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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-06
ON WEDNESDAY. ~
THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1890,
1t . o'clock .. m,
the following described rsa, estate. Wis.

VhD3-
All that certain lot OF land with o 2story
brick dwelling thereon crested situate In the
city OF Wilmington Aforesaid. bounded and de-
Soribed as follows, to wilt: .Z
Beginning on the westerly side Of Pine street
at the distance Of 10 feet southerly from tho
goutherly side Of Tenth street. and at the mid.
die Of the brick division wall thence westerly
and passing through the middle Of the said d.
vision wall and parallel to Tenth street % fset
to the eAsterly side Of IN alley feet Wide lead
ing from Ninth street to Tenth street thence
southerly and along said alley side and parA,-
lei TO Pine street ID feet TO Q 0orner; thence
easterly and parallel to Tenth street and paa%
ing through the middle Of I he brick divison
wall Of this and the house adieinins on tho
south % feet to the said side Of Pine street. snd
thence thereby uortherly Is fest 70 the plap9
Of beginning, be the c5ntents thereof what
they may. With the right and use Of said
alley and certain terra Gotta drain leading
from tile rear Of this and other houses into
Tenth street sewer, subject nevertheless -
proportionate share Of the costs Of keeping
said alley and drain In good order and repair.
Seized and taken In execution a. the
property Of Charles W. L. Seal. adminstrAtof
Of Barnh ]. Seal, deceased. mortgagor, and
James N. Seal, surviving mortgagar, and the
said Charles w. L. Seal, heir-at.lAw Of the said
Sarah J. Seal, deceased, and to be sold by
JOHN b. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Sheriff. ONCE. Wilmington. Delawara
June "a, 1859,
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A Sure Cure

A Sure Cure.
Simms' " hite Pulmonio Baisam Isl
sure cure for the grippe. 1J6 King street
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Five Toilet 7Foa8lxF08S


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<of which on the lace cannot be detected.
II 10 perfectly harmless even TO the most
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II acts on the skin Is tonic, producing
Q naturally pure complexion. Cosmetics }
Smerely hide blemisheA The Tonic gets
<Iid Of them.
II removes pimpies, freckles. black }
{hseds, moth patches, liver tpots, eczema.
{Ndneas, oiliiess and all discolorationsl
{and imperiecticns Of the skin. Price, q /
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rs made from tho pure oil Of lambs'
aS s.spn asi \ e lii asy Z ss az
and healthy state This Soap q dsintily
scented, and % 4 most welcome aid t.
The toilet Of fastidious women. The Ut.
most care 10 taken in selecting materials,
and scrupulous cleanliness In the labor
atory insures the purity Of the product.
Price, q cents per cske, laUe fodf-ouncs
dse.
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rv rnSss's5s n. B. DANF0RTH, jobbers.

sHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levarl Facias. to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in tho city
of " ilmington, New Castle county.
State Of Delaware.
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eHERITFs 8ALE.-BI VIRTUE OF 4
writ OF Levan Tacias. TO me directed,
VIII b s1possd TO public sals. at the
Court HOUSE ON Market street bstWeeA
Tenth and Nleventh Dtreets. In the city
OF Wilmington. New Castle county and
State Of Delaware.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-14
{ COFFEE CAUSED IT.
a Simple Way TO Locate the Cause Of
Disease.

....ar.H. DlScCSc. H.. r..a.. .a
was troubled for years with my
stomach, and took all sorts of rene
dies, without being able to get well.
did not know all this time what was
the Gauge of the trouble, but since /
quit drinltirE coffee found ont that
was the enemy that cost me SO many
days and nights of suffering.
Within an hour after breakfast
where would drink n cup OF coffee, I
would spit UP the meal, and II l dranl;
coffee for supper. l would go to bed
and my nerves twitched and jerke.l so
badly that was afraid to lie down.
Sometimes my stomach would lutter
terribly.
was afraid would have PARALYSIS.
and l firmly believe I would II had
Icrt o. using coffee.
believe 50 much coAf:e drinking Is
the whole cause OF SO many dying with
paralysis ard heart trouble.
All can say Is all this nervousness
and stomach trouble, has left me since
I have been using Postum Food Coffee
according 20 directions en- The pnckaEe
and I know Of quite n number that
have been helped by Postum.
II people would use Postum Cereal
Food Coffee they would save hundreds
oc dollars In doctors bills. and children
would be stronger and brighter IL their
parcnts would use 1t instead of coffee.
OF course, It his to be made right but
that Is easy. just let It boil fifteen or
twenty minutes aftcrtit rfally starts to
boiling, and you have splendid drink.
Mrs. Annie Van Buskirk, 2632 Santa Fc
Ave, TT. Madison, Ia.
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The PLATE. MILLS
Improvement at the La Belle Iron
Works Is now Settled. v
NAIL AND TACK FACTORIES
VIII be Torn Down to Give Room for
The. new Mills-Tin.Platc Combine
will have It's oniccs In a IanDcllc
: Office Building to be Erected Near
the works-arcclins OF Wheeling
District Coal Miners.

