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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-04

General revenue ...... $685., 40 So
Available school fund ........ 2o.sli -
Permanent school fund........ l,2lS,S4s %
County tax fund ........... 1l,S7l "
Available university fund. ..... 2,S6S ~
Permanent university fund.-. 2Ss "
Blind asylum land sales ac-
count ................. StSi "a
count ........ $3.50. s.sss 50
count :. ......... .......... 4.sos IS
Agricultural and Mechanical
college fund ............. 2,SlS ~
Urorganised county tax fund. l0O,sSS w
ized coSnties '. ........ -. l.7ss 20
Pro rata Indebtedness fund. 2,lsl ~
Available lunatio asylum land
sales account .............. eoA ~
Available deaf and dumb asy-
lun land sales account. ..... Nv AZ
Available blind asylum land
sales account .............. 4fv %
Available orphan asylum land
sales account ............... eso ~
s saies account Sa ............... 1901 Is
Cost of advertising lands In un-
organized counties .......... DIV W
Settlement Of estates ........ ~ o4
Waxahachie city bond account 2lf 60
account ................ ~. s,5ss "a
Bexar county subsidy bond
account .....,.s.,.... $3.50. II %
count .......... ............ STA 90
Sherman city subsidy bono ac-
count ........ ............. on
Tyler city subsidy pond dc-
count ........ 1880. $3.50. ~
Available penitentiary fund.-. lO5,oo0 W
t,,sh ond OYSTER fund . IS SO
Total SO, s22. 1856 a3
In addition to the above cash balances.
there was on hand s79i0,741 SIS in bonds
held by the following funds In the follow
ing amounts:
University fund. ......... $bsoo4o w
Blind asylum fund .......... III ,ooV w
Deaf and dumb asylum fund. 81 0oo w
Lunatic asylum fund ........ nl,too w
Orphan asylum FUND ....... ll,2oo w
Agricultural and Mechanical
college fund ................ zOs,ov w w
School fund .................. o'eoo,eoi 90
AN of the above are State bonds with
the exception of 81 ,603,S17 in railroad ANA
SO, 079. 3s455 in county bonds held by tue
permanent school fund.
There is also s255,6aE on hand received
to meet interest payments on purchases
of public land. for which receipts have not
vet been Issued: and in this connection II
Is In order to state that owing to the large
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
A Remarkable Piano,

One Bouchet. who compiled a history
of Acquitaine. describes a remarkable
pianofUrte built for Louis XI by the
Able de Baigne The king one day
hearing drove of hogs tuning up pre-
paratory to a general rush for and pro
miscuous scramble at the slop pail.
laughingly ordered the priest to contrive
means by which these seemingly dis
cordant sounds might produce harmony
Tradition does not affirm that the
reverend gentleman scratched his head
thereat but owing to the prevalence of
the tonsure il is safe to assert that he
did not Notwithstanding which. how
ever. he managed to nicely grade the
drove. from the thin treble of the shott
to the bassoon grunt of the tusked boal
and. having arranged them in stalls un
der a pavilion. announced to his aston
ished majesty. who had not thought o
the matter since. that the piano was il
tune.
The king, incredulous. attended. ant
when the abbe struck the keys ther
poured forth to the delight of the entir
court a burst of music such as Orpheu
never conceived The explanation
when the crafty prelate chose to expos
his plan. was most simple The key
being struck. prong set in motion b
the action was stuck into the pig. graz
ing or piercing. according to the fore
and temperament Of the player, the re
sulting squeal, howl or groan producin
| harmony
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
STATE ITEMS.
Ihe annual commencement of Delaware
College will be held on June 21.

The annual commencement of Delaware
College will be held on June21.
1t is reported that John Satterfeld will
be appointed supervisor of census for Della
ware.
Governor Tunnel has finished the work
of signing the bills passed by the recent ses-
sion of the Legislature.
Three horses belonging to John Marker,
OF Wyoming, were killed by poison ad-
ministered by an unknown person.
Dover will have silk mill, Wyoming a
brick mandatory, Camden pickle factory,
and Woodside new tomato cannery.
Charles Stevenson has been succeeded as
foreman of the Union Republican Office in
Georgetown by George Stengle.
DR.. Caleb R. Layton, in an open letter to
Mr.. Jonathan S. Willis says: "The danger.
GUS foe in war or politics in the one who
processes loyalty only to betray upon some
favorable occasion.
Susan Davis who resided near Kenton,
but who had been visiting Mrs. Rose Tay
lOr, of Dover, was taken suddenly i'll Mon
day night week and died within an hour
She was "a years of age. The Coroner helt
an inquest.
The Supreme Court of the State, met al
Dover yesterday, One of the cases tC
come before the court is that of Nathan
Lieberman, appellant. VS.. the First National
Bank of Wilmington and Pierce Goulc
Sheriff. This is case involving the liabil
ity of surety of bond.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

