davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
En- haftls eIdsyada , rasads I under.

natten til q, !, okt. i JaFfed / Arnas
socken. Eden borjade vid 12-tiden 1
en- vedbod, %tinh6rig gardsegare u Mes
lin, och espridde1 sig derifran medi RAJ
sande fart till mangardsbyggnadea
SAINT kastade sig vidare Oliver hand
landen E Hagglunds och hemmans-
egaren ~ ohRfnds gardars Den lsenas
res acknowledgement. lyckades, man
med stor anstraugning att radda, men
ALA 0friga b~ygtgnader4a de ire gardar.
ma blefvo lagda'i saska. 80 ~ 49,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

'UPsAlA Ian. Eft foredras, ON A.
merlkas underIand. fmpresarion Gu
stave 'fhalberg 'har d. 9 Aokt. a. stora
s,Giilesalen + Upsala inf0r en- tairik och
'tacksam psbIik halit foredrag ON
Yello~stone-parken. Amerikas under
land. illustreradt af synnerligen vack;
"a. skioptikonbilder. Behallnihgen till
falTer 'det blifvande Ihemmet for pauva
res honteux i Upsala, !. n..1.y
81 LEIyIl
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
,BrEKlNes rxN. eesiagtasen an.

BEEKINGE GxN! Geesiagtasen an.
garcs Denz2 kt,sbesiagtogsi Stettia
sSenska Angaren sGluckauf, som eges
afs Syenska gFanitindustri och skepps-
Observation-Disclosures FIJI Wolff / Karls-
krona. hyilket boIags u~ppiosning dess-
f6rinnaH begarts a extra bolagsstam-
ma, Firman Mundt & Schutt. som
af bolaget. har en- fordran pa $4,000
mark. bar f6ranstaltat ON b~eslagtagan-
Diet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
I koeeARsERes EtxNl smsltnlns

'SkoPPARsERGs tIxN!, is~msItnIns
at IernmsIm5n& Alsktsiskt vas. Sven
ske ingeni0ren Nils Wallin, som /
manga ar varit bosatt I Berlin, har I
dagarnA ankommit till Sverige for att
vid Donnarfvet under nagra manaders
It'd anstalla fors0k med en- af honom
k~onstrqerad elektrisk ugn for main
smaltning, som uppforts for, Sierra Kop-
parbergs b~ergslags rakning. Hr Wal
lin haE 4 ito ar arbetat pa losning af
proble1net att pa EFT lonande SALT small
ia MAIN models elektricitet och gar nu
till p~rofningarna med godaffoThspp9ip-
gar. Han anser att ppbblensts los
ming ligger deri att mar kan astad-
komma en- sa foradladS produkt som
mojligt
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
sopgRMAkLANps Ian. Drag.

Oh SoDERMANLANDS Lam. Drap.
Gjdtaren' Y, o. Holmqvist, ,anstalld tid
Holmens mekaniska verkstad / Tors
halla, blef d. Z okt, pa aftonen vid
Nyby bruks station m~isshandlad till
dods. Drapet f0regicks af EFT slags-
NAL mellan. pagra 2 Eskifstuna- och
Torshallabor och dessforinnan hade
handgemang egt rum pa Stadskalla-
rem. Holmqvist efterlemnar maka
och tire barn.
Eskilstunadirektorens Monte Carlo
mitIfon4 Direktoren vid Smidesfabriks-
bolaget, i Bskilstuma Elon LARSON tas
xerades af NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
en- inkomst af 1,011, S46 kr. bet hade
bIifvit 5kandt att, han 1 Monte Carlo
gjort, en- stor spelvinst. man trodde sig
veta en- million kr. "a fI'.t ~ B..
Direktor LARSON, som icke, forneka-
de Vinsten, men vile CORA troligt att
den icke var sa stor, klagade hos prof
ningsnamnden,, yrkande nedsattning
till 10000 kr; ,Besvaren arc nu at
namnden lempade utan ~afseende. Mil
liontaxeringenn som betyder skatt till
staten af omkring 1900 kr. och till
Eskilstuna stad af omkring 6 900 kr.,
star saledes annu fast, men antagiigen
fullf0ljer hr LARSON sina besvar q
hogre ratt, J. n', ( .2s .!cf .4iEh
eilasd strejk. U~ppgorelse bar traf-
fats Yid F. A. Stenmans lasfabrik 1
Eskilstuna, der strejk' pagatt sedan
ib6yjan at Angusti. Q sArbetet atefupp-
toys den 10 okt, 5aa4 o tax
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
+'4AllANpsIlxn psIssyada. aTtil

