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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
TO LEAVE VENEZUELA.
Evident That President Admits the
Success of the Insurgents.

New York, Oct. A cable dispatch
has been received in this city from
Caracas to the effect that President Ig-
nacio Andrade has engaged passes for
himself and family on the Red, d line
steamer Philadelphia. which leaves La
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
The Bremen Consulate.

Washington, Oct 4.-The president
has decided to fill the vacancy in the
consular service caused by the retire
ment of Louis LANCE at Bremen by one
original appointment and several pro-
motions. The consulate has been APP
portioned to Walter Shuman, who is
promoted from the consulate at Mainz
The vacancy at Mainz is filed by the
promotion of Henry w. Deiderich from
his post at Madgeburg. He was orig
inally slated for the Brest consulate.
but powerful influences led to the
change in the programme. The post at
Madgeburg is filled by the appointment
of S. G. Willis of Illinois.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
Retting On the Race.

New York, Oct. 1.-Two bets on the
yacht racing series We're made on the
stock exchange today, one at $1,000 to
$500 on Columbia and one at $1,000 to
5000 on Columbia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
selling Dates and Limit.

From Ogden. Nephi, Terminus. Eureka,
and all intermediate points. Oct. 2 to S,
inclusive, limit Oct. -
From Harrisville. Cannon and interme-
date points, Oct. to s, inclusive. limit
Oct. Is.
From all other stations Oct TO Z, in
elusive limit Oct. Is, 1929
For special trains. service, ETC.. call on
0. S. J.. agents.
D. E. hurley.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly di-
gests food without aid from the stom-
ach, and at the same time heals and
restores the diseased digestive organs. It
is the only remedy that does both of
these things. and can be relied upon to
permanently cure dyspepsia. +. C,
Schramm Mccormick block
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
Y. L. N. M. I. A.

Saturday, Oct Z, at p. NJ, there will
be held in the Fourteenth ward hall.
meeting of stake and local officers of
the Y. L. n. NJ. I. A. An invitation is
extended to all interested in M. /. work.
ELMINA S. TAYLOR.
President.
ANN NJ. CANNON,
Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05

KodoI Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspep-
STA because it's ingredients are such
that it can't help doing so. THE pub
lie can rely upon it as a master rem
edy for all disorders arising from i'm
perfect digestion. James III. Thomas,
M. D., in American Journal of Health,
N. Y. F. c. Schramm, Mccormick
block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
The st. Paul at Manila.

Washington, Oct. 4s-General Otis has
informed the war department of the
arrival at Manila of the transport ST.
Paul with seven troops of the Third
cavalry. The Garonne. carrying horses
and mules has also reached Manila.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
Minnesota,s Muster Out.

San Francisco, octj4-The Minnesota
regiment will leave for home tomorrow
and will be there in time for the review
by President Mckinley. Several more
of the officers have applied for COM
missions in the new volunteer service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
INTEREST IN
TODAY'S RACE.
Both Yachts In Fit Condition
For Great Contest.
THE COLUMN A TRIED
NEW SAIL YESTERDAY
Sir Thomas LiptOn Has Confidence
In the Shamrock.

Is Greatly Pleased With the Manner
In Which the Course Was Kept
Clear and Fair Show Is Expected
to Be Given Each Boat Today
Prominent People VIII Witness
the Struggle-The Weather Indi-
cations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05

Tagalos and other Eilipinos Let the
army do its work and get away. Then.
and not till then. will Methodists, Pres
byterians and Episcopalians stand any
chance"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05

lodol Dyspepsia Cure j:

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific
compound having the endorsement of
eminent physicians and the medica!
press 1t "digests what you eat,'' and
positively cures dyspepsia. NJ A. Ket-
ron, Blooming dale, Tenn. says it cured
him of indigestion of ten years stand
ing. f. c. Schramm, Mccormick block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK.
c.pTTAL. PAID I'M som ooo

c1PTTAL PAID IN, 5000, 900.
General Banking In All Its Branches.
Dtrectors-Dr. Theodore Meyer, John J.
Daily, . j. Salisbury, MoyiRn c. Fox.
Thomas Marshall w. P. Noble. George
NJ. Downey, John Donnellsis Newell
Beeman
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
Mascot For the Shamrock.

