mi
Absolutely Pure.
drDnitcil tor lu great leu 11111? 'rengtli
mi Kallli(ilf'- Assure the l.si I agah.at al
Ir.ij ill tot .o- o- :fliilr.rnt .-.mm u ro tne
S,pi,''.i- UOYAL HAKIXU . o.V I'rllt CO.,
JKW VUIIK.
Yit i i rcxecutorh' Kale of Valuable
weaK Lunns seal estate i
J. , T,h undersigned. Executant of the last will
nui wcuici won i cure weaic fn,7,"""',"ni hickii. iwnMd,
nnjraiT o., n . Will ol-
ruasir m poaiDi tbat neither Mr.
Andrews alleged expense bill nor any
similar ntuurt will paas this legis
lature. It will b fought very Inch, and
la my opinion caa never secure a legal
malorit V. In nn nn.t .,
enough vote, be mustered to Inn Vn ..Ulk.....!.. . Si'?! L:P!"k".n T"''
It over a veto, t hava inr .1 ' ""6r" iwumiai isci ucucr UC- ' " i""".e.
-ELJK, cause out of doors more, but Lir:?:'rr"'r . .
sati.ned that the bill will never I ihs trouble 1 still tiw. rW , it' ,,'""""'f ,,evr"M''
- .w wmii W W. LUll 1.
:ri-in Mlrlnrf im..r .J"' 1 A farm aituale lit Krnuklin
E36 SS
BtST Value 1p to Date
SOME LEXOW LUXURIES
Stenogranher $75 an Hour and Hotel
Bill at $23 a Day.
IiUrr LIAN'S DAMAGING SHOWING
fla Wide cf thi State's Moneys A
Deficit r 9:l.HMH0 lti tho State's
Income The Clovernor Attacked
tte'iiseofIIl! Vetoes) For Kcomoiiiv.
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
Harrislmrg. June 1. Nothing In tin
history of recent legislation has cn
ai,a so much adverse comment as the
famous Mil of StiS.UOO for the expenses
,if the rhilndolphia Lexow committee.
It has pissed the senate, and Is now
m Its way to the house. When it
ruches that !ndeiendent organlzat'.on,
i nit try war may bo looked for.
Th f,.llnvinir extract from one of lh;.
iacal paper here, the Hanlsbiirg Tei-
k tha 4,.ll.,ttln.r .I.....I1.. . . .'
:he sensational attack made on t'.ie
til! ly Senator C. C. Kauffman, of
Lancaster. It Is the most mathing nr
raiiinmrnt of any bill that has iln
pfared before the legislature this ses
sion: A Diiiiinglnir showlnir.
"Whin the bill to pny the Lexow
conimittoe hill came before the senate
this moraine Mr. Kauffman opposed it.
inj guve the following facts and
Icuri's, which he said had been verl-
"Total number of sessions of com
dttee, ST; average number of senator
silting at each session, 4; average
;ngth of each session, 2 hours and Sii
minutes; total number of hours of
fommlttee In session, 1374; total nuni
!r of witnesses sworn, 436.
"Careful examination of the list
ihows that at least 30 per cent, will nc-
rcpt no rompensatlon for their sur-
"The rommlttee held 57 meetings, at
tcoet of $ii5,60S.96, or S1.1CC.2S per Re-
don. The committee was In session
. ii'iuin, u. LUhL ,11 .,ni. z ii.t viif'ti
"Four hundred and thlrtv.nlr wit.
lAuuiiiivui ev , uni ,11
or an average cost per witness of
Expenses of committee at Hotel Yral
nor57 sessions were S5.912.40. or nn
kerape cost of J103.72 per meethiK for
iwei expenses. The number of senu-
ira present at each meeting was 4"2.
laklnjr the average hotel cost per day
'reach senator In attendance f::.
"Cost of stenographer f,,r 57 mP(.t.
BN l.'.ML.ii. (u itn nciTiimi ....wt ... ..
