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Evening journal., 1898-10-05
IA Chlnese sfnrr.

LONDON, oct. 5.-According to a dis
patch from Shanghai. the Peking cor
respondent of The Mercury of that city
asserts that the emperor Of China in
tended to remove the empress dowager
from his path and intrusted his plans
to an adherent The latter proved a
traitor. The empress dowager. on learn
ing OF the plot, sternly upbraided the
emperor and invited him to drink the
contents of a cup to which she pointed.
He swallowed the fluid at a gulp. 1t is
impossible, however. according to this
correspondent. to ascertain whether the
emperor is actually alive or dead.
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MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS.
ReaGIrm Chicago Platform nnd De-
nOunce Imperialism.

WORCESTER. Mass. oct 5.-The
Democratic convention yesterday, bar
ring a slight alteration just before ad-
journment. was one Of the most hor-
monlous In the history OF the party in
the state. The candidates for governor
and lieutenant governor. Alexander b.
Bruce of Lawrence and Hon. Edward
j. Slattery OF Framingham, were both
nominated by acclamation, while the
platform, which reahlrmed the Chica-
20 platform Of 1896 and denounced inn
periallsm and the war department, was
ratified without a dissenting vote.
The full ticket is as follows: For gov
ernor, Alexander b. Bruce OF Law
renee: lieutenant governor, Hon. Ed
ward f. slattery Of Framingham; sec
retary Of commonwealth. Harry Lloyd
of Boston; treasurer and receiver gem
eral, Pierre Bon Voulier Of Holyoke;
auditor, DR.. Charles +. Parker of Bos-
ton: attorney general, Patrick +. XII
roy of Springfield.
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Assirnment OF names ArIseII.

AMSTERDAM. n. Y, oct. 5.-Ex-
Senator James Arkell of Canajoharie
has made a general assignment TO VIII
liam A. Mohan Of Ballston, and the as
signment has been filed In the Mont
gomery county clerks office at Fonda.
The failure is announced TO he due TO
Senator Arkelrs indorsing notes for his
son, w. ]. Arkell of the Judge Publish
ing company Judgments amounting TO
$4,000 have been filed against James
and w ]. ArlSell and $4,000 against w.
J. Arkell alone.
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LOOKING FOR BUILDING SITES.

Messrs. Miller and QUAINT, Of Illinois,
representing the American Straw
Board Company, were here yesterday
in view Of settling here, providing they
get a desirable location. They were
under the escort Of C. Edwin Eckles,
secretary Of the New Castle CONNER
cial Club. They were very much
pleased with several slteS and promised
to return soon again. y
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Nominnted For state senator.

NEWBURG. n. T., oct 5.-The DEM
ocrats of the Twenty district,
Orange and Rockland counties, have
nominated for state senator william
Quaid of this city, who was a member
of Troop X, Roosevelt's Rough Riders,
in Cuba He is 22 years old.
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cnrcrnnr Nonrhccn al neairn.

TRENTON. oct. 5.-Governor Voor-
hees said last night that he would re-
sign the latter part OF this week or early
next week as senator from Union coun-
~ and as acting governor. the resigna-
tion 20 go into effect at once. This is to
permit the election of a new senator in
Union county this fall to fll out the
acting governors uneXp.red term Of one
year as senator from Union county. The
resignation will make G2oaker Watkins
acting governor until the legislature
meets in January.
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WITHOUT A PEER.-wORKs MIR

WITHOUT A PEER. WORKS MIR
.ACLES-Dr Agnew's Cure for the
heart is without peer. This great
remedy relieves instantly the most ag-
rravated and distressing forms of heart
disease. Thousands Of times has the
hand of the grim destroyer been stayed
b. its use. II there is Palpitation,
shcrtness Of Breath, Pain in Left Side
Smothering Sensations, don't delay OF
you may be counted in the ,ong list Of
thcee who have gone over to the great
majority, because the best remedy in
the world to-day was not promptly
uced.L21. Sold by Miller Drug Co., 4OZ
Market. and n. b. Danforth, Market
and Second streets.
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rHEY HAvE oRGANIzEp.

The Independent football team has
organized for the season with a hust-
ling lot Of young players. They will
play their first game Of this oeason on
Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock with
the Brandywine Training School, at
Front and Union streets, and an excit-
ing game is expected.
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Decision In Gould ESTATE Tax Case.

