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ltlNDOO CUSTOMS.

Ts. s""rd I'i"p- rr"mt"c"t Part
10 oath. and Marri.Hes,
The nwo ord plnyn mans different relies
In iiludou manucrn aud ruaioma. There
are certain wnrli,r trhcn among whom
untha taken over the awotd ARE bind
ing. While taken otherwise they nrc
not Alullnr nrntlnrni prevails
among somr predatory clnHaon of Eu
rope. Whrrc untha tnltcn over their
Mcnpunn OF oftcnae a dagger. II pom
infi. u rhplcr are considered binding,
The idrn with thcnc ClnAaoa seems 10
he that perjury committed after tnking
onthp over their Weapons rccoil, TINT
they die 10y the weapon against which
the, prriutc Themselves
In iicrnr In India women Who nre
about tn lead mn Irregular life marry
n sword This marriage In name, na
an cmhicm Of cnnIugnl life, serves ns
II RI, Of cuuaolntlon Ia Them In The
mldat nf their cNll dolngs In certain
rarta uf India when n llindno IN about
Ia marry II third wife. witch marry
lng Ia considered un III omen. he mnr
rlcn II tree Cor nhNIniing the III omen.
before he mnrrlca the third lady
In knthnWnr there h still the Gus
tom ror rnlput prlnoca Who nrr much
married to marry other Wivea by
mcnna or u rWord The, aend oNer
thelt aWutd "a the brides people The
miir " married to II With nll the II.
aulrcd rou,n and aplendet the OIL, dlf
ference hrlng that the priurr'a sword
hcyuucA "A auhatltulu for him. ihn
bridegroom The legality et tha mar
rtage Ia II sword Ia lndiapatahle Thu
hrlde married to II cutters the raIput
sonann ma hgulh mRnted wife
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ltMt,NhAfts liz.
Moan npN iWttta. ID IL
Mrnu mtutmun, ~ II
Mrnn, ia 10
Max tmun,. ~ date. II aud II
Minimum, I'd date. IT,
thcRteat JndA tanHe IA
rNbetrttNtteN5
fNtal 1 ~ too tnohaa
Uueatcnt 10 ~ haurn. IL late. III
NuNhat IT daNa IN Witch u ~ mate
precipitation tell.
Nnmte, at eleat ,iaAn. Il. nnmhet IT
PATTY cloudy daNn, =. uumtet II slaudN
daNA.
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aud "a
Nea,N tam with y. I. mud gu 18th,
NeN aSateecttNe.
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" ! am well now and
enjoying bette-' health
than ever before in
my whole life

That is the statement Of a woman who
had meyer been well until she was made
we'll by tile use OF Dr. Picrcc's FaNo.itc
Prescription There are q great many
other women in like case. They have
always been sufferers from disease. They
have never known the JOY OF perfect
health.
For all such women Or. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription holds out the pros
pcct of perfect and permanent health, by
the cure of the womauly diseases which
weaken women. 1t establishes regular
lily, dries weakening drains, heals lnlam-
nation and liberation, and cures female
weakness II makes weak women strong
and sick women well.
ut gives me pleasure TO let YOU know Of the
great benefit received from DR. Picrce's medi
cincs aud the advice which you 50 kindly sent"
writes Mrs. Bcitie Parker. Of Bonham, Fanuiu
Co Texas. Il took ypts Favorite freserip
lion Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Pellets and followed your advice regarding the
Lotion Tablets and am cured. | had been
treated by different doctors and spent one hun
dred dollars for treatment and medicine but
received very little relief | have only spent
seventeen dollars aud nifty cents Tor your lnedi
sine and II has tnyFd me III three or tour months
II liberation and falling Of uterus. | suffered
severe misery in my back, also irregular periods
Had bearing down in lower portion OF body and
gteat pain all through my body Pain in uterus
WAS very severe. Had smothctiug spells breath
WIS very short all the time had pain in stomach
pain in my thighs pain in breast, also between
my shoulders Bowels constipated. am well
now aud enjoying better health than ever before
In my whole life. Am happy to tell YOU that
| wits cured by your good advice and good ined-
eines the Favoritc Prescription, Golden Med
ieal Discovery Pleasant Pellets and Lotion
Tablets These medicines cured me and will
cure others also"
The dealer who offers a substitute for
"Favorite Prescription does so to gain
the little more profit paid ON the sale of
less mefitorious medicines. His profit is
your loss. therefore accept no substitute.
Dir Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the bowels
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The happiness Of hons life depends
largely ON the health Of the wife and
mother. When her strength ia unequal
IL the daily cares and duties Of home,
the evening hour finds her utterly worn
out. too tired ~ talk. too weary 10 read
At first even she Is glad e. have her
husband So ont for the evening. She
wants rest aud quiet at any prize. And
81 the foundation for martial misery 10
e4tcn Laid III iN.health,
Rat when the housewife is healthy
and steeuy SHE finds In her davts duties
oaly Satheicnt outlet for her eAercv.
She i,Naks forward all dav ~ the evening
hour Sl~nt with her husband over :
INK. of pasSed tn quiet conversation
Aad eNcyN evening 81 spent draws the
wtie ne@sry ~ the hpSlNni s1i kpiss
together the twain who are VNne 6sSA
~ the higher naisv ri orc u,inS.
ENSyv wVsssa should krcw that sN>
Seaegsl health depends CT tie MAI
mVseautv AeSssa. fyyeSulsss.v. weaken
teyS 6vsssN Inflammation. liberation Ssi
tSs@Sss weakness ave 1ssN,Iirgs Which SAP
the wcs,ssa'S SsveaSsA aai ieSsrCv Arr
happiness NTH hex health.
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thv lWlmttRaoa II ltNuistiuh eenn
". h eeettnt,eH aseemtled. hereby
,on,lNn
THAT ~ ladat With latie h. tho
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ihoNi aud atetR atlRes. aad eareeialh
It. w. ohl the Mtontteu II tntrtp To-
the NhHldOtu III tron ~ atnin utlioutn
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thp Ntate. Whteh with othel tniumh
WruEld nhaNt la tho ninlam II cut
loAlWn. rnhhlaa u MY htHn tnlntn Ia
hS uaio a. the taktWk ntn, nn thai thetr
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fhat ~ ANta tn Rdetdten d
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THE MARKETS.

