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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

No tisot is OF more vital interest to
vsrmonters than forest preseIvs,iop.
There are many Thousand acres 10 the
state that are worthless except % wood
lsads. and these ere often cut over and
left TO grow up to bushes and worthless
timber When they might With proper care.
be growing rapidly 10 value again. The
government has taken mp the matter and
will be glad to furnish Information and cd
vice upon this oil important subject We
quote the following from the report Of the
Secretary OF the Interiors
Another Of the newly organized bureaus
lie thst Of forestry. The secretary reports
lhs, this bureau is cooperating with the
federal government, With many states and
many private owners in handling their ior
est lands. Altogether assistance has been
asked Tor total ares OF So 000, 900 acres,
OF which 1000 900 ere held by private
owners
The work OF forest management 10 re
viewed 10 some detsilf Dnrios the year
nearly SOC, 900 acres under private owners
we're examined BY representatives OF the
buresu and four detailed working plans.
covering 226. 900 acres. we're prepared.
The working plan for the Black Hills for
Get reserve vas completed snd working
plsns we're undertaken for the Prescott
and Big Horn and the Priest river reserves.
Forest Investigations include the study
OF commercial trees end economic, tree
planting. Of ior,s. fires. grazing. lumber
log, for productions and other important
lines.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

Tbs single statehood movement for Ok
hloms snd Indian Territory s1 put 10
prs tscsl shape 81 the convention which
hss iast bfso held 10 Mnscogee, l. T..
The sres.est unsnimity and enthusiasm
prevailed among the delegates Of the tvo
territories. A committee Vas appointed
By the convention consisting OF three reel
dsnis Of each territory to urge legislation
from Congress this winter In favor OF the
anion 81 The tso 10 q slste. end the states
sdnissioa before The coming session Of
Congress Zoo. A yer $50 single state
hood for The two territories had powerful
opposition 10 both 81 them. bu, The union
idea seems 10 have been accepted since BY
The people Of bo,n With practical unsnin,i
~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

Toe R,v s J. Smith. OF West Hslifsx
pastor OF the Baptist chnrch in that village
and representative from Halifax 10 the
last state legislature, Who recently receiv
ed . commission OF chsplsin 10 the Unit
cd states army Is tbirtJ.ei1 BIT yess old
and was born 10 Euglsnd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
SonE FoorasH ProrLE

Allow . cough 10 run until II gets beyond
the reach OF medicine They often say,
Oh. II will wear away, but in most csses
It will wesr them away. Could they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's BAlssm, which is sold on q
positive guarantee 70 cure. they would
immediately see the excellent eiiec. after
taking the first dose. Price "a and SOC
Trial size free. Al oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
GnsAr LICK OF Az EpIr n.

For two years ell Efforts to cure Ecze
ma 10 the palms Of my hands failed. y
~rites Editor II. N. Lester. Of Syracuse.
Kan. 'then ! vas wholly cured by Buck
isl's Arnica Salve." us the worlds bes,
for Erup,ions, Sores and oil skin diseases.
0niy 70 cents 81 J N Hard and J Il.
Whippiea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

The Rev. n. O. Henderson OF 81. johns
barr. Who hss been 10 The ministry siIty.
one years, recently tfii ,is,ed o. bis one
thousand snd 6ut inrefsl. TIE Rev "a
win Wheelock. Of Csub ijse hs . stiIl
mere remarkable record. having offcisted
d over one thonssnd tvo hundred
unsrsls. he ta slso msrried sbout
eight hundred couples.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

The barns on the Nathan Morrison
place 10 Huntington we're burned about
Q O'Clock Saturday morning. and George
q. Morrison and George Norton we're or
rested on the charge OF setting the FIRE.
The bsrns we're . total loss, with their
entire contents, consisting Of hay, grain.
eight COWS. one calf. two horses, 9 horse
power threshins machine and lot Of
farm tools. The loss is estimated ct
$4,000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

William O. Smith, one OF the oldest
and most respected citiz,ns OF South Ran
dolph. drove TO bis wood lot for wood
and not returning as usual, Mrs. Smith
sent neighbor 10 see what had become
Of him. They found him lying over .
log dead with q cash cnt over one eye.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TFIhtN Uf NHAFs n fHALfN
The uDdersigped, having been spp0in Cd BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District u Nan.
chester. Commissioners, 10 receive, sIsInils
and adlu.t al claims and demands Of ali pei.
sons against the estate u
Charles u. Pbsien late u Manchester
ia sald Dlstrc, deceased and Al claims sIhibit-
% 10 OBJECT thereto. hereby siYe notice that 90
will meet fof the pnfpesss sfofsssid Al the Law
ofles u v. G. Archibald At Manchester CeEifo
90 the zeth day u April 1904. from ons
O'clock ,. NJ until four O'Clock ,. n 90 ssd
dsy. and that els months from the 2Gth day
oi October a. D. 1901 10 The time limited ~
sad Cguu for ssld creditors 70 present their
claims 70 us for examination And allowance.
Dated al Manchester this 18th day Of cetotsr
A. d. 1901.
jobs sOfFAT. tna,..
THoMlB LEDGkAWO0D. eo~
v. @ Archibald, Administrative, Manchester
Centre, ysrmeri. Issw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