ALBANY, oct. 5.-George J. Gould,
by a decision Of the court Of appeals
rendered yesterday, viii be compelled
to pay the state the sum Of SS2,7s4.4i
as tax on n S5,000000 bcquest left him
by his father the late Jay Gould. The
decision also declares that the estate
Of Jay Gould was not appraised sl0,-
OOO, 600 in excess of its actual value as
was contended by the executors of the
dead railroad king.
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N.,r smnI,eIess Powder comnnnr.

TRENTON. oct 5.-The Empire
Chemical company. with an authorized
capital stock OF s2,O0O.0oo, has been in
corporated here. The company Is form
ed to manufacture acids and smokeless
powder The incorporators are Joseph
Breome Of Bayonne. n. j.; Charles c..
Dodge and Philip j. Dunn OF New York.
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companies not to be mustered out. The
governor also appointed Alfred ID.
Poole, Of Wilmington, a member Of Che
Board Of Pilot Commissioners, vice
Andrew G. Wilson, whose term expired
on September 30.
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SOCIAL AID PERSONAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Catlin, of Brock
iyn. n. Y, are the guests Of Mrs. Harry
White.
Miss Mckee and Miss Marshall, of
Philadelphia, who have been the guest
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weather Probabilities.
Showers; cooler: variable winds.
GoRDoN APPOINTED MAJOR.

Governor Tunnel yesterday ap-
pointed Walter H. Gordon major Of the
Third Battalion. First Delaware Regi-
ment. The Third Battalion is com
posed OF Companies A, B, G and M, the
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ncmnrrntIc Cnnrentinn.

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct 5.-The Dem
ocratic county convention at Egg Har-
Dor yesterday nominated for senator
ex-Assemblyman Frederick Schuchardt
of Egg Harbor; for assen1blyman,
Councilman Somers L. Doughty. and
for coroner John Barnett, both Of this
cffv
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ncnth - nirth RIO.

The death rate Of the world is about
CT a minute. ard the birth rate 20 q
r-inute. This apparently slight DIFF
ference causes n yearly increase in tie
population Of over 100000 souls.
Evening journal., 1898-10-05

john X. Cowen, a receiver Of the
B. & o. railroad. lost his pocketbook'
containing money, passes and valuable
papers on Saturday last while attend
ing the Bayard funeral, in this city.
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The rlrsl sno,ystorm.

ST. PAUL. oct. 5.-specials from
Hallock and Stephen, I'm extreme north
western Minnesota, report the first
snowstorm of the season.
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ROE sAIE

FOR SALE.-Lady new wheel. cost $50,
for S25. TEES, Gilh Market street
FOR SALE.-Boautiful upright plano
Cost 800. Positively going away, am
must sell at some price. 300 Market street.
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LICENSE APPLI ATOMS

of Wilmington. county Of Nc,~ -eeile and
State Of Delaware, In compiilnco with Inc
requirements OF the acts OF The General
Assembly IN such case made and pro-
vldcd do hereby give notice that J shall
apply IN writing 20 the Court OF General
Sessions Of the State OF Delaware, in and
for New Castle county on Monday. the
Nst day OF November, 1898 being the next
term of said court for a license for said
house as an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk on
the premises. and the following respect
able citizens Of said ward. at least twelve
OF whom are substantial freelolders OF
said ward, recommend the said applica-
ton. viz:
George Hume. John li. Currcn,
Jacob Schellcr Chas. b. DouEherty
Samuel Hockheimer, Michael Rafferty,,
Henry Fcldmeier, John Narnan
Henry RlOuth, James White,
John Fccney, Is. Jenny.
Herbert B. Martin, Edward Mcguire,
Howard Reed. Henry Reed,
John O'IOOlc, PonrOso Freeze,
Fred. b. Handy, William conlcy,
John Brown, John Cunningham,
James Conncn Benjamin q. Gam,
" ''''''' JOHN J. WALSH.
NOTIcE.-I. JOHN J. WALSH, THE
tenant and occupant Of the house i1,,li
situated az No. ga East Third
NOTICE.. WILLIAM 4. GRIFFITH.
the owner Of the within mentioned prop.
crty, DO hereby give notice that / shall
apply TO the Judges of thofCuurt Of Gem
cral Sessions of the State OF Delaware, In
and for New Castle county, ON Monday
tho 2ist day Of November next. A. ID. 1898
being the next term of said court. for IL
censc to sell Intoxicating liquors Ia quanr
titles not less than ouc-half gallon. az my
stora ON Main street. I'm the town of Now
ark. Dol. I'm the United School districts,
Nos 80 and 3l5 and Al and flia Ia White
Clay Creek hundred. New Castle county
Delaware. and the following respectable
citizens OF said districts at least six OF
whom are substantial freeholdcrH IN said
districts, recommend the said application
to wit.
John E Lewis james 4. Walker,
VIM n. Kelley Wm. McApally,
Geo. R. Powell. q. Fader,
| John Kennedy, james Jeteris,
william H. Russell John Corbit
s. NJ. Hambs. John y. Elliott,
WILLIAM II. GRIFFITH.
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MARTIN j. BU RltlS.
Attorney for lncorporatOra.

