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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04
THE MELTED
GEM CANTAL0UPE!
And the Part the Western Poultry & Game
Co. Has Had in Securing it's Present
Popularity.

The present outlook that ymaking business in the
Arkansas valley the raising cantaloues to greatly overhadow
other line of agricultural activity The attainment of the
Importance has been the growth of number For
growers
sufficiently approaching the superior value of their product Canta
oupe growing has been all profit
have had the unpleasant experience losing their crates and
charges The the tide when organization
effected eastern market secured Last the first really
profitable wholly successful experience the melon
large SCALE Western Poultry Game
Co. Louis Wetzel general manager contract
5 but before the ended 125 had been ordered
The foundation of this demand the excellence Of
Rocky Ford canaoup But this excellence would have
been known the epcure but phenomenal push
enterprise of Mr. Wetzel He most prouse his
pentures to attract public attention to this product mile
above the level So pesenty and prominently Rocky
Ford that the people almost forced
make trial purchase Having sampled them the victory
and the Colorado Melted while native
melons slow sale at one-fourth the price
The valley Mr. Wetze debt of lasting gratitude his
successful work in securing for the Melted Gem such remarkable
popularity throughout the This demand for lead
product not only secured but prompt made such
prices as made the business profitable that the whole
valley caught the cantaoupe the production formerly
tied Rocky Ford has
All of the 1900 farmers growing canoupe have fair
poets for excellent returns for their abowereve intelligence and
industry have characterized the culture of the fields This excellent
outlook IS the result organization cooperation and unity action
in handling the crop Almost all the growers valley
sell Poultry Co. We think the
best interests all would
with Mr. Wezes unanimously but the number of
outside not enough interfere with the successful marketing
of the entire output
In his dealings with the Rocky year
Wetze not only prompt but waving his just claims
instance the profit Of the members of the association
who shown the that Mr. Weze has and done much for the
the valley the enthusiastic support melon
from Vneland Holly He has doubtless fully organ
lied his campaign for 1885, which will result profit
the Western Poultry Game Co. and the Melon Growers the
valley
Last remarkably large profitable saes this years
immensely increased demand such strong testimonials the bust
influence and high commercial standing of the Western Poultry
Game Co. that these three should be the the Arka
sas valley melon growers Stand by Wetzel
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

Flag OF the free hearts hope and home,
By angel hands to valor given!
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foe but falls be-
fore us!
With freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And freedoms banner floating DER us.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

Several columns of news relative to
the conflict between this country and
Spain may be found on the inside pages
OF each issue OF the Enterprise. On &C.
count of the thorough manner in which
this question is handled by the editors
and printers Of the inside pages OF the
Enterprise we do not undertake to give
on our outside pages resume OF the pro-
gress made each week. By turning to
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

our inside pages our readers who do not
have access regularly to daily papers can
find perfect account of the doings in
war matte RS each week. In fact it will
there be found in more condensed and
satisfactory form than III many OF the
dailies
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04
DAILY ENTERPRISE.
To be Published Each Morning Of the
Fair.

To be Published Each Morning Of the
Fair.
Our arrangements with the Fair di.
rectors provide for the publication Of the
official program each morning OF the
Fair. This we can do in the best shape
by publishing the Daily Enterprise.
This will be done in a neat four page
paper, which beside the daily official
program will contain much of the doings
OF the Fair, premiums awarded. etc.
This will be the first year such pub
location has been planned on the scale
we propose, and the cooperation Of the
business men is asked.
The following explains itself:
When the committee OF the Fair Iii.
rectors awarded the printing Of the pre-
MUM list to the Times. Republican it
was agreed TINT all other Fair printing
should be given to the Enterprise. H.
cluded in the miscellaneous printing is
the daily official program. This the En-
terprise proposes to publish free OF ex-
pense to the Fair in daily to be issued
each day during the Fair. The daily
Enterprise will be the official organ OF
the Fair in the publication OF the daily
program and kindred matter.
A. b. WALLIS, Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