I.nmboriwlle, Oct z, 1na
PRICES or GRAIN corrected every Wed-
nea,lny by y y LEAR, dealer IN GRIM, Flour,
Feed, Ac
PRICES OF PRODUCE. &c=, by e0NoYER
n C0NoNEH. dealer. in Dry Goods aud GIRO
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Don't forget we carry the latest
of bond paper both in envelopes
note heads and letter heads.
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DEATHS.

DURHAM At Wrrtsvtlo. Sept - Gatlmrine
Nrstus Durham, IN the saith wear Of her axe
III COW In HOLLAND township sept II, Peter
ihonm, AErI is wears. mouths aud III
dHNs
M1AlnNF Al h,s home at haven katkl sept
III, lohn MrNloue. AZ an advanced AK
ukNNnlN AZ her homr III Clinton, sept -,
Mtsy laur Z thRtl,n HEcd about is Neats
peMpfr AZ her rc~idrpee On lark aNenue,
flonttuaten, sept ~, Mira lhrrtet L pe@
Nlatt. natd - wears, Il months aud DAYS
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HOLCOMBB'S MUSIC HOUSE
30 N. UNION STREET,,
LAMBERTyILLE, n. j.

Mathushek and Trowbridge Pianos.
Mason \ Hamlin, Estey and Car
renter Organs.
Edison Photographs aud Records
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MARRIAGES.

klMENilOwER ROBERTS At the Quaker
town NJ y parsonage, Sept y, hy Rev NJ l.
khndea, Mnldc l.. kimpuhowcr, of Pattern
burg, and Charles II Roberts. OF fttJown.
CON Agar AZ the Paramount rreshyter-
ian parsonage, sept ~ hy Rev. BAKER Smith,
II u Ammo Cox aud Noah Apgnr, both Of
tokeHhurN
COOPER nAXEN At the home nf the hrde.
Sept ~. hy Rcv II \ Maekuhhin, laahel
Enuprt aud inrcrh \ iRfVn, all ot Lam
hpttNtllr
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NAnntatN Ni,setNn

Sw,,Ac i amhertllla fnha take
NS ethet oN the ststemeut that they
ste iast An seAd
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We will he in l.ambSrtville every
THURSDAY At Mrs, :, NJ. NIME'S,
Ne, Il Union s.. IL examine
the evI> IT th0Se who cannot en-
venNn,lv nSach our rrenten atS,,A
CONSULTATION and examination tree.
We IL nv Ia, dneys>,
aseyS ~ Mann EAsr>,ssyS
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Old Eyes Made Young

and Dung eyes that are affected CT
diseased can be cornotei by our pro-
per fitting glasses.
If YOU HAVE headaches, i
feeling Of sand or sticks in the eyes,
dowsine>s when reading, nervou.
headaches, 4 blurring mist before the
eyes, and the print running together
when reading, You should consult "
At once before il gets too late
We make spycialty Of the follow
ing cslSeS:
ny permesrspis. AseplA- a>sheuePAs. FEv>-
esePas. simple sad eeaor-ssaa assigsAAEi.lsa
and Muscular iaee~aENliR sit>sas-
Come and have year eveS treated
S's<1st.sesll.y.
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,Ne seA~ hAt "a seee tn, ee,er
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naua Faulty rulpato the l,eat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

