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GOOD TEMPLAR'S' COLUMN.
Cdlted nnd Managed Under the Aus
pices of FlnEStan Lodge, I. O. O. T.
Contribution ot an appropriate nature are
solicited for this column, and should be ad
dressed to Box Ul, Flagstaff. All such con-
trlbutlons. however, are subject to approval
by the editors. Lodgo meets every Friday
evening at G. A. R. Hall, up-stalrs, at 8
o'clock. Visiting members Invited to attend.
F. 0. RtiD, Chief Templar.
IThe editor of Tns Sum li not responsible
for anything that may appear In this cot
umn.1 Theio are a good many question
which arc Just now engrossing the at
tention of our people, many of them
questions of vital impel tauce.
Take, tho water problem, for ex
ample. It is most essential that a suf
ficient and peimanent water supply
should be provided for our little town
if uo expert it to flourish and pro
giess. Lack of water means tho cur
tailing of the i'tisliiess of sawmill and
stone quai ry, consequent reduction of
railroad shipments, consequent falling
off in consumption of agricultural pro
ducts and of meichandise, and loss ot
population.
But then there's the whisky ques
tion! Too much whisky means loss of
productive power in its consumers, the
diveiting of money fiom the legitimate
channels of trade, and, as a tesult, a
loss in production and of consumption
in the community.
Ever body is interested in the water
question nnd lsstiiving by all means
to aid in obtaining sufficient water and
to do what can be done to solve the
ptoblem. That is light. Every citi
zen should do his part in a matter so
ltal to the common welfare.
The common welfare is somewhat at
stake lu the whisky matter, too. Com
mcicially our town is suffering on ac
count of the traffic in intoxicants. Its
reputation is suffering from the same
cause witness the article in Frank
Leslie's Popular Monthly" for June
entitled 'Jhe Grand Canyon of the
Colin ;i(U." in which the worst features
of our eiiviinnmeuts here are set foith
veiy strongly. The character and
effectiveues of our citizenship is Buf
feting fiom this business. The moral
(ii ill of our tm8 and even of our
gills is endatigeted. Hence, every
body nuiPt he inteiested in doing away
with this business as much as lu ob
taining watei? Ah, well that is to
mj tliut's differeut, don't jou see?
So it One affects business matters
onlj; the other touches all tho depait
mt'iits of our community life.
Then theie is the tariff. The sheep
men ate hoping for a reslotatiou of the
MtKinlo taiiff, and a consequent tlse
in the pi ice of wool to the place it held
in '92. Undoubtedly this would bo a
gieal blessing to them, financially
speaking. Sheep taisiug would again
become a piolitahle business, and the
benefits of the improvement would not
stop with this one industry, but would
make themselves felt in every branch
of Hade in this regiou.
Hut then the (piactical) free trade"
in whisky is doing considerable injury
to Miuiti sheepmen am! a good many
other men in this commuuity finan
cial iujuiy, social injury, moral injur,
sphiiual injuiy. Wouldn't it be well
tn arouse a Ifttle in taking this matter
in hand and pulling a stop to the leak
age which it entails? Foieigu wool,
under a free trade policy, has. about
ruined the sheep iudustry. The "for
eign" whisky that's been coming iuto
Fliigstiiif ever since it has had uu ex
istence has absolutely t uiued a good
man pel sons aud pattly i uiued a good
man uioio iu body, mind and soul.
We'iu going to try to have this free
trade polic changed, aud are sboutiug
for JliKiule aud pra(ug for his eluo
tlou so this may coiuo to pass. . Of
couise we're doing all we can to change
the whisky policy too. Well, hardly.
That's a diffeieut case, don't you see?
A good many of our people are er-suadi-d
that free silver is what we are
ueeding most. We need moro money,
and then pi ices will be higher, wages
belter and ever body more prosperous.
That ma be a fact, aud there seems a
good deal of reason to believe i is.
More money would be a good thlugfir
aiiv of us If we make good use of It,
and it's what-a-good-mftnruf fiVato
Milting aftei most of us, in fact.