Thanks to Postmaster Young
Rocky Ford is to have additional mail
facilities at once. His roguest for pouch
mails on the midnight train going east
. and the early morning train eoing we.
have beeH gfaRtsd. Both these trains
have carried paper mail, but under this
new arrangement letters also will be
both received and sent. The large and
growing postal business of Rocky Ford
has needed this additional service for a
number OF months.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

er read nor write. Taking our popula-
ton all together, only ID per cent can
neither read nor write. At one time
Spain was II center OF learning and Mt
another time she was the greatest mill
tary power in the world. The decad-
ence OF that country can be largely at.
tributed to the dense ignorance which
has prevailed in that country during the
past few centuries.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04


come a physical wreck The man who
ncglccts the little headaches, the loss of
appetite and sleep, nervousness, hot flush.
ings, cold chills, heavy head, lax muscles,
and the multitude of bad feelings that are
the heralds of approaching sickness and
disease, must pay a tremendous penalty.
For men who suffer in this way there Is
no medicine equal to DR.. Pierce'a Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t sharpens the ap-
petite, corrects all disorders Of the 6iges.
ton, invigorates the liver. makes the as.
sanitation of the food perfect, purifics the
blood and enriches 1t with the life.giving
elements that build new, healthy flesh. II
Is the great blood maker and flesh builder.
It cures 90 per cent. of all cases of con-
sumption and Is the best of all known
remedies for nervous troubles. Thousands
have told, over their own signatures, the
stories of the wonders it has performed.
Honest dealers will not urge substitute
for the sake Of little extra profit.
Thomas Fletcher. Of Clifton Station, Fairfax
Co., Va, writes: ~ suffered terrible tortures
for ten years with 'gastraigia' (pain In the
stomnch). then took six bottles Of DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, which completely
cured me-"
When the bowels are regular the body
will feel good and the mind will be active.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
stipation. One little pellet" Is q gentle
laxative. and two mild cathartic. They
never grippe. All good dealers sell them
aud have nothing else "just as good"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

Tile express companies badly need
interstate regulation and curtailment OF
excessive charges. Always earning enor-
nous profits they refuse to bear their
share of the burdens OF government.
This is shown in an especial manner
just now as almost all of them absolute
ly refuse to bear theil portion OF the
war tax MS intended by the new internal
revenue law, but insist on making their
patrons bear it all. An act of congress
cutting the rates charged by the COM
panies about in half would be just
retribution which all will hope to see.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

Spain has population OF less than
100000 Of people. or this number GO
per cent can neither read nor write. The
United States has n population of 10000.
900 of people. OF the native white pop
ulation only 6 per cent can neither read
nor write; OF the foreign whites 13 per
cent can neither read nor write: Of the
colored population 81 per cent can Meth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

The public watering trough has
been fitted with an automatic cutoff
which regulates the flow OF water 30 that
none is allowed to waste. A wooden
platform at the gooseneck prevents the
forming of mud. The town council has
been ut considerable expense in provid-
ing appliances for the accommodation OF
the public and it is only fair that some
compensation be given when large guam
titles of water are wanted.
The Santa Fe last Tuesday sent
broadcast to it's connections notice that
hereafter until further notice no car be-
longing to that corporation will be per-
mitted to leave it's trucks. This is done
to protect the line when the time for
moving this years crop shall come.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

The great kindness of heart, the hui
manitarianism and the wonderful pa
tience under the most trying circum-
stances shown by President Mckinley
during the war are characteristics
strongly suggestive OF Abraham Lin.
coin. says the Pueblo Indicator. He is
not unlike Lincoln, either, in being open
to any amount OF advice and then going
ahead and acting on his own judgement.
While he lacks the dash of great war
president, still he is safe one and is
more popular just now with the masses
than at any time since his Inauguration
into office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

1t is some months since we have
asked payment from our subscri bers.
We send bills to large number this
week and hope for many responses in
cash. The money is needed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

The Fort Collins Courier OF last
week was number OF unusual value and
beauty. The regular eight-page paper
appeared in dress of new type and nc
companied by twenty-page supplement
srlendidly printed on book paper and
profusely illustrated with elegant half
tones. No paper in the state has yet is
sued a special edition superior to that OF
the Courier. 1t is great credit to the
office and to Fort Collins.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

The prospect is now good for Rocky
Ford being lighted by electricity before
next winter. The franchise asked for by
j. b. Downey has been read second
time and will doubtless be passed to-
morrow evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-04

Arrangements have been made with
the Santa Fe for an ample supply OF ex-
cursion trains for Watermelon Day.
There will BIO seven specials,-one from
Denver, Can on City, Trinidad, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo. La Junta and Granada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
Sreie Std0fe.

