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MEETING OF OLAA
"A. STOCKHOLDERS.

h. MEETING OF THE HE;
" L,tSa OIaa Sugar Co. will
r.. " looms Of the Chamber
.ac or Monday. the 3Oth day
II. "a at 10 a. m. The object object
|. 80 'ss Annual Reports, TO
AGENCY Agreement It'll. hereto r,itS
into By the Directors with tn
f,ander & Baldwin, and to
Z ,' otber business that may
|o,ws before the meeting.
A. W. CARTER,
| secretary Olsa Sugar GO:
iDril 70. 1900. oo=t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Lin Tai Wal & Co. have sold their en-
tire interests in the Lin Tai Wal &
Co. rice plantation, Kamoiliili, Oahu,
to Mau Sang Wal & Co., and the lat
ter will assume full control on May LIST,
1900. All bills against said plantation
up 10 April 30th. 1900. will be settled
by Lin Tai Wal & Co.
(Signed) MAU SANG Wal & co.
Honolulu, April IS, 1900. 552i
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las. +. MORGAN, Auctr.
5519
EVA PLANTATION COMPANY.

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
will be closed to transfers from
Wednesday. April 25th, 1900, to Mon
day. April Goth, 1900, inclusive.
w. A. BOWEN.
5526 Treas. Eva Plant. Co.
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NOTICE.
HoNOLrLu
CHINESE
THE

THE HONOLULU CHINESE
Chronicle Company. Limited, after
closing their business on account OF
the quarantine and Ere, Is starting
again at the Hawaiian Tobacco Co.,
corner OF Merchant and Nuuanu
streets. For orders and other matters
in connection with the Honolulu
Chronicle Co.. Ltd. apply to Ho Fon
or at the Office at above mentioned
place, .s....s...... sSZs
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
meeting of the stockholders of z.
Peck & Co., Ltd, held this day. the fol-
lowing officers were duly elected for
the ensuing year:
James l.. Mclean ........ President
w. Wolters .......... Vice President
f. Peck ............... Treas. & Mgr.
n. f. Gedge ................ Auditor
The above officers constitute the
Board of Directors.
c. c. CONRADT,
Secretary.
Honolulu, April 13, 1900. $3.50
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Auction Sale
OF
DELINQUENT STOCK
- IN THE -
KamalO Sugar Co
LIMITED.
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL .
AT19 OCT nCK NOOK

At my salesroom. SO Queen street, Ho-
nolulu, l will sell at Public Auction.
by order of the Treasurer. Mr.. Hus-
lace, the following delinquent stock of
the Kamalo Sugar Co., Ltd, unless the
DELINQUENT assessments, with in
terest thereon, are paid at the Office
OF +. Hu.tace. Honolulu. before the
day of sale:
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Lessons Given.

4 LIMITED NUMBER OF PUPILS
will be received for instructions in
cake-waIking and Jig dancing. Apply
at Orpheum box Office or address Mes
srs. Hearde and Chenault, p. o. box
400. 55Z5
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Auction Sale
Stock
IN THE
OlAA SUGAR CO.
On SATURDAY, APRIL 2S,
AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON,

At my saIesroom, 80 Queen street, Ho-
nolulu, will sell at Public Auction. by
order OF the treasurer, Mr.. J. p. Cooke,
the following certificates of stock in
the Olaa Sugar Co, unless the FIFTH
assessment DUE JANUARY LIST, delin-
quent FEBRUARY 2Sth, with interest
thereon, is paid on or before the day
and hour of sale
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Auction sale
Delinquent
Stock
KiHEl PLANTATION CO.
o. SATURDAY, APRIL Is,
At 10 O'CI OCK NOON
In THE

At my salesroom, 80 Queen street, Ho-
nolulu. l will sell at Public Auction, by
order of the treasurer, Mr.. J. p. Cooke,
the following certificates Of stock IN the
,<ihei Plantation Co, unless the
FIFTH assessment, delinquent FEB
2Sth, with interest thereon, is paid on
or before the day and hour of sale:
No. No.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL CO.,
LIMITED.

