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PIANOS FOR
CHfflSTMAS.
The Largest and Most
Varied Stock
- Ever Assembled Under a: Single
Roof In Akron, Now Ready
For Your Inspection.
50 Styles of Uprights From
$125 Up At A. B. Smith's.
Special Bargains in Instru
ments of Every Grade.
Easiest Terms of Payments
Visitors Invited.
If you nru thinking of n plnno ilo not
fail to visit my wurcrooum tomorrow,
which ro thronged with tho lntest
productloni) of ton lending makers,
llcnutlful AhlMroiui), KtuibiillH, Steg
crs, II. M. Cables, Singers, HoynlH, and
various other innUeH stnnd sldo by
sldo n waiting tlio Judgment of the most
ajtlcnl. Anions these 50 styles now
bulng Mhown arc pianos far more ele
gant In nppeaianeo tlian anything you
can find elsewheie. In tho matter of
lirlco, I aim to save .vou from $50 lo
$J00. This I am able to do by the.
1'enson of my largo purchases, as we
virtually operate four stories under
ono roof and with only one expense
In many dlrcctlus iiiHlead of four,
On eveiy liand you will llml special
bargains. Choice of a roomfull of new
upright of various liinkos, Including
tho boot, lit a heavy dlHcount. Soma
of thukc instruments liavo been ill op
pud from the 11)0- catalogueK, and
we promplly offer them at a clearing
sale to dispose of them at once. It ih
quite possible you limy prefer one of
these styles to any other.ln whloli case
you get extiaoullnary Willie, for the
jilanos iiic entirely now and without
jtuull or blemlHli of any kind.
KIMIJ.W.I, IIAIUJAINS.
Three high grade Kimball uprlghtH,
two of the laigest size oak and French
walnut IIiiIhIi cases, nil mngnitlcent
musical instruments, offered this week
ifioin -.'() upwind.
'8EVEIIA1, SPECIAL HAHGAINS.
ltavlug liuil only enough use to do
them good, at $00.
' y Jl. M. OAKMSS,''
A few bountiful II, M. Cables, been
rented a shoe) time, at $-"-f.
STEINWA V HAltCA I N.
Special burgalu In Stciuway plan6
nt $1'J5.
NKW PIANOS AT NEW PUICES.
Tho uprights of the thoroughly mod
ern denlgn tlmt we offer at $1115 aro
decidedly attractive In nppoaraKeo. Aft
a mutter of fact this grado of pianos
Ih sold for very much higher HguroM
olBOWhere. Wo deliver u piano to u
responsible parly on tho payment of
a Kinull hiiiii down and allow monthly
payments on the remainder, charging
only Hlmplu interest for tlio accommn
datlon. AN ESPECIAL EAVOKITE.
Nearly a year ago I Hot out to secure
tho llnost .fii.'.0 ui)rlglit thai could bo
built. Everything thnt capital and
oxperleneu could suggest Is einbodiea
l'l this instrument. Wo ask compo
tout Judges to compare it with tho best
plnno to bo bought for $:iLT cIhowIioio.
Cash or time. A carload of them In
stock,
Tlio good value and durability of
iho Ahlstrom, Kluibnll, Sieger, and
otlior makes that I offer In my holiday
display cannot bo dwell upon too
strongly. If yon mo buying a mod
crate priced upright with the thought
ttnt perhaps you may exchange It sumo
day for un AhlHtrom or Kliutmllll Is
well to remember thnt these two high
crndu pianos aro sold only by us, and
thul such exchange can bo miulo to
very much better advantage when the
cheaper piano Is bought from us. Buy
er a nru always assured or tho highest
Jutrlnulu value u our Hitlcsioms,
bllghtly used and Second-hand I'lanos.
Pianos taken In exchange and re
turned from rental l.nvo accumulated
lu ju-oat numbers. Wo offer a wide
choice to any ono seeking a piano In
llrst class"' playing order at a fraction
of its original price. Nolo tho follow
ing! WOO lloyal upilgh), $1(15.
ipxi Arlou, new, $105.