A force Of Surveyors sre ut work SUI
veying the nev branch OF the Lebanon
Springs railroad from North Benningto
TO point 10 Hoosiok near the Farmer
loo. This 10 the io1rth survey make for
the proposed road and this time It looks
ss though il'wss 40 assured project.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

Al slim.it prepared ~ local esrh
lts hosa sbows TIE, there rensiss is ibs
ss,r.cin s.i5s Of pssSJlsstis 5 CD.
10. 900 lost Il usnieed coal. VITA its
~ seEiiot 81 uihlss psfesrisgs. oil ihi'
toa 10 osHs3 b. The eight rsiiross con
ls-ies ika eriss The ssihfseiie htfisory
80 CO .ts rr~ssi deDsDd. Il 10 es,i
slsa ,hs 10 oo0 0e0 ios, 81 srlhfsoi,s
ed vtii be- Eirsd std uasstsd itn
~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

The election Of e. N. Foss. Of Boston,
to the directorate Of the Manhattan Ele
vsted Railroad company, is one oil the
Developments Of the week in the financial
world that will have psrticulsr interes,
for the people Of Vermont. Mr.. Foss is 9
Franklin county boy, being 9 brother Of
Congressman George e Foss Of Chicago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

lhe ~ iAs sori slorns 10 Thirty years
ds5 ice cossi ffom Mes forh sositerly
/ Sstsrdsy 6lshi sad sa0dsy morning
lives ere reported losi bo, property
destroyed 10 tie smaasi OF . million
Z isr o. mefs. Toe vipd and high tide
f.itsa tho SISTER 10 Stv fofk hsrbor &C
the love- part OF tie city us flooded
= lins sud ir.fia y. Suspended.
very high sister csassd most Of the
G ss. tlossh psby tuiidipss ssre M
or blosn DOSE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
WAR SHALL VIZ HAvn Fop Dr,srar

WHAT SHALL WI HAVE FoE Lk'sKhr
This question arises In the family every
day. Let rs snsuer II today. Try Jell.o
. delicious dessert Prepared in two mir
utes. No baking add hot water and eel
70 cool. Flsvors: - Lemon. orsnee. Rasg
berry aud Siravberry. Al your srocers
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

Charles NJ. Hays former presiden. Of
the Southern Pacific railway, 10 coming
back TO assume the general msnsgership
OF the Grscd Trunk railway. the post re
signed . year ago, 10 take the presidency
OF ths Southern Pscin,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

"a b.sqssi by the Nev York chamber
lnnstoe sser.,siy Hsy said . lev clio
%, sofds sbou. American diplomacy.
"Moeros doctrine and the golden
Ne declared, stte The chart BY
= ss ltis aountry's role Of eonduc, TO
.te resi- Of The uorld vas being rssu
!. 4. We have 90 more desire TO get spy
81 ~ territory Of the countries Of Cen
,fat aid south Anerics. be remarked,
thsl we Lsrs 10 .nntr lbe mountains Of
lha poon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
PAINT Your BuaaY FOR 75o.

with Dsvoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. II
weighs 8 to s ozs. more to the pint than
others, wears longer; and gives q gloss
elusl TO new work. Sold by A. L Graves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

spr@ssrlstlse Bsbooek. 81 Wisconsin.
hss been % emphatic 10 bic assertions
u b. voald press bis bill revising tbs
b 1Fsssdnle % iron saa slsei produeis
ha zsds . statement dsenins bis posi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
No CARRIAoR PAINT MADE

will wear % long as Devos's, No others
are as heavy bodied, tecsuse Dsvoe's
Weighs . to 8 Ounces more 10 the pint.
Sold by A. l. Graves,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

A, II. Denio Of Rutlstd. observed bis
piseiy -second birihdsy snnivensry re
Gently. Despite bis age M Dsuio IL 10
tall pos ession Of bic fsoalhes and bis
general health IL good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