But i lien If the thousands of dollars
that annually go over the counters of
the FlagsiHff saloons and across the
faro t.,1.1, 8 weie to he saved ordiverted
Income us.fulilm,,,,,.! it might help
,0,i' v"-1 "Mime we will have to
wait for Hi- ft-,.,. (.()Mllg(. f ahn
might add t ,U, v,mvnhy ,tt ,he
1.1m.'-s ho a, ,lim. spending them In
this wax. and so increase the general
P'pei!ty. Mine money in this com
tuuuil Is only M good thing when It
means n moiM,. for each individual
of ifcu community. But a good many
of us would havo nioro individual
wealth If Vo just cut off the drink
habit or the gambling habit, or both.
Wimldult it be well to try thn effects
of this polioy while wo are waiting for
a majority of tho citizens of our coun
try to como around to our views on tho
silver matter?
In short, while we are shouting and
laboring and counseling over matters
which aro of great commercial impor
tance, and trying by these different
means to improve the industrial con
ditions in our community; and while
our fellow oitizens all over the land
are similarly engaged, it might be
well it we and they would give a little
consideration to a branch of business
which entails a cost of over a billion
of dollars upon tho country at largo
each year without making any return;
which is annually sending thousands
of our citizens into druukards' graves
and converting thousands more into
paupets, lunatics aud criminals; which
is ruining thousands of lives and
blighting thousands of homes; which
is one of the greatest enemies to politi
cal purity aud public morals that is
known to tho world; and which is en
tailing on our community its propor
of all these ills. Hero are the facts,
what are you doing to oppose this evil?
Ifou cau't do more, you might at
least ally yourself with the Older of
Good Templars and throw your influ
ence to Hint extent toward reform.
Try it.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Johnson of Junction
City, III., was told by her doctois she
had consumption aud that there was
no hopo for her, but two bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery completely cured
her, and she snys it saved her life. Mr.
Thomas Eggers. 139 Florida street,
San Francisco, suffered from a dread
ful cold, opproachiug consumption,
tried without result everything else,
then bought ouo bottlo of Dr. King's
New Discovery, aud in two weeks was
cured. He is uaturally thaukful. It
is such results, of which these are
samples, that prove the wonderful
efficacy of this measure in coughs aud
colds. Free trial bottles at D. J.
Branueu's drug store. Regular size,
50c and $1 00.
Mintmni inai win brine rrrtt bi slow of
spolnoft to jon. By it you will n how ft nm
and vluroo your now wak bodv ran 14
made Hndiiulsforman. Tneara.t lliidyn
2i,.."Hd.""F 'l0n1' Hndnon lelt at In
stltuu. Tali wouderlul d icuverr wa- mti
U Ir,'?". ,,,t, ' lhe 'd "oua IIikIsod
Hfdleairistll'ile. It li thaatroiie- a'llmoi
pnwBrfut vltii Iter male. It li n no r(i 1 ihi
It la ii'npli f,n terful how b.rin'ca It la V
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..ii " 'T'lays cure r.M r n.t n
HOOD. ( oiitlja Inn, d ulimi,, in ao-i-a
iIoim, uervoui twitching of ,h rv u her
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tnli'iin an I d it lopi a 1 1 re'i t i r
fana. I'i i In thebiek. Jo e li m.it
stoopoil q ilcUly. Or j ID) p I a e 1 1 .r a
men'j. ITematurenota mi-'i lmio n l, n'I'ii
State. It li u i)in)inra of o him w -.. ji
and b r inen. It an V a iu a t i -a y
aatahr thaiiuof Mm nu II i ) 1 1 r..m uo
ss thm anvnihrrr me (
8 n ' for'lrpiir" in m i'jN
TAINTI'IIIIIOIU!- i , i..
toajri'iia im i Hon ' r r y
iDf itdIi'c i c e 'i r I II. .
plmi' lorl" nrM o .
old r.M o iiUt; Hi r. ' .it i
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W. i -11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
(Estate of Patrick Curlcy, Deceased.)
Notice Is boinby given by tbo undersigned,
administrator of the estate of Patrick Pur.
ley, deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons bavin? claims azalnst the said de
ceased, to exhibit them with tho necessary
Touchers, within ten -months after the first
publication cf this notice, to tho said admin
istrator, at hU placo of business, being tbo
office of the 11 istdent Englnoer of tho Atlan
tic and I'acllc railroad. In tbe ton of
Williams, Coconino county, Arizona, tho
Same being tha place for tho transaction of
tbe business o( said estate.