I"n of $172.14.
'Average lenivtli of l.,.r ki....
bourn and 25 minutes., the nvemm.
lT hour f,,r Htenogrnt.her was
3 StonoL'ia nher's hill f.ir i-..i,..(i.,,r
Uimony of witnesses Is JH.K12.2.-.,
atfrage cost per witness of 22.50.
Averatre cost per witness fur mile
eaml fees is JTf, 7:1 Av r , ....
rrapher'H service per witness Is
r-w. iiiaKtng a total average cost per
fitness of f'.;i.;s.
Counsel fees for B7 meetings are
lis!
ke 1
n average cost per meeting of
... .v..r. J.I.UI.
' I'aners of the Interior of the
Z 81 var,ou times published
r.jr inieresting matter regard-
... sow committee and the bill
"Peases whli.l, l ....
k.. . - up lor 1 ni;
.m " " me iotiowing
P ath,.r nrrlHl(UrB I1PWS)llI)pri
L.. l ainoi ot some Uavs as...
Fib; -
As nn 1
fclv ... , " oonar a plate, and
luu l"v piaie; well, I
Vnla u., '"""""wealth of Pennsyl-
Ukl U:'r"!,ntatlve Charles E
OI ! I I, ,1,1., ..
Mr Vn,.i. r"n, nisi nigni.
Ill of ... was "feaklnsr of the
In m "S"' which Senator Will
kto nr ,,f Crwford. Is go
represent ,n ,,,,... ,
lil nt .1. . einiaiuic 111 oe-
of the Lexow nm.u. ....
nrl ... . -"'"""lire. ii wus
"t stated n.ot .I.. . . .. .
'W'll In.. .7 " 11,81 01 lnls
hi.V'",.,Batlnl committee would
tuniii-. v ""'mrva amieu, "but
,:nt,,n, ,,lp - nw In
' over lioo.nnn i . ...
Pll tin,, , .' ". l-ei 10 iur-
l ihi. . . ,,,Iunp"t Information
h' i ln t', 'J't,rt whcn the matu'r
j ui m the hduse."
ves. .1 H"y but emphatically
P a, Z " ' mat tne admlnlstra-
Kle.i nl('an8 ,n favor of this
' none 1 a trcasury which
" I"'lnt h.'T fflori"hlng condition.
y for ben ralsed that a W"
nn...- no Ar"'rews fiasco would
Nr . u")rol"'l'ition measure, re-
hto,,... lWrd" voto each
I, . Mr. nn, SllyM xot
L ,, KfOUnd wnn 11 ...
' nat but oc . . WL" laKen,
h hoi, ln ,he 8enate and
' htbr Would be necessary,
'tt.i'""'"'' JuBt ten more
I M. Lyn!, , whlch were cast for
"H'onent r the hoUBe caucus.
" m iSSTl,e5.taUve Ward R-
,et whcuS 1. y The Patr,ot re"
',oull utand 08e h supported
rU,lt 0" tn B lTether ,n 0PPosing
ntnotan.k fharacter
""nut vZeaut0 Peak for the
"DIH Caucus chaltman.".
lM vou can 8tate
cone a law.".
A Treasury Deficit.
Next to the Lexow committee's bill
the most sensational feature of the
week was the declaration by Auditor
General Mjiin that there would be a
deficit In the revenues of $3,600 00t
This is lust 11.600,000 more than the
previous estimates. In other worus.
the state has to raise Just this amount
of money In addition to the $19,000.0110
or IIO.OOO.OOO which It must ordinarily
raise to pay the running expenses of
the state government, Its schools, pris
ons, asylums and hospitals, together
with the other demanda upon Its treas
ury. And yet with the state's finances
In this condition the Lexow committee
Is demading $05,000 to pay Its expenses
oontraeted to no purpose whatever.