Sambur9. @egen Sablloier 0es
trii9ereien, ouIh welde uamentlidl
bcbe SHiiiere UNI piele 3auienbe ae.
id0oist puroeu, lit Der 0eiter uub Ves
9runoer Der bieii9eu rSusenopebr,"
Der iosenunnte ,%ieutenant" grebner.
perbafiet mcroen. Oerielbe hat. unter
benz Tor9eben. unter DER Mitpirturo
BON @enerdlen uuo Stabsoffi;ieren
cine militdriide @odenidriit sriinoen
3l mollen, uiele 0eute CUR Seraus.
sabe bon Gelbiummen ueranlabt.-
Ourt cine 0euerSbrunit muroen in
Wloorbur9 bier @obnbduier einsedidert
unb orei anbere @obnbduier beidaoiat /;
IL Samilien iiuo obbadlos.
Bremerbapen. Ger bisheriae
9afenmeiiter. @ebilfe Nnoreiien bier,
ielbit 1T gum Sueiten Safenmeiiter
ernannt.
0abed. Cine fir,lid in Gutin
tpeSen Oiebitabls perbaftete 9inoer.
9drtnerin, melde bel benz bieiioen
&aufmann WinloS in 1ienlt %aeltauSen
bate, mar BON bemielben ipesen Der.
idieoener llnreselmdBisteiten entlai.
len poroen. @m Gage ibrer Gntlaiiuna
ltarb oas ietsiabrise Sobnden oes
perm Winlos, es ;ei9ten iid Spmps
tome elmer Sersiftuns. Ole einae.
leltete unteriud)ung bat nun eraebeu
uro oas Wiaoten bat audi %9eltanoen,
Dap es Der Wtilh bes ainoes cine
M'orpbinmmiiduns beisemenst babe,
Die Den 2oo bes Sinoes berbeitabrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
E6aringiC6p Staten.

Gifenah. Der Gemeinberatb hat
Der Grrittun9 zines Srematoriums
auf benz bieiisen 5rieoboie ,%useiiimmt.
Ger bier absebaltene Shloijertaa
nabm nit grocer Wlaioritat einen Gin,
tras uno cine N~eiolution gu Guniten
BON 3wanssinnuusen an. 3asesen
itimmten Berlin, Stettin uno Yres.
lou.
3an9enleuba Nieberbain.
Paitor Wiiller, BEN felt einem !2eit.
raum BON Is Sabren bic Seeliorse fir
oiefe @emeinoe unb fir Neuenmorbie
iibertrasen mar, if ueridieben.
Sonoersbauen N. Die @ewerf.
idaft 8%gffbduier, welte in Der Nelos
fur Vaora, eiuem 0orfe oeS bieiisen
0eSirfs, Sas Hedt bes Yersbaues ers
morben bat. itieb in Der @rube Gut
Slid in elmer Gieie bon 233 Meter
auI aupferidiefer Don ausse,eidueter
8eidaffenbeit.
Weimar. Sier bat lid elm gereiu
fir ben 2beaters Neubau sebilSet unter
benz Woriiee bes SberbiirsermeiiterS;
$4,000 Wiarf iino bereits 9e;eidnet.
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&re6ser,oat4au1 &eGen.