,HALLANpsIIxN {! iEIssyada. aTifl
foijd IL sieafapta8dfiRgg Spbstod a. 4
OFT pa aftonepp cid fSpt Store logs
bEsgnad, pa HeagaId sirax ,1tanfor
Observation-Disclosures sgedsegarep' Hi
Nilsson. Eden spred SIG med stor Ma.
stighet Diver heia bygghaden, T bvilken
f6ryarades all gardens 'groda.j ALA
kreatur voro utsIappta. Grodan var
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
sKARAsoRes Ian. e~rsnvtnsbe,

sKARAsoRes Ian. ~ersnvtnsbe-
sIaset sirHintzesardanc Malet angaen-
de branvinsbeslaget i Kindergarten TO-
reear anyo;i d.. 80 tOkt.a fnf0f tinget i
Versus.
Pastor Vinberg bitraddes afVen den
ma gang af ,adyokatep Herzog fran
Stockholm och rattaren Manson af
,advokaten Ttngstrom fran Norrkoping
Manson atertog sin vid fora ratte-
gangstiIifallet ogjorda f6rkiaring anga-
ende sin ,stallning till b~ranneriet och
vitsordade de uppgifter han haft der,
ON infor t. +. la~ndsfiskalen Bj0rck vid
~beslagets verkstallande. Manson blef
i anledning haraf skid fran malet.
Pastor Vinbcrg inlemnade en- langre
forsvarsskrift, i hvilken han yrkade
fullstandigt frikannande fran Diet ata-
lade brottet cch att aklagaTen skulle
ataggas etlagsds bstnaderna i malet
afYensom .ersattping for: Idep sllada-
Sedan sex vittnen horts. hvilka dock
ej hade nagot nytt att mediela, Diver.
iermuadb bada' parterna malet.. -:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

inbrottsstold1 J. ursffsr. iGenom in
brctt I s!GMargdlinskys uurraftari vtd
characteristics Malmo stulos nat
ten till d.. n Okt, p, guild: och silver,
ur. Tjufven eller itjufyarna hade ge-
nom en- lucka gberedt sig tilltrade till
butiken: ~ 10 d.: Ioi& ,a+-o..
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

!. KRoNosERes' LAN.!n L~0net0retse,n
Wd de ehsRHda TernSSsarna. Persona,
len. vid Vexio-Alfvesta jernvag hard.
fIOkt. till .j%ernvagens styretse eeaom
Svenska jernvagsmsnnafoEbrndst is
lemnat forslag till ny f6rhojd i~6nestat
.att tillampas fran och med d, Nov.
lEiknsnde forslag har forut inlemnats
ar 'p~ersonalen vid Vexi0-KlarestrQm
} Aksbeda och dels vid Vexio-Tings-
J syds ~5ernvagar till resp. styrelser.
xkristlna Nilsson, grefvinna de Casa
F. Miranda, haF~Ra-lsmnat Garashy-e och
arrest till sinvipaa NentoPessy
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
VssTERNoRRLANDs' Ian, lord

VssTERNoRRLANps Ian, Jord.
stor I AnsermanIand. En- haftig jord-
slot intraffade ar okt!!Ik l 1913 (, m.
i Nordingra r|st6ten foregicRs af EFT
askliknande dan, staten, som var sd
kraftig, att husen skakades, hade rikt-
ming fran vester trl' 6ster och efter-
f0ljdesi af stark blast och en- hAftig
regnskur. S1.| -,I,g seq
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

VEsTERBoTTENs LAM. .Beearan
ON ny tuIIstation.t Pa framstallning al
Mo och Domsio aktiebolag har Nord4
malings kommun beslutit inga till t.
mt med ansokan ON erhallande af en-
af staten .aflonad fast tullstation vtd
Mo angsas. 3iTii&Ga ElEtULii~t
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
JEMrLANps LxN. praparen d5md.