. , . . B. II. BURNS.
Admlntstratot of the estate of Patrick Cur.
-ley. deceased
Dated i.t Flaf.tair. A.T.. June 4. IWrt.
NOTICE OF HEW RE8ISTBATI0M
Of Voters In Uoouiilno County. Arl-
zona.
TOTICE li HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
of Mupervlsnriof focunlno county, Arizona.
1 lite ramlm tnontliii nf till, Hn.itvl
mo luiiiinn K nruor was mua" ann nuiy
entered udoj the tecords of said board on
the 7th day of lprll.1803: (
Thu Itoullj linnn fnntlnn nrHnru Tlint. n
notice be published for at least four months
that n new roi:Istratlnn nti Mm vntHN nf h iu
county must I a had for tho ensuing election,
a; required I.; Act No. 7 of the Hosslou Laws
Of 18S1I. TerrlUiri-lf Arlrnna "
uegisienni; fincors.and allconcorned-wilH
n i i J . ... "',ernea accoramgiy.
Reglstratiot will close twenty days bVfore
tbedayof clo tlon.
AtWOOWtJN' Bard f SUPrVlS0W 0f
gooaoaooofac4oooooococ
$250,000
rt rK- HaMWOaaKBjlVavSM
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Tho Best
! SmokingTobacco Mado
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lMtOKESSIONAti,
DR. D.J. nitANNEN, PHYSICIAN AND
Kurgcou, KlugstilT, Arizona. Will re
spond promptly to tilt culls from any point
on tho Athinti; & Pucltic Railroad. Office
and drug store opposite tbe depot.
W8. ROBINSON. M. D.. rLAOSTAFF.
, Arizona. Ofllco and retldonca In tbo
Presbyteilun pur.sonaKO. Tclupliono No. 42.
Tr M. SANFORD. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ij. l'rescott. Arizona. Will practlco In all
tho courts of Arizona.
r? m.
II,. omi
noiel, Fla;
DOE. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OITlco two doors west of tbo Bank
staff, Arizona.
E8. CLARK, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
. Office In the Babbitt bulldlnir. Klae-
staff, Arizona. I'mctlce before the Land
Department a bpecalty.
J
OSEPH JOHNSTON.
DOTARY I'UUUO AND
Justice or the Peace,
Williams. ... - Abizoka.
Has all tho legal blanks in use la the Ter
ritory. SKCItET SOClEHKrt.
A O. O. W.-FLAOSTAl'F LODOE, No 13,
jr, Mei-t every Tliursdiiy ingbu InO. A.
It. Ii.ill. Visiting Workmen are cordially In
vited. J A. WILSON, M.W.
P. R. WEATnenroao, Recorder.
COURT COCONINO. I. O. K NO. h9U,
meet', en ry I'uvsday ficnliiK In O. A. R.
Ii.ill. Vlslilng brethren coidlally Invited to
attend. O. il. I UNSION. O. U.
J. M. ci.AnK. R. e.
F'LAOSTAKK LODGE. NO 7, F. & A. M.-ReKUl-ir
meetings on the lirat Saturday
inj-'lit uf each calendar month In Matonlc
Hull, Kllpatrlck building. bojournlug
brethren cord ally Invited,
J. UOTHKIE SAVAGE, W. M.
T. E. I'I'i.lum. becretary.
FOREbTCAMP.NO.I.WOODMENOrTHE
World, meets tlintand third Widnesday
utrnlngH In encb tnuntli In Masonic Hull.
Visiting sovereigns aro cordially Invited to
attend. 11. U. KI3LINUUUKV,
Consul Commander.
C. A. Keller. Clerk.
GA. It -REGULAR MEETINGS OK
. KuiiMim Post. G. A. It.. No. 4, Depart
ment of Arizona, will beheld In a. A. It.inill
on second and lust Satuia.iy In each month.
ij. l,, iiuu.s.-'. eoninianuer,
E. II. Cncss, Post Adjutant.
f O. (). F.-I'LAGbTAl-F LODGE. NO. II.
