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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-27
LIEUT.. col. II. II. FRANKLIN. "stafr
Officers VIII BE Reduced"

LIEUT.. COL. II. II. FRANKLIN. "stafr
Officers VIII BE Reduced"
IN tho premises II don't think that there
Will be war between The Unitod States
and SPAIN" he said, but Ia the event
thar such state OF AFFAIRS should BIO
brought about II viii be found ,bat this
country Is better prepared ior such an
emergency than most people think. Tho
regular army is about $4,000 strong at the
present time while The volunteer lo-ce OF
tho country numbers about 10 0j0. Right
now the Texas Volunteer Guard is In bet-
ter condition to give u good account of
atsell should It be ordered TO the front.
than c.er before. The system OF examine
ticn OF field officers and me special attcu-
lion paid to those portions OF n militia-
mans duties which are OF such a character
81 20 be practically unknown 10 the gem
erai puc,tc. has had II most salutatory
cnect. What ! mean to shy Is that the
Volunteer Guard Of this state las been
taught soinethiny ii addition TO tho man
nei "a which It Should dress IN IN order
~ LOOK Pretty Ut encampn,ents and drills.
Tle public never sees this part of the
raiiitlumnn' y Instructions. for II ii did Il ere
would be fewer charges OF tin soldier
Ing made. The abandonment OF trlse
drills BY most OF tho military orgarlza-
tlons In the State Is an arguaiant IN sun
port OF this theory,
~ necessary the State Of Texas could
recruit ~ twenty-four hours more men
than could be immediately armed and pre-
pared for service. Most OF le companies
have only twenty live or thirty rites ana
~ would be an easy matter ID rli, Inc rails
- each organization IN 70 tho full limit.
. The star departments OF the Texas
Volunteer Guard are all In GOOD shape
ospecfally the cominissary and qua,termas
5efe The members OF the medical de-
Eg1mep have been given some instruc-
35on ~ Acid work and would be alb. to do
po4a good service II necessary
HHqre are present about .pDO militia
Iae1 II the State aud This l,nn,er could
$eRse4 n 1900 IN i days the. A
NM 4ereaH pexeeptaGe OF NE loys and
"a colIegs4 are nlenlbcrs of
n vsv aod NJ element
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CAPT. II. A. RElCHARDT. THE Whole
Thing is Fake"
Guard. II do not think that one single
line of authentic news regarding the dis,
oovories made by the court of Inquiry now
working on the Maine has ever been rent
out, and am further OF the opinion that
when tina finding OF the court is finally
announced II viii be to the eject that tho
battlcship WAS destroyed by accident ana
not through Spanish treachery. Tho chance
OF a different report is SO slight that don't
care to discuss IT,
Captain J. b. Perkins and his Cowboy
Rangers would form mighty mean OBJ
stacle for the spaniards TO run into, but
tho chp,ain does not believe that there VIII
be any war. Il have written Adju,ant
General Mabry Offering the services Of my
command he said. .'but | hardly think
that We Will be needed Even II We should
be called on we would never be sent any
further than Key West and ell OF the fun
would DO over by tho time we got there"
Mayor Spencer Hutchins. staff corps, r.
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10 Dispose Of Rare Fabrics.