Some time ago, the IntelllJcncer ex-
,clusively chronlcled the fact that the
La Belle would build new plate mills
after the deal with the tin plate COM
blne for the company's tin mills was
effected. 1t is now said uRotllclallv TINT
the erection OF the new mills will be
proceeded with as soon as favorable
weather comes 10 pass.
As before stated. the tack and nall
factories would be removed to make
room for the new mills. but while these
buildings will be moved 1t Isn't settled
definitely where the new additions will
be located.
The La Bellies office is also TO be
moved west O: the railroad tracks on 10
the ground on ThirtY-flrst street. now
occupied by Il row of brick houses.
part Of which belong 10 the La Belle.
The, office, will be built larger to ac-
commodate the American Tin Plate
Company. which Is to have its Wheel
ing Office In the same building. The
site in view Is only separated from the
mill by the Baltimore G Ohio tracks.
and the company can use the ground 70
advantage. Ht ea
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THE RAILROADS..

There was an important conference in
Receiver Covers private office in the
Baltimore & Ohio central building, n.
Baltimore. yesterday. between Messrs.
William salamon, who will be chairman
of the beard of directors OF the Baltl-
more 6 Ohio when the property ia re-
stored; Edward R, Bacon, president Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
railway, and member OF the reorgan!za-
tion committee Of the Baltimore G.
Ohio: Norman r. Ream, who, with
Messrs, Marshall Field. James ]. Hui,
Philip D. Armour and other western
CAPITALISTS, composed the syndicate
which recently acquired an important
interest in the property, and Mr.. Cow
en-. The gentlemen were In conference
several hours. 1t was announced that
the affairs OF the property were dis
cussed in a general way, hut that no
reference wns made TO any prospective
changes In the company following the
restoration Of the corporation.
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CHICAGO. Jan. ls.-Nearly oil the
prominent business men $of this city
have been invited to attend banquet
to be given tomorrow night by tho
Merchants Club. for the purpose OF
considering In detail the question OF es-
tabl!shlnG municipal pawnshops In the
city. 4 bill has been prepared under
the direction OF the club and will be In
PRODUCED In the legislature next week.
BY the passage Of such u rneasure.'it ls
said that The large number of sllyiocks
who insest the city and make loans ut
exhorbitant rates OF interest;upon fur
niturc and other personal property will
be forced out of business! Tho object
OF the measure Is to; establish "a munic-
!pal pawrshop where wagc-earncrs may
borrow money at the,rate Iof i per cent
n month on such securities as are put
up for collateral in the ordinary 10 pc.
cent paTnshops ~ y
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MEETING OF COAL MINERS
Held ut Bcnwood Last Nistt-n'itt
Resist the Cut,

Held ut Bcnwood Last Nisht-N'itt
Resist the Cut.
The coal miners Of Wheeling district
held a meeting at the Benwood city hall
last night, to consider contemplated re-
ductlons in the mining rates. The meet
Ing was q large and representative one.
the only mine in the vicinity failing to
be represented being NounGsville,
which, by the way. was Indirectly the
cause of the meeting. The mines at
Elm Grove, Richland, Glendale and
Bosg's run were well represented, par
ticularly Glendale. the delegates from
that mine making the trip to Benwood
lin chartered car.
En. The meeting was called to order at s
O'clock by 7. NJ. Gallagher. of Glendale.
J. A. Gregory, OF the same mine, was
voted to the chair. and the secretaries
appointed were Louis McNlchol. OF
Rlchland. and John Guthrie, OF Glen
dale. 1t was decided to resist cry fur
thcr reductions and to take steps to be-
come affiliated with the United Mine
Workers of America.
One, OF the most prominent miners
seen AFTER the meeting stated that the
Moundsville miners were to blame for
the condition of affairs, and he gave Il,
brief history Of the events leading up to
the present. After the great ~, strike,
sixty-six cents u ton was paid in this
district for screened coal, but the
Moundsvllle men accepted q cut 10 six
ty cents when the Chicago scale went
into effect. A similar reduction was
forced on the men at other banks By
reason Of the NIoundsvillc break, bu.
siSty-slN cents continued to prevail, at
Glendale and does still. Then on Janu-
airy l. this year, the Moundsvillc opera
tors got their men 10 accept another cut
this time bringing the price per ton
to flfty-six cents.
Whether the district could maintain
the price in view of the Moundsvil,e
rate was n question debated last night.
and 1t was decided that 1t can be done.
Glendale men will try to hold up 10 six
ty-six cents. and those Mt the meeting
agreed to so into the national union.
Their reason for being out of II now.
they said, was because the district
president Is working for the low rate at
Moundsville. and they intend now TO
seek aililiation independently. They say
the district Will be well organized BY
April l.
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DIED.