L, lueelsciery Kilday eeiilng In Masonic
i.iu. isitingiiretliren cordially United.
.1. W. WEATHLRKoRD, N. O.
CllAS. Clabk. Secretary.
TiTOUNTAI.N
LODGE. NO. IK. K. OP P.
1V1 tmolscierv Wednesil.iv
mi eu ei cry U'ednesd.iy night In their
j hull In li A. It. hull. All vUltln,-
cum lo hall In U A. it. hull.
brothers Invited to attend.
It W. BELL, C. C.
C. II. ronuE. K. of R S.
(JUUItCII DIUECTOIIY.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. REV. F. FRERI.
Pisior. On funduys: First Muss at 8
ui oc u sttccond Mass at 10 a. m. Sunday
bchiMii ut II u. in. Evening service at 7:30 d.
in. Un week (lavs Muss ut 7 a. m. Drill,..
second Juiuliy of each month prayer nieot-
i. , . . unuitjr seiiuui ui. u a. m. All
curuitiiiy inviieu.
jr tin
ford Pu
IRST M. E. CHURCH. CORNER OF
hurch anil Lareux Streets, B M. Dan-
'usuir. rreiLciiini? hi. ii n. m nnri r n .
Bunaiiys; Sunday school at 10 n. m.. Oscar
pilmon. dupcrlntuiidcnt. Class meeting at
,. ,. in, r.inuriu iOUgno o:ju p. in.
Piaycr meeting Wednosduy evening at 7:30
Every body nelcomo.
THIRST PitESBVTERIAN CHURCH.
JL North Sun Francisco streot, Thomas C.
MolTett, pastor. Kubuath services: Preaching
11 a. pi. und 8:Kp. m.; Sunday school. 10 a.
Mil Y l : 8 '. E- Pycr meeting. 7:15 p. m.
tlld-ycil: rouferciico und prayer, Thursday
oveniiiB. Ac&idijjJ Jnvltution is extended to
Danger Signals
Mon tlin balf tit vifffms of conswnp'
tt'pn do not know (bey ban if. Hre)ja(ft
of symptoms by which consumption can
certainly be detected :.
Cotigb, one or two slleht sffortj OS
rislnt:. occurrinjf durinr thedtyand fr4
quenlly durin? the rifglit. " .
Sbort br fatting after exertion.
Tigbtiuss of tit cbett.
Qmck pulu. especially noticeable In tltf
evening and after a full meal
CbtliiiKss in the evening, followed by
Sltgbtfeur.
Ptrtptratwii toward morning and
Taltfaet and languid in the morning.
Loss of vitality.
If you have these iymptom$,.or tny of
them, do not delay. There are many
preparations which claim to be cures, but
Br. Hekcr's Cnaliio Rratay for Consumption
has the highest endorsements, ana has
stood the test of years. It will arrest con
sumption in its earlier, stages, and drive
away tne symptoms namea. it is rnanu.
factured by the Acker Medicine Co; 16
and 18 Chambers St. New York.ltfd (old
by all reputable druggists. "
I
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Given Away
tin's year in valuable
articles to smokers of
BEackwell's
Genuine
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Tobacco
You v;ill find one coupon in
Fide csdi 2-ouncc bag, and two
coupons inside each 4-ounce
b.ig. Hoy n bag, read the coupon
r.n 1 s.c how to get your chare.
AKIZONA CATTLE CO.,
Rango, San Francisco Mountains.
BRAND:
Ear marks, silt In each ear; horses and
mules, Al, right hip; Increase, AI on rlrht
shoulder. P.O. address-. Flagstaff. Arizona.
Prank M. Livehmobb, General Manager.
Alfred J. W Kant!
Brand on right side
as In cut ear niarke
crop off left and slit in
same; range In ian
Francisco mountains.
Posltoffice, Flagstaff
Arzona.
Horse, brand. AF bar. on right shoulder
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Faatealo adaVeas. flat
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netollia aaoasrUias
Braad as abare oai
All 7aat atoek brum.
d ea both aldas, WttS
wallow terk aa4 aa.
darfett aa taoh ean sis
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ho of .aabmar Boot oakla. road Mtfd W
rUja tstdei ToatUo. oos oa rUht Slioihosw
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onthoaot ol FlagaaaaT
It.? ipai ooaaty.