To offset the Columbia's mascot,
Sandy" the crew of. the Erin and
Shamrock also have good luck dog
a small fox terrier puppy. He was
laughingly pointed out to the Asso-
ciated Press man by Charles Russell
and Mr. Bane as the rival of the Amer
lean dog. The puppy sports an enor-
nous green ribbon, tied in bow at the
nape of his neck. That ne is a univer-
sal favorite about the yacht was evil
denced by the litter of small cake and
other edibles on the usually spotless
after deck CT that craft.
Matthew, a Cingalese servant of Sir
Thomas, and another mascot, is re-
hearsing a song to be rendered upon the
announcement of the Shamrocks vic
tory. 1t is set to the tune of Wearing
of the Green" the last line of the cho-
rus being:
Wen say goodbye, Mistaire Yankee,
When we bring that fiagon back.
When asked about the condition Of
Designer Fife, Sir Thomas said:
DIR. Reid Mackey, my doctor, is with
him, and L understand he is not much
better. 1 am very sorry, for l miss him
very much. His illness at this time is
very unfortunate
The indications at Galilee, n. j., to-
night are that the wind for tomorrow's
Yacht race will be from the southwest
in the morning, Veering to south, with
indications of going into the southeast
by noon. There will be quite a head
sea
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
Friendly Criticism.
(Chica go. Ne u q ]

Penibs-I've got a new idea for book.
Inks-What is it?i s4s
Penibs-I'm going TO write the Auto
biography of a Mule. e.
Inks-Pshaw, There's nothing original
about that. Hundreds of men have writ
ten their autobiographies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05

ton that has been effected to keep the
course clear Yesterdays course was
the clearest we ever had, or ever saw
in England. and only proves what l
said before I came to America, that in
all previous races the best boat has
always won.
Il may as well saw now that the
Shamrock is the fastest boat ever built
in Britain, and the workmanship was
the best that money could buy. L can't
tell what her cost was, but it is prob
ably more than you have any idea or
She cost as much as six Valkyries. The
estimates already given are away be-
low the mark"
Chevalier Demartino, the marine
artist, who has been commissioned by
Sir Thomas TO paint series of pictures
of the races, was one of the party that
enjoyed a sail on the America. He said
he was delighted with the old champion
and admired boats built of wood more
than any others. The chevalier has not
yet commenced any of his pictures, but
is making rough sketches. which, with
the aid of snap shots, will give him
material for his big painting, which
will not be commenced until his return
to London.
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judges, Justice Brewer replied:
4 Look at Things Differently

Nearly every point. In the first
place, European lawyers don't look
upon the question of prior rights re-
sulting from rights OF discovery in the
same way as we do. Then the ques-
ton Of the nature Of control and Une
extent Of influence and relationship
with the native races and many such
matters are not viewed in the same
manner on the other side of the At
lantie. IN fact the whole situation is
not so keenly appreciated by Euro
peans as ii is by Americans
Replying to a query regarding the
deliberations within the court Mr..
Brewer said that there was. properly
speaking no casting of votes. Each
Judge conceded something in turn.
With regard 10 the proceedings in open
court he said the hearing of arguments
might have been considerably curtailed,
had the case been heard exclusively by
either an English or an American
court. but the judges thought it pru-
dent to allow COUNSEL full liberty in
order to make matters clearer to the
president, who. after all, was not a.
lawyer.
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What Each Received.

Asked whether. according to his own
opinion Venezuela was entitled to
more than she actually received. Jus
tice Brewer. after some hesitation,
shrugged his shoulders and said he
would rather say nothing on that sub
ject and concluded by reTnarking that,
whatever these two parties might
think OF the award. Venezuela received
Barima point. which gives her full con-
troll of the interior OF her territory. and
England is confirmed in the possession
of territory in the development of
which she has spent considerable
money and energy. but the principal
blessing is that the two nations can
at last develop. peacefully side by side,
large tracts of territory which. owing
to the previous antagonism, have re-
mainerd unproductive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05

INSTEAD Of having to search
4 through long article on
anatomy, covering, perhaps, a
score or more of pages, to
find out about a part of
the body, as the liver, or the pupil
of the eye, you turn directly to the
word in question and there find
what you are after. If you want to
know about the circulation of the
blood, turn to the word "circula-
ton" If you want to know the
meaning of a. resultant tone, you
do not need to wade through a long
article under music, turn directly
to resultant"
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Guests On the Erin.

Among Sir Thomas guests tomorrow
on the Erin will be Rear Admiral
Philip, u. S. N, commandant of the
Brooklyn navy yard; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison, w. Bourke Coch-
ran, Richard Croker, Rear Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford and Lady
Beresford, Sir Arnold Morley, Sir Hen
ry Burdette, Charles Russell and the
lord chief baron of Ireland, Baron
Pollas. Rear Admiral Sampson would
have been aboard. but as he goes to
Hampton Roads tomorrow it will be
impossible On either Saturday or next
Tuesday Admiral Dewey will be one of
Sir Thomas guests on the Erin.
Lord Mimic, governor general OF Can
ada. will witness Saturdays race from
the Erin, and Rear Admiral Schley has
accepted an invitation to be on board
the same day. George Westinghouse,
the inventor, viii also be guest on
Saturday.
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The Century DICTIONARY and CYCLOPEDIA
ITS WONDERFULLY SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT.