$3i5 Kimball, $i.)0.
tf'.Mtf llradfoill, l(l5.
fUitt Martin ltos. piano, $UW.
$275 .Soliumiiiii,.,$l(l.
fATTi Klngsbiry, $1115.
All of thco aro bnigaltiH of tho
strongest tjpo,
i have n number of square qlauos
nud other inimical Instruments which
I am going to bell tomorrow in my
tmsenien wareroom at some, tlgures
or Othi.
A .$700 oquaro piano for $,'J5-$3 n
moot.
Ji $115 H(iiaro piano for $'.5-$2 n
month.
A $!I5 square plnno for $'J0-$2 n
month.
Five and six-octavo musical liistru-inents-$0,
$8, $7, $0. $5, $, $;j.
Thoy have all got to go, as the llrst
nf Jniiunry I don't want anything left.
MB 8U11I0 AND A'lHIT MY STOHU
O.OMOi;i(OW.
A. B. Smith
220 H. Main fit., Akron, ,Q.
I '11 H. TTnn-nril at. Ahvrin f
IH'2 H, Market St., Haulon, O.
8 West Main pt, MusbIHou, O.
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For New Jail to be
Modified.
Estimated Saving
$15,000.
of
Commissioners and Committee
Decided For Cheaper Material.
Architect F. O, Weary has been
Instructed to modify tho structural
Iron Work plans of tlio new Jail In a
ninnner that will reduce the cost of
the bulldbig, at least, $15,000, keeping
Within tlio estimate of $05,000. Ma
terial required by original plans was
of tho very best, mid would have run
tho cost of the Jail to $80,000.
The decision to have the plans modi
fied was reached at a meeting of tho
Commissioners and Building Commit
tee lion, (leo. W. Crouso, Clerk Iter-
shey, and .lodge Anderson Friday.
Original plans required Chroma steel
for all tho cells, bars and lattice work,
but it lias been decided to use CUromo
steel for only the cells. A cheaper
quality of steel will bo used for the
other work. Cement will also be
placed between tho cells. Instead of
lead.
Report
on the
Treaty.
Canal
Senate Committee Has Agreed to
This 'Report.
Washington, Dec. 0.-(A. I) The
Semite Committee on Foreign Kela
tlons today voted to report favorably
tho new Jliiy-I'anncefoto treaty pio
vldlng for the construction of an Isth
mian cnnnl.
The' treaty wns criticised vury sharp
ly by Sonillors Money and lliicnii, who
found In it ninny of the objecll.ms
whlcli they urged ugnlusl tho old
treaty.
Senators Money nml Bncon did not
go to tho extent of voting against
the treaty, and they acknowledged
they are anxious to seo It r; tilled.
Still they Insisted thnt tho treaty as It
now stands Is very objectionable in
'cnt'iC of tho contingency of war. ",
SMITH SAW.
Three Men Entering the
' Bank.
He Opened Fire and Was Shot
Dead.'
Chelscn, In., Dee. I1.-(A. P.)-Threo
robbers were In the act of breaking
Into the Chelsea bank early today when
they were discovered by Night Watch,
man J, B. Smith, lie opened lire and
was shot dead.
Tlio robbers Immediately ran to a
handcar which they hid waiting and
escaped.
Ajax Cold Cure
Is not a physic, but carries tho cold
off through the circulation. You will
bo surprised to know how quickly and
nicely It docs the work,
Ono doso In time saves nine.
All druggists.
LAST LINKS.
Tho Iteservo Corps class of tho First
M. 10. church held a whiter picnic in
the church parlors, AVednesday night.
The class consists of 150 member!.
More than 100 were present, and af
ter a bounteous supper, a musical
program and toasts were given. MIhs
ParooiiH, lencher of tlio class was
toast mistress.
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Mr. (icoigo Uoher, whoso I'rult and
confectionary stoic hits been at Mill st.
and Urniidwny.'lias moved to 1155 South
Main M,
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The heailquarlors'nf the Vounir Wo-
ninns' (Miilstmi Association being now
lu order, the dedicatory service will
bo held lu the rooinN. Sunday afternoon
at I o'clock, . All friends of the asso
ciation aro Invited.