Oarmnabt. Sofratb PrOfeiiOr
Or. 91asner, benz Setter Der lambs
wirtbihaitliten0e decentralization 0arm'
Itabt wuroe pon Der preuBiiden Resie.
runs baS gnerbieten Semabt, in Ser
lin cine dbnlide Nniialt ;u erribten
uno iollte caiiir Or. @agner cine
Summe pon 800, 600 Wiarf sur Ser
fii9un9 9eitel.t peroeu. Yrcieiior O..
@asner bat iib aber entibieoeu, lei.
men bieiisen Soften nidt ~ perlaiIen.
5riebbers. Der @roEber,oa hat
bic Grrittuus elmer aus ueun Wtitslies
bern beitebeuoen Sanoelsfammer fir
bic Staot unb ben areis 6rieobers ae,
nebmiSt.
@imbsbeim. Der bieiise Mtilds
bGnoler Pb. Sac. Ssmalo muroe
megen Milbfaliduns pom @ormier
Shyiien9eribt gu orei @oten Sc.
Tan9nlB perurtbeilt.
WainS. Die itGotiife Sermaltuu9
mdblte ben slrditeften Hurolpb Spiers
mann ais Setter Der Yararbeiten fir
bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bes
%ebemalisen furfiirltli6en Shloiies.
Die Tesieruns hat Su ben @ieoers
berltellunssfoiten 300, 900 Mtart bemils
list aub pom Geid) eripartet man
einen Yeitraa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14

eN Srabtz unb Sliesentbiren in
allen @roBen bel e. i. gabner. "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14

Warientbal. Die sroBe 0ampf.
3ie9elei non aifenborn Ii. So. iii p0llis
niecerseblunnt. Gin Seuermebrmann
bat in Den 6lammen ieinen COB seiun'
Den.
Reua. Inter @erslitunsseritei'
nun9en 'dlluer ertrantt III Der Vleider
8arl @unoeriit, ieine 5rau uuo iein
Sobn. Die Veute batien sebadtes
2inoIleiih ge9eilen, oas lie bel einem
6leiiher in Tlauen eetauit baben ;
oas 5leiih mar in iarbises Fapier
einsewidelt seweien. Die iibrise,
neutrality-suspicious., Die uihts BON
benz 6leiih 9enoiien batten, iino &c.
iuno 9eblieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14

Ssrr ". 8. gttlps, ter terrrrrasenee penrcnsdn.
rdlt pcn 9tIian. Y. y itreibt: sd ruree aus her
Grmte ~sntlaitn resen arseSrtfener &eiunelstt une
lit feittem an einem Ssr,leiesn. Seiters tatle Ia
StpaSe. une GrfitureSanfale. @etue Sefalt mar
gsbidt rie tie elves SOiatriatn. Sd tru8 fets eiuer
rebtrrrt I'm Srmmsr axe Surtt srr Grtaltune. Sd
psrmrtts nttf msinsm Ssitdfte rrriuittten. Wls,ns
Hute rurts eur6 teftise Stmsrien nm eds ctri une
in Ter linfen Coulter stitsrt. grr 3 Jatrtn ma t6
an. IT. Nils Sei,teiimiittl ~ ustntn. risrrtl Id
70 rtele gatsntmssijin uni dnttre Wefi,,u rrn Aer,.
TEN Satire lana cine GrtrAs asnrmmtn tdte. 1r.
Wiles Str%,teilmittel sde min tie 8eiunfttit ,uruf.
Gs IN In gpirtlibitii t,nt runesrtart Nefijir., unf
ss aeret6t mir ~ srefem Ser. Tr
gnueen. tiefes Seilmttttl Steem
Au tmpfstIen. MtIpa
1r. Niles Seilmittel rsretn -'NNp
rcn aueR Npcttstern urttr elmer C>~,tfmifte1
pcftipeu 8drartis r%ertauft, tde SNN'
sts srtt 5lifte HIN reer tds ttsfen Nie.
Sele iuruterfattet rirt. Su- N">" wa
DIR iter Xranittittn tes ser. funNhett nor
,sns une Nsrrsn fret. atrsNe: l""~N>' w."
TT. NiIes WsoieaI 60. Glftarh Sns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
8ranu(6weia.

UlantenburS. Der aus benz
Seere entfernte lieutenant Steuben
9erietb auf Der Neuen Salberliaoter
StraBe nit ieinem Batter, benz Ober.
fen Steuben, in Streii, i'm Yerlaufe
oeiien er ben Vater init einem 9tepol.
Der Su eridieBeu brobte. Der OberIt
p%erbinoerte ben unseratbeuen Sobn,
feline OrobunS in bic 1bat um,u.
ieren, incem er inn eiueu beftiaen
Sdlag sesen ben 9opf perieete, Der
ben lunsen Wlann fampfunfdbis madte.
Der Batter eritottete baraui ielbh GIN.
Seise 9esen ben Sobn, unb bic poli,ei
nabm bieien fefi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
Me6fen6rra.