Spring No foLa use eor to
c,,;+o oud chances with
0uACo "nu your \ e W
0A Suit and
UV0ECOdGS OvercOat as
to makeup,
trimmings, and style, when
you eau buy such clothing
as our new stock at such
moderate prices. Suits or
Overcoats, $5 to $50. Over
coats, SIS to $25 for Suits.
The great demand by our
trade is for the S8, 80, S12,
and SIS kinds and these
you should see before you
buy. Sack Suits, Cutaway
Suits, Prince Albert Coats
and Vests and big line of
separate Trousers. Boys
and Children's Suits, hun
dreds of them, 81 to Sc for
the Children's; $5 to SIS
for the Boys Suits. Every
Suit sold with the Mullin
guarantee that it must be
worth the money or we
will will make it right with
you. Don't forget us on
Spring Furnishings, Hats
and Shoes.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
CHESWOLD.
Reception of PastOr.-ElectiOn OF Sunday
School Officers.-PersOnal etc.

Reception OF PdSt0r.-ElcCuOu " ouhuoy
School Officers.-PersOnal etc.
CaEswoLD. DEL, April II, 1S9S.-Mr.
Joseph Clark, near CheswOld, while split
ting wood to-day layed open the big toe.
The cash reaching well up the metatarsus
bone OF the foot. DR.. Smith was called to
dress the wound. 1t is pronounced a bad
cut
The congregation of Bethel church gave
very hearty reception to Rev. Edwin Gard
ner and his bride Tuesday evening OF last
week. The attendance was large and the
past RS larder also was remembered.
The Trustees Of Cheswold Church have
elected J.. Herman Anderson president
Of their board. Mr.. Anderson Is successor
20 the late DIR. J. NJ. Smith.
Bethel Sunday School has reOrganized
for the ensuing year by electing for super
inteudent. Thomas ID. Garrison: assistant
superintendent, Mrs. William X. Smith;
secretary, c. W. MalOney; treasurer, >. r.
Jefferson. librarian, William Carlow; or
ganist. Miss Sadie SeversOn; superintendent
Of infant department. Mrs. W. X. Smithi
eborlster. s. b. Cooper. Cheswold Sunday
sebool also reorganized last Thursday even
ing for the ensuing year by electing fol
superintendent. w. F. Collins; vice super
inteudent. J. Herman Anderson; assistant
superintendent. Mrs. w. F. Collins; secre
tarv. w. S. Scarborough; librarian, Mrs. M
]. smith; assistant librarians, George An
derson and Harry Stout; Organist' Mis-
Venie Ford; chorister, DR.. Frank Gardner
artist Miss Maggie Bishop; superintendent
of infant department. Mrs. j. II. Bishop.
PggsoyAL.-Mrs. Florance Smith of VII
mintgon. is the guest of Mrs. DR.. ). X
smith.-Mr. Nathan Cooper of Camden
assistant engineer on battleship Saratoga
and sister. Miss Annie Cooper. were gues'
Ia, Thursday Of Rev. and Mrs. Edwi
Garluer.-Miss Nellie Cooper OF OamdeI
has for a few days been the guest OF els
SUI Cooper at Golden Ridge" near Che'
wold.-Miss Lola Moore of Kenton, was
guest Sunday of Misses Belle and Gra'
Noore.-Miss Unite Deakyne of Claytol
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mi
Lille Bishop at Cherry Lawn. - MISS al
hie Short Of Clayton, has been the guest
Mrs. b. NJ. Cloud.-Mrs. John CLARK al
Mrs. Laura Hayes of Dover, were visitors
Mrs. Mary Cassons one day last week.
REX.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