(ttU htaadad 1 1
oa lafl ribs: oar Barks
sqaare otit oa tuhf
oar, ofor siofw oa tall
oar.
PostoBfaa vklraaa. 1'lariUf. Ariaoaa
SEWING MA CHE SUPPLIES!
I furnish Needles, Oil, Belting, Shuttles,
etc.: also all parts and pieces for'thirty
ono different kinds of sewing machines.
Bosldcs being agent for the above, I sell the
World's famous
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINE,
Cash or Installment, Write for prices and
particulars.
W. H. CLARK,
-folbroolc, A.. T.
RIPAW S TABULES
Are Just an old. oM remedy
In this new shape;
oo
Doctors have always given
this prescription In water 1
We have them In this shape
simply for their handineis.
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A HIGH GRADE Address for particulars
STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. v drs'
THE fllHlSOlf TYPEWRITER COtfPflHY,
leixatj.Ftacttj.r-ear,
340-244 WEST LAKE
file Indestructible "Maywood'7
TbtlbttlbdeTai
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ANO
TRONCEST
Wheel on lartlt.
PATENTS JR-'?:!
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, 1891
, 101
A Bicycle conrtracted of material that is solid, tongli and wirv; that is tic.
plo in construction, easily taken apart and put. together again, has few parts, is eJ
such wiry material that itJ parti will hold together even in an accident, no hollow
material to be crushed in by every contact; a frame- that cannot possibly be LroLec
a frame so simple that Its adjusting parts seneaa its connecting parts, acse-riec
crank in place of a doten parts, alwaj ready to givo raliabls and rapid trtnsportstien,
SPECIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS.
Fit ABIE. Improved Double Diamond. Wliat is a Doublo Dia.
moral Frame? Simply a trim truss in every direction for strains that occur in
Cyclesthe outline of two diamonds in its makatip. The frames are constructed cf
f-inch cold rolled steel rods, the toughest and strongest raetal for its weight known,
and tbe parts are Joined together with steel and aluminum bronre fittings in such a
manner that it is impossible to break or any part to work loose. A marval of novelty,
simplicity and durability, tho greatest combination of ingenuity in bicycle mechanism,
to build a frame without brazen joints and tubing, as ycu knew that frames con
tinnatly break and fracture at bra7en Joints, and tubes when they are buckled in can
not be repaired. Wo guarantee our Double Diamond Frame for tliree
rears. You canuot break it. Standard site steering head and wheel bass,
ball bearings both ends of head. j
WHI3BLS. 28-lnch front and rear, warranted one-piece wood rimi, best qual
ity piano wire spokes and brass nipples, large barrel bubs, fitted with "Arlton"
hose pipe. Morgan & Wright "quick repair." or some other first-class pneumatic lira.
PATENT INTEKLOUKED CRANK AXLE CASES AND
BEAKING3. Indestructible ball bearings throoghont, with 148 hardened steel
balls Crank shaft bearings are fitted with our patent ball cases, which are inter
locked and support each other and cannot possibly come apart while in use Aro neat
and cover the bearings completely It has been an acknowledged fact that crack
axle bearings are susceptible of improvement, as threaded cones or crank axles ere
continually crowding or working loose. We save this entire nuisance by hating no
threaded parts whatever, but a clever device In frame for adjustment. Our invention
is most perfect in simplicity and must be seen to be appreciated. The sprocket and
chain are on tbe inside of the frame and ball bearings. Great value is gained b) tbu
arrangement, ease of running, double wear saved, positive never loose bearing, free
dom from contract with chain and sprocket, smooth outward globular ball beariDgt,
less friction and lost motion, hence greater speed. Then with the jointless "one-piece
crank." feet, ankles and trousers are free from injury.
ONE-PIECE CRANK. Our great achievement; by its application we put
two cranks, two pedal axles, two keys, six screws, six nuts and fonr washirs all in one
pie;e. From 50 to 100 per cent, of all trouble to Bicvcles is from cranks ttorkicg
I om and pedal axles tbit break from clamping connections. They get loose no mat
it how much pains is taken to key and tighten them. This is caused I y loo many
urts, and it is entirely saved by onr device, which is but one piece and made frcro
.ough rolled steel rods, impossible to break. It has been proven that when oiucf
;ranka break from accident, our one-piece crank will hardly bend. But if bent any
oerson can easily straighten it with a large wrench, and without reraovirg it from
the frame.