THE SIXTH ASSESSMENT OF 10
per cent $50 per share) is due and
payable on the assessable stock OF this
company, at the Office of CASTLE &
COOKE, LTD, on APRIL 10th, 1900;
AND DELINQUENT MAY 10th, 1900.
w. A. BOWEN,
1926 Treas. Waialua Ag. Co., Ltd.
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FNGR MILL CO., LTD.

IT, IT, oF THIS COMPANY
sea sea. to transfers from
H. I 10Th, 1900. to Mon
Va l5yO, Inclusive.
L.. W. A. BOWEN.
~" slsar Mil Co., Ltd.
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LsA SUGAR co.

DLDERs WILL TAKE NO
eighth assessment is now
ruent April 5Oth.
r. W McCHESNEY,
Treasurer.
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be SUGAR co., LID
kTH ASST -SMENI.

b HEREBY GIVEN THAT
assessment Of ten (l0) per
! shlre) levied on the assess
! the McBryde Sugar Co..
On May lst. 1900, and will
on May 18th, 1900. Stock
please make prompt pay
Office Of Theo. RI. Davies &
pos RAIN WALKER,
AgByie Sugar Co., Ltd.
April %. 1900.
-?iF.!l..7 552i-6t
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ESasNT NOTICE.

[,. hereby GIVEN THAT
y-,. "a. stock OF the Homo
! 's a.5 q Land Company.
fl5o,l,.. az an Fort street
.rr NJ. on the "a dav
J. ma, NAV snare. .. upon which
n I ,.,. remain unpaid art
a11elt '''e' VIII be
,s,,.. j. A. GILMAN.
| A., ,.a'y u. r. r. &L. q,
- '.'' 55OS
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,le,rloN NOTICE.

llGA w.
|, water privileges, or . those
, !. r ,a.es. are hereby notified
= =, ,or irrigation purposes
~ o,clock a ~, and from
Esp .. m so, ,powN
,,.olnlu water Works.
." ALEX. YOUNG
Minister Of Interior.
- - 1900 5255
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SAYS
HUMPHREYS
He Denies Charges in
the Call.
STATEMENTS OF AN ENEMY
The WeII-known Attorney Answers A.
Legations Of an Arizona Dis
trict Attorney.

Abram s. Humphreys. the we'll
known lawyer, is accused in the San
Francisco Call of April IL of being
brawler and embezzler. Humphreys
emphatically denies the charges and
brands the story as the work OF an en-
envy. The Calls article which is as
follows is published at the request OF
Mr.. Humphreys:
TUCSON, Ariz., April 11.-Abraham
). Humphreys of Honolulu, III. l.. for
merly resident of Arizona, a native
of Mississippi, is a candidate for an
pointment on the Supreme bench of
Hawaii. Humphreys left Arizona
about five years ago and went direct
to Honolulu. He married an heiress,
and it Is said he has gained distinc-
ton in his profession. His candidacy
for judgeship. announced here yester-
day. caused much acrimonious COM
ment on account of the unfortunate
reputation he gained for himself while
practicing law at Phoenix and Flor
enCe.
w. +. Cooper, District Attorney Of
Pima country. has sent serious charges
against Humphreys 10 Washington.
dInODk OlUtTS lIldJ lie en- DeZZleO large
sums of insurance money from two
widows, paid by the Ancient Order of
United WOrkmen on account of death
of their husbands. This was at Flor
enCe. where. when he left, he stated he
was going to Prescott and would re-
turn in few days. but went right
through to Honolulu, where he has
since been. a number of creditors at
Florence mourned his loss. The
charges also allege that Humphreys
has been placed under arrest at Phoe-
nix on a charge of completely in pro-
curing a criminal operation on wom-
an named White. 4 mob threatened
summary punishment, but he escaped.
The next day ne got into a street
shooting scrape with T.. Minor over
the matter and several shots We're ex-
changed.
At Florence it is alleged Humphreys
got into several disgraceful fights. in
one of which he attacked an old man
named Gilbert with a knife, cutting
him badly.
Those most intimately acquainted
with Humphreys state he was betimes
mentally unbalanced. which accounted
for his peculiar and erratic conduct
His aspirations to the Supreme bench
have caused many to take active in
terest in the matter here.
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authority.
E~'r,rloN NOTICE.

