Our resident buyer sells cheap wool goods and dresses
An advertising page touts 36 inch half wool fabrics and 40 wraps at 60 cents, with a Paris and London connection via a resident buyer. It boasts low prices, large lots, and discounted muslin dresses for babies, including two dress styles at 25 and 39 cents.
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Paris
London
Mikaio
Japan
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Derby
Lonsdale Co
Providence
Berlin Secures Balbriggan Hose Sale Amid High-Profile Support
In a bold touting of discounts, the article notes Emperor William's permission to ship 1 1-2 dozen Balbriggan Hose and Prince Bismarck's influence securing 23 1-2 dozen more. The sellers claim unmatched low prices, offering two pairs for 26 cents, far below typical 25 cent prices at smaller outlets.
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Berlin
William
Prince Bismarck
Earth
Linen goods sale from Belfast manufacturer in Wichita
A Belfast linen maker sought cash before a week, shipping 100000 yards of Linen Checked Toweling at 64c per yard, 500 pieces Cream Damask at 25c, and bleached Latin Damask at 1.00 per yard. Our rep bought the immense lot, arranged free entry with the U S revenue and a freight offset, then sold enough to cover cost with pure profit. Other eastern houses cannot compete in Wichita.
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Kansas
Belfast
U.S
Wichita
Advertising promises and empty fancies tempt readers
In this MORAL column the writer warns how easily ads use fanciful claims over facts and shows a sample of what future ads might resemble if pencil lead remains available and costs stay low.
Dealings and Deadlock in House Over Direct Tax Bill
Washington April 7 the fifth day of the direct tax bill debate opened with no signs of weakening. Leaders considered delaying tactics and a possible pause for compromise as Oates Read and others argued over time limits and the previous question. The stalemate prompted a recess and a plan to reconvene Monday to decide the bill’s fate amid ongoing attempts to resolve differences.
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HOUSE
Oates
Read
Squylor
Loase
Tastor
Taxlor
Conferge
Taylor
Cates
Waskington
Lyons City Heralded as Future Center After Big Building Boom
Rapid strides in Lyons show a developing city core with a large stock of new firms and growing trades. Reporters note new stores Holmes Thompon & Co and Halston & Bish fueling a bustling southeast corner as Lyons eyes a bright transition from rough frontier to orderly growth.
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City of
Lyons
Omt Holmes, Thompon & Co
Halston & Bish, Mocey ‘Aaners
Tlinoist
Dnata
Indiana
Prant Vasconsells
Lyons Sand Alwartth
Wolfe
Roscoe Conkling Very Sick in New York
April 7 report from New York describes Roscoe Conkling severely ill with lingering pains since the prior Friday. He rests at his residence at Nea West Fourth Street under medical care, with doctors seeking quiet to avoid public alarm while monitoring his heart and breathing as he remains gravely ill. Teetering on weakness, he regained sleep and showed brief improvement but remains at risk of further attacks. The family and physicians urge continued rest and calm.
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Wasmxcros
Oil Trust
House Committee On Manufactures
David Kirk
Bradford
Penn
Producers Protective Association of
Pennsylvania
New York
Staniard
Standard Off Company
Snally
National ‘Transit Company
Standart
Producers Association
Mantett
Totay
Foraker
Northwest Territory
New England
Virginia
God
Miniasus Cutler
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Delaware
George F. Hoar
United States
Massachusetts
Hoar
Hayes Wao
Bernard Prin
Brooklyn
Humdolph Torker
B. E. Hale
Jervemox City
Cute Pone
Ming
Waile
Charles Xv Mergas
Burton
Jobe
Rithytt
Washington
Arsor Thatcher
Washington University
Chemie Bers
Gan and
Riliott
Hay and Laing Age
Thatcher
Mimlig Eng
New Yoas
Ioene Conkling
Nea
Omy
Iymiet
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Nariara
Main St
Henrietta Biege
Wanamaier
Lara
Main Street
Standard Oil ‘Trust
Teneral Bragg
Miliuster
City of Mexico
Department
War of
Ise
THE
Marietta's
Governor Foraker
Supreme Court
Rich Hill
Larned Land Office
Horton
C.J. John A. Chrusty
Harry Jones
Alien County
State of
Alestine
Board of County Commissioners of
Rum
Wellington Township
Hrant
Maklin County
Mandamus
Hannah Nitebte
John M. Mal Jvane
Shangre County
Am. Noland
Katyitty
Hamilton County
E. Kelly
HL Tait
Pi Courteys
Sotisetin
J. Martha A. Cox
Willian M. Cox
Kingman County
Affirmed
ML Hamilton
Hantibal & St. Joe Railroad Company
Ate Sou County
Affirmed NI
Addison Eres
Hiresiwood County
Stawnen Oty
CC Whithow
J. W. Grits
Sherif
Chane County
John Furneneaux
First National Bank of
White
Wats Wis
Kore
Hebers Bill
Lon-Coudey
Ania Hethol
John Bathed
Linn County
Holt
Atime Wa
Thorne
E. Franks
Jones
Shawnee Cutchy
Bell
John Kener
Wyandotte County
Wesley Boat
EH Stoneback
Chaubauua
Feorge Wo Morris
Capnnetent
AK Everts
Emma Dilley
Henn
Couiaieaivaris
Shawnee County
Torri
Towleta
John Gordon
Allen County
Atknson
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Calvin PL Townsend
Jefferson County
Ream
Hopking Et al
Erroe
Clead Sogaty
William He Wrat
Rohl Gillis
Hiebart T. Darel Vm Nashan P. Ouyton
Lunlaem Corpar
John Jt
Malal
Shawnen Atheniest
Weil
Elretiem
Senoetiiby
Csty Mayer
Lens de Pratt
Bone
Prmpernitie Liber
Terestitas
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Larned
Michel
Nickelas
Brownlee
Taltinore Authores
Tarriacee
Mel
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Washinton
Baltimore
Sarah V. Young
Thomas Carey
Francs Young
Mise Ainey Carey
Daugher
Thema
Be Martin
Tin
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Pireras
Tien Aid Milberey
IV & Seal Estate
Neower
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Peimeing
Tony
Wetterig
Roscoe Conklinng
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James Barton
Stanley
Newsem
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