Deputy Attorney General Cooper yester-
DAY questioned E. d. @. Hegeman' OF Lau-
iel' shout the race track snake bill' ana oD-
.ained information which may lead 10 An
Indictment.
The Morning Nesrs has developed a suu- a
Ss ssa ease of aphasia in the bribery ma'.si, .s.
shy not adopt the suggestion OF 'ne
sArASA TINES. and investigate all the mem, ,
os's' all the lobbyists, all the clerks anu anu
~sestigate the inUestigdtorsl-Undo" nc
~tkcan.
"aliam Michael Byrne says he doesn
,l sseS anything. He spends lots OF nm'
akng about il though. The managers o
-s two Republican factions are at then
.. - end to know how to work togetnel
anoat giving upanything.
A'ss Bertha Fournival, of Dover, ha
!, ~, granted from the State Board of Den
aminers to practice dentistry IN tn
a'e Of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
Red Hot from the Gun

Was the ball that hit G. b Steadman, of New
ark. Mich. i'm the Civil War 1t caused horrible
Ulcers that no treatment helped for 20 years.
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
Cuts. Bruises. Burns Boils, Felons, Corns Skin
box Cure guaranteed, Sold by Jas. P. Hof-
fecker Smyrna, and T. L. Mason, Clayton, drug
giets
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
CLAYTON DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. T. L. Mason is our authorized agent
=. CLAYTON, Del, and will receive new sub
scriptions and receives monies on old. AL
,sWs items left with him will receive proper
attention. Subscribe now: only 100 a
ve,r in advance.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

The vine attains a great age. contin-
uing fruitful for at least 400 years 1t
is supposed to be equal to the oak as re-
CARDS longevity
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

Rev. Geo. Clayton, Herman Clay
ton and Benz. Fluharty, spent Sunday
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

The houses of W. P. Wright, Alex
Lord and A. G.. r. Seemans are re-
ceiving fresh coats of paint.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
wANAMAKFm,a


Mckee Suaw-colored Chains, SOC.
7-U Aluminium Lacquer, zoe box.
Dixon's Graphite, Sc and &c stick.
Parsons Chain Lubricant, Sc and lOc bor
'98 Christy Saddles, mems only, SIPS.
8 in Oil, 15c bottle.
New Idea Foot Pumps, Soc.
M. & w. Inner Tubes, ST. each.
Wood Rim Cement 4 pint can, loc.
Phoenix Luggage Straps, 25c pair.
Crack-a-Jack Match Boxes, l0c.
'9o Neverout Lamps, $2.70.
'9e Search Light Lamps, 81. so.
'9o Twentieth Century Lamps, ST. so.
'99 Everlit Lamps, ST..
=. "a '99 Miller Majestic Gas Lamps, SITS.
'9o Electro Gas Lamps, $3.50
'e9 Banner Gas Lamps, 81.
Mr.. Alfred E. Fowler, known oi
all Smyrna folks, is with US, and
always glad to see Delaware friends.
He will give personal attention tC
any orders you may send. 1t make:
one feel more at home, even al
this homelike store, to really know
somebody.
John Wanamaker.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

Rev. W. ". White will preach at
Salem NJ. P. Church next Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
Brave Men Fall

Victims 10 stomach, liver and kidney trqnpIes 3 Ioss
we'll A. women. and all ieel me Iein,be ner-
sousness headache and tired. lstess. ,li Iu INA
ceiling Listen 20 J. w. Gardner. laasi,' ,s,,., for a
~ says Electric Btters are just tne tlnk, n,k, care
whether he lives or dies IL did more 10 give me
aes strength and good appetite than any'hhns haye
eoud take can now eat anything anu ,ns y uof.
~ lease on life" Only 80 cents. =. uason's
Sekers, drug store, smyrna. asd =. La,taed =.
a'ug siere. layton. Every bottle guaranleeo'
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
HANSCOnS,
Seventh and Market Streets,
Wilmington, Del.
N. W. BARD, Manager.