Under the patronage OF Mrs. T. w.
House and Mrs. o. 7. Holt an informal
reception viii be held next Thursday after
noon and evening in the parlors OF the
Capitol Hotel for the purpose OF exhibiting
some very rare Oriental fabrics recently
brought from Constnntinople. They viii he
sold az price barely the cost of produce
ton and those interested in possessing
themselves OF something IN this line not
often seen In this country are invited TO
call and inspect them.
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The geographical nosition OF Texas makes
Il extremely likely that In the event OF nos
tiiities between the United States and Spain
tho militia of the Lone Star State wouid
be- among the first OF the volunteers called
on TO assist the regular army in It's OIL
fengive and defensive operations aaainst
tho enemy. In the first place. II stahus
70 reason that the volunteer guard OF the
interior STATUS would not be ordered out
un,il the military organizations OF the
territory along the Atlantic and gulf coasts
had been sent 70 the 'front.' Then, TOO,
while the militia OF New York. Pennsyiva-
mia and other States In that section Is
practically ON par with the regular army
ON account OF The schools OF instruction
and the extensive drills IN yogne. the
fact that the citizen soldiery Of the South
IL perfectly acclimated would have the Of
fec1 OF causing the government to call Lrst
on IL should 1t become necessary 10 sug-
ment the strength OF the regular service
ON these accounts, and Tor other reasons.
the extensive wa talk resultant on tho
explosion of the United states iAiteship
Maine In the harbor of Havan0, following
as II did. clnsc on tho heels Lf The letter
pny Dis Lone, has caused a considerable
suttcr of excitement among the companies
composing the Texas Volunteer Guard,
and especially among the military organi-
cations in this section. Rr1Yer men tnan
thpso who make IN the militia of Texas
were never born and while the general
public has become imhued to a certain eX-
tent with the belief that they are soldiers
tn rame only. it is = safe bet IT long ODDS
that they would BIO able to give a good
account of themselves If. unfortunately,
occasion should ever arise for theta 10 30
10 tho front to fight for thnir country and
their nag Houston boasts ot FIVE OF the
fines. companies in tho State--the Light
Guard. the Light ARTILLERY. the Emmett
Rifles. the Houston Cavalry and tho Cow
boy RaneaIs-and should The findings OF
tho court OF inquiry appointed 10 inycsti-
g,ste the Maine disaster 70 of such char
ecter as TO result In President Mckinley
declaring war against Spain. these orEaui-
zations would be found ready. willing and
oven anxious for an opportunity 10 do bat
Ito for the rights of their beloved coun-
try.
There arc number OF staG ofiipprs OF
the Texas Volunteer Guard IN this ei:y and
with a view to aacertaninE ttelr opinions
regarding the matter at hand Post
representative called on Eulne OF them
yesterday. While most of them regard the
mater III SSlui-uulloIohS iNtli', ana
whila there IL a considerable diversity
OF opinion in regard to he final outcome
OF the situation as 1t stands 1t present.
II viii be seen that there rs manifest
disposition on tho part of me officers seen
to uphold the honor and lisnlty cf tho
Nation without descending 10 faro'am.
Assistant Adjutant Gsnornl r. II.
Franklin OF the Texas Volunteer Guard,
with the rank of lieutenant colonel as
signed to duty with the first division,
has very long handle TO his rrme. but
that doea not effect In tho I;ast hia idoos
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CASE OF WAR WITH SPAIN.
0Slnlors 81 Some Local Officers Of the State Militia
Regarding the Matter.
PREPARED 70 UPHOLD THE NATIONS HONOR.
NJ Spirit Of Jngois aneedTexas Volunteer Guard in Bet
ter Condition Ever Before--cowboy Rangers Offer
e Their Services General flabry

would be moro than glad TO enlist in case
OF emergency"
tactloian, having risen from the ranks OF
the famous old Houston Light Guard TO
the position he occupies NJ present.
Il am of the opinion" he said in clos
ing the conversation. "that the heads VIII
he chopped on, figurativcly speaking, from
most Of the stnfT officers az the State mil
lila in the event Of hostilities with Spain.
Tho militia would, OF courge, be enlisted
With the regular army as volunteers and
there would be no need of all these func-
tionarics with long titles and big salaries
lon paper. Yes; suppose would be enc
OF the first TO lose the epauets, but ] have
the satisfaction OF knowing that could
enlist as a private II Dwanted to fight real
badly"
'war is Inevitable" was what Lieuten-
mt Colonel o. c. Drew. Jr., said when
approached on the subject. Colonel Drew
is ono Of the youngest officers In the state
militia and on that account he may be more
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the event of declaration of war by this
government. F"
Would the National Guard be called
upon in such an event?"
While not speaking from any direct In
formation on this question, | naturally
presume the government would look to her
volunteer guard in the event of war; and
the Southern troops would probably be
mustered into the service, as they would
prove more available, being thoroughly ac-
clmated. than those farther North have
been assured that the fever can not harm
me and ! am ready to go when called
upon"
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Assistant Adjutant GsnornI r. II.
Franklin OF the Texas Volunteer Guard.
with the rank of lieutenant colonel as
signed to duty with the first division
has very long handle TO his rrme. but
that does not effect in tho last bis IDEAS
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The Ralsion CIub.