JEMTLANps LxN. prapsren dsmd.
R~adhusratten i 6stersund har a, 4
okt. DON'T I. d. aartilleristen O. Ny
str6m for drap a arbetaren Markusson-
Knut till 2 ar och sex manaders strait
rarbete. s1ru h s.s,r. t,
Or. Hugo Wlekstrom utlofvar en-
minnesvard 4 fornnordisk still. Under
vilkor att ostersunds stadsfullmaktige
besluta sig for att anordna en- prone
nadpark pa en- sttandremsa norr som
ostersundsbFohs lostersund, amman
redaktoren for Jemtlandsposten, en-.
ligt tillkannagifvande ! sin tidhing,
lata pa egen bekostnad l namnda pro;
menadpark uppfora och till staden
skanka zen minnesvard / fornhordisk
still (med h~autasten och 'domarerng,J
till hagkomst af en- af Jemtlands .stor-
sta och adlaste soner Arnliots Gallina".
III IA En. q a.LRsaD . Aas E!T
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

; E~LFsBoRGs Ian. Ny tiskestadsa.
sElfsborgs lans nora hushaliningssall-
skaps fiskeristyrelse har bestutit upp-
Eg6ra en- ny fiskestadsa, SAINT soka ia
3den godkand af k. bfhde, Styrelsen
har dessutom b~eslutit att ansluta sig
till den af Vermlands Ian antagna fl
skeristadgan afseende pa. d. sj9ar,
som lgga nheochs vidSs granssnS tin
Vermlands Ian. Venern ~inbegripen..
.., .HAiAE a n - gN a. - -
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

stora bestslIninsar for statens rak-
,nine9 d Ldndkolmens ,mekaniska verk.
stads aktiebolag har af svenska staten
erhallit bestallning pa en- to~rpedjagare
f6rsett pris af krohor 1.0fSb0o. Staten
har yidare hos -Motala yerkstads nya
~aktiebolag bestallt 10 lokomotiv for
ofverhettad anga, betingande en- leve-
ranskostnad af omkring 3M millioner
kr. H 'ffF5f 49,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

f6rsakrad for 100000 kr, ! svea och
byggnaden for $4,000 'kr. ALMANAC
brandstodsboiaget for byggnader pa
landet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

.Frikand ataI foe tSrfalsknipae For
Notwithstanding haktade landtbruka-
re A. Johansson fran, Gunnar6 har d.
IA Oktl af Grenna r&dhusratt blifSit
fullstandigt frikand fran atalet pa den
grund att hans broder landtbrukare C.
Johanssoh fnfora rratteh medsaf att han
gifvit A. Johansson l6fte ON att skrif-
,yaihans namn,pa de ssassomn f6rfalskade
ansedda vexlarna. s~+'
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

fran Kristiania till ~K0penhamn. salun-
da begasnande sig az wagon Diver syS
rige stallet f6r att upprnuntra den
nya d~ansk-norskas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s1Resan foretogs l yanIisisa klass sagn
med "upptaget" \ bada andar. yid
stationen 6fverlemnades for vidare be
fordran till drottningen en- ,bnkett III
jekonvaijer fran norska damer Cote
borg, hvilka pa delta satt tillato sig
attiSverige demonstrera for Diet nor
ska konungaparet. Pa perrongen SAX
anadesg ejaen del nyfikna, hvilka icke
kunnatfatma sigs attshalla sig derifran
vid EFT sadant tillfalle. Polisstyrkan
var mobiliserad med chefer. kommissa-
rier och detektiver. Den kungliga vagr
men var "hermetiskt' tillsluten under
Diet is minuter langa uppehallet pa sta
tionen och ingen af de kungliga visade
sig.
F0ljande days morgon anlande kun
gaparet jemte kfonprinsen TIL Hell
singborgsoch fortsatte omedelbart med
extra angfarJa till iHelsineof. N'ahI&
Hsktad fog m%ordbrand. Postbetjen-
ten M. o. Peterson haktades harsta-
des d. 10 Okt. for Notwithstanding
ming / sin Bostad' vid Johannes kyrko-
gaia SAINT for Diet att han derifran for
ut / afsikt att bedraga f6rsakringsbola-
get, fore eldsvadan bortfort en- del af
slit bphag.
fG8NR& JersSIz
Gafvor till bysgnadsfonder. Fore
ningen for bistand At yanfora har at
grosshandlaren Carl Wiki for sin ny
lbyggnadsfond fat mottaga en- gafya
af 10000 kr. Denna fond uppgar nu
till f72.500 kr. Dessutom har hr G.
WIKI till Goteborgs Notwithstanding
byggnadsfond skankt 5000 kronor.
A
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
kRISrIANsrAps Ian. EnseIhoIm