MERCHANT TAILOR win make suits
or overcoats to order on weekly or month";
Merchant Tailor. Z. o. Box i6g Whining
ton. Del.
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" TIlIlNItT II0NIN NJ
Attorney for IncOrpOratOra.

LADIES' Chlchester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand are the best.
Safe reliable. Take no other Send 4c
stamps for particulars. "Relef for
Ladies'" In letter by return mail. At
druggists Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Niddie-aged colored woman
for cook. References required. Apply
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NOTICE Is hereby given that on Wed.
ncsday, October 49, a. D. 1898. at 10 o'clock
a. m, application Will be made to Honor
able William G.. Spruance Associate
Judge OF the Superior Court OF the State
OF Delaware iu New Castle county. at
chambers In the County Court House. at
Wilmington, for the incorporation Of
company to be called 'rhe Middletown
Shirt Company" for the purpose OF
manufacturing shirts and all kinds OF
mems and w0men's underwear
MARTIN B. BURRIS.
A f..t. T.t... f..,..
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS or MILL
CREEK HUNDRED.

CREEK HUNDRED.
/ will be at S. p. Chandler's store,
Hockessin, October II, November IA,
December 10 and "a.
AT Stanton p. o.. October %, Novem-
Der 19 and December II.
HARVEY II. BALDWIN, Collector
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NOTICE IS hereby given that on We'd
nesday, October r. A. d. 1898. az 10 o'clock
u. M, application will be made to Hon
William G.. Spruance. associate judge Of
the Superior Court IN New Castle county
at chambers In the County Court House,
at Wilmington, for the Incorporation Of
Joint company to be called 1.-THE Electric
Press" the general business OF which
shall be the manufacture Of books.
pamphlets and papers
WILLARD SALISBURY,
Attorney for IncOrpOrators.
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TO RI PAIR THE PUMPS

NUMEROUS BILLS ORDERED PAID
BY COUNCIL@THE TROUBLE AT
SIXTH AND DELAWARE.
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John j.. Curren,
Chas. B. Dougherty
Michael Rafferty,,
John Farnan.
James White,
Is. Jenny.
Edward Mcguire,
Henry Reed,
ponroso Freeze,
william COnlcy,
John Cunningham.
Benjamin O.. Gam,
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pI tCI PROPOSALS.

~Faln i anxious for peace AMI. ire
sleiltle as onr arms are in the struggle
with spain, there are reason shy rrara
should 10 Welcomed ~ TIN. country
War, victorious A. II may be. glorious a.
i may he, is an atllictiol. 1pon the Vie
tor a Vel - the Nangui-ucd. we have
won, but W hay" suffered losses. losses
re do not anticipate Many good
citizen and brave soldier j. slrarir.p I3s
Last sleep on Cuban battletiel,fs TODAY
and several thousand. more are su-T,.r-
Ing from di,eas" or wounds in different
places, Walle our national debt i mul-
tlpiy!nG At an alarming rate. not to say
anything about the additions to tha
pension roll tins war will occasion.
Peace proposals have been made hv
Spain and there i every reason 10 lie
lleyc that our government j. dIsposed
70 be nIa-nanimous to a fallen foe. The
freedom of Cuba, the possession of
Iorto Rico and i coaIiu. -..... n i'm the
Philippines i believed to he al! that
the President viii ask. The SPANISH
government said 10 5e wiling 10 grant
hose e N. ard tic other rati .ns NIL,
make no objections. Thus peace should
he near Let us hope the last shot has
heeh hrod IN this sanguinary and no,
VICTORIOUS struggle. Let u have peaca
peace with honor, peace for humanity
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w WASHINGTON LETTER.