OHERIFFS SALE.
- nv virtue Of writ of VenditiOni Exponas TO
me directed, will be exposed to public sale, in
front of the Delaware House in the town OF
Smyrna, Duck Creek hundred, Kent county and
State OF Delaware, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 22nd. 1899,
at 2 O'Clock. p. m.
the following described real estate TO wit;
Mol. All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situated on the south side of Commerce
street in the town Of Smyrna. Duck Creek hun
dred Kent county and State Of Delaware, having
a front on said Commerce street ofsixty feet ana
running back by parallel lines OF two hunored
and four feet more or less, be the contents what
they NAV, adjoining lands of Jacob Leinberger
on fhe west and lands of James TIL and other
lands on the south. The Improvements are 2
two-story frame dwelling house with porches ana
other buildings.
No.2 All that other certain lot, piece OF pay
/ eel ~ land situated on the south side OF Com
| merce street IN the town Of smyrna, hundred
| county and State aforesaid, having a 'front.' on
| said Commerce street of sixty feet running Dack
| by parallel lines distance Of two huhdTeu iees
l more or less be the contents what they may, so
ioininR lands Of Annie Kentons heirs anu othei
/ lands on the east and on the south by ianos y
i LANES Till and other lands. The improvement
4 are a one and one-half story frame dweilht
| house and other small buildings. .-.,
| Seized and taken In execution az .ne p,Vpeit: p:
| Of FRANK MURRY and MAkf muhhi Hh'
wi" Oe '''u - JOHN B. WHARTON; Sheriff; !.
sherif's ONCE. Dover. Del. AprilS' lSsS' 80
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
CASTORIA

Bears the signature of CHAs. H. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The KIND YoH Have Al1VsIs Bought.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

The Whist Club met last night at
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Denney's.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

The Savings and Loan Association
will elect officers next Tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

Mrs. w. z. Onley and children are
in attendance of the bedside of her
mother. Mrs Bunting at Frankford.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

The festival at the residence of Mrs.
Seiders last week cleared nearly S25,
and the musical at the II. p. Church
sl0.4j.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
CLAYTON.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From the Doings
In and About Town.

Miss Dora Hirons of Dover, is visit
inc friends in town.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
<vANAMAKER 3.

Philadelphia, Monday, April II, 1899.
Summer Have you seen the
E,,m.;+,,ronew quarters
" n fourth floor, Thir-
vi vi =" teenth Sueet-hxed
ana Lawn up to hold the
Wicker Furniture and to be COM
Portable for you who come after itF
Rather nice; simple, summerish
looking-maybe hardly fine enough
for the very superior things it holds.
But, anyway, the goods are the mat
tiers of interest.
The best reed workers in America
contribute the stocks-and, quail
ties considered, the prices are below
the danger of fair competition. OF
course some very special things come
with the rest.
There are two 3-piece Wicker
Suites-sofa, arm chair and
rocker-at SIS that are GER
tainly worth ten dollars more.
So. so Arm Rockers at $l.2S
and $1.65.
SITS Rockers at $l.7S.
$3.50 Rockers at $2.2S.
$3.50 Rockers at $2.7S.
And the whole line is almost as
good as these exceptions.
04,L AND OTHER SHRUB
| Rose .ate of those hardy.
Bushes sure-to-bloom, Holland
GROWN Rose Bushes. The growers
have put up some assorted dozens
of choice varieties. The bushes should
bloom in June, and afterwards, too.
I5c each; 2 for 25c; $I.25 dozen
With the Roses will be found the
finest varieties of bulbs and plants.
Rbododendrons-white, purple, rOse-4s'
Azaleas, 45c. Holly, SOC.
Pear or Peach Trees, Zoe each.
Grape Vines, &c. t1oheJsuSAiS 'A~' -
Spirea, SC. Cypress Trees, 6Oe.
! Juniper Trees, 75c.
, Peony Roots, l0c each; for Zoc'
Now IS the time to plant Sweet Peas-'
5 o.; SOC pound.
Our Seed Packets are double siz
! Sc each; 2Sc dozen. We hav
: : some at Dc each; l5c dozen; ou
the larger packet is cheaper. AM n
here's a help when you plant tn
bushes new plant food
TADOO FIBER AND LIQUID
; No matter how expert or inexpei
? Won are. no matter what plants, veg
a eetables or fruits you raise Jado
e Fiber and Liquid will make ther
a better than they ever were oeior;
Z. Z. and better than they could be mac nae
bv any other known means. II
r price-2Sc.
u We've 445 styles of B
b. biCyCic cycle Hose-for mel
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
NOTICE.