The regular monthly meeting of the Frs,
kalston Public club will be held at the
residence of Mrs, r. e. u. shafter, Io7 San
Felipe street, on Tuesday evening, March
J, at O'Clock The exercises will be given
the form Of question box, and members
and sisitors are asked to bring written
questions with them.
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v. G.. is one Of the best informed men
on military matters in this section. lie
has had large experience, having been
ono of the famous old Light Guard, which
won trophies of victory whenever IL con
tested with other companies for pri2o drill
honors. He is u thorough tactician aud
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LIEUT. COLI O. G. DREW, JR. war
Is Inevitable"
bloodthirsty than The older men. How
his convictions with some strong argu-
ments. According to my way Of looking
ut the natter he said, there Is bound
to he trouble and that before many days
have passed. While the United States has
ostensibly made every effort to stop the
so numerous since the commencement Of
The Cuban rebellion three years ago very
little has really been done These eX-
petitions. of course, arc in violation of the
International laws and Spain would not be
unwilling 70 pick a quarrel even on this
pretoNi. Then, on the other hand, some
thing Is bound to come out of this Maine
horror by which $50 valuable lives and
$d,0O0,o0O worth Of property were lost es-
peoially from the fact that the incident OF
the De LONE letter preceded it by such "a
short space OF time II II is found that
the explosion on the Maine was not due to
an accident one of two courses must be
pursued; either war VIII be declared or an
indemnity which Spain can not PAY viii
he demanded. In the latter event | fail to
see how the matter can be arranged peace
ably. of course there stiIl remains the
chance that the destruction OF the Maine
was due 10 an accident. but IL Is. IN my
opinion, very remote one. am Immune
from yellow fever and | am ready to so To
the front at any timo.''
81 think the whole thing Is a fake" was
the flat footed statement made by Captain
Frank A. Relchardt of tho Houston Light
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21
BROS.

corn T OF Third street and Tijerds ave.
nue., where box Al IN located, only g.
learn that they had been fooled. Chief
Ruppe examined the box from which
the alarm had been turned In aud found
IA innocent looking letter there ad.
dressed to Senior Garcia Of ManuelitO.
Marshal McMil In yesterday after
noon received a telegram from Sol. Block
vt Grants. asking him to arrest Pedro
Pine, who is charged with highway rob
berry in holding up a game OF poker
which was going on nj Grants. Pine
was found last night at the 81, Elmu
saloon and placed under arrest. He ad.
mitted being mixed ny in a poker game,
but claimrd that he won the money
fairly. and that the other players turned
In aud took II way from him. Marshal
McMillin has wired to Grants IN Il he has
Pine ugder arrest.
Modesto Ortiz. the republican attorney
OF Old Albuquerque, to-day received d
letter from his half brother, Alex. Reed
OF Rio Arriba county. stating that the
political outlook IL most encouraging fOl
the republican ticket, aud that The
caunty will give Pedro Pere9 a majority
OF 800 or more.
W. l.. TTmble, the open hearted seniol
N 'mbpr ii the Ifimhle ho,s, haa re-
tlru,d 10 the ETY. irrm 1he Cochiti min
iuR district, where b. hsS several III.
con rscts I ere han irg 10 inish ny be
fore the rsa' cold weather sets In.
Mrs. J. ] Reagan and children. ~
family NJ a former prominent mnrchan
OF Gallup, are NJ The Hotel Highland
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21