The reports iasnni Saturday by the Ger
sus bureau ., Washington contain somt
interesting statistics relative to the leading
industries OF tbs Green Mountain State
10 1900 the manufacturing products OF The
state smonnted to s57 GAG. 7l5. compared
with sos s40.0 Ia 1890. 10 1906 The
number Of establishments devoted to mar
uisciurins Was 407l, With capital Of s4s,
1894. Their sslAtied otficisls nun beI
cd liza. aud the wage esrners. 20. 4i5
The salaries paid amounted for the yesi
70 sl,620s76 snd the wages to $l2. 237,
6a. TIE cost OF the material used val
s20,ss2,7A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

csrAgna bss served notice upon the
led States OF intention TO Terminate
listing treaty granting this country
rghito construct an islhmisn canal
Z Nicsrsususn territory, While the
&c does not assign the motive, Il IL
u .ssumei 10 Washington that the sc,
4 q uuirieudly one but rather that Mic
sgn, desires 10 respond TO Secretary
II suggestion made last year, that new
n les sbonid be drafted 10 the event OF
NJ United States desiring 10 bssin the
d ~ wotk Of construction. Still II msy
b. pocsible that the Niesrsgnsns desire 10
tecars better terms for the concessions,
hat thst will probably DO. be developed
nuti later.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

kbs Ametiesn railroads that bring The
nsli iiom San Francisco TO Nsw York
take very tindly TO the ,fIort to demon
strs,e within Two monihs that the Aus
traliao mail Tor England, when II is car
risd by wsy Of San francisco and New
Yort. rssehss i,s destination nearly five
days aoieker Than when |, goes by way Of
the batE canal aud the Bfindisi- Oslsis
overland ro0te. They hope they may 60,
the mail service so'oss our continent. end
that passengers nay follow the mail bags.
building up rslher heavy volome Of
travel sotoss America and between Great
Britain ard her sutipodesn colonies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

President Mckinley vas, Is be said him
sell. 10 favor oil reciprocity that sould "si
'Jrd new markets for our surplus ssricul
I al and manufactured products. without
T. 10 the American lsboter OF . sinele
G Is work that be might olherwise pro
cure" 10 his last speech be declared In
I Tor OF "seasible trade arranged enis
3 e.ch will not interrupt our home pro
alion, That does not sound much
! Free Trade President Mckinley hss
j. grossly misrepresented 90 this recip
, yy question. The efforts OF the Dem
ot,ss TO Try aud make use Of President
u Kinleys ut,ersnces 70 make II sppesr
Z he Isverei any sep toward Free
4. 10 will only reac, on the Democrats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

all who use Atomizars 10 treating nasal
cstsrrh will get The best result from Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price. including
spraying tube. rs cts. Sold by druggists
or mailed by Ely Bros, So Wsrren st.. N.
Y. New Orleans, Sept l, 1900
Messrs, ELY Bros: Il sold two bottle OF
your Liquid Cream Balm to g customer,
VIM. Lsmbertson. 14l5 Delschsise St ,
New Orleans; be has used the two bottles.
giving him wonderful and most sstisisc
tory results. 31GKo W. McDTrF.
Pharmacist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
SHERlFF'S SALE OF REAL ES.
~ TATE.
PLYNE d. ANES

SHERlFF'S SALE OF REAL ES.
~ TATE.
pLYSS , ANS
BRIDGET STUART
sta NJ Vermont Bennington County Count,
June Tenn A. u. 1901
Notice is hereby gwen, that by virtue Of Ger.
tain witt OF execution, TO me directed IN the
above entitled cause, isssutd upon a judgment
rendered at the June Term A. ID. 1901, OF tho
County Court begun and holden at Manchester
within and tor the County Of Bennington, for
the sum Of Five Hundred Seven and 20 100 Dol.
lars (s507 Isl damages, and for The snm OF
twenty -four and 40 100 dollars tt2ii0) costs Of
suit, and the sum OF nifty t60l cents for this tr.
ecution, amounting In the whole TO the sum OF
five hundred thirty two and GO 100 dollars
1882 65l and the officers fees and charges for
serving the same arc hereby demanded. And
that by virtue OF said execution and by direction
Of Harvey X. Fowler, Esq Attorney loriihe said
creditor. b ave levied aud extended said writ OF
execution upon certain piece or parcel Of land,
with the appnrionances thereof with the said
defendants right In equity 10 redeem the same,
situsre. lying and being In the town Of Dorset.
in the County OF Bennington. and deserved ~
followsi Bounded on tho East by the highway
leading from Manchester 10 and beyond lands
Of Thomas Rogers; on the South and West by
the highway leading from Manchester TO Freed
Icy a Bons' quarry; aud on the North by lands Of
Thomas Rogers. and containing ahont IS acre..
And on the ll'b day OF October 1901, ieft IN
the Town clerks Office In said town u Dorset
true and httested copy OF this said writ Of eIeou.
ton, with q description OF the properly aud
tate 30 levied and extended upon. with this my
return endorsed. for file and record. And BY
virtue Of this said writ u execution, 10 me d.
rected, and by direction OF II X Fowler, Esg,
Attorney for satd creditor, | will, unless said
e1tcution Ia IN the meantime paid and salisdtd,
q ell at public suction on the 10 b cay Of Deem
Der b 1901, al 10 o'clock In he forenoon VI
said day, at the Office Of the Wilson House In
the village OF East Dors In said town Of Dor
Get, the shove described piece OF parcel OF land.
with the sppurtensnces thereof belonging, by
the same meets aud bounds aud descriptions as
above described. or so much thereof ~ may DO
necessary TO satisfy said execution. with the In
teret and the ofleers. fees and charges thereon,
agreeable to law.
Dated at Dorset In said County OF Benning.
ton this 18th day OF October A. ID 1901
293w N. j. CONVEY, Deputy sheriff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
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We oiet. suhl "a 10 ssis, $4,000 Es.sh Juuclian
foat Ter Ceui D. sea- wstr Hsnas In tlpo 10.
ordinations wnte Tor nsi Of tonds yiciaing
ffum 70 per snt bet
spss n.n, fosElI co. vcoa.,,c., VI,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29
American Companions.

