco and OF the
University Alumni Association.
l. TIE J, c. Slubbs Scholarship of
Fifty Dollars to the Normal student
Graduating student excepted) who
has the best record for scholarship
n character for the Academic Year
2. The Alumni Scholarship of
Fifty Dollars to that member Of the
Freshman class who has the best re-
cord IN scholarship and character for
the present Academic Year.
3. The G.. STUDIOS Scholarship of
Fifty Dollars TO the member Of the
Junior Glass OF the Sophmore Class
who has the best record in scholar
ship and character for the present
Academic Year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
WILLIAM j. BRYAN.
Invited by the SiIverites and the
Democrats Of Nevada to Ad-
dress the People of the Stare.

Below Is a joint letter from the
Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee and the Chairman
OF the Silver Party Safe CENTRAL Com
mlttee inviting William J. BRYAN TO
visit the State Of Nevada and ad lrees
the people:
VIRGINIA, New, May "a, 1897.
Hon. William j. Bryan, Liacoln.
Nebraska: Dear Sir:-As representa-
tlVes OF the political parties in Nevada
which s pport thebimptallic cause.
We take pleasure in extending to Won
a moot cordial Invitation to visit our
State and address the people. AT such
time as will be most convenient 70
you.
We respectfully sugves, that the
City OF RepO. being the largest town
on the princi? pal railway within our
boundaries and also directly connec ed
with the o'her pOpulOus sectione. be
selected as the place, INC ia regard TO
The date, any time. whether during
your journey to California or on YOUR
return. will be acceptable to your host
OF friends in this Bartle-born State.
In expressing the nope that it will
lit your pleasure and convenience to
accept this invitation, we assure YOU
that we echo the wish and sentiment
Of a very large maj 1rity of the people
or a State which at The last election.
IN proportion to its population, pro-
clalmed l-ore emphatically than n
other its loyalty and devotion TO the
cause so nobty and ably championed
by the one TO whom these lines are
addressed, and under whose leadership
W. most confidently hope and expect
10 triumph in the inaugural year of
the new century.
Again expressing the hope that the
peoKle of Nevada will be afforded an
Opportunity to manifest, personally, |
their appreciation OF the services OF
the recognized leader in the
LOT tie cause so \ TO our hearts. we
are Yours most respectfully.
joseph r. RYAN,
CHalrma2 Democratic State Central
c. G PowNlNG.
Chairman Silver Party State Central
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
Pleading with Budds Mother

Stockton; Cal, May 26.-ReaIizine
Una the only hope for her sons life
lies 10 Governor Budd, Mrs. Durrant
called upon Mrs. Budd, mother of
governor Budd, yesterday fer the
purpos OF enllsting her sympathies
and to intercede for the cemmutation
OF Theodore Durrant's sentence to life
Imprisonment. Mrs. Budd told her
visitor that she had no Influence with
'he Governor in his executive acts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
Bells CycIery.

Our ability to put wheels in perfect
e0n0ltion at the least expense, is well
enough known to require no further
statement.
But we call attention to the fact that we
are applying this ability, and every re-
source at our command, to keeping the
wheels which we hire III such shape that
those who rent them derive both profit
and pleasure from their use.
p. H. GORDON, Manager.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
Irlb is a good liniment

lrIb is a good liniment
GOOD for man. good for horses
Trib.
Miss May Blair, the pretty San
rlanclsclan who attracted ex-prAci-
oeht Barilias OF Guatemala and is
no" suing him for breach of promise
Wa formerly employed as A waitress
IN the Lafayette Hotel at Wipne-
"ucea' so Says the Silver State.
Inc APPEAL office is in receipt of p
very neat pamphlet of the school lave
VI nevada compiled by Safe Scpool
SUPERINTENDENT Cutting. 1t is verv
handy TO have around oonso
qnently Mr.. Cutting will accent our
thanks.
The new California mining law a.
TO locating claims goes into effect at
midnight next Tuesday The proyis.
Ion requiring that all claims he 70
corded with the county recorders. and
that $50 worth OF assessment worlx
must be done within sixty DAYS. ara
similar to provisions in the new Utah
law, n the question as TO whether !
they will hold is to be brought IN !,
Courts. -Mioing and Scientific
|
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27