For sale cheap,
Gentle family horse, good side-bar
buggy and harness.
Magnificent Hall safe, both burglar
and Gre proof.
| do a general commission, auction
and abstract business, and can save you
money. Drop me a card or note and ]
will call. Inquire II. 8. KNIGHT.
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Novelty Dress Goods

in We and Cotton Mixtur's ,
all wO / and wool aud Silk mix
lures from pos to 80 Is Nafd.
Tue ye,y New IT in Fine Ore 3
P.t erns, OILY one OF a kind.
See On N.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


W p. Metcalf. the insurance aud real
esia'e man, II suffering from u slight
attack " pneumonia.
II. X. Elwell, Wansmaker h Browfs
representative In this city, returned from
"A successful buiness trip up north last
night.
Lot all those who admire the game Of
foot ball attend the meeting 10 DO held at
the store Il "A. BrOckmeier on south Sec
Ond street this evening.
THE CITIZEN learns that DR.. q. A
Wall, the Ocullst, with his family, left
this morning for ri PasO, Texas, where
they will reside Tor sometime.
X. q. Galushs, representing the West
ern Newspaper Union OF Denver, is In the
city, and made a pleasant call at this
office this morning. lie returns north
this evening.
George T. Brewer, with his wife and
daughter, Miss Nellie, are at the Hotel
highland from Springfield, Mass. They
ole Health ard pleasure seekers aud will
plCbob'y II main here during the winter
The Optic saya: "Wm. Mcintosh, the
bOnny scott who runs 10000 head OF
sheep down IN the Chilli country, passed
through from Las AnimGs, Colo, g. Llmy
junction last night with two hnndttd
ine merinO Gam-.
The general merchant and Indian
trader at the Jemez village, John v.
Miller, reached the city last night and
registered at Sturges' European. Ito "a
here on court matters and 10 Interview
the wholesale merchants.
Mrs. A. ID. WhitsOn, who was at Ration
on business and TO spend IA few days
with her son, Floyd NhitsOn and wife,
returned TO the city last night, telnP
accompanied by Airs. Floyd NhitsOn, who
will visit here for several weeks.
Sidney ROsenwald left last night fOI
Ration, where he will IN Sunday attend
the Stranaa.JRifA marriage. Louis b yer
and wife, Mrs. Edward ROsenwald, and
Misses Alma bnd JCtty ROsenwald viii
also attend the marriage from this city
Clarence b. Brooks, who has NAM
friends in this city, having visited herr
several years ago, Ia now a member
Of Company G., Second Illinois yOlun
F. teers, which IL nos stationed at Sayan
nah, Georgia, preparatory TO moving OF
10 Cuba.
In a private letter, received by an az
y tache Of this office, II IL learned tia
Williams will soon have a new depot
"At a recent visit OF Santa Fe Pacific OF
" ncials," says the writer. the ground wa,
looked over, the pulse OF the people felt
and IL IL safe 20 say that the officials viii
fayorably report that Williams Should
have a new depot"
Somebody mistook are alarm box a
, for a mail box shortly after 8 o'clock las
night aud a false alarm was turned In
The mOckinR bird aroused the entirI
community and the fire companies AM
a large crowd Of people hurried to q
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21
A complete assortment OF la

