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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21
FASHION NOTES.
APaan at New Hats.

A few model hats are on view. The straight brim of "sailor" proportions and the straight side with rather high crown will again be popular. Such a hat is banked on the brim with punches of flowers, so only the edge of the brim shows and the top of the crown is reached The flowers are usually vio- lets, and most natural looking leaves embellish them. Some loops of ribbon stand up from amid the violets, and the hat is tipped on the nose by bows or rosettes at the back This design is not startinglY different from those shown last season.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

It is likely that the poke bonnets worn on the stage recently will stimu- late vogue for quaint little bonnets. Alas! it is very trying to the average style of beauty, but that merely makes more happy the lot of the woman whose beauty is not of the usual style. Toques are offered at bargain rates just now, and a toque is good invest ment. It cannot be too coquettish. A very pretty one is put here by the art ist. It was in pink velvet, spangled and dotted with gold beads, and was trimmed in front with a full bunch of violets, from whose center rose a fine paradise aigrette. Beneath the violets a fluffy rosette of pink satin ribbon and a rhinestone buckle lay against the hair. The same toque in a combina- tion of white and gold with forget-me- nots would be very pretty, or in laven- der with green. White and cerise would also make up nicely.
 The Tyrolese hat has an important place in the stocks of swagger matters, and yet it does not seem to take. The notion of a Roman scarf knotted about the soft felt walking hat has caught, however, and greatly to the improve ment of it's general effect. The colors of the scarf should harmonize with 4',- shade of the hat, though black felts are wound with brilliant stripes that show no trace of black. The soft mode and gray shades are lovely when wrapped in delicate combinations of soft colors. This style, though pretty, is so dis tinctive that it won't last long, or, al least, won't be new but very little while. So if you are going to take ii up at all, do 1t promptly.
 FLORETTE.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Situations, Wants. Rents, and other small advertisements, One Cent a Word each h. sertion. Flye Gents Word for full week (seven timeS).
 Display advertisements, per inch. one in, cents; one week, $S.2o; one month, s1o ; one year. $40. -
 Obituary Notices, in prose or verse; 10 cents per line. Notices of Births, Mar Local Notices 15 cents per line. .,-
 Yearly advertisers are limited to thelr own immediate business (all matter to De unobjectionable). and their contracts do not Include Wants. To Let, For Sale, etc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21
TOO MUCH com

A few years ago the people of this country were solemnly preached to concerning the evils of surplus. Since then they have had chance to learn that deficit isn't altogether lovely and desirable. About a year and a half ago they found out that gold enough was good thing. Now they will have a chance to see what "too much" gold
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

There will soon be exhibited at Cleve- land, Ohio, a remarkable collection of translations of the Bible made by American missionaries and published at the expense of the American Bible Society. These translations bear wit ness to the monumental labors of pa- tient and studious men. A great num- Der of them are in languages the very names of which are almost unknown, Tor instance, the Sheetswa, Mpongwe, Bulu and Benga, all of Africa or the languages of Kusaie, Mortlock and Marshall Islands of the southern Paci- f1c. The most notable translation is that of Hiram Bingham in the lan- guage of the Gilbert Islands, which had never been reduced to writing when he went there in 1857. The languages of American Indians are represented by Testaments in Muskogee, Ojibwa and Choctaw. Altogether about two hun- dred versions of the Bible or parts of it have been made during the last sixty years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21
long list of necesslt1es that Gown builders and Gown wearers know to be the best at
 Prices So Low That Buying plentifully means great saving.