It Is proposed by the bosres to force
' this Lexow appropriation bill through
the legislature. The Lexow appropria
tion bill will undoubtedly be used as a
forcible argument to compel members
to vote for It under penalty of losing
appropriations In which they are In
terested. This means, as already explained In
previous letters, that unless members
of the legislature vote for the Lexo.v
bill of $1:3.000 they will he threatened
with the defeat of appropriation bills
for hospitals, asylums and charitable
institutions In which they are Interest
ed. It it proposed to hold the Lexow.
bill as a club ovlr the heads of mem
tiers who do not believe that the state
should pay the enormous sum of money
for a farce.
That the bosses are growing desper
ate Is shown ln the fact that they have
commenced oiienlv to fight clovernor
Hastings because of his nttom;ts to
restrain tne wasteful expenditure of
the public funds. A dispatch from
Harrisburg on this subject to a Phila
delphia newspaper says:
i'lirhtlinr the (iovernor'N Koonoinv.
"For several days past It bus been an
open secret here In llarrisburg that a
determined and vigorwus attempt was
to be made to override as many of
Governor Hastings' recent vetoes ns
possible. Some of these vetoes had
touched interests very close to the
hearts of certain alleged leaders, ln
vetoing these measures, however, the
governor had saved thousands of dol
lars to the state, but this fact did not
weigh In the balance us against the
selllsh Interests of certain members ol
house and senate.
"A combination led by two Philadel
phia senators was therefore formed
with the express purpose of passing
these measures over the governor's
veto, and not only these bills, but ail
future bills In which the combination
of senatos were Interested.
"The plan as arranged by these
gentlemen was not to consider any of
tho vetoes separately or as they came
up In their order, but to wait until
every detail had been arranged and
every senator 'lined up,' and then, at
some designated session the vetoes
would be taken up separately, one after
the other, and passed despite the ad
verse action of the executive. In pur
suance of this policy not one of Clov
ernor Hastings' recent vetoes has b- r
considered up to the present tlr.ie.
There has been a tacit understHnilln;;
among the senate majority that tl, y
were not to be called up until every
thing Is ready, and then there was to
be u certain time snt apart exclusively
for the slaughtering of the governor's
veto messages.
ine taxpayers of the state me rapid
ly rousing to a full realization of th
I't-m mm annus iiieni ul I lie lliiinls ol
mo Dosses. Trusts are being prolfciid
and Individual taxpayers are made d
Buffer. Times are hard and mom
scarce, but the waste of the state
funds goes ahead with inereas.
rapidity, bcores of letters are received
every day at the headquarters of th
liUHHiess Mens League in this city
1 rum prominent uepuuilcaiiH all over
the state expressing disgust ami dis
satisfaction nt the existing condition o
alluirs. it would seem that the people
are at Inst aroused.
Scott's
Emulsion
ecailSft thf UPlthpr hirnon,. rranklinTwn.. siiyikrro
. , ,7 ""rfw,o 1 lll. Imuiiilnlami.iU'M'rilHtla fellow
10 oe warm. 11 you have a
weak throat, a slight hacking
cough, or some trouble with
the bronchial tubes, summer is
the best time to get rid of it.
If you are losing flesh there is
all the more need of attention.
Weakness about the chest and
thinness should never go to
gether. One greatly increases
the danger of the other. Heal
the throat, cure the cough, and
strengthen the whole system
now. Keep taking Scott's
Emulsion all summer.
For ulc by all druKsim at $oC and tt.oa,
Twp . ruunty ami une alorewnl, bniiiule.1 ami
leaerlbrtl tut follow : On the nor 111 l.y I..11, In of
j W. w. u iitrnmy.-r ami K. Krvyiiinn. on the
Irani by Kvnns far in tlie South hv
Mi.MUH-reek. and 011 tlie W.ll.y lumlaof .Iimo'I.