BADE-At her home, near Philadelphia
W. Va. on Thursday January y 1879
BABE, relIct Of Tho l9te Frederick
Babe, in the Slst year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, Satur-
dny, January II, 1899, at :iSo O'clock p.
m. Intcrmcn. In Stone Church Gene
terry. Friends are invited TO attend.
cRAWFORD-on "Wednesday. sJanunry
il, 1899. ut na5 p. m,$ STEPHEN
4 CRAWFORD. tslS jas
Funeral from the residence Of his brother,
J. b. Crawford, No.. iqs#3chapiine
street. on Saturday afternoon ut 2
O'Clock. Friends Of tho family rcspeet-
frlly invited to attend. 1ntcrment at
Mt. Wood cemetery. 3
sARGl;A%T-On Friday. Jann?ry u. 1892.
nj $50 y, TO-. THOMAS "ShRGEANT,
Of Bridgeport, q. fsig$ w
Funeral .nc;trc hereafter. III
(Scw Philadelphia. o, nnpelS lease COPY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The story, as told In the play, "a
Southern Gentleman" to-night's Op-
era House attraction, begins with the
morning Of the day that Farragut SAIL
ed up the Mississippi river, and <nc
first, scene takes place on the shell
beach above Chalmette. To cover IN
some dishonest business transactions,
Philip Durand inveigles Lieutenant
Thompson. of the Confederate steamer,
',GT5yernor Moore, into difficulty and
Sakes his life In duel. Thompsou.s
second most unwilllnglv pressed into
service, is Joseph Carroll, also of the
ConlederacE. Twenty-Five years pass
between the first and second scfnes
whlch opens In Madame Sterllnc's home
IN South Carolina. a new generation
mas come upon the scene, and Thomp
sons daughter, who was born the day
utter her father was killed, Is grown In
20 beautiful Toung woman. General
carroll. Sray-ha!red, but with with n.
heart that still beats young and warm.
loves the daughter. rs he had loved the
mother before, but she Is half promised
10 Durana. her fathers murderer, who
hopes ny marrying her to cover IN
some OF his knavish schemes To the
girl, young and romantic. the general
has always been knlGhtly figure, and
as soon as she meets him she loves
MN. ana thereafter the story Is only
the old, Old story of love; and with tn,
ElrIs golden curls against his gray
locks the general finds the reward i'm,
in poetry and romance, at least shouII
reward al! true lovers.
Nothing could have boon ,nnr,
charming than the sweet sImplicItv
With which Mr. Clement has invested
the part OF General Carroll, plnyinr II
with fine reserve and n tender tonc,,
that made It seem the vcry spirit ~ thn
southern gentleman Of what we orn
pleased to call the "old school" Mr.
Charles Mason Is sufficient In tho nj.
ways ungr1teful part OF tho vlIloin
while the Judge l'luhearty of Mr. n =
Duiiield IL an exquisite bit of chorrinr
acting. full Of delightful flashes ~ bm'
NOR. Mr.. Thomas O'Malley. MS CnntnI,
OM1lley. and Mr.. NOrilN:t ms Er.irn
,Henrtwell. deserve mention for ,hoir
creGitable work. while n patbc.lc nnd
unique figure Is Willie FIuhcnrir ;bs
Galt-witted son OF tho judge, MIas
Phasa McAllister makes much Of ;hc
fine part OF Madam Sterling. Mrs, cinv
Element Is handsome rs Nrsell,
Thompson. the daughter Of the ccner-
ais old love. and whom he loves, whjlc
Miss NSi MacEwcn liz the t,airtICst ma
%inaomest OF the little ingenuos rs
trace Carroll. a tcadcr touch IS slvc1
the play bS Introducing two ncrro
characters - Hannibal the faIthrn,
body servant of the general, md t,'o
old black manning, whose love for her
white children Is one Oc the hyrnnc
Poems Of southern life, These two p sois
in!l to Mir. Jeffery Williams ar,l Miss
Gertrude. 49, '''sS
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OIL C1TY-RIvcr feet and station
ary. Weather cloudy and mild.
( OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . feat In
ches and rising. Weather rainy.
GREENSBORO-luver 81 feet and
falling. Weather raining. rainfall 80
lnch..
BROWNSVlLLE-Rlvcr feet 10 In
crcs and rising.
Observation-Disclosures 10 feet and
falling slowly In the dam. Raining.
POINT PLEASANT-River CO feet
and falling. Rain.
ClNCiNSATl-Rlver S5 feet and fall
inn .RaInA
EvANsv1LLE-Rlver 3l.2 feet and
rising. Raining.
cAIRo-R!vcr 80 feet and rising.
Raining.
Lou1SvILLE-IivGr failing; 10 fee,
In canal: 70 feet 10 inches on falls; 80
feet inches below locks. Raining.
MEMpliiS-Eirer 2c.S feet and rls-
Ing. Raining.
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LANSING, Mich. Jan. I3.-The anti
PlrGree senator's to-day secured ndop-
tloA Of resolution which 90 increases
the senate standing committee. thct7tse
force OF the appointments by the lielt-
tenant governor. however & favorable
they may have been to the governor
and his measures. has been eftectually
broken. The committees were iEcreas-
ed In every instance. where the PIngree
measures are liable to be c;lnsl5crcd ,cx-
cept the railroad committee. The test
vote was nine to clghtecn.Tith five SEN
ators absent. three OF whom are known
to be nnti-PinSrce and one doubtful,
which almost positively assures a two
thirds vote against any Pingree prono-
Sition. 5nsET Vi.
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.HuR 70 CURE NEURALGIA.
was a Great Sufferer from
Neuralgia for Years.
DR.. Greeno's Ncrrura Tho Rem.
edy Which Cured The Pain.
hessppFa Built Ne Up All 0rer. I Fesl
Like Eew Man.