Folson's Genuine Double Betting, narrow, Sc. yd.
 Folson's Genuine Double Betting, wide, 4c. Glace Dress Betting, Sc. piece. Fancy Striped Betting, 13c. piece. Silk Serge Betting, 5c. yd. or S9c. piece.
 Cotton Bone Casing, Sc. piece, BAG. gross.
 Cotton Bone Casing, silk stitched, &c., piece, soc. gross
 Lisle Bone Casing, best quality, 19c. piece, $2.00 gross. =
 Silk Prussia Binding, 12c. piece. Silk Taffeta Binding, full measure, 7c. piece.
 French Horn Bone Strips, 7-inch. Sc. doz., 33c. gross.
 French Horn Bone Strips, S-inch, 4c. doz., 45c. gross.
 French Horn Bone Strips, 9-inch, 5c. doz., soc. gross.
 Genuine She'll Whalebone, 36-inch, 13c. piece, $1.50 dozen.
 Extra heavy best quality Shell Whalebone, 36-inch by 5-16, $1.8O doz., $21.00 gross.
 Twin Dress Stays, Fac simile, De-. doz., soc. gross.
 Janowitz Dress Bone, 13c. dog.
 Lightning Dress Steels, Japanned, 5c. doz., 50c. gross.
 Genuine Lightning Steels, 18c. doz., $2.00 gross.
 Pure Rubber Dress Shields, Twill covered. Mo- 2, 7c., soc. doz.; No. 3, Be-, soc. doz.; No. 4, 10c. pair, $1.00 dog.
 Pure Gum Shields, Fancy Silk cov- cred, No. 8, 14c. pair, $1.50 doz.; No. 4, 16c. pair, $1.75 dog.
 Extra quality Seamless Shields, No. 2, Sc. pair, 65c. doz.; No. 4, 1oc. pair, $1.00 dog.
 Cotton Tapes, black, white and drab, 1c. piece.
 English Twisted Averaged Cotton Tape, 6 pieces in bunch, Sc.
 Dutch Linen Tape, all widths, Sc. piece, 33c. dog.
 Featherbone, Twill covered. 4c. yd, 42c. dog.
 {. Belding's 10O-yard Spool Silk, black and colors, %. spool. Lenox Spool Silk, 2c. spool, 22c. dog.
 Spool Twist, black only, 1c. spool; box of 25, 2Sc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

The German emperor means to be the only toad in his puddle. A bill pending in the Prussian diet authoriz- ing the minister of education to exer- else censorship over the Privatdocen- ten, or student lectures, in German uni versailles. Hitherto these private tu- tors have enjoyed the utmost freedom.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

The Toronto city council has kindly resolved that no alien, and particularly no citizen of the United States, shall hereafter be employed on civic work in that city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

Bright-"Only a married man could have penned this item: There will be no change in pocketbooks this sea- son.. "-Chicago News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

The consular reports for February describe a new grapevine disinfectant which has been used with great success in Switzerland. The agriculturist's en- emies are often infinitely small insects or microscopical mushroom growths, and these are to be killed. The Swiss expedient is to use ''phylloxerol," (which is to be had of Eugene Couvoisier, the discoverer, at Versoix, canton of Gene va. Fifty-five pounds of phylloxerol suffices for an acre of vines in infected districts for two or three years. Some ten ounces of the drug are placed in the soil about the vine or tree, in a trench, in the fall or spring, or both. according to the degree of abundance of the parasites. Well-attested experi- ments in districts infected with phyl- loxera prove the efficiency of the drug, which acts as fertilizer as we'll as 8 disinfectant. It can be used with po- tatoes and other crops as well as vines. trees, etc. Plants nearly dead from the ravages of parasites are restored by it to vigor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY, 15 CENTS A WEEK, 50 CENTS A MONTH, $3 FOR SIX MONTHS, $6 A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co.
 OFFICE 400 STATE STREET.
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The story comes from Spain that the last two descendants of Christopher Columbus are in poorhouse at Cadiz.
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Q. s. eAmsLs.

oz. 500-yd. Spool Silk, Dressmakers' special, 25c. spool, s2.75 dog.
 Tape Measures, 1c. piece.
 Aluminium Thimbles, 1c.
 Hair Pins, plain and crimped, 12 pa pers, Sc.
 Black Mourning Pins, 80 pins, 1c. box.
 Turner's Pin Books, assorted Pins, 5c.
 Best quality American Pins, Sc. paper.
 Sampson's English Pins, 2c. paper,
 Pin Cubes, assorted, Sc.
 Cotton Corset Laces, 4c. dog. ! Rufiled Silk Elastic Web, Sc. yd. { Best quality Lisle Elastic Web, black and white, k-inch, 4c. yd., 39c. piece; 5s-inch, 411sc. yd.. 45c. piece; %-inchs Sc. yd., Soc. piece.
 Hump Hooks and Eyes. black and white, dog. on card, 1c.
 Plain Hooks and Eyes, 12 doz box. Sc.
 Hook and Eye Tape. 10c. yd., SLID piece.
 De Long Hook and Eye Tape, 16c yd,
 Goff's Dress Braid, 3-yd. piece, Sc.
 Cord Edge Worsted Braid, 2c. yd,
 Telegram Skirt Facing, 6c. yd.
 Dressmakers' Braid, 24-yd pieces, 29c. piece.
 Westerly 2oo-yd. Spool Cotton. 15c. dog.
 Westerly 5oo-yd. Spool Cotton, Sc. spool.
 Trojan 2,4oo-yd. Spool Cotton. 14c. spool. .s
 Brooks Spool Cotton. black, white and colors, 20. spool. Kerr's Lustre Thread, 121ac. spool. Marshalls Spool Linen, Sc. spool. Barbour's Spool Linen, 6c. speel S., H. & M. Bias Velvet Binding, black and colors, 2-inch wide, 4-yd. pieces, S1.00 doz., Sc. pie Q. S., H. & M. Corded Bias Velvet Bind- ing, 4-yd. pieces, Sc. piece.
 Sewing Wax, 1c piece. Woven Initials, Script or English, 3 dog. for Sc. Crow Mending Cotton, Fast Black. 7c. dozen. Gold Eye Needles, all sizes, 1c. paper. Ironing Wax, 1c. piece. Clark's Mile End Crochet Cotton, all colors, Sc. spool. , Glasgo Silkene, 4c. spool. Shoe Buttons, 12 dog. for Sc. West Store. Main FIooe
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