En- inter 81 de ese sport tan strac'
two, es de sentirse que los tiradores
amerieanos no hsyan aproveehado
para ga iaa & Europa, Ell pr6ximo
match iaternaeionsl de 1908, en- L.
hermosa B usslas.
No comprendemos porque 90 do
''importaneia de cable" 6 csc parti
eulAr match de Londres, puss an
certamen entire irglsses y america
nos no ofrece como politics. NADIA
nuevo, cuanao en- LucernA los tira.
aores frAneeses y alemanes que Ell
sorteo habfa hecho vecinos en- la
linea de faego, fraternizaron como
vieios amigosl
Y como impoftancis de ssport.
tampoco dirk NADIA, como no SEA- Ell
que los tiradores SON meiores 6 peo-
res que los Ri1ssnaen's irgleses. que
tan pobre resaltsdo dieron en- 10 Ha.
~, ESQ.,. y NADIA mas.
Ponce Abril de 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

Como sc vs, Inglaterra. que ha.
b1a mandado 6 sus mejores Rifeme7ss
lego Ultima con 10 enorme aif sren.
cia. respeeto de los vencedores, de
420 puntos 6 sean "a pantos por CO.
Dc tira&or! Desde ese desastre, In.
glaterra dejo de figurar en- los
<matchs internaeionales.
Los e stados Unidos solicitados
nuevamente, CON mucha insistencia,
por los organic saores franceses del
certamen del af1o siguiente en- Paris
1900. pues los tiraaores europeos
desesban mucho YER en- esa lucha
pacffica & los modernos HPathfin.
der" de nuevo anunciaron su parti
cipaci6n, y de nuevo renunciaron 6
Ultima hora. Tomaron parte en- el
ematch. de Paris seis naciones, CON
los siguientes resultados:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
ImportaDtes ''matchs''
De Trio Al BlANCO
ENTIRE NACIONES
Suiza hasta ahora la pri-
mera y Francia Ia
segunda
AmericanoS- E ingieSeS han
COncertadO 0tfO ''matCh'

Ya que el cable nos ha traido 10
noticia de que nm cuerpo de tiraao-
res americahos ha salido con rumbo
& Irgsaterra para participar de nm
match de tiro al b,Anco con los in.
gleses, ereemos oportuno 6 intsre'
sanfe dar algunos datos sobre ell es'
tado actual del noble sport { que se
refiers dieho cable.
Sabido es que en- estos 1ltimos
amos Sc ha tornado nm concerto en-
tre los eclubs. de tiro de casi todas
lss naciones, para celebrar cRda
s11o nm gran emAtch1 International,
mandando cadA naci6n una eequipep
de cireo de sus mejores tiradores,
tocando en- turno 6 eada naci6n 10
organizaei61 del ematch. annual en-
una de sus ciudades.
En- Ell primer certAMen sc trAto de
tiro 81 fusil NADIA mas que 6 una
DISTANCES de 300 metros, planco de
N. de aikmetro, dividido en- 10 CIT
eulos, ncta mfLima / y mGxima 10
Cada tirador habrf de dieparar 12O
balas en- las siguientss posiciones:
parade, de lodillas Y acostsao: total
ideal por naci6n 5000 puntos.
Ningunas de estas condolences
podfan ser modificadss, CON el obje.
to de yer CON exactitud los resulta.
dos comparativos do cRda smAtch..
FL siti0 elegido para el primer
snatch. fu6 10 capital 1e Hollands,
LA Haya-en 1899; tomaron parte
oeho naciones.
Los Estados Unidos que habfan
anuneiado su psrt.cipaci6n se eseu.
saron 6 & TINA hora.
e! resultado del primer snatch.
fac CO NO sigue. ocupando cada ma.
ci6n el sitio de orden conquistado
por So equipe;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
PrOteSta del elefante