CHAIN. Humber block pattern, best quality, hardened. " SPROCKET
WHEELS. Best drop forged steel. REACH. Shortest, sS inches, longest 37
inches. GEAR. 64 or 71, as specified. 1
'x FRONT FORKS. Indestructible. Our fork crowds are simply a section cf
gun barrel steel turned up to site, then bored and bent, forming a perfect fork crown
that cannot be surpassed for strength and beauty, also giving a support 10 our eolid
cold rolled fork rods that just limit tbe necessary amount of springiness required in s
front fork and which can only be obtained by the use of our forks and crown
HANDLE BAR8. Reversible and adjuetable, a marvel of simplicity, readi
y adjusted to any position desired, with best cork or composition handles. In buying
a. Bicycle it is always a vexed question whether you want dropped or elevated handls
bars. If you wanted one kind you could not have the other. Our handle bar en
ables yoa to hive either at will. Will furnish Ram's Hern handle bars if preferred
SADDLES. Gilliam. P. A F., Reading, or 6ome other first-class make
i-niLa.tj. rut trap or rubber, full ball bearing,
FINISH. All parts are enameled with our own special enamel, rubbed down
and baked, giving it a handsome black, glossy appearance. All bright parts are hear
ly nickle-plated; these, with the Jet black glossy parts, give a handsome appearance
which cannot be excelled. .
ACCESSORIES. Each ."MayMPod" Bicycle Is furnished witb-leatber tool
bag. containingpump, wreneh'ajtd patent oiler.-
S EIGHT. According to.'tires, pedals,. sapd!." etc.. from' 27 to 30 pounds
, "Baysvoo4" has . sncceasfally' pasted- through the experiniertal stags
During inepast three years we have put ouborers.oooMa5aToods,"p'1Celi,'
the Jtandsof riders of all classes and widely distributed through the country. Expert
riders and clumsy riders, heavy men and light men, on smooth roads and on rough
roads, have glveq this wheel tvtty conceivable test, proving it to be tho Uf st wheel on
earth for every day use, a wheel that can be constantly used over tbe roughest and
hardest roads without showing weakness and the constant necessity of repairs. Its
construction is so simple, its vital parts so strong, that the possibility cf breakage It
reduced to a minimum. "
A. PRICE THAT WILL REACH YOU.
Do not Imagine because it Is not high priced It U not high grade. We do net use
expensive hollow tubing, besides, we belong to no Combination, pr Trust. W
own every patent, pay no royalties, manufacture the entire wheel ourselves and at
satisfied wtth a reasonable profit, employ no expensive racers, bot depend upon th
pod common sence of the American, people to appreciate a"good-'ih1ng' when they se .
it. We can afford a raak the price we do for wa expect to sail ten Slat-woods"'
to oneiof any individual make sold." Wa'aimnlv "aavihat thW&smroocl" is a eer
feet Bicycle, containing more originality and genuine points of excellence than cm
113 found In all other machines .bunched together.
C.t Boys'' Union. Evanstoj, Itx., January 20, 1896.
tVeiirt, In regard so '(MayW0Od" Bicycle, I will say that I have found it la
inswer all purposes it guaranteed.. Last summer I.rode one from Chicago through
Michigan, Canada, and all oyer western New York and northern Pennsylvania Nof
tit'istanding the fact that I rode it over all kinds ot roads and jn places where rainy
more expensive wheels "would not have stood the test, it is still in good condition.
; , ?& - C. B. 3m$.v, N. W. University.
r lICCt AND TERMS.
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will ship anywhere, to anyone, the abpye
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faltb. We send a written binding warranty with each
Bicycle. This is a chance of a lifetime and you cannot
afford to let the opportunity pass
SPECIAL. POINTS.
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Does thejaeatestwork, costs
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has interchangable Steel
Type, writes all languages.
Its many-advantages are
too numerous to mention
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