An important decision defining "ac- rident" has been rendered by Judge Ganborn in the United States court of appeals in St. Louis. Freeman o. Smith of St. Louis died in 1895 from blood poisoning caused by the abrasion of a toe through wearing tight shoe. An accident insurance association resisted payment of policy on the ground that there was no accident. The case f1n- ally went to the United States court. Dudge Sanborn says in his opinion; s'What is not the result of design or prearrangement is accidental. No man Intentionally wears the skin off his toes, and such injury must be consid- cred accidental"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

The days of the old-fashioned wood en match are said to be numbered Matches are to be made of paper. By new process the paper is cut in strips about half an inch wide. These are drawn through and saturated with a flame producing material They are then rolled into tubes and cut the length of ordinary matches and dipped into phosphorus to form the head, which is lighted by striking in the same fashion as the ordinary wooden match. It is predicted that the matchmaking industry will be entirely revolutionized by this new method. The matches are very much lighter and are thought to be more reliable than the old sort. Pa per of various kinds will be employed, that made from wood pulp being bet ter adated for this purpose.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

A remarkable statement concerning the progress in the manufacture of cot ton and other goods in Russia is made in recently published paper by Nladi-,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-21

THE WEEKLY JOURNAL, Issued Thursdays, One Dollar Year.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1898-05-28

OF this month have helped the ranges
and there will probably be plenty of
water and gras, to last until the rainy
season sets in. The California sheep
men are highly pleased with the ranges
of this section.
A few days ago the citizens of Wins
low wrote the Arizona Lumber and
Timber company, asking their price
for a lOo-foot flag pole. The company
with their uSu ii liOerality replied that
they would gladly furnish the pole
without cost. The pole is fine one
and was shipped to the citizens of
Winslow this week. The Santa Fe
Pacific railroad making no charge for
freight.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1898-05-28
Me oriat Day.

The ceremonies of Memorial Day
will be held Monday afternoon and
evening.
The procession will form at Emerson
High School at 2 O'Clock, p. m. sharp.
The school children and the citizens
will join the veterans with Company |
as escort and march t. the cemetery
where the ceremony of decorating the
graves will take place.
The memorial day literary exercises
will be held in the evening 1T the
Opera house. at 8 o'clock p. m. sharp.
Judge II. f. Sloan, of Prescott, will
deliver the Grafton. The music will be
in charge of Mr.. C. H. Edwards. Com
pany l.. U. G. A. will act rs escort to
the veterans in all the ceremonies dur
ing the day.
The citizens are cordially invited to
take part in the ceremonies of the day
and they will attend
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1898-05-28

=
tory. The celebration should not he
overlooked this year.
There is no truth in the report that
smallpox has broken out again at
BellemOnt.
7. f. Pulliam has brother in the
California regiment of volunteers
which left for the PHILIPPINES this
week.
Postmaster Coalter is making pre-
pLration to move into the new post Of
flee the first OF the month. and he may
move Sunday If the building is ready.
J. 7. McWillian. deputy assessor.
returned this week from Williams,
where he has been the past three weeks
assessing property. He added %ii2.-
TAG to the assessment rolls.
All members of CO. |, N. G. A. are
requested to meet at the Armory at 10
O'Clock sharp Sunday morning. May %.
to attend Memorial day s,rvicesat the
Catholic church at L o'clock.
John Davidit, laborer in the cinder
pit at Belmont, was caught between
two moving cars Wednesday and loose
plank struc.: his leg, cutting it to the
bone above the knee. He was brought
to this place and DR.. Branncn dressed
the injury. Dlvidit was taken to the
railroad hospital at Albuquarqu. on
No. Thursday morning.
Capt. Hinckley has force OF men at
work in Fort Valley for the purpose Of
developing the water supply there.
Capt. Hinckley is fully satisfied that
there is an abundant supply Of water
for Flagstaff for the next ten years. and
he proposes to test the matter to the
satisfaction of the town council who
are somewhat skepticAl on the ques-
ton.
Train load after train load OF sheep
have been coming into CoconinO county
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1898-05-28
Officers OF Co. A., n. c. A.