IF YOU do not understand
L what is meant by the
fiuctuatiOn of point i'm
stock exchange transaction, in
this country or in Great Britain, or
of point in coffee or in oil, you do,
not have to search through am
article ON brokerage; you need OILY
turn to the word Fpoint" There
you will find that a point in
stock exchange transaction In this
country means one dollar. ana In
Great Britain one pound; that
point in coffee is a hundrsdth part
of a cent; that point in oil is one
cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05

IF YOU wish to know about
one of shakespere's plays.
such as Macbeth" or "othel-
To- look directly under it's
title. In most other works
of reference you have to hunt
through an account of Shakspere's
life to get information about his
plays. and after. your trouble you
will oftener find that no such infor-
nation is. given.
If you want to know what the
Peace Congress was. look under
congress, 50 and not under United
States"
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CONFERENCE AND FAIR RATES
Via Oregon Short Line Railway

To Salt Lake, for Conference. State Fair
yad Salt Pa1are n follow,
The representative., 1899-11-16

..>., s. gEay mixed eheok pattern.
elPsd. s9d swft sshields under eImss SS 50
al !s: d.:.in.r! IS s.:ln::: :ds Suit Thi.
vsry hands4ope. round cnt seok suit; made q
& rin: ris.ff III Roo RssSr BLACK and Brown o...I
:sys < i' se:sa and h. %atss e
:ss:: ::. ss::$
vsry servicsabls sgit and thoroughiy xeli made
si,p'* *o!sg s';; ;sS 70 . chest *
81 slS 6l'es Al Wool 6;;;in:r; bushes. suits, @
cs1ness snd :umnsr wfer made Of hne sl wool
fsss esia SG%aGa: e:
s;. s.ss sG1ss & & &Ss.'s sis:Ss sS
Se & Z. Pss .rs :qaf Fin: III wo:, %1uu s,.o,
pfde of vsry hsadsome ii II WOOL H:St brown bsSass.
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s ssais Wsssi Esrd t tSSsss y to . ehs:t 81 ns.s
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s.l9s + the Northvs:t and no wear wesr out to 1T; i;
T. tRs &eIs e; s: RS:;ss'' manner si'ss saS
sEs:;jS ,X::y P:is. Green md si.ss
people nsds s saS saSA sns sa,s fSs q
the best custom goods shown By fashionable taii.
sSsut ss and Vi. EiTs :auslly sood y
Ssyie r round cut sack fine farmer satin lining.
s19ss chest = Rs:suis Style Worth sl5o0 So ia
!. So. 7Hs. Mea'a imported Dark Brown ~ ch.vtot
S0lt. Inc pattern IL . neat overplaid. Style,
founo cus sack made to soil for $15O. Sizes, 81
No. sas Fias is6crs:d 0isviot Salts; pattern.
!1rown and green overplaidl silk and mohair seraG
ssS:a sI::: ss e. worth Vi 'SiH; si dsaIl1 $1n ~ M
S.. 1s;s QUALIFY Ali Wool wer.ses ssrs,
eo1ht: small blaok and brown check, silk and
onaif s;o sefse lining. quilted setie under COLOR
Sss S@ ssS 60. = au|ees k|sS: to Ell for $11.OO
NJ nE0; 81 Gk.,M,d:n M:n Nav iu. cotton and Wool
90: sack styls.. - psr out. fiped seams. DAP
IA g sood: :oa fqT 5si,s1h.ls. % seo os41y @
Style Worth Sl.tO: Cioedns price,... S1.OU
Go. @eo. Mems Nevy Blue Birdssye Worsted
suits Style Il round cut seck per style /; good
{armer4 satin Mni2g, with satin piped sesmS.
eotton, but very strong and durable for every
e:s sssis @o1ss o,o:i1s saa Ssnn seses
The representative., 1899-11-16
Our Big Values in
Men s listers.
Sizes 35 to Al.