kRiSTIANsTAps IAN. EnseIhoIms
mIlitsrfraga. Stadens / sista stund in
gifna erbtudande till regeringen I mill
tarforlaggningsfragan har bait till
fold att forsta Observation-Disclosures ka-
sernkdmwission tredan fatt' antasdan
att afven bes0ka Engelholm for att Ia
ga de tokala forhallandena i'betraktan.
de.
DSmd vexeIf0 r~falskare. For f0rfalsk-
ming sf en- vexel a 1876 kronor haktade,
skraddaren P. Person Kinnwall, dom
des DIS Okt. af Kristianstads radius.
raft till s mansders straffarbete och !
AIRS vanfrejd.
Ep oIyekshsndeIse med dodIlg ut
gang intraffade d. IA Okt. pa aftonen /
narheten at Engelholm. 1 Diet att T..
lan%dtbrukaren Otto Anderson dersta-
des. under Diet han / vagn fardades
mot staden, derigenom att hasten kom
ske1 kastades ur vagneu ochi slunga-
des mot en- telefonstolpe, med pafoIjd
att hdfvidskalen 'spracktes och doden
Egenastl f0ljde EAndersson1 TSarS ON
kringT ar gammal, SAINT efterlempar
shustrp 1 ,andrs, giftet .och barn, ,,g p
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

MALMoAvs LIN SvattenforsnilI.
nInaen Lsnd. Drstselkammaren III
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

GSTE5oReA RSrska konunsaparst
Sverige. Den norska konungafamil-
len ~passerade d. 8 Okt. pa aftonen In
(kognito pa genomresa staden pa vag
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

GEFLE6oRGs LAM. ofverk0rd och
d0dad. Natten mellaHr d.sl-och 2 Okt.
blef P. j. Hook fran sarby ! Jertso
-socken Helsipgland 3fyerkprd, och
dodad afr godstaget pa LINEN Karsio-
L0rstrand. AT ALT, att donna -har do
den f0ljt ogonblickligen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

prapet I oekelbo. For drapet / oc-
~kelbo natten till az okt.' Hat ahhailits
arbetaren J. Lindberg- GIndicierna mot
honom arc starka, hyarfar han torde
komma att haktas. AT den hallna po-
li~sutredningen framgar. att ,drapet egt
rum under EFT haftigt tumult, hvarvid
stenar. rfbbor, spadar m. m. anvandts
sasom .vapen. En- af deltagarna har
afskjutit s. revolverskott, hVilka dock
81 orsakadei nagon skada.j '"t" 9t" $
Rynmaren sundstrom kristlania.
Radakt0ren Olof Sundstr6m som af
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

... "a ~ z - al "a 81 =
JoNKoPiNGs LxN. Donationer.
Nyligen aflidne hspdlanden S. ia DO
hanson i ~Jank5pins bar tit 9lika VA
gorande ahdamai der dbnefat Eett be-
lopp af samnmanlagdt $500 kr. aat so
Expedlt6ren oisson flick 81 nnAnaders
fsngelse. Radhusratten ii J0nk0ping
har d. 9 okt. d6mt e~xpeditoren Adolf
OLSON fran Main16, ,forfattare till upp.
ropets' IT'LL 1smalandsn ar~betareung-
DOM; att enligt 3. -paragraf Z nom,
Observation-Disclosures .ajemfordt med
10 kap. IA par. strafflagen;; sadant sistl
namnda lagrum lydeT senligt lagen af d.
16 Juni 1906. hallas till fangelse 4 6
manader. Dessutom f~orordnade Z rat.
ten, att kvarstaden8 skrifteh skan ega
bestand och att skfiften sEall 5konfisRe.
ras. "'' ,',s4zhZa n5Et
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