Grand Sub Chief Companion Mrs. He
lena Worms is visiting the circles in
A1arysville, OrOviIle, Chico. Grafton and
Sacramento. On the occasion of the Ot1-
cial visit to Martha Washington Circle
recently the grand sub chief, who is the
deputy for the circle, was presented a
very handsome leather sofa pillow with
ngures on IT IN pyrOgraph. This in recOg-
milton or the earnest efforts she has put
forth in behalf of the circle.
New Century Circle on the night Of the
23d inst. had a Christmas eve meeting
which proved to be a very pleasant one
During the evening the circle presented
to Mrs. Emma Harrington, the deputy for
the circle, beautiful, fire gilt clock as a
Christmas remembrance Of the good feel
ing OF the membership. The presentation
speech on behalf of the members was by
Mrs. L. H Lemme, who, with Mesdaues
Zeising, Drendell and Beverson. were on
the committee that provided entertain
ment for the evening.
Golden Era Circle has decided to return
to the Alcazar. There will be a hollss
warming on the night OF the 90 of JanIl-
airy In the new quarters.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29
Woodcraft.

The officers Of Moss Rose Camp Of the
Woodmen of the World were installed in
public at Modesto by Organizer r. Z.
Wells on the night of the 21st inst. This
camp was organized but two months ago
with twelve members and now has thirty
three. Eight applications for membership
have been presented. During the evening
there was an address of welcome by the
Rev. DR.. Thomas and response by the
installing officer. After the ceremony
there was an adjournment to a banquet
hail. where an excellent supper was
served by the lady relatives and friends
of the members of the camp.
On the night of the 10Th inst. California
Circle Of the Women of Woodcraft gave
a social in the banquet hall of the Ma
tive Sons building, which was attended
by large numbers of(the Neighbors of
Woodcraft. The only feature aside from
the welI-arranged programme of dances
was an interesting talk on Woodcraft bv
E. Myron Wolf. The affair was under
the direction of Mesdames Ross, BaItfc
Oliver, Crocker and Haynes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29
Personals.

Captain and Mrs. c. j. Bailey arrived
In this city on Tuesday evening and will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l..
Dodge of 2015 Franklin street for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mendelson Of Port
land are here for the winter as the guests
of Mrs. Norris FaIk
Mrs. Laura GashwiIer and son have
taken rooms at Lenox for the winter.
Madame Gesnet and daughter and
Percy Town and mother are among those
registered u at the Hotel Lenox.
nv td LIS; AI qid q Cohen and Miss Gertrude
to at 1923 Buchanan street.
Mrs. A. Goodman and daughter Leona
have left the city for two weeks so
and Miss Wilkinson.
Mrs. H. E. Lathrop and daughter have
the winter. Mrs. Lathrop is the widow
OF the late DR.. Lathrop Of Oakland.
Dr. George NJ. Chase and Count Max
Won Meyer are sojourning in the north.
Is in the city, spending the HOLIDAYS with
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mayfield of
1894 Eddy street.
Mrs. Clarence Stern Of San Diego Is
Wacholder of 16n O'Farren street. and
WI Mr. be pleased 3Stal to see her friends
Allster street, has changed her residence
to 511 Clayton street
Robert Il. Mckee has returned to San
francisco after two years absence in
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Heilfron will be pleased
to see their friends at their residence. 5S3
Eel street, on Sunday, January s. from
2 to 5 o'clock, in honor of their tanfb
wedding anniversary
howard r.. Jacote, press representative
at the Herald Square Theater, New York.
went East on the oath inst. having bae1
In San FRANCISCO for the past few months
Rupert Ferguson will return to Manila
on Tuesday to join the Philippine Com
mission Mrs. Ferguson will remain Wiz
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Etchebarne
for few months. nv
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Gauld have 1af+
for Portland, Or, to spend the HOLIDAYS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29
JUDGE SLOSS REFUSES
TO APPOINT RECEIVER
Efforts Of Mrs. Jenner to Get Prop
erty of B. S. ]. F. O'Ne1 Muir
phV Receive Setback.