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Tlio S. II, Kiiox syndicate has pur
chased lViwner (c KiIwiikIh 5 ami lite
st oio on Main st.
DIRTHS.
mvrTLlNC-nco. '-,. to Mr. and Mrs.
Hiigene Dettllng, Kill Kasl Vorls .(.. n
eon,
SMITH-Dec. -, to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hinltli, 'JO'J Cedar st., a son.
MJKOWKKll-liec. 5, to Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hukowske, 5CI (Iraut st., a
son,
HONKYMAN Pee, 1, to Mr. mid
Mrs. Win. Honeyinan, i27 North Un
Ion st n daughter.
DEATH.
I'ANamntN-Mrs. Ktiumi L. Pang
burn, aged 58, died Friday morning
nt her home, 5110 Jlust lluchtcl uvo.,
of exhaustion,
PLANS
.'PERSONAL NOTES. -
Mr. John Aiidcrtoh, of Wmlswortli,
visited Akron friends Thursday..
Mr. Mllo Trensli,- of Akron, Is spend
Ingie foV (iny hit Bristol, Trumbull
county.
Mrs. A. T. trilgo hns been visiting
nt the home of Mr. S. H, Itradley lu
Medina.
Mrs. Idn Tolfey will lenvo Sunday
for i.os Angeles, Cnl., to spend the
winter with licr daughter, Mrs. .T. S.
Smith. 1 t
Mr. and Mrs. ftljbort Knox, of Grant
st., have hcen spending n week with
Holmes county friends.
Mr. Put Shank, of Litchfield, wns
In Akron yesterday. Ilo hns Just re
turned from the New York horse
show.
Pupils of Millcr'R Actual Business
College gave af soclnl and supper In
the college' rooms Wednesday evening.
The affair win well attended.
Attorney T. F. Walsh, formerly
president of the Kapld Transit lines,
but now of New Brunswick, N. .1., Is
lu Akron looking after business af
fairs. Thirty young people, clerks In the
store of M. O'Nell & Co., on Thurs
day evening, surprised Miss Bessie
Lyons, ei termor clerk, nt her home In
Cuyahoga Falls. The evening watt
spent with games and music. An
oyster supper wnH served nt 111.
Mr. Miner K. Pnlne, editor of the
Beacon and Itepubllcnn lu Akron
several years ngo, now Assoclnted
Press representative In Washington,
has berth chosen chn'ruinn of tho com
imltteo'of the -'Press Oallery by tho
newspaper correspondents at the Cap
itol. Mr. Joseph Fotexter, of this city,
Is attending the nrr otliig of tl o Fedora,
tiou of Labor In Scrauton, Pa.
The Ml-sea Hel niitill?r, of K'J fi ant'
St., very pleasantly entertained n num
ber of their friends at progressive
pedro last evening. L'ght refresh
nients were served. Mr. Win. Krooger
and Miss Lena Ilellniueller won Hist
prb.es, while Mr. Fied IllsHi and MNs
Kllzabeth Haas were consoled. Sev
eral Hash lights were taken of the
party.
Preparations for the banquet and
social gatheilng of the Akron Land
wehr, which will be held In Coniad
hull, next Sunday night, are com
plete. Numbers of visitors fiom Lor
ain and Mnsslllon will be here,
and the meeting Is rcgaided by
the local iiicmbfM ni one of the most
Important of the year.
Convont'on Cltjsu'j.
Washliiglou, Dec. U.-(A." P.) The
stn ,,, ,.,.,,, n 4). th(l Ami,l
lean Antl-Salonii League closed yester
day. ThelteV. FilwIiiC. Olinvlddle,
reported that the aimy antcen as an
Institution, was dead beyond resin rec
tum, MARRUGE;LICENSES.
Frederick W. IwvlH,;Fnillny...
Sarah L. Wng'neri Itarbcrlon. .
Oimom's 'profession minister.
,..LS
Gonan Doyle
Says Pendulum
Has Shifted.