men, schools thronshou'
Pr ', lands. with the excep-
an l''' south Kona. Hawaii
D ",'1 Gunner vacation on
or ~, and will reopen on
fl 7.i1',I department Of Public
c. r. RODGERS
Secretary
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|ANaN SUGAR co.

rs OF THIS COMPANY
SEQ TO transfers from
bS aprlI 18th, 1900, TO Mon
''n 1900 inclusive.
L.. W. L. HOPPER.
~ Hawaiian Sugar Co.
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'VA MEETING,

|a. sAS ANNUAL MEET.
! VIM Cooperative Gro
J On r T, pc he'd at the com
| Z TIETJENs, ''"'
Secretary.
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JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr.
Honolulu. April ). 1900. $3.50
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|NtO ANNUAL MEETING
|oLs. SUGAR co.
kTOCHHOLOERS.

|,nrorRNED ANNUAL
f.ocsholders of Olaa Sugar
mi he held in the rooms OF
y Of Commerce on Monday,
| 1900, at 10 a. m.
A. W. CARTER,
,rv Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd.
a. tI,rl % 1900. 1924
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'ftRTlllItR co.
NOTICE

r. MEETING OF THE
OF The Hawaiian Fertili-
VIII be held at the office
|a'y on MAY 30. 1900. at
OF 'he meeting Is 20 con-
|'ea'e OF capital stock.
l. . j. p. COOKE,
v, o, Fertilizer Co. Ltd.
H. l., April 20, 1900. 5525
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JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr.
Honolulu, April 5, 1900. 5526
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Humphreys Makes Denial.

\. 5. Humphreys was seen at his Of
Zee yesterday afternoon regarding the
above published dispatch. In justice
to himself he dictated the following
statement:
wv. +. Cooper, the man making the
charges against me, has been bitter
personal enemy of mine for years. /
will drop him with this statement. No
good purpose can be served by attack
ing him at long range.
II never embeZZled any money from
any one at any time and never collect
ed any money from the Ancient Order
of United Workmen for any person.
Most charges, however grave, generally
are favored with the truth; this one
Is false in every particular, and as 1t
Is general-without the mention of
dates or names-I cannot make a more
detailed statement in regard thereto.
II was never under arrest In Phoe-
nix, nor at any other place, charged
with completely in procuring crimi-
nal operation on woman named
White nor on any other woman. 1t is
true that | did have a shooting scrape
with man named Minor, on the
streets of Phoenix and that such shoot
connection-my strictly professional
connection with the White case ].
/ Is true that | had two fights while
\ living in Arizona. They were street
! fights, and as they might have been
/ avoided. suppose they may be called
| dlsgraceful. Certainly call them thai
| il you like.
II am not a good witness as 20 my
| own sanity. but expressing a nOn-ex'
pert opinion, think | may say that
am sane now whatever may have beer
my mental condition in Arizona. 1t /:
true that / left the Territory OWNS
some debts. / came to Honolulu
worked for 800 per month, lived OF
$50. and soon paid up those debts.
II served term as Deputy Attorne!
General of Arizona. Have in my pos
session the endorsement of majorit!
OF the bar of Arizona, the county OH
Gals, Territorial officials and bushes
men of Phoenix supporting me for tn
position of Associate Justice OF the Su
preme Court of Arizona. Two month";
before | left the Territory l was a can
didate for District Attorney. wa
defeated by only six votes. The mai
who defeated me Is now Associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court. When
was admitted to the bar in Honolulu
it was upon a certificate of my mig
character as man and lawyer, sign
ed by the then Chief Justice OF Ari
IONA
Rev. G.. l.. Pearson of the Honolulu
, Methodist Church lived In Phoeni
: during my entire term of residence 1
! that city and think he can vouch 10
p me as a lawyer and a citizen"
2 While with Mr.. Humphreys his ma
was brought in to him. Among tn
letters was one from Phoenix, hrizc
ma. II stated that Rev. G.. l.. Pealso
) of this place had written regardin
Mr.. Humphreys candidacy for the AS
sociate Justiceship OF the Suprem
Court. The Rev. G.. i. Pearson mad
the following statement, when seen:
= "I knew Mr.. Abram S. Humphreys J
: Arizona. lie came to Phoenix an
/, opened n law office during my pastor
ate OF the First Methodist Episcop;
Church of that city. He was not
The true northerner., 1900-04-04
School Notes.