HtemiiiKt, eontniiiinii Ar'rt iin.l lift.rn
; ImtvIici, more or lew, it brinji the ol.l limn...
uleiul farm, on wliu h lire ere. Ic.1 11 k.mmI two
; otory Kraiiie ll.iiiw unit Ifank burn with Hie
1 uunl olltliiilling ami roiivclit.-nein l:f.-u-I
ton 'of w h. at. I.lavrra more or h m. in the
; around to l,e miIiI with hind.
irset s,3, A Intel of land itnnt In
IV, near Pat..it.
Hj. fatll. ..to It,. IIim
Xorlh l.y .Mi.hllevre.'k, 011 lh i-u-l l,y lands of
iwvi.i r.naiiM(.i, on tne iv.utli by liiuiln of I'.
lUiyer, and on Hie Vtt by naii'ie, iiiiitaiuiiiK
HI ArM ami 10.1 Mrelic more or lr-. Kucru
toni of wheal, .laeri'N more or in th,,
H-rouud lo.hv sold with the laud.
1 ',r"r' A trnet of woiHllaud situate In
1 Township. County and State afon-wiid. Iinnnil-
ie.1 ami iliwrilHsl aa follow : (in the North h
I Midilleererk on the Kasl by lands.if.ini. Hriui
I ner, mi the South bv Niiue, on tile West l.y
I lands of W. U itteiiiiiyrr, eotitiiiniii IK
Af re and VO iierelim more or le.
Trurl X. 4. A t-rn-t of iiu.uiitain hind sit
I liate III towiiluii. county and slule nfc.res;ii,,
! hounded snd ,IiitiI,..,I im follows; On the
I North by laiiils of .I0I111 llriinner, 011 t'.ie Ivmt
1 by lands of The llloonshuri; Iron Co. 011 the
1 South bv Kami', and on tl... W..-1 I,.. ..r
John llriiiinrr, t'outHiniii); t! Arres ami four
IM'rcnca more or lenn.
Term 1 ail ier cent to be uii.l .adi u .lav o
ale, and the hahiuee on or hefoie S,..t PJih,
when ..eeds will bo delivered ami posm'-m,,i!
Kiveu.
Criti iN How KH.-OX.
I'llWKl IN ItoW KKsoX.
mwmm
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored.
Wrnknrai, Nrrvnn-.
ne, Debilltv, tool nil tho
train ol evlla from enrly er
rors or laterexeesses; tie- re
suits of overwork, sicklies,
worry, etc. Knit sower,, ,
ilevi'li.pmcrt ond trr.e !"!
Ho every orunn nr.i 1,0,11
of the lnly. Slni,i'. li:.' in ;.l
meihoilv Ini 111 e, I Into lot
WnVl I'-fllt K:lll,:r,.l ...
possible. :,njm references. D k k, rvit.r cl ,11 :u 1
(irtxifa mnll. d (sealed (free.
1 in 1 1.
I
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,?.
-1 .
Caution Notice.
Tills. Is to eertllv Hint I, K. Cliarlcs. Con..'
have lilts isth dny ol May, lsur, sn, t lt hilhnv
liili iwrsonal properly of .liilm II. and Matilda'
Kehrer, nt eniistidiie sale, and that .Ino. It.w ise ,
li"S bought I lie same am! Is the sole owner, vl..
towll : 1 (tray horse, one mare, two eows. lour
shunts, two ealn s. I sov,i!iielilel;eiis, .' turkeys, 1
2 wairoiiK, sled. huta'J'. sulky eiiMHalor, small 1
cultivator, eoi 11 plainer, a plows, spring har
row, spike harrow, leed ptill-r, hav ladders, live
forks, horse ifears. eross-eut saw.'sinivel, (,-ralii
. 11011. . oiiiioiu iinu siuit irees, uritid Mono,
w heel-barrow, ai bushels of corn 011 the ear.