The Clayton Savings and Loan Associa-
t;on will issue a new series OF Stock, known
as the Fourteenth Series, commencing wiz VIII
Tuesday, April 1lth, 1899. Anyone ueSn-
inc shares will apply TO 60.
ins '''' JOSEPH SMITHERS, Secretary.
Clayton. Del. March q, 1893.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
This Weeks
Specials

At Wilmington's best Family
Grocery Store are especially at
tractive. Want the table to be
righti Just take a moment, a
pen and a postal. Make up the
order. Mail it You'll like what
you get. You get what you
order. No substituting here.
Green Acre Midget Lima ~.
Beans, choice and tender. -. llG can
Hanscom's Pure Borax
Soap for Woolens and all
purposes. ................... UG UNI
HanscOm's Pure Cream
Tartar Baking Powder, moth
ing in it that shouldn't be n.
there, / lb cans. oG
Petite Salted Soda Biscuit, n.
pound package. oG
Sunny Side Tomato Catsup o.
| pint bottle. ................ W
California Ripe Olives, I7o
| pint bottle. .................. IIG
Small size California
| PruneS. ........ Te
Choice Picked Pigs Feet. ZCpiece
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

The First Quarterly Conference of
CLAYTON Circuit, NJ. P. Church, will be
held in Ewell's Church, on Saturday
Nav 3rd.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
FOR RENT.

Dwelling on South Street, now IN
tenure Of Mrs. Broadway.
JOS. b. FAIRIES,
osH Smyrna, Del,
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Nicholson spent
Sunday with their daughter at Snow
Hill. and he preached in the P. E. and
VI. E. Churches.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19
Bicycle
Hosiery

We've 445 styles of BIZ
, 6icyo,. cycle Hose-for men,
f1osieTy for women; some styles
alike for both. Black and white
hest Of all-must be hundred styles
of them. Nobody ever had had SO 0Ina,1s many
vet there won't be enough. Browns gUa
=. fine. too, but blacks lead. 5oc'
7i 7sc. most styles of all at 81; inner
ss %, ~ s1 sO-we call the favorite
Women's styles, full LENGTH wltn
golf band. SOC and 7Sc.
A fine showing of new
Bicycle 90 II Lamps, and othel
Sundries wheel needfuls-
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

The Poverty Soshul," which was
held in St. Paul's NJ. E. Church Mon
day evening, netted S4.49 being poorly
patrOnized.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

Rev. Geo. Clayton, Herman Clay
ton and Benz. Fluharty, spent Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. Clayton.
Mrs. W. z. Onley and children are
in attendance of the bedside of her
mother. Mrs Bunting at Frankford
The festival at the residence of Mrs.
Seiders last week cleared nearly S25,
and the musical at the II. p. Church
s10.4j.
The First Quarterly Conference of
CLAYTON Circuit, NJ. p. Church, will be
held in Ewel's Church, on Saturday
May 3rd.
Rev. aud Mrs. J. E. Nicholson spent
Sunday with their daughter at Snow
Hill. and he preached in the P. E. and
VI. E. Churches.
The Poverty Soshul," which was
held in ST. Paul's NJ. E. Church Mon
day evening, netted "a. .49 being poorly
patrOnized.
Rev. J. E. Nicholson will preach at
EweIrs NJ. P. Church next Sunday
morning and night, and at Downs
Chapel at 2.30 p. N.
Rev. JnO. A. Wright of Vienna, Md,
filed the pulpit of Ewell's NJ. p
Church while the pastor, J. E. Nichol
son, was away Sunday.
Bishop Coleman will hold confirma
ton services at Trinity Church thi:
evening, and the statement is that Rec
tor Dexter Weeden will have a goOC
sized class to present.
Jacob Lorah died at his home neal
Delaney's last Thursday afternoon Of
PARALYSIS. He was in his nth year
Interment was made Sunday in Ode
Fellows Cemetery near Smyrna.
Mrs. Dulin, wife of Chas. E. Dulin
Blackstone died last Saturday. Sh
had been effected since last fall from
paralysis, not having spoken in tn
meantime. She was 50 years old. In
terment at Bryn Zion Church.
The little daughter of Porter Blai
near Clayton, fell Monday and brok
her arm, and the fOur-year-Ol
son of David A. Knots of nes
Blackiston's Cross Roads, hkewis
fell and dislocated his arm at his el
bow.
An interesting event at the schoC
Monday. was a visit from Prof. BlshO
Of Delaware College. He addresse
the pupils on "Plant Life" and tn
children seemed thoroughly absorbe
in the interesting delineatiOns of th
Professor. In fact it was interestln
TO both teachers and pupils.
Smyrna times., 1899-04-19

Rev. J. E. Nicholson will preach at
Ewell's NJ. P. Church next Sunday
morning and night, and at Downs
Chapel at 23Op. m.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-10-21
BLACK FUR ROBES.

black made from selected SKINS
good service We do them
exchange after they
-
Black robes Dyed goat
Wsisht about pounds. Each
LINED With good quality plain We
4sSSo INCHES p Weight about 81 pounds e. Each : $500
robes with Quality plain lining
plush. s7ss
super Quality
Size inches. Weight pounds Each.
No. heavy
green plush
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SQUARE WOOL. BLANKETS.