RANKIN has several of the best ranches
in the territory and a number Of elegant
residences In the city for sale.
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SAN JOSE MARKET
+#++***.t4.**+

has removed from the ~ T. Armiio
building to room 2, "ihe Roo eyelt, Up
the street. where she will be pleased 10
receive them.
1t Is understood that the Ladies' Sol
diers' Aid society, having " view a short
time ago a reception for the Rough
Riders, has abandoned tie idea, at the
request Of those who have just returned
from the war. and will devote the surplus
fund In the treasury 10 the relief Of the
sick Rough Riders.
Hon. Sol. Luna was In town Tor n few
hours last night. Since leaving the city,
he visited n number OF precincts In both
Valencia aud SOcUrrO counties, and found
the farmers and sheep raisers almost a
unit for the election OF lion. Pedro Ptrea
as delegate 10 congress.
Marshal McMililn has already col.
lected fi47 80 from fines In October,
which Is 90 cents more than he collected
In the entire month Of September. when
he broke all previous records IN the his
tory Of the police department OF Albu.
Querque.
Why pay 30 cents for a pound Of or
binary butter when sou con buy the
| NhltNl hAiM NNMANh NANNN. " - a.
II this does not equal tho finest article
To be had anywhere we Will return y0ui
money. The MAZE.
j.. s. Nelson & Sons shoes, especially
made railroad and shOpmen. Made 4
wear and az thu same time lock we'll
81 80, 81 and 81 90 q pair. Geo. c. Gains
ley X Co., Largest Shoe Dealers, lz2 soutl
Second street.
Our assortment Of ludies' silk AM
velvet waists H. 20 far ahead Cf auythin.
ever shown In thi4 city that 70 needs n
comment ON our part. Ro5enwald Bro
Now Is the accepted time, nov Is III
day OF p~TecautiOn. Get ami keep on han
a god supply OF CernilCs bard and sol
coal for the winter. Hahn a. Co.
Send us yonr accounts and we'll colleC
them or I'LL cost you nothing. Me-
Mexico Collection Agency. PostothC
box 2i0.
u Lost-A small, open. faced, lady's sily,
watch, attached 10 q silver cbatelain
Finder leave at this oil "a aud receive T,
ward.
Liberty Chiffon and MOusseline de Sol
in black, white and all the diifereI
, shades. at zoe a yard. ROsenwald Bros.
New bright millinery at money sayin
prices. Why not put us down on you
shopping listY The MAzE.
, Are you neryOusY II 80, have a pair {
rubber heels put on your shoes by Geo. {
Gainsley & Co Reliable Shoe Dealers.
Mr.. MOntOya's Spanish class will me,
next Monday evening at Z o'clock {
, wRltOn's drug store.
Fresh vegetables, fruits Ia seaso
p poultry and staple groceries, at Bell
Co.'S, Second street.
!, Aliens Foot Ease, 25c a box, at Geo.
Gainsley Il CO's, Reliable Shoe Dealers.
The only place In town TO get HON
made tafies Is at Delaney's.
Fine china and glassware. Within
Co.
Visit Fields removal sale for bargain
Pianos for rent. whitney Co.
Plants. Ives, florist.
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Hyou want real estate or Insurance, call
on HARKIH, Room o, ~. 7 ArmiJo build
Ing.
Fields removal sale.
Cut flowers. Ives, florist.
Lamps and trimmers. Whitney Co.
Copper and tin work. whitney Co.
Picture frames made 10 order. Whit
ney Co.
Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
Merchants lnnch every morning at the
White Elephant.
Ladies' hosiery almost given away, at
B. Held q Co.'s.
Nut loaf. Something new. Try IL,
Delaney's Candy Kitchen.
We will furnish your house on the In.
stallment plan. Whitney Co.
Ladies' military and walking hats, In
all the new shades. ROsenwald Bros.
Curtains, u Z and mating. Nay &
FabeT. ll5 Gold avenue, next TO CITIZEN
Lsdies's Goodyear welt fine shoes at
42,50 at the Green Front. Nm. Chap
lin.
Hard cOal-now Is the time to get 1t.
Hahn 81 Co.'S Cerrillos coal yard Is the
place.
Regent o. 80 shoes for men, all styles,
at Geo. c. Gainsley 4 Cos, 1872 south Sec
Ond street.
Free samples Of Aliens foot Ease
Call and get one al Geo. G., Gainsley x
Cos, Reliable Shoe Dealers.
Ladies' kid glove, at all prices. In all
shades. Our gloves az tl.20 and upward
are guaranteed. ROsenwald Bros.
j. NJ. Moore. real estate, insurance
loans, manager Albuquerque Abstract Co
New phone, 222. l2I South 2nd street.
The New Mexico Collection agency, OF
fee over FOx's Jewelry store, charge
nothing unless the account Ia collected
Chilfren's. youths and boys suits, at
great sayi' 2 TO you The largest assert
meat in oWn TO select from. ROsenWal'
Bros.
Ring 40 the New Mexico Collection
Agency (iutomatic telephone 492), AM
tell Us about that tough account yOI
want collected.
Edward Henry, the we'll known La
Vegas fire insurance agent, Is In the city
He Is called here 10 adjust the losses o.
several companies In the First street Ore
Do you remember that cold Sunday a
the beginning OF last winter when yoI
had visitors and had no hard coal q
start your base burnerp Let us stool
you up now. Hahn a. Co.
Mrs. G. l.. shattuck, the we'll. know
~dressmAker, desires 20 inform her Gus
toners and possible new patrons that sh'
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21