The high school reports one addition
A summer school will be held in Paw
Paw.
Walter Hall spent his vacation in Kal-
amaZoo.
A test in current events was held
Tuesday.
Van Buren county field day at Paw
Paw, May 26.
\ number Of the senior class took the
teachers examination.
Rev. Linsell conducted the devotional
exercises Monday morning.
Glenn Warner gave his Grafton before
the high school Tuesday morning.
Hugh Hurd spent Monday working
for the republican township committee.
The regular county teachers examina-
ton was held at Paw Paw, Thursday and
Friday. About 100 teachers were pres
ent.
As result of the teachers examina-
ton, the high school pupils are rejoicing
over a number of more or less valuable
articles discovered.
The true northerner., 1900-04-04


Read Selliclx's adv. OF Easter merchan
disc
Mrs. NJ. l.. O'Dell's millinery opening
will be Friday and Saturday of this week.
G.. w. Longwell, Sr., has been quite
seriously i'll with grip, but is better this
morning.
The Women's Exchange advertises a
millinery opening for Friday and Satur-
day of this week.
| Il. Smith a Co. didn't change their
adv. this week, but are Offering spring
bargains just the same.
Mrs. Ira johnson died this morning,
ly ill with the same disease.
A special train for the republican
county convention will leave Lawton at
$40 and Paw Paw at 900 a. m, next
Wednesday morning.
Jud Randall from Hillsdale is the new
man at j. ID. Holmes. He is a first
class plumber and timer, and Mr..
Holmes is fortunate in securing his
services.
u. S. Senator Burrows says: ut af-
fords me great pleasure to commend
Miss Maude Lizette Gilkey to the favor
of all those who are interested in elocu-
ton. 1t was my pleasure to hear her
on one or two occasions and she is GER
tainly very accomplished in that direc-
tion." Miss Gilkey will give a reading
at the NJ Il. church, Wednesday even
ing, April IL.
Last spring l.. H. Titus had valuable
flock of Shropshire sheep which he
turned oJt to pasture on his land in the
township of Waverly. As frequently
happens, they were attacked by dogs and
fourteen sheep and eleven lambs we're
killed, which Mr.. Titus valued at up
wards of hundred dollars. His claim
was allowed by the township board,
against the dog fund, at the sum of
twenty-five dollars which sum he refused
to accept, there being more than enough
money in the fund to meet the full value
of all demands against it. Mr.. Titus has
filed bill in chancery against the town
ship board, asking a decree for the
amount fairly his due and praying for an
injunction restraining the board from
distributing the surplus dog fund to the
several school districts, as required by
statute. Judge Carr allowed the writ
and the board has been enjoined from
making any such distribution until the
further order of the court. The suit is
wholly novel and entirely without prec-
edent and may cost either party more
than the sheep were worth.
The true northerner., 1900-04-04
Additional Local.