Iron kettle, wash tnaehlno. Puller churn, ens'ks
sausage stufTer, lard press, Kaiivago grinder, 1
bills, with vinegar, canned fruit, four-bushel
pot. wash tub, sink comer eupboanl. two cook
stoves, coal slove, tallies. 8 beds and bedding,
lit hairs, cnriel , wash stand, chest, H packs of
shingles. S tons of coal. All persons aro call
tloued not to uieddlo with the snine.
, h V. t'llAUl.KS, Cunt.
ir 1 1
l WW
I
I
I
A Physician's Tribute
To the Benefits Received From Dr. Miles'
NEW HEART CURE.
HEART rI?KA3K Is curable. It Is not
surprising that all cases aro not
cured, since no physician lias mailo
tho heart a special study for a quarter of a
century as Dr. Miles has done. The follow
ing tribute from a physician will bo read
with interest. "Forsix years prior to taking
Dr. Miles' New Heart Curo my wife, was a
terrible sufferer from heart disease Hhe
"jasJEJJ-! had a constant fluttcr
jMtlnT I 8cvcro P'i'I,ltll,l(m a,ul
kw"" 1 ,TfJpain in ino leu siuu.
KHaart Quraj She took three bottles
Jl or nr. Wiles 'aewucan
Tl? J I Cure and was complete-
ly rcsxorou, iu ueutw,
and has not taken a
HealtK
drop of medicine during the past two year.
Under these circumstances I cannot do
Otherwise thorn recommend It toothers."
Friendship, N. Y. W. n. Scott, M. D.
Dr. Mllos' Remodlei are sold by all drug
gists under a positive guarantee first bottlo
boncflts or money rof undod. Book on Ooart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, tod.
A SUMMER SAIL
in Indies' shoos is a jilonsaiil
voyage afoot, For the pleas
ure it gives, there's no sail
I ! 1 1 it .
11 ko our saie. urowiis are
enjoying it, and securing ilie
prettiest, coolest and best lit
1 o .
ring oununevsiioesnow man
ufacturetl, at prices whic
buyeis find it u pleasure
pay. ior iiouso or street
Wear, pleasuro or everv-dav
practical purposes, Malking
viiling, or driving, we supply
the ideal shoes demanded ltv
fashion and the dictates
individual task'. Lad it
whoever claims yo'ir hands
1 .. H .
oy an means sur rentier your
feet to these shoes.
to
of
G.H.
Y
Oi iliiiniici' n. ;tj.
AN ORDINANCE
Shambach& Rei gle
A.M. Sliainliiicli mill Foster Ueiglo
liavc tiinueil a jiai'tncrsliij) and can
Inj fiiiuid at the
oLd reLiabLe staNd.
Tin: U st and linest work in all kinds
ot iron and rteel will be exceutet
in tilt; most satisfactory maimer.
Middleburgh, Pa.
8 31110.
Executor's Salo of
valii Real Estate !
The undersigned Kxecutor of the last will and
teslanietil ol Matilda t'uiisi, late of Allddleereek
rP,V U.,,,l,.. , !., ..-Ill u,.ll .1
. . w., . ... ... ... 1 nn m niimi'H
Snttydiiy. Juno 12th, IS'.)",
the lollowlii)f dt'scrlls'd Ileal kKtnte. In wit :
All thai 1 met. of land situate In V. 1,1,1 h-.-reou
'I'wn.. Knvder Co.. !.. nhiuil lull,. i,Mh.inUi
01 illohii Nlllls mill Is lioiiiiiled ns lollnw's: North
ny intKis or . w. naiien, west tiy hinds nt Phil
ip ells-r and heirs of (leorire llolhr. Houiii tie
liinil.ol Solomon Hummel and n. w. Hailch,
and KiinI hy lands of .lotin Kereamer and II1111J.
Pontliius, conlalnliit 77 A crew, mora or less
whereon ure erected a
Swelling House, Bank Earn,
and oilier outbuildings. Salo to eomtnenro at
in o'clock a. 111. when terms w ill lie inn, In known
by JOHN IIII.HKHT. Kxecutor
A Nhorl t in to Ilenllli.