Rymmaren -sundstrSm ! kristianta.
Redaktoren olof Sundstrom, som af
Norrkopings radhusratt domdes till /
AIRS str~affarbete. har i BRET till nar-
staende / Gefle meddelat, att han nu
befinner sig i Kristiania.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

DodsfaIl. F.. d. vice amiralen Karl
Flip Samuel Virgin Allied d. s Okt.
Stockholm. Han var todd 1924.
- Sk~adespelaren Jon Wahlbom, sc
mast anstald vid RANTS teatrar
Stockholm. Allied derstades d. s okt.
A8h far gammal.
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Many Orders Coming
From Stars Train
CONTINUED from First Page.)

coined any business venture that would
bring trade into Washington. He said that
his firm had not sent a representative on
I ne Star special train, but that they were
perfectly willing to do anything that will
hiring money into the city. He referred to
the fact that the business of the Cook &
Stoddard Company is a purely local one,
but that the firm supported The Star idea
from the first because of the fact that
when Washington becomes great jobbing
center that there will be many more per-
sons in the city who will be able to buy
automobiles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-23
Three instruments Sold.

had received from Mr. " ]. Becker, the
representative of the Smith Company, who
is on the train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-23
IN THE STORES

JACKSON BROTHERS announce that
they will hold open house tomorrow and all
this week, and invite their customers and
friends to call and inspect their enlarged
building and stock Of new fan goods. Their
present line Of furniture, which Is by far
the largest the house has ever carried, en-
braces every style and conception OF house.
hold furniture, together with carpets, rugs.
draperies, lace curtains and window shades.
Among the special features to be displayed
are china closets, genuine leather couches,
continuous post brass bedsteads, and par
lor, dining room and bed room suites OF
every desirable style and finish.
8. KAHN, SONS & co.'s fall opening is
announced for Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday of this week, and from the good
things promised In today's advertisement
it will create a sensation equal to that oc-
casioned by Houdinis escape from the box
In which Kann's packers thought they hao
secured him.
In the suit department the models are SO
representative both of the severe lines
pushed forward by some of the celebrated
men costumers of Europe and Of the
daintily feminine fancies of the second
empire, that every woman may MAKE -,
selection most becoming to her style. This
variety Is to be found in new colors as well
as new designs. Some of the latest shades.
Bordeaux, Burgundy, ETC., are very sugges-
tive or the .rlcn VINE tints, anu tnere are
also many new shades in green. brown,
blue and grays, etc. The new cQlors are
seen in the fall millinery, which was never
more piqHant in style, and in the way of
waists there is everything novel and dainty
in silk, wooden, lace and crepe de chine.
THE PALAIS ROYAL page tells of bar
gain days for housekeepers, and explains
why so much better values are possible
during the annual September sale, long
since feature of this establishment. 1t
would seem impossible to publish a more
comprehensive catalogue of home needs,
and many well known staple articles are
quoted at prices astonishingly little,
Forty-four illustrations will be found on
the Palais Royal page. and every one
has a price surprise attached. Included are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-23
Among the Clubs.