y a--t!t -ttJsl. = q. ; -4-Is 80.
L1c.e >asa took the Er-t -te9 towards
the acquisition II another desirable
piece cfraal estate, when Gen. Niles
hois,el old Glory" on Porto Rico,
and, whatever MAJ be done with cap
rGreI ;errj.ory. !, : certain that Porto
Rec i going = Jc Ours - keep. In
a-s.ltgou = The troops With Gea. Mics,
two other armies are II he land
81 at different points in Porto Rico 1t
once. Then the three armies will cap
ture a. 81 tine smaller places De:0re
moving il concert On the heavily igrtl-
Ted town # >an Juan. Three weeks i
the outside estimate y the Length Of the
campaign, although President Nckia-
ley desire that san Juan snail be tax
en without infantry assaults upon the
breast work., if possible, may !eE.then
the cam pai2n.
For reasons satisfactory 70 himself,
President Mckinley la deferred the
calling oi Commodore Watson'a feet
for the coast of ~Ia.u. Tie rre=uup-
ton i that lie j. giving Spain an oppor-
I '4it't! y cue -2l irac"' @.Li!Ddsd Le.tA-
- ~ nor az AtHDsf u Ai7 cab4het
Las said anything upon which 70 base
that pTe-umrtioa. Secretary Long,
"len ked tie direct question, when
/ CCii'sie.12Ie Nat-"i t"et "oa'l star
-,
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mem n''-7 sIi' ~ P'"Iih. 'lii7 con-
tract '''aL 10 com paint c'H!1 " mace
against As IN connection with Inc treat
Ment d the PRISONERS on the voyage,
anu 'f4as tLefe "ou'a he 10 Fo1ole
a"oHt Iilt' Deiil1 nance" "a >baih. me
'Al'"st Sl'''Hca'i5 stated 'hat 10 's>-
7"l7 De.oh- nv y the con- pahF "pa.d ne
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nm '''e 81 '5H pi'''Asi i2f.
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"'i'" 's' - ''"i@'" "l'i''I.a" -A2 hls
ITO - anu announcing that ne haa
'ei''efel ms fe-'2ila'ioh - 'teh. 70
me- tie N9'i' mar 'Ier-!h-1hiei q the
insurgents n more Inc result 81 misln-
derstanIlng man anything else. Gen.
Smaller INSTRUCTIONS are - treat the
insurgents ceufteou7Iy and kindly and
not y expect TOO much from them III
HItltarV way. It's nonsense for Gar
ca to pretend to be -GruntIed because
Santiago vas not turned over 10 the
insurgents, 1T ha7 been made plain to
hIm anu al Q: the other ln7urgent lead
cf7 lhat the I nied states Intended -
assume military control Of Cuba az fast
as it came INTO our possession, and 10
retain that control until such time q. Al!
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no" ana ~ whom thcy would he GOV
erhed. 1t was because 81 doubt that
the Insurgents represented majority
Of the reside tr Of Cuba that President
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Modern W Oodmen.

ROSEWOOD CAMP 40 1915. Modern woodmcr +
AMsHca-Neets every Tuesday in \ - J..
HaLi. 'Fern building. al nm. Ourcamu IRE
i always Burning aud nelghl,orS from other
camps VIII ALWAYS find a v clcoIne
GEO. II. ROSS W
T. l.. CHRISTIE. CLERK.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-30