The Friday club will meet at Mrs. w.
r. Sellick's this week.
Fred Bilsborrow has re-opened his real
estate Office at South Haven.
Dayton Orr went to Lansing, Satur-
day, to enter the Agricultural college
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelley of Cadillac
are guests of J. M. Longwell and family.
The annual meeting of Almena Free
Baptist church and society will occur at
. p. IN. Saturday, April I.
The ladies' guild of st. Marks church
will meet with Mrs. l. w. Van Fossen,
Thursday evening, April 3.
Gospel meetings still continue at the
Free Baptist church, Almena, every
evening with good attendance and in
creasing interest.
DR.. \. B. Spinney of Reed City will
lecture in O'Dell hall, Sunday evening,
April s. His subject will be "Spiritu-
alism." All are invited.
Showerman Bros. are taking a great
many orders for suits and overcoats
made to order, having 600 up-to-date
styles to select from; price and fit guar
anteed.
There will be a special meeting of Paw
Paw assembly No. 10, international
Congress, at the Grange hall, Thursday
evening at 1880. a full attendance is re-
quested.
The ladies of the Free Baptist society
will give maple sugar social at the
home of Mrs. Helen Grout, Thursday
evening. April 10, from to g. All are
invited.
Married, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G.. G.. Gilbert of Almena, April 2, Mr.
Vint Nash and Mrs. Cora b. Bramley
both OF Pine Grove. Rev. A. A. Glovier
officiated.
.. r. Fifeld of indianapolis spent
Thursday and Friday in Van Buren
county, as examiner for the loan depart.
ment OF the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Judge Carr sat as Judge in the probate
court last Friday Roy A. Kitchen and
Clyde Kitchen were sent to the Cold
water school, and Mrs. James Stevens tc
the Kalamazoo asylum.
Miss Bell who organized the play
David Copperfield" in this place, left
for Watervliet last Monday, where she
expects TO assist in getting up an enter
tainment in the public schools.
At Miss Broughton's assembly, Friday
evening, April 13 the music will be fur
nished by two Kalamazoo ladies, Miss
Kate Newton, pianist, and Miss Carder
violinist. Before the dancing a program
will be given by the children. Admis
sion to the gallery, 10 cents.
The true northerner., 1900-04-04

\. f. Hurlbut came home from Ian
sing to vote.
John Chapman, an old resident of this
place, died Monday, April 2.
Mrs l.. Q Ocobock, who underwent a
surgical operation at Ann Arbor recent
ly, is making a satisfactory recovery.
Frank Pugsley is getting the material
on the ground for his new residence on
Oak street McCon q Curtis are the
architects.
Messrs Hubbard and Burns of the
Clifton house have dissolved, and Mr..
and Mrs Hubbard have moved back to
their own house.
Fourteen artists in "A Barrel of Fun
second night a complete vaudeville show;
one big laugh from start to finish; opera
house, April and B; prices right.
Judge \. J. Mills was elected mayor of
Kalamazoo by good majority. The
Northeruer congratulates the Judge, and
the people of the city should congratu-
late themselves.
The ladies of the Christian church will
hold a day social at the home of G. p.
Rawson next Tuesday, April 10. A pic
mic dinner will be served at noon. Teams
will leave O. w. Rowlands at $3.50. All
are invited.
The state board of tax commissioners
has sent circulars to county treasurers
and supervisors, requesting that special
sessions of boards of supervisors be held
all over the state April 10, to compare
notes and examine data furnished by the
commission, looking to fairer assess
ment of real estate, and to the getting of
mortgages, bank stocks and other per
sonal property on the assessment rolls.
The Van Buren, county board will doubt
less meet on that day.
The South Haven & Eastern passenger
department is compiling a list Of hotels,
boarding houses and private families
who desire to keep summer boarders
during the ensuing season. The resort
business in western Michigan is increas-
ing rapidly and Paw Paw and vicinity
should make an effort to secure a share.
The usual rates are from 50 to So per
week. Parties interested are invited to
confer with ID. II. Patterson, general
manager Paw Paw
Miss Maude Llzette Gilkey will give a
reading at the NJ. f.. church, Wednesday
evening, April IL. OF her the Kalamazoo
News said: "One of the charming fea-
lures of the evening was reading by
Miss Maude L. Gilkey, teacher of elo-
cution who graduated from the celebrat-
ed Cumnock school of oratory in Chicago.
She acquitted herself in manner that
proved she was an artist high up in the
profession. She has a remarkably fine
voice, excellent facial expression, and the
necessary spirit and magnetism to hold
an audience"
Rev. VIM. Rice will preach for the
pastor of the First Baptist church. Sun
day morning, April s, on "The religious
outlook of the nineteenth century" In
the evening" the pastor will again preach
a sermon to young men. These sermons
should all be heard to get the continuity
of thought. The Importance of starting
right cannot be be overestimated. The
subject of this third sermon will be "The
mistakes of early life" A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all men, young and
old, especially young men. These ser
mons will be followed by two or three
sermons to men only, on Sundays after
Moons.
The true northerner., 1900-04-04
A Terrible Temptation in Clothing
GP6dt Whd|6 6|OthinQ SUCCESS.