Mr.. N. p. Mitchell, 4,stEast s,h ST.,
SCUM boston, Mass, saysi :" have
eeen a great sufferer from neuralgia
IN the head fer 4 number, OF years.
! purchased bottle Of Dr.. Grcene's Scr.
Hura blood and nerve remedy. though with
very little faith In It's helping me-, After
taking one bottle the pain WIS not so bad,
so tried another, and the improvement,
was more noticeable, and after taking six
BOTTLES the pain left my head and icl,
like u new man. viii add. That ! was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-14

81 have just recovered from the Sec
onl attack of la grippe this year" says
Mr.. James a. Jones. publisher OF the
Leader. Mexia. Texas. in the latter
.cnse used Chamberiairs Cough Rem
edy, and I think with considerable
success, only being In bed little over
two days. against ten days for. the for
mer attack. The second attack I am
satisfied would have been equally as
bad as the first but for tho use OF this
remedy, as had to so to bed In about
six hours after being struck with it,
while In the first case was able to
attend TO business about two days be-
fore getting down For sale by drug
CIstS, tItN' }s9tI i
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CHANGES PROBABLE.

Rumors of approaching changes in
high official positions on the Pennsylva-
n!a lines are current. nnd color is lent
10 them by the fact that the company
has moi vet issued Its annual passes TO
It's officials. the 1898 passes being cx-
tended TO January IL. 1t is likely,
therefore. that developments will oc-
cur within day Or two. 1t is rumored
that General Manager l.. r. Loree vii!
become an official OF the Pennsylvania
railroad teast OF P!ttsburgh).
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TIE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY,s DEpARTUnEs

Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, noon.
Pnrkersburs. BEN HuR, II It. n
S!stersyille.. RUTH: $3.50 y. m.
ClarInGton.. LEROY. 1880 p. m.
Steubenville. N. BAYNE. go p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
ParECrSburG.iI. *. BEDFORD. Il n. m.
Matamorag. :. LEXINGTON, II n. IN.
Slstcrsvllle. RUTH. $50 y. III. t
Darlington. :. LEROY, $50 ~ IN.
Steubenvillc.. r. n. BAYNfS, go p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. :. BEN 1ItTR. ! n. IN.
plttsbmrEh. :. UJ2iNI!a. 5 .. N.
Pittsburgh. LIMESTONE STATE, G q. m
GAINESVILLE. =. LORENA, . Il. IN.
Cincinnati. ."VlRGINlA, S Il. III. IS
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CLOSES To-NIGHT.