BY General Orders No. II issued by
Adjutant General Lewis. the following
officers of Co. A have been confirmed:
Forest w. Hill to be captain of Com
pany A with rank from May 4, 1898.
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,nvrprrsr,irNTs and subscription. for

IDVERTISrMENTS AMI subscriptions for
Onic. No i2l2 Broadway. - door north
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HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS.

.oYc~>o.~Yo.~>~~Nc.oc~o N-NoooSo~o~N~o~o~>
NEW YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
III West 25th-st. telephone i?l-l5th.
Treatment. boarding. clipping and wash
ing: also managers Canine Cemetery.
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IVORY GOODS.

MANUFACTURERS Of Toilet Articles.
Billiard Balls. Checks. Miniature Ivory,
rcnairirg In all branches a specially.
JOSEPH kAPP SONS IVORY CO. ia
East 18th It.
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-,sTs. MATERIALS.
.uOJT THE HAIR.

,I,IIJIPsS perfect remedies for
Mss hair badness. reduced; book with
fsllns .d Al Acker. Neral & COndts
ICY and G,h-ave: Chumars' 23d-st'
-. Sth-aye.
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AWNINGS.

-,or~cTSSsS Awning and Flag Factory
AMbnSs chairs. Tables and Tents 70
eanTSPsSsK EI Ton. COS 6;h-ave.; telephone
VI snn-2sih.
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WHITE ENAMELLED LETTERS.

y~><,-~~~-ON~N-N~oON N~@N~c<NNN0NN0~
FOR WINDOWS; also aluminium and
bronze, enameled steel advertising signs.
numbers ard name plates for hotels.
steamships and private dwellings. BEN
FIELD 90 Fulton -.
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,vrpTISyNG NOVELTIES.

voIcKMER zIMMETs q @Sver Using
binders, binders S reJluioId goods speciality. 2Oi
oo.L =, y !
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

~o,o-,~~~, ~---N-~N-~o~-~o~NcNNONSN "
-..HrII,S improved lifelike artn,ial
rONpt. o-p the best. A. cONpii,i''
nm, s.,urer 80 BROADWAY. near ltth -.
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LADIES' TAILONs.

.1-.-.--...-.y,.- - -
i. +. PAULINE 3 90. q" Eesi 2'in ~.
Iadies raienU Tail1f-. New styles
,o,, ,eaI,. latest designs. exact N. per
rect Workmanship. reduced prices
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MEDALS AND BADGES
Music HOMES.

John II LENNON. - Nassau II. AIN
l~tic. bicycle. college and school iho
rr~.entafinn medals specially
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DYSPEPSIA CURES.

DYSPEPSIA PROMPTLY RELIEVED and
Cured by F1oraplcKlon. Sample bottle
.ree hy mail or OF Druggists. FRANKLIN
hAR1'. ia West 32d-si.. y. y.
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@nnnn%N@%D%NOO.0O -~~---0|>~~~NN~~~"~>~
IF YOI' MED ANYTHING IN the
classical of popular music o. hul -.
., Inspect our new store. the hiFseN "
ln prices yet found ALlitNIO hlhN"'
~ west IA
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YytRDN

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HARDWARE for store. shop. ofilce. hotel
and home use. II standard quality JAS.
II. BRAKES SO%S. - fth-aye.
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ART DEALERS.

vs>.' -, - " KRAUSHAAR. 1851 Broad
CHAhLhSr, ratr,ines water colois. etch-
way srtIst.c frames, exclusive WORKS Z"
.neoinlty.
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CIfRE INSTITUTES.

MECHANICAL MASSAGE Cl'RES after
drugs taths and electricity fail.
Pamphlet with list 81 health books sent:
THE IMPROVED MOVEMENT CURE
INSTITUTE. ~ East i1ih Il.
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MINIATInE PORTnAITs.