Vicuna Silk Faced Spring Overcoats.
regular value $II.oo. $I2.o 90, $I3. so,
$500, $i6.5o, $500. $40 90,
$4,000. From now until Easter
they are yours for $S.95, So. 90,
$Io.95, $II.9s, $I2.9s, $I3.95,
$I4.Ss and $I6.so.
EARLY TOBUY, means pleas
ing start. On our All Wool Covert
Cloth, Whip Cord and Clay Top
Coats made to sell for $500, $1,000,
$1,000, $3.50 and $500, Tempta-
tion price to cause a rush, So.
So. 95, $7.95, $S. 50, So 90 and $Io95
A TRADE TONIC. Our 4o4 All
Wool, Fast Color Blue Serge Suits,
double and single breasted, with and
without silk face, price $Io, $I2,
$3.50, Sis, $1,000, SIS, silk lined
throughout, $40 and $22-while they
last they are yours for 81. 95, $8.95,
$9.9o,$Io.95, $II.S5, $I2.75. $3.50
silk lined $I4.95.
OUR GREAT TRADE EVENT
-779 Black Clay Suits. All wool,
silk sewed, fast color, IN seven diff
ferent styles of cut, regular price
for suits $40, $I2. $3.50, SIS,
$1,000, $IS, $2o--all silk linen $22
and $25. While we wait for warm
weather, come and get them for
$7.95, $S.95, $500, $I2, $I3. 50,
Sis. $I6. 5o-all silk lined $500.
TELL MOTHER our new suits
for her Boys and little ones have
come-little things at little prices
ONE THOUSAND MOTHERS
CAN SAVE $1,000 by buying their
Boys and Children's Spring Suits of
US. Little Vestee and all the lat
est novelties included in this sale
Prices from soc. to 81, 40. Regular
value 81 to SO.
HOW WE WATCH FOR YOUR
INTEREST. Men R-R Gold mixed
and Satinet Suits, all sizes up to 44,
worth S. and SO. We greet you
and give suspenders for $2.95 and
S3.05 per suit, warranted not to rip.
A CHORUS OF PRAISE for our new
Fancy Worsteds in Stripes and Check suits
with double or single breasted vest; all
tailored and silk sewed-until the beautiful
foliage comes the price will be one. half the
usual profit This cannot occur again.
S745, $3.50 1890, Sll.95, Sl2.15, $3.50,
Sl4.95, Sl575 and Sl650.
ASAVING WORTH HAVING: 19S black
and blue all-woo silk sewed Cheviot and
Thibet cloth suits, worth IS and 50, Season
OF SAVING PRICE, 1896 and 1886. Come
and be astonished again for you, and praises
for us.
EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAY. Our
Blue Denim soc. Overalls and Jackets for 39c
The double and twist Overalls are no more;
you never saw the like before. Boys Bib
are pc. and 29c. and we follow up with a
job of Pants at 49c.
a RELIABLE REMEDY FOR SHORT
NESS OF CASH 1l3 pairs of Pants regu-
lar price Toe. and 81: to make the remedy
good. we close them at 49c. a pair.
Trousers that can't rip and won't tear;
SAVING AND HOW TO ENJOY IT; come
and get them while they last 555 pairs of
Mems Pants; we have pinched the prices to
49c, 75c, &c. Sl.25, sl50, Sl.75 aud 81 pair.
He walked into the theater and down he
proudlv sat then footed forth the orchestra
where did you get that hat. Music in the
air-A BAND given away with every hat at
r. Smith & Cos.