No. L953 Square Wool Horse Blanket
with
No. 1914 Square Wool Horse Blanket Size x7S inches weight
Dark yellow
No. Wool Horse Blanket very firmly woven Size 4xs
inches pounds light alternate broad
striped white
No. square Woo Horse Blanket Size weight
pounds gray
white black
% Ia7 Sane,e Wen ame T
buckle
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FUR ROBES.
GRAY FUR ROBES.

skins lined with
Eo Cray lap
No. S
M SSs o fancy
Weight lbs Each S75
hSa ea''f Eah Souoe scaopea s extra anu @ $50
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ems Fur
Coats.
For the Fall and Winter Season of 1900 and 1000,
offer the greatest assortment of Fur Coats in the
of ALL
d8&SA MEMS coATSklN
49, quilted lining
N1N No. sSs Coat quilted lining 49, 80"
s. asSti5 eSissGea Nth T., 'o
w. coir.
No. o ssS Man, inss. Yf EssS Doesk'n Goat 50
No &: ~: S:s:i$ sszs $S;!s III ~
* No. e ces nat Natural Black poelKn Coat '09
Sss vs sSs3s ss,s: s.S sa: lou
&6& E4T1&<aGA8#& Each 2OOo
2&E#Sh No csn Hn Mems W9mbat Fur Coat quilt o M
No 81 c5ss III s: :Ss ; sssr. Ssi$
No S ss % ss;. anif sa 1 Esso9s sc gss
No. ed ss qnf b S1s!n a?ha Rs ss Fur 81 9"
aa &NsNA N' qSi, ed lining coliaF ~ ~
No. 5 H;;: ;s si|;$ E$ s$$
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Corrugated Iron Roofing

t1ron
thead is
whether roofing siding ceilings Eh?
~
% for PRICES h Kinds stee Roofing kinds fs
price,
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Storm Sash Hangers.

Our storm cash ham,
crs will be greatly ap.
preciated by every bnA
having storm sash to
hang. These hangers
are I " inches wide and
4 inches long and are
made of best malleable
iron, nicely cjapanned.
We furnish with each
pair of hangers screws
to fasten hangers and
one 10 and one 2 inch
bright wire hook and
eye. The 10 inch hook
keeps sash OPEN when
desired and the 2 inch
holds it closed.
These hangers do away
with the necessity Of
ventilators, and sash
fastened with these can
\readily be removed and
half of the hanger left
on the window franc,
and the next year the
sash can easily be hung.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-10-21
Horse
Blankets.

Our Horse Blankets this sea-
son are second to none. A trial
order will convince you. Note {:
Horse blank cts are not sold in
pairs. Prices are for single
blankets.
For a more complete line see
our dry goods department.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-10-21
SQUARE DUCK LINED blankets.

No L9 Square brown
Weight Lined lining
No L "a brown duck horse blanket Full with
Reinforced at neck strap and buckle Lumb) Each s10
No I9O 5A brown
xSO inches Weightabout pounds
Reinforced with leather NO.
Each..... $1S5
No.
ished with buckle leather mo
No L99 This strictly 1t
Size inches. Weight
blanket. Full lined
heavy duck horse blanket lined with
silver blankeng with fancy Size s490 inches
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-10-21
Children
Jackets.

No. m569 Indeltble Broad
cloth Finish Heavy Wool
Cloth Jacket, combination
rundown or storm collar to
fasten with hook and eye,
square sailor collar about 2
inches deep lined with black
sateen, square front fasten-
ing with six fancy buttons,
triple stitched coat back,
newest sleeve, flap pockets,
self cloth facing, collar and
cape trimmed with colored
braid to harmonic, double
stitched all around, color
electric blue. (94O1)
Price, ages 4 to 10 yrs.$z.90
" ages II to II +" 500