Oomit. Cine CUR bieiisen DINA.
mitIabrif gebDrige E%atronenbiitte 1T in
Die Suft seilo9en. Sin Arbeiter wurSe
getOotet.
Sulie. Sn Geoberltorf lit elm
2aselObnertaten nieoersebraunt. Oas
Sino oeS la9elObners p%erbrannte.
Seine 6rau uno orei anoere 9inoer
erbielten lebensseiGbrlite Yfanowuus
ben. Weniser idwer wuroen nod ,ruei
auoere Eerioneu perleet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
Spbn Npbn,

Sfttttnrrstl'3strit $50 0shsru astnu,. Ode ter Ss!,
hart Ctr, ct. gauI, Winn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
carmen III p%crfamicm.

in stearns Gountp 1870, 200. 100 uno e4o
alder.
in Benton Gountp 142, 200, 24O Nder
1000 Ncer wiloes QMb. g~ultipirte Sar.
men $40 bis $25 per alder. WiIbes Qano
s bic SIS per alder.
eIarence2 8. U tn o 0 b.
ll'3mts. st. gloub, Rinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14

Miinlter. Gin Saselwetter rit)s
tete i'm 9reiie Siioirabauien enormen
Sdaoen an. Die Grn.e lit tbeilmeiie
81 neur 3ebntel oerni6tet.
@itten. Sm Oiafoniiiens Grans
feubaule ltarb Der Irbeiter @iinnebera
aus Van9enbreer an 0lutpersiituns.
Gr hattie auf elm an iid unbebeutenoes
@eidwir Seilpflaiter selest, oas er
bon einem 8urpiuider erbalten bate.
Oils Der lunse damn i'm 8ranfenbauie
Seiluns iutte, mol es ju ipdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14

aant Der yanoruebr, S~nseuieur unc
~Qanbmeiter Pruidinsfi, Der bel Der
Resieruns in 4ineburs onseftellt III.
ipesen Yetru9es in mebreren GGllen
~ brei Monaten @efdu9nib.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-14
 THE PUBLIC TO CHOOSE. Ina What Play Would You Prefer to See Modieska!

As most everyone is aware Madam Modjeska, possibly the greatest living exponent of the tragic drama, at least on the English speaking stage, is book ed for an engagement in this city in the near future. Her manager anxious to make the event 8 popular as well as a profitable one, is desirous of learning the preference among local playgoers concerning the various plays in her repertoire this season. To this end he invites all intending patrons to send in their choice of plays; and the plays which receive the greatest number of votes will be duly presented. Modjes- ka's repertoire consists of the following dramas and tragedies: Mary Stuart, "Magda, Camille Antony and Cleopatra Macbeth, "&and "As You Like It. By mailing your selection tc the manager of the theater it will be duly recorded and the advance repre- sentative of his arrival will be governed in making his announcements, by the letters on file
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-14
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.

Farm wanted-R. D. Baldwin.
 The Hillhouse high school Glee club will sing at the opening of the fair at Epworth M. B. church this evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Morgan of West street, South Norwalk, have been entertaining Fred G. Sperry of New Haven.
 Work at the clock factory continues very brisk and in the little watch de- partment the hands are working twelve hours a day as they have been doing for weeks.
 President of the Historical society of Westport, the Rev. James E. Coley, just returned from visit to Boston, has ac- cepted call to All Saints church, New Haven, and will at once assume charge.
 John F. Finn, dentist, son of Patrick Finn of Lake street, in Winsted, who has been practicing in Torrington, has removed to this city to accept good po- sition in one of the dental parlors in this city.
 Thomas Gibbons, member of the First Regiment, United States Engin- eers, which recently returned from Porto Rico, and who is at present on a furlough was taken to New Haven hos pital yesterday afternoon from his home, at Morris Cove, i'll with typhoid fever.
 James s. Jenkins, a graduate of Yale Law school, was yesterday appointed assistant prosecuting attorney of tht Stamford city court. His predecessor who held this office for several years was not reappointed last April wher his term expired. Mir. Jenkins is z member of the law firm of Taylor & Jenkins
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-14
Wednesday, December IA, 1898.
NEW ENTERTAINMENT TO-DAY.