Tnlrvlnenmrnnullmillmi hv tt.lrlm. ...
... 1 ..j ...n,..,. II.
like going round In a circle. You will never reach
the point Boiik'hl. hut only get back lo the start
ing point. A perfect mil mill laxatlvn Is Humus'
Celery Klne. the celebrated remedy for nil
blood, sioinache, liver and kidney diseases. It
regulates the bowels. W, II. spuugler, Middle
burgh ; M. ltothrock, M. 1)., Mt.. Pleasant Mills,
will give you a sauinle nackiuro freo. I.arirn ui.u
25 and JtK-la.
Vote for Water Works
June 1 8 tli.
limiting permission t, 1 Tin- l'i nn Trh oli
1 iitupany to et 1 and iiialmalii Us TelepiioiM
i.i 1 me inii'uiigii 01 .Mlndlibiligh. sniil,
Co. I'elllis.vlnillhi.
ski 1 iox I .lie It otd.iliu'd by Ilie Tuw ii Conn
en 01 1 lie Kormiirh of Vlililli'lmrgli. In Tow
Comiell. mid II Is hereby enaeleil and old, due
liy mil horn y of Hie snine, that periulssl.it, h
ami tiie same is hereby granted In The IVnn
Telephone Coiupaiiy In erect poles and run
ires on 1 ne sniil" over or under am of tin
Streets, l.iiuesnr Alleys ut lids llornuiri:. lor iln
purpose of transacting a general Telephom
hiislness. and the iwtne from lime 10 lime lo al
ter. re new linn re pair.
Sn-i ion said poles shall be straight mill
hai ked and shall he painted at least, lo feel limn
ine ground. 1 ne location of the line and poll
shall be 11 ne'er Ilie supervision ot l, strei
i.'nliimtliee 01 mild llnrougti, unit should 11 hi
eonir necessary al any time In the Judgment of
I..TSI..I, voiioiiii ir.T, in cuilllge ine liH-illlon ol
any pine 1 ir sues, ine said "I'eiin Te eiiliinu
Cumpaiiy" slnill liiimedtiilely iiHiu notice Iroin
sain iinmuuiiee iniiKe tne iiestreii chance at tin
eust anil expeuseof the said I'eim Tele,hune
Skition 3. The said Teleiihnne Cinniuoiv lu
fore entering upon any of the hi reels, alleys or
ii.iier. ,,1 ninu i.ifiuilgll, ll.r I lie purpose Of 4-1 til
sirilftliigorerectltiif poles to said Telephone
.,,1,-, nn, .11 eoiei lino a llllllll III u t.Ulll Of r lV
iiiiiiiiieu miliars 10 iiiesaiu iioroiigli, lo lie ap-
t'... 'i ,j 1110 10011 . nuiicii, cnuilll lulled I'
ine payineni or all (lamiiL'es ocensfiinert bv in..
cilliut rilet lo.i nt u, ,1,1 n ., I... .1. ...... t 1 .... .
I i,i,iui, i.iiiu, nun iiisii
conditioned that Die streets, alleys and lands
1 snail ue leu III as irooil COIIII II loll us IheV were
More entering upon the same for the WM)se
vuun.i ... tiuK PUIU 1 eiCllUlie 1,1110,
Hwtion 4, The onicers of the flormigh shall
have (he fret use of said Teleiiliiiiu. I in,, unn.i.,
the llorougb llinlls, lor sending and receiving
,,nn,,K, n,i iiiuMuii- uiraii lllllllieipal pur-
tm )u..B ua nuiu iniu tsuitii ue uiaintaineu,
Ni:in inN R,-Tho provisions of this ordinance
nuuu ue loruiaiiy accepted ny said Company, and
... u. nuiu aeucjiiuuce ine saint shall be
nun aim vuiu.