Dr. A. Conan Doyle.
London, liee. 5.-At the Tlinnksglv-
mg iiiuuer given under tho auspices
of the American Society In London,
A. Coiuill Dovlo the novelist, im.ilu,.,-,!
perlians tho greatest elTeef or iim m-.l
, . i -T - - '
enlng by declaring (he pendulum of
the Itrltlsli win Id l.ail now shlfti.,1
Miiuewiieru between New York and
Chicago.
"There Is no use hi disguising this
Important fact," continued Dr. Doyle,
".vet, if the Nngllsh-speuklng races
should bo compelled to meet a common
foe, tlm world would t-oon see how
quickly these same Kiigtlsh-speaklng
people would clotje up their ranks ami
march shoulder to shoulder for Hie ad
vancement or civilization,"
Anthony Hope the novelist, mild the
only thing which remained to be done
to bind the nut Ions more closely to
gether was for someone to tlud a "com
mon denominator for Kugllsli ami
American Jokes.
NOW FOR DIVORCE.
New Phase In Troubles of the
Galloways.
The last featuio In tho troubles of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. (Jallowny Is
an application for divorce,, petitioned
by Mrs. Oallowiiy, Hh0 accuses her
husband of neglect and cruelty,
TODAY'S MARKETS.
Knst Liberty, Ia., Dee. 0, (A. P.)
Cattle, steady; hogs, aqtbo nud 15(fOo
higher! sheep, light, steady.
Chicago, Dec, (I. (A. lM-Closlug
Dec. wheat, 75Mi78; May, 7I(380:
coru, 07; onts, -15; pork $10,07.
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M. O'NEIL &
Important Announcement
Our Millinery
Department
Has orders to sell all Trimmed
Hats without reserve during
the next ien days.
Extraordinary
Values in all kinds of Ladies
Misses' and Children's, Cloaks.
JUST RECEIVED, three hundred
New Coats, in all styles, colors.
and
CJl&UO.
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Against Justice
CampBelL
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Accused ohan "Intent
to P4raVd-'"
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Street Car Gong Figures
,;in.as :,
Children Divided Between Their
Parents.
An nctlon Iiiih hcen started In Com
niou I'lcati comt against .liiHtlcc .1. It.
Campbell aiul his lioiidsmen by Henry
.1. Kcriodlu. He accuseH .lustlce Cnmp.
hell of HCcretly leleatfliiK a gainlhhee,
".lli malicious intent to dcfiaiid" the
pluluiltr out of $i:i.(i5, and he asks
judgment for .YIKS.T.i, as compensatory
damage and costs.
Mi, ticrrodlu states tlint on .luno 21,
ItKd., ho rccoveieil Judgment lu Justice
Campbell's Court against Joseph T.
.loncii, Tor JfJ7.-M, and that money
amountliig to 1-1. It), duo .luties from
tho Cen. union Tel. Co. us wages, was
attached. He further declined that
.lustlce Campbell made out a secret
order for $1.11, and picsentcd It to tlio
garnishee, and a No that ho and do--fendant
released the remaining i?i:i.05,
Not long nfterwnid, Mr. ' Herrodln be
can an action in .lustlce Nash's court
against the Central Union Telephone.
Co. to collect the money gariilbliccd,
buUio lost the ciihe. with eosbs nmount
Ing'fo $5.7t, lie alleges, as the result
of Justice Campbell's failure to Nmio
an order on the garnishee,
N. 0. T, DL.h.M)ANT AHA1N.
Tlm Nl - ''' c"- lH thuendnnt lu n
thiniago suit startcit by Jacob 1'felfer,
Jr.. wlio claims that the vigorous ring
ing of n stiwt ear gong, after the mo
toruuin had been warned to quit,
caused tho plmutlff'ii horse to become
scjired, and Jump hi fioitl of tlio car,
v, hero both the horse ami harness wcio
damaged. He asks uamages iiipouut
Ing to $21)7.50. The horse, nt tho (line
the accident oeuired, wiih being driven
by Mr. 1'fellVer's wife, and the plain
till' clnjins that the neldent would not
have happened If the niotornian had
quit ringing the gnug, when he saw
the horse was frightened, and when
asked to quit. The horse, Mr. Pfelffer
alleges, was not tit for, service for -It!
days after tho accident.