SIZES ID co IL.
No. c5l8. Mems Black
Frieze listers, part wool
wide facing, plaid and
check lining, large storm
collar. made doub le
breasted. An extra good
ulster for little money.
Style II. (171S.) Each,
$4.19.
No. c523. Mems Ulster.
m q d g of "Cumberland
Mills" dark gray mixed
wool, Shetland ulster,
extra length. high storm
collar with throat pro-
tector, wide facings,
fancy checked lining.
This is rough goods,
looks we'll and will give
lots OF wear and comfort.
Style II. (S929.) Each
@.9S.
No. c723. The paragon
of Frieze listers, Mems
Irish Black FrieZe Ul-
sters, mads from the fn-
est imported stock; no
cotton nor shoddy in the
composition, but the pure
Irish Frieze; cut large,
extra wide facings, fancy
check lining. high storm
collar with throat pro-
tector, raw edges. Style
II. $500 Each S12.N.
The representative., 1899-11-16

suit we get the highest class work It costs you moth
ing to try us Wen send of these splendid value
coats on receipt OF gc balance c. o. d. cash in full
accompanies the order and the coat is found repre-
sented or send back your money
will be refunded by next mail after the coat reaches u.s.
Ask your banker, any express company mercantile
agency our COlors navy blue
or BLACK State color wanted Sizes "a to chest meas
will cost $O extra Send for our specia coth;nr
catalogue NJ booklet of samples. 1t is free e
The representative., 1899-11-16
A $||.O0 Overcoat for
$3.50.

The owner of one of these
fine Overcoats will be dressed in
the latest fashion. There's sat
isfaction in wearing perfect fit
ting garments.
Our No. 5O5c. The illustration
represents a high grade all wool
kersey Cloth Overcoat--in
quality and price without
% Wits n9 sqSaii Soni,e lt;tdbed + iF made nvas
Tapped seams, raw edges,
heavy fine velvet collar, lined
throughout with highly finished
extra fine quality farmer satin,
deep facing of own goods outside
pocket and ticket with flaps, two
inside breast pockets tailored in
the correct fashion for autumn
and winter dress wear. There is
a great deal of clothing being ad-
vertised mostly made in eastern
work houses, some call them pen
itentiaries, which means not
honestly made. It is our motto
to serve tho public honestly and
give them just what they should
have at the lowest living cost,
No underpaid labor is employed
in n 1-.--
The representative., 1899-11-16

qt ana freight charees. The mill weighs l In
anteH more wind, mors shsfs, carries mols 4eis
ana Will! Dc mere and better work than any mill yo1
can buy Tor $oGO VIII separate Wild eeod from Whes1
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tmhrstsEd Riesor sress etc. from dag going
IaS timothy Made Ct the very bet material. We fur.
screens wheat grader corn and oat sieve and barsY
sieve oagacity 90 b9shels psr hour. S9.07 i ouf
Asricritural cement Qataioege.
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The representative., 1899-11-16
BOB B SCEDS.

years our and revised line Of We
a
Shipments
so h Great N95en the Northern Pacific RanyaZ Of
WI obliged
Please take
nate paying O
The representative., 1899-11-16
'atronize Our Dry Goods Department.

we have the largest and best lowest priced
nne q Dry Goods anywhere to be found Samples will be
vite oomp.Ion t .Sa ~ y2s may o L We
and Winter Line Of Dress Goods Plads will be great
cheap Cotton sergs.
and Colt Plaids Our line Of Black and CQlored Nov
IA pOns are superb Send for Special Catalogue CIV
Ing full descriptions and prices Everything and
SAMPLES FREE. Send for free samples Of every
thing In Dry Goods. but when sending for samples
please state what particular kind Of dry goods you
% gant. Do not simply say, "send samples Of Dry
The representative., 1899-11-16
ens,d1 nae 0zn and we will send you this

Send ne Q7c and we will send you this
ss - sO combination Kftche n
this handy Kitchen article is only $l50 We ship
them out subject to examination, and if found
to be exactly as we represent them and satisfac-
tory in every way, you pay the agent the balance
$S;53,and the table is yours. II not as represent
ed. you may return at our expense. These ia
bles are one OF the handsomest pieces Of kitchen
esstty. They are made Of hardwood with SOFAS
inch white wood top; balance Of table except
large bins each holding 50 lbs; can BE- d used for
-four, sugar, potatoes, apples or bread, two
drawers partitioned for spices or knives and
forks; has two sliding boards which yon can
use as kneading boards to prepare roasts, carve
meats and many other purposes. We ship these
tables knocked down, weight IS lbs. When full
Amount of cash accompanies order we will al
low special discount of &c. Order at once.
Price it 97c is sent, balance COD, $3.50 Price
i full amount of cash accompanies order $4.25.
Send for our furniture catalogue, we can save
YOU money.
The representative., 1899-11-16
Best anu|ated Sugar. 00 sack for : 1.s