Andy McWilliems, a farm hanc
employed neal Reno. fell into q ditct
and was drowned yesterday.
Inc Reno Justice Of the Peace and
clergymeD continue to marry the
divorced couples who slide over from
California to avoid the strict laws ot
the Golden State.
Frank M'COppin. Postmaster Of
San francisco, died yesterday.
Ihree PIutes committed suicide in
bridgeport recently ty ,ating wild
parsnlps, because work was getting
90 plenty in the vicinity.
The Post Commander has ordered
Lincoln's Gettysburg address TO he
read on Memorial Day.
WANTED A cir, 20 do housework
10 a small family. Apply at this
office. -
n rue Uold watch, chain and lOcket
Is to be given away at Joe Platt's.
Guaranteed to be worth SI25. For
further particulars enquire at the
store.
Go to Miss Woodbury's for stylish
hats Full line of latest Sailors al
ways on hand. IF
trlo ls a liniment tried and true.
Maybe its just the right thing for YOU
"ANTED-3 furnished rooms suit
aole Ior house keeping. Apply at
his office.
Rooms to Rent.
Furnished rooms t. rent. Near the
'apitol, Enquire at this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
hreatens to Withdraw.

London, May pa dispatch from
AInehs says that Great Britain has
declared an mention to abandon the
concert OF Powers if it he determined
that the occupation Of Thessaly bv
turkish troops is to be prolonged I'M
I'll Greece shall have paid the war TO-
demnity demanded by Turkey.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
Inc death penalty has been fixed
Tor train wreckers in New York

Inc death penalty has been flyee
Tor train wreckers in New York.
A thousand striking tailors re-
sumed work 10 New York yesterday
another man was captured in ST
petersburg yesterday, who was
armed to kill the Gar.
VIII Day received another consion-
ment or new goods last evening. Will
oont let any grass grow under his
feet' land don't you forget it.
Tahoe is being stocked with Loeb.
laven trout.
The Shaw Company have invited
the children of the Orphans Home 70
the Matinee on Saturday.
Jay ii Clemens and Miss Maud
bradley, both we'll known in this civ
We're married on Tuesday in Reno.
An india uprising is imminent in
Montana.
New tan and black ribbed hosa ,or
N't at L. w. laws.
The next animal conference ~ rho
Nevada Mission of Methodists will ho
held IN Keno, September ., Bishon
John Z. Newman presiding
Last week for the bicycle AZ p w
DAYS Wonder who will pe he For.
tunate one.
Its not every day that one is given
d en- nee to win a fine gold watch.
chain and locket free with every dol
lars worth Of goods purchased. but |
that is what is being done now at Joe
Platt's,
Mrs. Robert Gill who has been quite
SICK, is reported better.
The Indian var claims due Nevada
viii never pass the Hou.e if Sneaker
heed "a hang them up. He is al.
ways ready to sacrifice justice to spite
a silver State.
Inc citizens Of Carson are becom-
ing enthusiastic over the bicycle meet
in July.
Queen Victoria proposes to free q
lou OF slaves 90 the British posses.
slons In Africa on her next birthday
why did che not do this ear ago?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
Desperate Characters Break Jail.

Fresno, Cal, May 26.-Ftank Hall
n James Wilson, awaiting trial on
a charge OF highway robbery escaped
from the county Jail early this morn
ing by saving through the bars Of
their cell and breaking the skylight
ID the corridor, and they are still a,
large.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
NO Smoke, No SCOT, no Oder

ana II" danger connected with the
"Q"lck Meal Stove,' The stove for the
ulnlner season.
VIII cook or roast your meat and vege-
tables or bake your bread, pie and cake.
Ca!I at l.. II. Bells and examine for your
self.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
The Snug.