A complete assortment Of ladies' per-
Gale ~ilannelette and wooden wrappers,
from 65c to $3.50 each, ROsenwald Bros.
New stock kid gloves, novelties In
neckwear and hosiery just received at
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
The Duplex dOwnaline mattress is the
best. Sold only by Futrelle
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21

All persons wishing furnished rooms
aud all have rooms to rent are requested
to communicate with ". c. BUTMAN,
Cromwell block, office with Mutual
Automatic Telephone Co. Phone 425.
Our entire new line Of capes. jackets
and ladies' tailor made suits at a reduc-
ton Of % 10 90 per cent on account OF
removal. Golden Rule Dry Goods Com
pany.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21

"Procrastination Ia the thief Of time"
and viii cause you ONE plumbers bills
II you don't provide an abundant coal
supply before that sudden cold snap
comes on; CerrillOs hard aud soft coal.
Hahn Il Co.
Goods almost given away at Fields
removal sale.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21
TAHita Silks

Taffita Silks
in black, white, In tie tape
amt i'm thu very new 81 shade
ext n " de and extra qu ! ~,
81 yard.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21
A Saving Of Is Per Cent.
TIE LARGEST COLLECTION OF THE
Latest Novelties !
SELECT FROM.
Good Honest Reliable Goods
In al our Der artn ets is what we premise and furthermore shall prove
Novelty Silks

in d ess and waist pa terms, in
the latest efec $ and hade-, in
stripe, plaids. c'ecks and br
cades. ffOm . c to $3.50 a Yard
Positively IN most beautiful
Sc Get on Of 81 ks ever how In
In city. Rem mber We save
you 25 T mt.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21
DEALERS IN FAMILY AND
FANCY GROCERIES.

matea fine table, and a 1na table makes
life worth living. BE careful about
verifying, hut especially be careful
bout your table. A drst-class bill-Of
fare gives you Il mortgage on home con
tentment. The menu Il 80 much a
matter Of groceries that poor RrOceri $
belong 10 tire condemned list. Our stock
Of canned goods is simply immense.
Thu attrac'iytnfss OF your table is
DOUBLED once YOU use them Every
article We sell il Al in quality aud
market at a bottom price. Get your
groceri s Of Us and make your table
what IL should be.
JAMES L. BELL & co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21

Call on RANKIN FOR real estate or In
surAnos, Room o, n, 4. Armijo building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-21

Largpst Stock OF UIOthing ami
Furnishing Goods in the city 10 select
from,
We have more Clothing than any
Clothing store In The city and our
prices are a great deal less,
Special Reduction during our
Removal Sale OF p per cent, On-
matchable p-ic -, Your mon ~ back
II oar prices a be matched in
clothing-and we pay YOU for your
trouble in lOOkiag.