Aburrido anoche ell elefante del
circo, de DIR siempre md sica saetfle'
%, sc puso SD mas e'ega ate manta,
de ribetes dorados y fue IL plaza
principal.
No se le permiti6 pasar sdelante
pues como 81 piso de To- plsza esta
averiaao, ne hubiara laatimado Gus
delicadas plantas.
Ttat6 do sentarse, pero no encon-
tro donde, pues solo qsedan en- aquel
sitio unos trozos de maderas que en-
m tempo Sc llamaron ''bancos,"
El alefAnts ragi6, algunos corrie'
ron y por fin acab6 por marcharae
ineomodo echAnao pestss del Ayun'
tamiantO.
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Dicen de UtuadO
(De nstestro oorrespo,ssoz)


Abril, 18. Como oportuname nte
ipform6 La Correspondence, al
ce,ebYe Jose Monroy ha sido csptu.
RADIO por IL Poliefa IusulAr sin que
hieiera nirguno resisterciA. Los po'
licfa 10 encontraron en- el bsrrio de
Gnaonico, casa de jose MAldonaao
v oil ser intimados para que 30 en-
tire CARA mAnd6 subir 6 los Insulares
no osurrienGo ninR1u incidente. Al
entrar en- 10 poblAciol Monroy, mas
de cuatrocientas persoras le Nguie'
ron hasta el cuartel.
FL Irgenioso don Arturo Gonz slez
queriao amigo nuestfo, nos visit6
syer acompafiado de nm sef1or ame'
ricAno en- comisi6n para 10 vsnts de
materiales para acueductos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

IN JUEz De ELEcCIO-
MES DEL PEPINO
ante el juez de Paz de
Anasco
.(De maestro cosresponsoD

Af1Asco, Abril 1s Aver ha de
bido celebrarse nm iuicio en- el Juz
gado de Psz siendo el &cusado Jea1s
Velez GnznAn, siuez que foe de cleo
clones, republic ano, en- el hist 6rico
pueblo del Pepino. Acusaao de de-
sacato al JaszI de Psz suplente don
Jose Rodriguez Ptzr ell procesAdo
piai6 nm Juez especial, por ser1e
Juex en- propiedad, pariente del SD :
plente, y fac designado para hacer
de Juez, en- dicho juicio, el respata'
BILE csballero don Felix Id'gc. Ig'
noramos Ell rssultado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

Cuarenta dollars le fueron roba'
dos antier 6 un campesino que Los
habfa reeibido en- el &lmac6n de los
st stf1orss Morey y Co. como proauc
to de 10 veata de unos seis qaintales
de cafe. Cuando motto L. sustrac
ci6n di6 en- ell acto conocimiento del
hecho & Ia policfa. FL iuzgado de
Paz instruyo las diligencias, reea
yenao sospechAs sobre Abino Con
zaltz y Luis de Ia O. q ,ienes Sc en-
cuentran ante ID Ct RE de Distrito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

eeaentss .smatchss quedanao- Suiza
& 10 eabeza, y volviendo Francis &
oeupar el segundo lugar que habfa
perdido desae 1899.
A contar del match" de Paris en-
1900, se af1adi6 al ssmatch" del fusil
otro al revolver, DISTANCES so me
tros, go balas por tirador: total IDEAL
por cada naci6n 8 600 puntos.
Los einco champions" al revol.
yer podrAn ser los mismos al fasil
q otros distintos.
Rasultados De Paris a nReiones): !:
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Sc esperA en- este pueblo Ell circo
de fierae; los muchAchos tienen va
rios gAtos y perros amarrAdos, para
venderselos q 10 empresa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

Sc dice que w & venderss en- este
pueblo, In carne & 8 centavos libra
por sompetencia ~que se hRr6s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

esos grandes higienistas franceses,
recoraAr& ell dicho del eminente Jo'
nessgrives de que, sls higiane es 10
suprema ley de los pueblos,s
Ssgurisimos ests mos, dc que nues'
ira s1plicA sela atendida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

Ea Lucsrna (SuizA) sl no siguien
te, 1901, ell match revisti6 a1n
mayor importaneia, por IL vuelta 6
la lueha de Italia, y 10 entraaa en- 10
Inca de fusgo de Alemania y Aus.
tria. Siete naciones tomaron parte
con los s'gaisnt tas reaultados:
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EL Polo. N0rte
CAFE Y BILLAR.