The weather is now of that charac-
ter that causes a mar t. look around
a little and see what saloon he wants
to visit to quench his thirst. If Won
drop into the Snug, kept by Bob Wig
gins, you make no mistake
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
Increasing Popularity.

Shaw's Big Show is doing a great
business. Each night the house is
bigger than ave and evers night the
play is Just a little better than the
night before. The company is what
might be called, in the Of
the street, "epeedy" and it shows a
little better point every night.
Last night La Belle Marie" the
Vamplne woman VINO showed the dew
lis face 10 great shape to an applaud-
ting audience, IA exceptionally we'll
done, and tonight the great comedy.
loo Much Johnson' will be given
II you don't secure your seats early
you don't get EN-.
The company is a very strong one.
Shaw is one OF the greatest character
actors on the stage and unlike most
OF the stars, be don't surround him
self with sticks in order to apnaar
greater by comparison. His combi-
nation lie composed of good timber all
and there is not ii single in
different performer in the companv.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
All the Comforts of Home

by using one of those beautiful and prac.
'lcal Quick Meal Stoves" on exhibition
and for sale at L, H. Bells.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
Fishing Tackle.

III you love the piscatorial sport
remember thai fish bite now. and he
tackle can 6e got at john G. Fox's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-05-27
Wall Paper.

decorate your home. Now is the
''",e 10 get all the latest designs of
wall papers at John G.. Fox's. #
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
WALLPAPER

WALLPAPER WONDERS -SEW SEIcrE ERA
you paper according
and quality Of would it cheer the house
We double rois-contanng Is mill pces
higher printed designs and
makes.
prices of wall Any paper
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
NEW ERA PRICES TILL JANUARY 2oth
COOKING LESSONS

Are given every Saturday in our store in
the spacious, light dining-rOom on the sixth
moor. BY Miss Edna Davis. from Philadelphia.
These lectures are well attended and are very
valuable 20 housekeepers. Food is cooked dur
ing the lecture, dainty dishes prepared, the
chemistry Of food treated upou in The lecture
and samples given for tasting.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
GROCERY WONDERS.

NEW ERA PRICES TILL
JANUARY 2Oth. Yes, city
prices have dropped, too.
Why not have Good, Fresh,
Clean Groceries at these
figures? San Francisco job
bing houses pay their travellers
T. per cent to sell goods. Our
Catalogue, our only salesman,
Your gain. eh?
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
KIondike STOCKINGS.

The big demand for warm heavy. long Hosa
for men sprang up largely with the Alasks
mining BOOM We have been supplving 2
this demand for several years, but have now
ordered cases where heretofore dozens Every
useful article for Arctic wear. Our third floor
is worth visiting as a curiosity Comn1ata
Alaskan price list for the asking
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
'kO'1ERS MRSDrDe 90
NEW ERA PRICES TILL w xGa
JANUARY 2Oth New COM WV
plete Catalogue of this Depart
ment ready in January. AgleASSsS

WHITE AND GOLD
soup beautifully finished, .S
Covered Sugar Bowls, handsome
a1ter Dinner Co1ees and saueeFs. dozen III ;.
DRESDEN FLOWN
After
HOP VINE PATTERN, SEMI-PORCELAIN.
Tureens
1eapos, each
LEIGHTON PATTERN PRINTED MI-PORCELAIN. FINE
GOODS,
Small
CLYDE PATTERN. LIGHT BLUE PRINTED SEMI PoRCE-
-
O5
Isl 90
Twoquart Pitchers 2lc
14nc pates each &c Is inch platters EACH &c. Il inch platte
EACH 16c; patters, inch ..-.--.. . 5c
sonch soup or breakfast plates each
Ieacups and saucers DOZEN '.'.'''SSc
senniporceain
Clyde above.
Yellow Deep Kitchen Bowls perfect stock but not
inch 32c "A inch 44c
&c; quart, 19c; IA lie; pint. 15c-
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
costs us , per cent.