The Byron engagement at the~Grnnd
closes tonight. with a pot-pourrl. In
Guiding one act OF ups and Downs OF
Life" two acts of across the CONT
nent," and promising one-act COM
cdv. This afternoon, Across the Con-
tlnent" will be. produced. Last night
the company gave most satisfactory
and pleasing production OF UPS and
Downs OF Life" This comedy Is one
that has had a long and successful ca
rccr and It always meets with warm
reception.
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IsHAM,s ocTnpcnrs

John W, lahaH''s octorcons will bo
Inc attraction at the Grand Monday,
ancscaF ana WS2rcsdas, January Ia,
u ard 49, Among them arc tho sob,,
Stars who accompanied Nj rsh,, T"" W.:
Ms remarkably glcccs,Fui 80, w..
throughout Europe, ana enn.f,.n, IA ~" ~
most fastidious audiences Trc,o " ~, t,,e
ple,N together With others who nav! ~ ~,
come tavor!;es In this country, viii M.
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{, Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
ease relieved In six hours BY New
Great South American Kidney; Cure. L,
Is great surprise on account of its ex.
cecd!ng promptncss In relieving pain In
bladder, Kidneys and back in male or
female. Relieves retention Of water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by II. II. List, druggist, Wheeling. w.
Va, i3sstt tics
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Expert I3orgcr Arrested.

PORT HURON. Mich, Jan. 13.-An-
drew G. Coaovcr. known throughout the
United States as an expert forger and
once leader of I'm orE2nized gang, was
arrested here this afternoon. after. an
exciting Struggle. Several officers sur
rounded his house TO make the. arrest.
His daughter rushed down stairs -four
ish,ns a revolver, but detective grab
bed her arm and the shot did no harm.
Conover who is now siytY-four years
Of age. is wanted for an alleged Iowa
forgery, RsFS
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very much run down In heallhon neccun.
OF loss OF sleep, and not Icing able TO cnt.
but the Ncrvara tCcmcd 10 build nc up
ati over, as well as stopping The rnin.
1t you have weak nerves, headaches,
neuralgia. rheumatism, weakness or Pain
in the back, use nr. Grceuc's Hcrvura. II
is wonderful cure. Consult fif you like
with Dr.. Greene, 81 West 18th ST., New
York City, the mcst successful physician
In the world in the cure Of such diseases.
The Doctor charges nothing for consul;a-
ton and advice, whether you call or write
about your case. F5i
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"CIfRE the cough and save the lIfc."
DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
cough and ca!de. down to the very
Nnryc OF ccnGu.NptioM. ~.
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pear IN an original musical sa.ce com.
edy. entitled, az TenderioIa Coon"
which Mr.. Isham has staged aad
mounted regardless OF expense. Ey.
ely member OF the company has ample
seo2c"t9 slow Individual versatility.
The toctoroon girls In whom alr. Ish-
am takes especial pride. are among the
features, otcourse, and thty a.e attircd
In the most becoming costumes. per-
forming picturesque poses and tuIrches.
Miss Belle Davis Is still one OF the
cards. and Smart & Williams will be
welcomed by many admirers. as well as
Stelln Wiley. Rastus & Banks, the
Brittons. Reese Brothers and +. Doug
lass, Misses Henry, Eiiworth, Patter-
son, Evans, and many others
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A GREAT TREAT,

The weeks engagement OF the famous
band OF musical artists known as the
Boston Lyric Opera Company COM
menccs at the Opera House,
Monday. It has tccn decided
upon to give said Pnsha" rs the
opening opera, wIth&a change OF bill
nightty md at the nlatInees-Wednes-
dag and Saturday. said Pasha'' is one
OF the most popular comic opera pro-
auctions OF the present crn. II Is brlm
full Of melody, charming choruses,
grind finals. duets. sextettes and quar-
tettes. 1t admits OF the most beautiful
costumlrg, which Is taken advantage of
In every particular by this company
Tho Boston Lyric Opera Company has
reputation for It's presentation OF all
the operas In Its repertoire that Is Sec
ond to none In this or anY other coun-
try. Popular prices docs not mean
cheap opera by ony means. for with
these prices no deviation will be made
from the usual grand style OF produc-
ti1Es belonging 20 the Boston Lyrics.
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Special ,el::c' {; j:
January
Values.
g 8 8 9 g g 8 3 g

Trustworthy -newest-best. They merit your
conference.-the prices will convince you
. you'll feel they're keenest values. It's the
volume Of trade that we regard for January
we're satisfied with slightest margins-it
makes superb buying opportunities for YOU. \.