JUDli.MKNT FOH It. & L.
Judgment for ? 1,2 10. 10 foreclosure)
of a iliortgngc- has been given the Ak
ron nulldlng tc Loan Association,
against Win. II, Liud, of Akron,
ALLOWKD HIS TOOLH.
in tho case of Kvu S. Castner vs.
r.inest 1). Castner for "dissolution of
tho Aoinq Pattern Works partnership,
the receiver, A. S. Mottluger, has been
directed to give H. S. Castner two
sets of pattern making tools.
ounint OF APPRAISAL.
Bridget tiaraliau him been grunted mi
order for appraisal of property In Ak
ron tho estate of Thomas (luruhap,
CHILD FOlt KAOII PAItHNT.
Judge Anderson has disposed of the
troubles of Policeman Marvin J. OaL
loway and his wife, by giving the fnth.
er custody of one of tho ehlldton, n
girl aged '. anil tho mother custody of
tho other', a boy, aged li. Tho jnofhorl
.wus compelled to bring tho children, lu
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bho had taken them to the home Jf
her parents, in Nortlinnipton.
STAGE
Line Between Ak
ron and Falls.
Things nre.beglnnlng to lool ns If tho
Old llnpMd Translt'lino between Akron
illjd CujNihogii Kails would eventually
bo regarded In the saino light as a
stage coach Hue. Only one car will
bo used 6u tho line, and Kiipt. Ualtou
hns Issued orders to conductors to
nlop to tnke passengers on or let them
off- In frontof every house, or wherever
else passengers want to get on or off.
.In the olllce of the N. O. T. Co. this
lino Is known as "The Old Mountain
Line," or "Horseshoe llenil," Secre
tary Mooro said Krlilay that the one
car on .this line would be run every
day, rain or shine, including Sundays.
Our line of line furs is superior lu
quality and much cheiper In price.
Iliads Hear, nyrldcr Ilros.
REAl ESTATE TRANSFERS.
(Furnished by the Abstract. Title
Ouaranteo & Trust Co., No. UiO K.
Main st.)
James K. Church to Henry W. Le
lausky, -U.(M) fert on Carroll st., $701)
A. H. Alexander to Anna Itellly, 50
feet on Itellly st,, near Mcrrfman st.,
?:oo.
Kiully R. Hitter to AVilllniu Kiintz.
50 feet on Thornton st., $1.
John YV. Brown to Flilel Wll'le, -15
feet on Holl.o'.vay st., north of Wooster
,lv- $'
Heirs of Zebulon W. Townend and
Phoebe K. Townseml to Park C. lllg
low, .about 11 acres hi Hlchtlcld. town
ship, $1500.
Walter II. Perkins to Oeo. it, Clark,
10,1'fet on Aion st., Suucrest allotment,
$-'.
Andrew J. Lamllr, nilmlnlstrator, to
Maiy Wernet, about 70.SI1 feet on
W oster nve., $500.
Henry ltltter to William Kuntz. 50
feet on Thornton st., corner of Am
hcrsf st.. $550.
John Slim ii mid wlfi to Jacob C.
and Nellie ltlluii, Hi; feet on Norman
lit., lliirliertou, .1250.
Adam K, Kllng, assignee, to Amos
(Jrllllth, lot No. 22 lu II. S. Felloe's
allotineilt. $810.
Arthur A. and Gertrude J. Miller to
W. W. Mcintosh, lot No. 115 Maplo
't.iove allotment, $1.
Cen. 10. . Ilolbpii to Henry lire-Men
itlne. J), acres In lot 00 Norton town
ship, $!175.
John (Irether et nl. to Homer Ttass,
lots 107 and 108 In Crother & Pfellfer'a
allotment, $150.
Helrg of Alfred Swartu to Jacob
Wertie, 22.50 iicies In Coventry, $2000.