,->-~~r-~>r>e|(/@|C(
ponTRAirs COMPLETE Special mount
d. o. miniatures with patent frames
yybirh ,nk- one or two miniatures ana are
rlas-ed with special siss-rs. hhoN y "
-
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INDEIIUIE MARKING.

n1nNnr.nrrr~rr N0NNr1r/No ~r~DNr-N>o~@
INDELlBIE MARKING on sheets. nap
hins, handkerchiefs. etc. 25c. per dozen
goods called for. SHAW MARTIN. Ct3
Gth-ave.. bet. 3sth and 3?th SITS.
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IunnELLAs AND CANES.

>ooo~>No~~~-~~c~->~ -|>o>->>, 49,
PERSONS OF TASTE CARRY ~ sa,',r.
tors / p,rciay-st. Covering With 'ihpIr'e'
SILK 81 Is.
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TyPEW WRITER'S.


HIIC:[ sNSDERFEl TYIENNlIEllS are
guaranteed the best. price. fJ. thou
snnds in use; send for home Inducements.
Broadway. Room :.
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STAiI,Ii;RING.

~~~~~~4~~~~~~~NN~<~c
r. 4. BRYANT. " D.. . West lithHt-
StsmmeTirg and nervous affections OF
speech thoroughly corrected. Send for out
line ~ treatment and testimonials.
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MANTELs a TILES.

nHnroroNr.No0N0UN0.N NNNNN.NNNNo~NNSo~
ELEGANT hardwood mantels. Sl2 up:
nrevlaces. gas logs. SHOW rooms and fac
tory 40 Frcnt-st.. near Fulton FERRY.
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JACOT & son. sp Union square. Music
UoNes from 15c. - t.JO and large
line = Musical Novelties ana cuckoo
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MASONIC BOOKS a GOODS.

.-ystg<'~' (N'<'S'<'<'S'<'SN
ILLUSTRATED History y Free
NJ masonry. Regain. Jewels.
" N0TIus charms ana I0dse -Ip
~ nli's REnplN1 w 4 90" ~
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MACHINERY.

NoNNNN.0cN~~oNNDoN~ ~0N~ON-|Or%ONrO0~ONO
At REDUCED PRICES ~ srcond-ha1d
wood ana iron working machines iG.l'
Guaranteed. machinery bought and ~
changed. GEORGE %. EDDY. S"' MAI
ron -.
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4 DECORATORS.

-N<~~s~~~~~N~~~~~~~o~o>"~-
EOpRFR cg-3l De kalo- ave. near
rui,on-si BROOKLYN y Y.--Plans. esti-
rates for new residences. old houses re-
construr.ed. moGernized and decorated.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

DESKS. -Roll,ops. partitions. raillngs, ta-
bles. snfes, files. presses; fixtures bought.
PAI'V - Great lnnes-st.. near lFwav.
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WATCHES.

-~10(N0N00N~(N0(~N>N N1|>0/>(>>>~~~~>
WALTHAM WATCHES. II You are
thinking ~ getting one see u.s. We can
save you money. QUTNCHE & BANKS.
Maiden Lane. Take elevator
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WINDOW SHADES.

CIRISTIANSON BROTHERS. I32 and
i3t Eas. 125th-s,. -F'lats. private resi-
dences. hotels and office buildings. far
nlshcd complete; Jobb"rs IN Scotch Hol-
lands and hand-painted shade cloth.
MAYER BROS. 2iS West 23d-st.. manu-
facturers OF the cheapest and best-made
window shades In the city.
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

WE ARD MANUFACTURERS by buying
OF US you buy direct and are niisd ac-
curately ut bottom prices Win fresh rnh
ls3 BrOatwaT
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AND REPAIRING.

~
scUIcK ia your man TO clean. dye. IepnI
YOUR clothing: goods called fof ana ue
,ivered 90 East Sth~st.
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Fy.0,Us & POLISH.

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uAE4N 900 fI/OOKo. S2' and upmstua
Floors stained. cleaned. polished. Wood
work repo.ished. l.. u. STAIR. Z "sst
l4'h-st
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& WRITER'S.

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MISS NOODER. 95 broaiway does ac-
curHfs and nr-f-class work. booklets
cifcuiara Telephone. 3Oll cOrtlandi
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PAD BINDING.

WALTER :. CARVER. 100 Will!am-st..
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