FL mejor establecimiento de su
clase en- San Juan. Servicio esme-
radisimo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe,
refrescos, y icores, de La mayor pu-
reZa.
Is San Francisco Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
Sc SOlicita tinSpeC-;
Ci6n higi6nica
en- Manatl
Irreparable deSgracia. De ia
milia que tOdOS depIOramOS
A un campesino le roban
el producto de la ven
ia de SUI cafe
(De maestro correspoasoD

Abril, 18.-Tr&s penosa y larga
enfermedad hA fallecido aver en- es'
to peblaci6n 10 distinguida sef1ora
dof1a Cristina Menendez de Cebolle'
70; 10 ss1iorA Menendez fac modelo
de virtudes. Seefsctu6 su entierro &
las s de 10 tarda del mismo,
Nuestros distinguidos 6 inteligen'
tes amigos don Isidoro Ramos Valez
don Jose Ramon Menendez hicie'
RON uso de To- pAlabra en- 10 Necr6'
polls.
RecibAn sus deudos nuestro MAS
sentido p6same, y Dios scoja en- "a
reino tan noble alma que deja nm
gran vAcfo en- la cultA sociedad ma
natie1a.
Nuestro distipguido y particular
amigo ell Prebistsro don Juan Sabas
LlAuger, sufri6 aver una caide. resi-
bienSo una lsve contuci6n; sineon
tinentis nm sin n1mero de amigos
visitaron al diatinguido heriao. Hoy
sc hAlla mejor.
Sc espera en- este pueblo Ell circo
u6 u0x@BS kO5 LA M49A@OAOp wA0A0A vs.
rios gAtos y perros amarrAdos, para
venderselos 10 empresa.
Sc dice que w & venderss en- este
pueblo, In carne & 8 centavos libra
por sompetencia ~que se hArks.
Rogamos al Official de sAnidad de
este pueblo, que con 10 activiaad
que le es pr6pia, no ne dc punto de
reposo & fin de que en- el lapso mas
breve, ordene la limpiezA de las le-
fl mas y dem&s sitios ineomoaos que
existen en- 10 poblAci6n. Cf6a doc
tor que con tAnta fetiaez como
arrojan las letrinas estAmos Amena
xAdos de ana epidemia. U stea que
es nm hombre ilustrado, y que su.
ponemos que est&rA relacionaao CON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

I'm esta imprentA SO vends papsl
visio & 81. 40 qvintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

En- esta Iupreuts se venas papel
visjo & 81 40 qsintAl. =
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
WORK ON STREET RAILWAY
improvements at twentieth and
Dodge VIII Result in BETTER
Car Service.

The street car workmen have been busy
this week placing new curves at Twentieth
and Dodge streets, on the Harvey and
Dodge lines, and IN placing connecting
switches. The rails at this intersection
had become badly worn and racked the cars
considerably and the passengers to a much
greater extent. Cars have now and then
jumped the rails of the Harvey line while
making the turn. A switch will connect
both the I'm and out lines. Tho work OF
making the change is difficult and expen-
slve Several days have been required 20
break apart the iron and cement of the old
cable tracks, and the new rails have had
70 be ordered of special curve owing 20
the relative position Of the tracks. The
Improvement will have a tendency to quiet
rumors that the Dodge street hill was
70 be abandoned by the Dodge and North
Twentieth line and the cars brought along
Seventeenth street
The new switches will greatly facilitate
the delivery of cars to the Dodge line at
night and morning. Heretofore, when cars
were put on in the morning and taken of
at night, and when the extras went on
for the busy hours It has been necessary
to run down to the Burlington depot and
then back on the line. Now the cars. which
are all housed in the Harney street barn,
can be run directly up to Twentieth and
Dodge streets Another advantage lies in
the fact that in case of circuses and other
attractions causing a crowd to travel north,
cars from other lines can be run out Har-
ney and up the comparatively small grade
on to Twentieth and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Light Summer Goats

Now on sale. Black Alpaca Coats, 75c,
csc, sl25 and $3.50 For $500 we show a
fine glossy Alpaca Coats, made by Alfred
Benjamin. For the same price We can fit
stout men in the Benjamin make. We
also can sell you a blue Shelton Serge Coat,
made by Benjamin, from $3.50 up. For the
ridiculous low prices of $3.50 and $1,000 we
offer some of Kohn Bros. Union Made Suits
These are the suits you see advertised in
the street cars. For $500 we show suits
worth considerable more money Our line
of $1.9O Pants beats anything in the town
for the price. Extra fine pants for $2.JO
$500 and $3.50. We carry a large line of
Mohair and Silk Shirts. Prices, $500, $3.50,
$2.75 and $780, We save you about s1.OO On
a shirt of this kind.
THE GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO.,
1519-1521 Douglas Street