0$h owo have advanced their prices on
UlI1HIS Parlor Stoves, but our contract
with the manufacturers compels
them to furnish us with these, 80 we can sell
then at small profit at $2l Al, $2427 and So. n
eA-The greatest bargain ever offered.
The representative., 1899-11-16

No. ll67. Mons Fine Cassi.
mere Suits; made double
oreastod. Of good wool ma
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Qm brown with Q raised he{le
line OF same goods, civ. AZ
the suit 2 very nobby appear.
lRnco. Tho suit 10 we'll made
In every respect. STYLE d
Stsoe, 06 TO s. and q.
ffis;saef +; ST.. spr.o:: .:....... $3.50
No. 22l7. Mons Brown and
Black Mixed Wool Chevoit
Suit; with farmers satin lin
ing, extre wide French tao.
tnGe. The CQuntoEpaxt Of
the last in value. Comes in
zound cut faok. Style /,
Oleeank prioe. zach pO.OV
No; Msns Al Wool
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aAe .oarge lining, French
1fped eeeMs, sweat arm
Xxtcsnidlrs. All dies ! 2. ! to g.
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The representative., 1899-11-16

SON From this large illustration. printed from engraving
IRON the stove you idea Of the
but the stove must be appreciated You
money %e are Offering this
heating stoves in America that viii not catalogue
De ed BY this most offer and the most
thing will be how possible for any one to
mai the stoves for the money.
Has nickel plated high ba side
plated swing top nickel reflector plates
nicxe1 plated knobs and hinge pins, fancy
with Shaking Ring.
scno the tsJl Ameunt ef Money with Your order.
you prsfer send but 81 cents balance to be paid after
recelveo ana II You do not find have got of the
nandsomest heating stoves saw bargain
saw or heard OF such In
your section at like the price, at liberty to
return 1t TO US and We will cheerfuy refund money
Soh Feed pavlov Heater. =
The representative., 1899-11-16

Sash Weights, from pounds up to 20 pounds,
1c per pound.
Subject to change of market without notice
Sold as they are marked and not actual weight
Silver Lake Sash Cord, Is cents a pound.
The representative., 1899-11-16

We always furnish Repairs for n0vskloa.
Remember every stove COVERED by written h;ndin~
by the terms Of which, II piece part gives
replace free of charge price below
stove you can return it at expense we'll refund
your
CONTAINING ~ PAGES.
The representative., 1899-11-16
HOW Is THIS?

From Farm, Stock and Home, Sept 18th.
Well. well, and what will come to the ears of
FS and H.1ext. The Latest ID confidential state
ment by representative of a manufacturer OF an
old. staple and standard farm implement that
since retail merchants compelled them to sign an
houses, they are now turning out precisely the
same article, made from the same pattern, same
material ana hv the same workmen, but painted
es at 70 per cent less than they get from whole
salers for the real thing.
$40 for 2olb 0ox Of Fine Cr0ckore.
Less than DC pound for soda, Butter or Oytser
Crackers. The finest Butter, Soda and Oyter
Crackers ever pnt on the market, at price so per
cant lower than our fsctory.to-consumer price.
have your choice, and in ordering be sure to state
whether you want Soda, Butter Oyster Crackers.
The representative., 1899-11-16

bfeWSter gre0n, hRndSOmeIy
striped and thoroughly ironed.
Double Collar, ~ inch steel
axles. Bolts. forgings. and clips
genuine Norway iron, Imita-
ton leather trimmings. Sarven
patent, ~ inoh wheels. Front
wheel 40 Inches, rear A inches.
Beveled steel tire ~ inches.
Price with pole, In Minneapolis.
No. r OO0, our price az. IS net.
With shafts, only 81 90.
With both pole and shafts, add
$3.50.
Don't forget We ship from
Minneapolis and save YOU
freight.
The representative., 1899-11-16


deng You you'd be OF either
Base Bprne psor Heater-t Is
Greatest
The representative., 1899-11-16

Sand At cents with this ad to us, and will send
yOu this Guitar by express. G. O. d.
subject examine at your express once
and found exactly represented and the best bar
gain you or
Z heard OF, pay the ex-
30, press agent, our special
Il Offer price, $275 less
~ the 47c or &228 and
press charges. This
regular $500 Guitar
Mahogany finish highly polished and nicely inlaid aronnd
hole. American patent head best patent tall piece
powerful and tone silver steel strings
uuckorts Book Of Chords. with patent fngsrboard,
which teaches anyone how to play Write for musical
upwards barmonicas Sc aud upwsrd strings 1c and
wards violin 2c and upwards best bargains In
musical goods on earth.
The representative., 1899-11-16
Fig. 35904.
Northwestern
Mantle BObS.


durable
pounds, onAbp1ns
the O. CloudM