\ provided by the state caucus l4s the pre-
limiHary meetings at Witch 10 select names to
place upon the official ballot, e. be yoled upon
at the caucuscs Hi.l he held in the variou, wards
in The c.ty Of superior on Monday evening, Aug.
:, ISIS. between the hours = : and p u. the
places for holding such meetings AMI caucI~.--
= Re announced later. The caac4ses iii the
ya1ioIs towns vii he held ia Tie name. that
has been cu> omary in The past
By order Of the Republican county committee.
FRANK 4 ROSS. Chairman.
CHAS. \. WARP Secretary.
Da.sL ~ y. -.
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lard and Ray Nve, Champ Green and
G4Grga Anderson. Ere. E;-hog ana
JOHN II. Kug-.e, viii not le. the FIR;
20 astrar. They are not men VII" Eor-
ct one mo has helped them fight
their battles :or ten years tor a stranger
living q hundred !li.e. Of, nor FIR
another whose only firm stand ha- been
long contest 10 bui.I up one end Of
tie town at the expense II another.
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Tie towaz that have existed for eleven
ycar- and never got ANYTHING. not even
a small depu,v=hip TIL you got the
-amewardcn this summer, What are
you going % ID, Mr.. < j. Thomas at
Hawthorne? Turn down an o.d friend
Just a. you dill for Mr.. Batter last
-1Ting Who was beaten al til. pole.
What d. YOU thInk about your conduct
Hans SlIber. vii you take . hand III,
Mr. DunIop?
Tie Third and the Second wards are
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gay the pu=A'--nen in each locality
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Cali For Republican County Con.
NGntiOn.

q Republican co.iHty co1veltisa for Douglas
. Comfy "l-eoasln. j. hereby ca'.el % convene
a: .n- C.'g 1a.. !. the city q superior Wis. "a:
-r1ag. Aug. y -. q. O'Clock n the a:.a--
aooa, e Determined ~ he Republican county
cgrL1.-I-e =, cAo.-- seventeen ~ delegate. =
represent uo1-.a- loa..g j. lhe Republican con
teal.y-. Fl ta- E.ve:s, -e.-a.o-.a. district oe
held ., Gr-A.-5.rg, WI, On ! on.ar. aug. i.
-. and a..o +. eaeO-e twenty ~ delegates -
reprsses; Douglas county IN Inc Republican con-
ves;.on t9- he Tenth congressional d.s;r.c, 70
Be bel! q. Eicc Lake Ms, Tl-.Gay Aug. Is, l.s-
IL ar2o,.gnEaeE. q d..ega,@s T. tic county
cg1Te,:soa has been fixed d. a ta-is Or oEe iel-
ea'e =. e4ct. :.stE ~ yg:e-. u major fraction
thereof east r. 4 Republican caaiIdn,e fyr gov
erttg1 :. the genera! election held II November
-. I'll. 1ae, tie REPRESENTATION . follow:
CRY T -alsr.o.- Delegates.
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4 provided ~ The state caucus Law tie pre-
lininary meetings + which u .elect names TO
place. ugan The oeicial ballot- % te voted up,4
At the cauca:es VII ac held in the various wards
in II: dry q superior on Monday evening" \ 2.
: I-s- and TIE calc4.cs viii be held il The var
lou. wards On Friday, Aug. L. IS between the
hour. e and ? u the T."res tor holding
such meeting. au1 c-.cu-es i - .auo2uc.d
later. Tho c-acuse- ii tie various towns "l.
bc he'd il. the manner /, II Ia. been customary
IN the ia-t.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-30

Garcia ; reported threat to ~haffer
that he Will Withdraw bis forces from
the support al the American rmvis If
interest only 10 the commissarv de-
IaEtl1eat.-1 '-.u.t! News Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-30

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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-09-15
New Advertisements.

Reeves Gait, agt., advertises agricu l.
tural lime at 81 per ton.
Daniel Boone, ex'r of Charlotte Mil
Ter, decd, will sell on Oct. s, the person
al property of the late Charlotte Miller
J. E. Todd has a full line of standard
fertilizers, steel roofing, clover and tim
othy seed, which he is selling at bottom
prices.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Valley r. R. will be held
Oct II, in this city at the Office of j., J
L. and R. Bumgardner.
Elder & Elder com RS, will on Satur.
day. Oct. Is, offer for sale several tracts
of fine farming land, belonging to the
estate of the late J. H. Shields
Baer's Bargain Bazaar advertises ar
important sale of Fetching Dresses oil
the latest fall styles, at prices that are
wonderfully low. Their advertisement
will undoubtedly be surprise to many
who have bought goods at much highe
prices.
The Weinberg Clothing Company,
which on the 18th of this month was
three years old, has a new advertise
ment of it's business in today's issue.
This is a large establishment and the
most polite treatment is accorded Gus
toners, and there is magnificent as
sortment from which to select, as will
be seen by reference to the advertise.
ment itself