Hkition (I. That the Borough of Mlildleburgli
., ,,,, c.i'usi-, now or nen'iiiier, ny
riin.mt tl Ihu Mi.K....ti..n -
, ,..v j,um ..mm Ul 1 HIS uiiiiiiiiuce.
mil-rum 1, it tne said releplione Line Is nnt
in inn cHTaii(in wiinin one year Irom dale of
inmsnge in huh oruinance, thu sninu shall bo
.....I UIIU VUIU,
Passed nt a special uieellngof Town Council.
Attest : I'., ivi u i... . ..
C. HTKTI.KH, SCC'V. ' . I resident
,'Mi.i in, ini, me wiiuin nriiinanec iinvliigbci n
duly passed as ninended by Iho Town Council
and the same having been duly nrusented to me
tor my approval or dltappruvul, 1 '.erehy up-
rtrnvit flu fcinmn ' '
r
J. K. ItKITT!,
Chlrf Ilurgessof Ihv iloioiit;li of Mlddlel.urg.l'a.
THKOLD BSTABUSHKl)
-Merchants' House,.-
Third N I reel Above Cnllowliill,
PEILALELPHIA, PA.
Under New Management
Kates $1.50 a day,
$5.00 per Week.
Win. F. Miller. PropV.
SMpped
&o,d.
or examina
tion, direct
Iremfactory.
wvina )t
amu arid
J.cre'?rc!?'
ipt or
Money returned.
if not accepted.
LljUAL CF ANY WkeO. iiA.NLTACTURLD
St
FURBlITURE, CAHPETS AND CHINA.
'I
mm
rT;V. PT- Hfr:
I lw r";-.; ajl' N.
:():
Uriglit new ilesigns lonU mil from
every nook ami corner nf our Store
Slui,es anil Styles in wliicli nt ()lice
yon seo your itleal.
Couches
CAKI'KTS, Kl llS, AllT.sijUAKS ami
IMCTL'KKS nt prices so low that oth
er men-limits can nut compete.
:():
Yours Uespect fully.
. H. FELIX, Lcwf?t
ow
9-
Liberal Adjustments-
Prompt Payments.
IUI-1 HUUWUS
REMEMBER
H. HRRVEY SCHDCH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
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Only the Oldest, Wrongest Cash Conipanies,
Lite, Accident and iornudo.
No Premium Note;
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No Assessments
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f.TVWlMMl" is the i,,iv7 ill. j wi'r, fit, l,c .ri nuu'e. Ai!nitid l.u ,,11 i
ronds mid tiders. .M.uleol uniteri.il th.it is whit, t-'it It t-.t.tt ;.,m, sun It- in constiuciii.u easily
taken apart and put tnuetllel ; h.is lew narts: is i I mi h v.n V inlisll lalmn I Inn ils ., ,u 'i,'..i i
together even in an accident, un hnllow lulling In t: e; h ii.ut i 1 1 n.::ta t; a hiinic that can not
be broken: so siinnle that its ndiusliiiLr Darts serve ns its rntinertmt, futriu t.
instead nf n doien parts; always ready to give relin'.Ie mid tapid Itanspnrtatii n FRAME
Imprnved double diiinionil; made of s-iin'h cold rnlltdstcd n ils It. ughi st mid Mi, n- ,m )m l,
for ils Hvight kilownl; joined together with our impinvrd steel littiiiKs; n tnai vil .',( nnvclty
simplicity and durability, the gn utcst cum binatlnii el iuecnniiv in l.uvclc inn hi.insin known'
lo build a frame wilhout liraieii jnints and tubing, ns nil know Ihut liil'inlnr limm s 'soim times
hrrak and fracture at hraxeit iuiuts. and tubes when Ihiv iia Innlli'il in. n i 1....1
WHEELS 'JS-inch. frnnt and rear; warranted wood rims, piano wiie niikil tnngnit spoki s ami
brass tiitiples. HUBS Large barrel pattern; made from the best oiuility i'"l,l ih.,uii s,. unless
steel, with patent reinforced spoke ll.inges directly over ball beniines. TIRES- 1 ,nn II.. " ...