.Brownle" Introduced Howe x stetson. City Notice-Charter Alteration. Dr. Agnews Heart Cure-Druggists': Estate Mary c. Turney-Probate Notice. Grape Nuts-At Grocers'.
 Handkerchiefs-The Edw Malley Co., Holiday Presents-The G. H. Ford Go. Holly-Frank S. Platt. Handkerchefs-F. NJ. Brown X Co. Investments POS Exchange Building. In Thompson X Belden. Lost-Tiger Cat-134 Cottage Street. Notce-N r., N. H. & H. R
 Proposas-S J. MetZger. Pocket Knives-The J. E. Bassett X Co.,. Petition-Fair Haven and Westville R. k. Rugs Reduced-Charles r. Thompson. Something New-M. E. Cosgrove. Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets-At Druggists Characterization and Red Star Lines. Special-N. II. Public Market.
 Suggestions Chas. Monson Go. ,. The ConQuerors- Hyperion Theater. WheatineS. H. Street X Go.
 Wanted-Situation-' D." This Office. Wanted-Girl-33 College Street.
 Wanted -Positlon-"Home," This Office
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-14

Ladies' fire Taffeta Umbrellas, Prin- cess handle, name plate and silver swedge SI.8o ca.
 Ladies' extra quality all-silk Um- brellas, changeable colors, fine Princess handle, sterling silver trimmed. $3.5oea.
 Ladies' fine Taffeta Silk Umbrellas. sterling silver cap and swedge. $2 each,
 Ladies' fine Silk Taffeta Umbrellas, imported Scotch fur and box-wood handles, sterling silver mount. 2.75 ca.
 Ladies best all-silk Taffeta Umbrellas, fancy pearl and silver mount. 50 ca.
 Ladies' changeable silk-garnet, navy, green, fine Princess handles, sterling silver trimmed. s3. 75 each. /
 Ladies' all pure silk Umbrellas, fine Princess handles of sterling silver, pearl and partridge combined. s4. so each.
 Ladies' pure silk Umbrellas, ivory and sterling combination handles. $ each.
 Ladies all-silk Umbrellas, solid pearl and silver handles $. 50 each.
 Ladies pure silk Umbrellas, covered ivory handles, sterling silver cap and swedge. $50 and $Io each.
 Misses fine Umbrellas, silver trimmed handles, at SI and $I. 25 each.
 Misses all pure silk Umbrellas, heavy fine trimmed handles. Made to sell for $5. We purchased the lot and offer them at s2.5 50 each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-14
Umbrellas As Gifts.

Couldn't give better gift. It will make you a srainy-day' as we'll as a efair-weather' friend; and that IS pleas ant, too.
 Our umbrellas are made to our ord- CT, so we know and guarantee them. They are bought in large quantities and therefore at a price-concession.
 Here are prices that tell of saving:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-14

Mems fine Gloria Umbrellas, silver trimmed handles, steel rod, case and tasseL $I.oo each.
 Mems fine Taffeta Silk Umbrellas, fine congo handles, sterling silver trim med. SI.5o each.
 Mems fine Taffeta Silk Umbrellas, congo box-wood and horn handles, heavy sterling silver mounts each.
 Mems tried and true ''Derby" Taffeta fine cape horn handle, sterling silver mount. 6. 25 each.
 Mems fine Taffeta Umbrellas, import ed Scotch fur for handles, heavy sterling silver trimmed. s each.
 Mems extra quality Taffeta Silk Um- brellas, English hazel boxwood and best horn handles, sterling silver mounts $3, 50 each.
 Mems fine all-si1k Umbrellas, best i'm ported silver trimmed handles. S4 each.
 Mems fine all-silk Umbrellas, solid ivory and buck horn handles sterling silver trirAmed. $500 each.
 Ladies' fine Gloria Umbrellas, congo handles, sterling silver trimmed. SI ca.
 Ladies fine Union Taffeta Umbrellas heavy sterling silver mounts. SIPS ca.
 Ladies' extra Union Taffeta Um- brellas, fancy horn handles, silver mount, congo and carved box-wood handles. SI5O each