costs us per cent Your gain Ell?
2ERciS 2a Hi f45a2 GEf4 19ss co ROLLED oil OATS bulk
SchepPs new style Sonut iSacy, IiH
starch shown sy test superior @ to all others
satin Gloss starch lib cartons SC
LIE % Box F1SE IAUSDRY sT2HcII.... -. .... 25c
Te9 Finest Imported French ssrdines
WHILE ToM2T6Es FOR FRYING AND SALADS 81 PACK ALB
I5 e5i1E i6b DE Balls Is Jacob Doids white Rose
n e Pa4sF6a s5nS Bfs5 & tbie very good bulk
asta59 & in d 3 pon 9 a aS @ nse e s psp PEGS salt and sy asd
punes @ use s7 crop California sweet rneaty b
tomatoes pack; standard goods
cofee .....9l %
c0ass soand sweet Ros cup
COFFEE f GoLDEN RIO RoHsTA FAvoRTTE SUPERIOR TO
,as o3s sns gr5a 9ds % 5ons amer 90
Coffee special grade gives
Tea SOC Quality uncolored
Tea ze qgaIty genuine and nqe Ien9j8 Cg2 6iB worth
special 5b box slide lid mixed splendid quality s 2
ogr Tea and coee steadily
sugar Drps splendid heavy sweet goods gallon tin
cooking 2n yup regular western Refinery syrup kegs
WESTERN REFINERY GOLDEN SYRUP BBI5 81 GALLONS PER
Maple sy2p standard well known brands gan tins 81 q grade
Flour aatil sold noted
Flake Tapioca heavy import shipment & TeseIEeo u
Ts1I Gakss Fe8f sEE 5sng % Pz gnf P6BE SAME AS COTS
DIST EXCEPT SMALL sc PKGs, UNTIL
TaGiss sh5e noe polish Royal Gloss standard
%&INUTs T1sh NEW CHOP SOFT SHELL BARBARA PER
Table Fruit heavy,
Nunegs nos drs-class goods b..... ...........59c
California csoTn oi German an dried Pears s. delicious -
Ys4T 54ge s f260n 6ib f bag untii mt % sold ID ID 80 %
Candles P. G. Acid, 1907 1 81 50
Electric full weight I'D 81 45
Japanese
dozen sliding boxes
white figs h..
&
Kalar Celery Sauce, zoe size
Fancy toe7 % egaTt T gIass 1eys Gs
&c
Rio Coffee excellent quality go. . ......13c
packed,
FIac cherries iac
ENGIIsH BREAKFAST TEA BOX. SLIDING LID..s5c
redF Baltimore.
red Baltimore,
L. s.
other I-gaIo ST. go ....s
Proctor
Soap; Imported Olive Oil Soap small cakes regularly
now. ...-.- -- ~ ~ -. .2iz
Family size Macerel White Fish,
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
Ask for Complete Grocery Price List Free Mailed Everywhere
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES.

almonds
pecans. 15c peanuts roast SIC; mixed all
!
Imperial 5b boxes clusters 81 @ GLIB ribbon
better than factory
FRIIT-ew
Marmalade
Cranberries gallon Aprico lib
PFsI-Fxra fancy fancy.
CI4TIF,sE-Vyhte Easter Y
h. sc;
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
ICE CREAM.

We are prepared TO sell best Vanilla or
Strawberry Ice Cream during the winter
months for 81 rs per gallon. of the best grade;
packed and delivered free in the city.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
FURNITURE WONDERS.

closing certain lines below:
Gondola Lounge Corduroy Cover marked down from sl2 . to-
One Paror Set pieces Cotton TaPesr Plush Bindings slightly
Chairs Satin Tapestry Cherry Finish Carved marked down
Chairs Tapestry Carved Cherry marked down from
50 Is 50
Ask for Our Complete Furniture cataIoeue.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
Mems Clothing Wonders -SEM -SEIsrE ERA


to turning II
orSS
al Big So
this date 81 DO elsewhere for things to
fully with
prices. Depend clothing.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-19
CALENDARS FREE.

For a short while we are giving away III
calendars free with each 25 cent purchase
Fairy Soap. We also have another 1S9S
endar, quite handsome, but less ornament
given free on every freight order where ash
for.