The Home Lovers Club has arranged to
hold its first meeting the second Tuesday
in October to meet weekly throughout the
fall, winter and spring. 1t Is composed of
eight couples, all young married people OF
the northeast
The Washington branch Of the Theo-
sophical Society held it's regular meeting at
its headquarters, 222 A street southeast,
on Sunday evening at o'clock. The meet
ing was opened by the president, Mr. A. ].
Cory, with an appropriate reading The
lesson for the evening was selected from
'Theosophy and the New Psychology
which Is the outline followed for study and
discussion. The Wednesday evening class,
In the study of 1.-The Pedigree of Man."
continued the subject of the monadic evolu-
ton. The Friday evening class, In the
study of Thought Power" took for its
subject, Memory"
The Wheel Club, being formed and which
will be composed of the hub and thirteen
spokes. is expected to be a prominent fea.
ture of this winters work.
The auxiliary board of the Florence Crit
tenton Mission met Tuesday afternoon at
the home 21S Sd street northwest. Mrs.
simpson. the president, called the meeting
to order and brought greetings from Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett, who spent the summer
and is yet at her cottage at Cape Henry.
After the reading of the minutes by Mrs
Emma Ellis the secretary, the chairmen
of the several committees reported Miss
Allen reported great interest among the
members of the N. p. Circle. which has
were perfected for the reception in honor
of the new president, Mrs. Sumar, to be-
given at the local home. 307 c street.
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lace curtains, portieres. rugs, bric-a-brae,
silverware, china and glass wares, furni-
ture, beds and bedding, table linen and
most needed of housefurnishings
The list Of thirty-five best bargain spots
on the basement floor will prove a valuable
shopping guide to prospective purchasers.
values come under the heading of second
floor attractions, and 1t becomes evident
that now Is the time to secure supplies OF
table linen, bedwear, towels. etc.
such as old-time colonial clocks, mission
tables and chairs, bookcases, desks, dress
ing tables, china closets, costumers, or
cellarettes for the bachelors apartment, a
visit should be made to the fourth floor.
But first look on the Palais Royal page
for the bargain spots. The paragraph
devoted to pictures is worth reading.
MAYER & CO. will bring to a close this
week the greatest September sale in the
history Of the firm. The attractive discounts
which have prevailed throughout the month
will continue this week; the tag on each
piece Of furniture showing its reduction
from the original price. The new depart
ment devoted to draperies, lace curtains
couch covers, etc, has proved a great sue
cess, and nothing can be more pleasing to
the purchaser of carpets than the knowl-
edge that the prices always include making
lining and laying. This store does business
on a credit basis and goods may be bought
and paid for later.
HOUSE & HERMANN are exhibiting
an unusually large and splendidly selected
line of furniture with which to begin the
fall season. The buyers for this house are
instructed to select only well-proportioned
furniture, in graceful design, and as a
consequence each piece has an artistic
value apart from its usefulness fact
which appeals to men and women who are
fitting up tasteful home. The carpet and
draperies departments are showing weaves
of great variety and beauty and the prices
are such as should catch the interest OF all
who have yet to- buy their floor and WIN
dow furnishings for the winter.
WILLIAM HAHN & co. are prepared to
supply every child in Washington with
school shoes The fall stock represents
every make of footwear that has hereto
fore stood the test of time. together with
many new styles that are warranted to be
even an improvement on the OLD. Among
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them Is the Bend Eesy, a flexible shoe,
comfortable and durable, which is guar.
anteed to resist the rough usage OF the
average growing boy. This store has Just
installed an up-to-date cash system, which
will do away with waiting for bundles
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Mr.. Graham Pleased.

Z
Mr. E. c. Graham, the president Of the
company, is especially pleased with the
work done by the representative Of his
company during the several days that The
Star special has been on the road In the
selling Of complete power and electric
plants, as we'll as other electrical and ma
chine goods, the officials of the National
Electrical Supply Company believe that the
region traversed by The Star special is a
fruitful soil for business. In letter which
they are mailing to all firms in the towns
to be reached they say just what time the
train is scheduled to arrive. They then
go on to say:
'It is our desire to see all those inter-
ested in our line during the time this spe-
cial train Is in your city; however, as our
time is limited, we trust that in asking you
to call on us we are not indulging too
much of your time. which We believe would
be spent to our mutual advantage.
For more than thirty years we have
been studying your requirements, and with
two exceptions we carry the largest stock
in the east and south-therefore we are in
the best possible shape to render the serv-
ice you want. Our success In large meas
ure has been due to the service rendered,
and we offer to you that which has been
tried and approved by others. to wit: Sc
lection of material of the best quality;
prices as low as the lowest; service as
good as the best; equitable and prompt ad-
justment Of all claims.
But how are we going to prove what we
have said, unless you give us a trial? Why
don't you find out for yourself If there is
not another place to buy? See if you have
not been losing money by not getting a
connection with us before. We are willing
and hoping to serve you.
Catalogue containing 700 up-to-date ma
terial pages will be distributed by us on
| this trip.
They close with the hope that their rep
resentatives may have the pleasure of see
| ing the prospective buyers.
Mr.. Van Wickle, manager of the F. G.
Smith Piano Company, was enthusiast site
when he was called upon by the represen-
! tative Of The Star to hear what news he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-23

N. b.
These figures are
actual shipments
not Sales"
A large part of
the latter
never mature
into
shipments.