Judge SlOss yesterday denied the appli-
cation of Nora Fl. G. Jenner, former wife
of Bertram s. ]. F. O'NefI Murphy, for
the appointment Of a receiver to take
charge OF the property of her first spouse.
Judge SlOss also refused to grant an in
junction restraining Daniel T. Murphy.
brother Of the defendant, who is sup
posed to be in possession of Bertram
Murphy's vast estate. from dispOsing of
the property. Judge SlOss also OverruIed
a demurrer to the complaint filed by the
defendants. The case will now come up
for trial in the near future.
Mrs. Jenner secured a divorce from
Murphy some years ago in London She
Was awarded alimOny, but it was never
paid by Murphy. She brought suit for
the amount due her and got Judgment In
the English courts. The Judgment was
sent to the courts in this city where
Murphy is supposed to have large pos
sessions, and another suit was filed.
The proceedings Of yesterday are a few
Of the many moves made by Mrs Jenner
to secure alimOny long due her from her
former husband
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29
Nearly Half the Stock Closed Out
Last Week. Some Very Fine
and Costly instruments Left.
Also a Vast Assortment of
Good Medium Priced Pianos.
New $3.50 Styles Now 1881,
the $500 Kinds Now $I56.
Easy Payments. Open Even-
ingS. If You Are Coming.
Come Tomorrow.

Many do not understand how 1t is pos
sible for US to sell these fine new pianos at
such a tremendous reduction in price, but
it is simply this: Before January l we
must turn this entire wholesale stock Of
pianos into cash or interest bearing notes.
The question Of profit, or even cost, does
not enter into the proposition at all And
when you realize that it costs an ordi-
nary dealer an enormous amount Of
money to sell a piano at retail, not to
say anything Of the freights and actual
factory cost Of the instrument, you will
understand the difference that exists be-
tween the actual wholesale factory cost
and the retail selling price.
Here are the largest size walnut or oak
cased Schirmer upright pianos for Sill.
They are considered worth $3.50 every
where. These pianos have three pedals,
revolving lOckbOard, continuous hinges
and full length music desk; three strings
throughout.
Then look at these brand new Emerson
and Gramer pianos, for which many of
your friends have paid $3.50, and even $500.
Here during this sale you can get almost
TWO Of these pianos for this money-On,
easy monthly payments, too, If you de-
sire.
never been sold even in the East for less
than $50, can now be secured for $137, and
The fancy styles, also having three pedals,
are now offered for S156. Not necessary
y payments buy them.
Here are some Of the finest brand new
EStey upright pianos, that regularly re-
tail for 1925 and upward. Take choice for
Sis and S247, respectively.
NO one in San Francisco will live long
enough to ever again see such choice
makes as these new Kimball, Steinway,
Estey, Emerson. Milton, Gramer, Whit
ney and other fine pianos sold within q
hundred and fifty dollars Of the prices at
which we are now Offering them to retail
buyers. This seems simply prepOsterous,
but 1T IS nevertheless true.
Look into this before it is too late.
Don't miss this sale If the saving OF
money is an object.
See these beautiful fancy mahogany,
English oak or notified walnut cased cab
price $3.50, now 1851 and $3.50. Thirty dol
lars down and So a month buys them
And these fancy, genuine English mot
tied walnut, regular $500 styles, for S2S7.
Pay 50 down and SO a month if you like.
guaranteed, and any piano sold at this
sale that is found not exactly as repre-
scented after delivery can be retained by
the recipient as a present. without pay
ing another dollar on the contract, or the
Cd II desired. Bear this in mind. Every
thing shall be found here open and above
board and as represented or no sale
Remember the street and number. Eli
ers Piano COmpany's wholesale ware
street. near Kearny. Take elevator.