Tiger" single lube, "North American" or " liosion " d, idle tele, or it me nilu 1 lirsllns
,..,., IIIMV K,,4iii.ii,-,i. e win niiliisii, 11 I'lnrr.il. Alllllf'totl' hose pipe or
Morgan & Wright quirk repair tires for f 2.1X1 extra, m l. BEARINGS Hull henrine loeci iv tuirt
meliiding wheels, crank nxle. steering head mid pedals. CRANK SHAFT BEIIIINCS-Ait dili-il
with our patent ball cases, which are interlocked mill mppoit each other. CUPS AND CONESI
ltest inialltv selected steel, carefullv temnered nod harden. d CHaiN";- 11, ,,!,, . 1 1... t.
liiL'h urade hardened centers, rear ntliiisl 111111I. CRANKS Our , , 1, 1,,m, ,1 . ; .,.,V ,..o.)
ptolecletl by patents: nn cotter pins. SPROCKET 8 Wade from best ipialitv iclimd stcil iiicely
linished and hardened: rear sprocket detachnblc, frnnt sprncket seciuelv kevtd In tnin'k uxU
REACH-Shortest, 2S Inches; longest, IW incites. GEAR nt or 72. FRONT FOftK-Imlestructilile'
lurk crnwn made of drop forged steel. HANDLE BAR-Reversible, readily cltanetil In either
raised or dropped pattern; best cork or eomposiliuti cuik handles, laiest style of I 'tiiilisli tips
mid ferrules. SADDLE Our own stvle "K" ki.'tl irrnde. u-rv rn.v ri.lin,,. l .....li.- '.-in;..... ...
snine other first-class make. PEDALS Combination nil trap or rubber: lull ball hr.-irin
FINISH Hnaiiieleil In black, with nil blight parts, hicltiding fiotit fmk, hnndle bar, hub, sent
pnsl, rrnuks and spokes, nickel plated, itach bicycle complete with Int l bag, pitnip wrench
nnd oiler. WEIGHT According to tires, pedals, saddles, etc. , in to ; 11(1 pounds. GUARANfEE I-iuli
Maywood llicycle is fully guaranteed (or one year. , Kamvisi:, Wash., b. n, )km.
I consider vour "Mavwnotl" wheel the stronnest nnd snfesl bievcte uia.l f,,. ;.u.. ..'.!
roiiuh rontls. auch as we have In this cntintrv. Iiiev are nl.n lii.ttt runtiiMo n.xl nk. ... ...1:....
The one-piece crank isa wonderful piece of mechanical simnlicilv in
bicycle construction, and with Ilie improvements 1 understand lliev
are to have this year, it will be the best wheel made.
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5.1 U our Sneclal Wholesale Price
to quickly introduce the "Maywood'
Never before sold for less.
Bicycle, we have decided to
COUPON No. 33 J lsf
0000 roa if
:$5.oo;
II sent w ilh order
For MAYWOOD
No. 6 BICYCLE
CASH BUYERS' UNION, t62 Wact Van Buren Si., Bxsast, CHICAGO, ll
make a sjieciai coupon oiler, giving every rentier or this paper n
1 nt ine
hin
Money refunded, if not as represented
chance to get a first-class whee
receipt of 127.00 axil coupon we will shl
securely packed and crated.
after arrival anil examination
ofexamlnntlon, for (28.00 nnd coupon
lie lowest price ever offered, fin
10 anyone tne nnove nicycie,
We will shin C. O. I)., with privilege
non. nravlded 15.00 is sent wit harder
as a guarantee of good faith and charges. A written binding warranty
stnt with each bicycle. This Is a chance of a lifetime, nnd you cannot
uuru tu ict tuc gpportunity pass. Auurcss ail orucrs ig