Noah A. Foust to Hlljnlt Wlllhins,
(0 feet Hazel st., near Adams st,,
$2200.
Jacob Werne to John V. Swnrtz, 0(1
feet on Lake st nynr Main St., $1800.
Jennie H. Wise to Albert Myeis,
land 51.50x55 feet on K. lluchtcl ave.,
near Ann st., $575.
Filllh Kellogg (o Karl H. Aiigustlu.
4,55 iiereH in lot 2 tract 2, Coventry
township, $000.
Walter It, Manning, et til, to Jacob
Stelguer, 12 aercH In south part of city,
$1,00.
Marlon K. Kh? to Allen King, 10
feet on' King St., near H. Main st.,
$1,110,
Million E. King to Ellen J, Klug.
- 15 feet on King st, $1.00. '
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RA.GLANS, NEWMARKETS
. .... TIiree-Quarter Length Coals.
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2T-Incli Jackets, - . ' - -
from $7.50 to 030
Tailor Riade Suits
Froirm OHO to 0S2O
Stylish Dress Skirts
, from S530 to 020
Walking Skirts
from $3.50 to JpIO
Silk Waists
From 03 to $G
Fancy Flannel Waists
Tfl -
Children's Automobile Coats
fB-oinrn $2.50 to OIO,
Fur Scarfs '." -;.-.'', v,'-"'' ''Vv:
from OB.JSO to $SQ
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR
AND BLANKETS
i' 1 t tho Lowest Prices 1
:' B M Bff!)8 &Vff 9K? ? Oamflr.ffl & I
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If You Enjoy Being Correctly
and Comfortably Shod Try
Wagoner & Marsh's
femsammammammmmmmmsmam
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$3.50 SHOES
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For Men
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Equal fb any $5 Shoes.
For Sale Only by
WAGONER & MARSH,
We Fit the Feet
Telephone No. 1 035 1 . 109 South Howard St.
That's AH.
The Truthful Advertisers
rxooxwow?xe3D3awixay3
There is Nothing More
Appropriate than a....
tisical
Instrament-
If yon ran nIToiil It, a Piano Ih tho
tlilnp, ami yon will niake no mistake.
In Heleethitf one of our Hush & tJertK.
There Is nothing ciniiil to them at tho
lil'Iee. If you can't alTort It, l.tiw
nliout if
Guitar, Mandolin
Tho eelehnited Inuierlal, WiiHhhiirtio and
service ami entire
IVtssriclolins from,.,',,,,,,,,,
Ouitora ft-rv-i ,.
'rho largest htoek of niiisle In cliy.
O . O . BRO A 11 e: L- L-
PEOl'M-rH PHONE 1118.
STORE
TANMER'S
Grape Fruit 20 Boxes to sell at 65c doz.
Vermont biigo checno tor our trado
Saturday.
Saturday hpeelal Wo offer ai;nln Yk
of a KroumKo Da Hrlo Cheese, for
5 i-entK Just In order to let you try It.
If you are thinking of haklnp inlneo
meat, we have reoxvod, hoiiio untied el
der that is ood nh'd puvo. Also havo
reeelved a barrel of Duffy .Sweet Ci
der, refilled so' that no ineservatlved
need bo uxpd to Ijcaji It. Nice for tu
ble use or mluco fj'len.
w.wwwww.i,iifii wi- w.
PLACE YOBR WANT
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onro iji tj ap
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and Women
c8aceac9X83sa):9ssa
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or CV3ui:3So Box
Itohiuaiin makes, Biinranteed Ions
fjiitlnfacfion.
i.so -to i960
92. SO "to $SO
Call and ho contluced.
'J07 UlLIi STREET.
NEWS
Country snitsnKe will bo In early In
tho niornliiK. Oysters will eomo In
twleo diirlnj; tho day.
Fresh smoked sturseon, smoked her
rliiK. faney cheese, will coiuo. In as
usual.
Poinpernlekel Brpail and Milwaukee,
Wis,, meats oji morning express,
Hpeelal for Saturday
Four paekages nilneo meat, good
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