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Mr. Vanderbilt pays his cook $10,000 a year, which is a qreat deal more than we can get, because he can cook ; that is all. P
sumably because he can cook better than any other man, in America, jlf Monsieur Saucegravi could cook tolerably well, and keet
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books lairly, ana snoot a nuie, ana speaK tnree languages vtoieraoiy we 1, ana sing toume ;auu uxiuci &tctiiu garueiiing pretty well, and
could preach a fair sort of a sermon, and ? knew somethinq, about horses; .'land could telegraph a little, and could do liqhtvpbrters
and could read a proof tolerably well, and could do plain house and sigil painting, and could help on a threshing machine, and knew
enough law to practice in a justices court in rvaieign townsmp, ana naaj once run xor uie xegismiure, aim Knew now to weign hay, h,
could not qet $10,000 a year for it. HE GETS THAT JUST BECAUSE HE KNOWS HOW TO COOK. It would not make a cent'
difference in his salary if he thought the world flat and that it went on Wheels about in its orbit. Theres nothing like knowing your
business through and through, from withers to hoof, whether you know anything else or not. What's the good of knowing eyerythinq?
A qreat financier once asked a youth: "What is your greatest ; ambitionf- "lo be a rich man, was the reply, "lhats whefrf
you're a fool," answered the financier, "You ouqht to strive to be the qreatest in your line in the world, and you can't help beinq rich.'
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W e. cannot hope to be rich but to lead and be the qreatest in our line is our amomon. nnaseii me Dest tnings lor the smallest
price and largest saving to our patrons. WE KNOW OUR LINE and
gains and get what you want.
AMERICAN FLAGS
3 inches, net, per gross 23"
4 incnt'S, net, per pross v . . 33
C inches, net, per gross, .. .31)
71 indies, net, per gross-. ... .73
0 inches, net, per grosjj. . .1.23
14 inches, per dozen. ...... .23
15 inches, per dozen. .... .. ..
22 inches, per dozen .... ; . . .3d
27 inches, per dozen .73
3t inches, per dozen. .... .1.23
43 inches, per dozen . . .1.30
No. 11. 30 inches, per dozen . . . . 72A
No. Hi. 3S indies, per dozen 3.00
No. 12. 00 inches, per dozen ...... 4.30
. GUARANTEED BEST QUALITY MUSLIN, ON STICKS
Popular Game of
fit
10 ANAGRAMS
The old and popular game of letters
v-unner a new name ana issucti ui;,huicji
more attractive style than any previous
editions 'in the market. The box" label
is one of n new and handsome design.
A really good game that can be recom
mended. 1 V ?
In Stock All Seasons of Hie Year
It is the best selling. board Game on
the market, and gives the liest -Value
to the purchaser of any game they eaii
buy. l'archeesi is designed in such a
distinct and attractive hian'ner that it is
quickly comprehended by childr?n, pit
ting their wits on the alert at once, and
'engaging the excited interests of 'the old-
.' est players for hours.
will prove to you that RIGGAN'S is the place to get bar
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Price 25 Cents
Magnetic Jack
rut up in handsome box.
DAISY REPEATING AIR RIFLE NEW VZ$SIdat
DRESSING- s
PAPER DOLLS
Little Tot Series. Six kinds: Thr.e
girls, three boyjsrEach Doll is from 5
to 3 J inches, in height, mounted on go J .
d quality of cardboard, in envel p?s
'about 3ix0 inches. Envelopes ci earn c
olored, printed in colors. Each Doll ha
s an Easel Back to allow it to stand
upright. The Girls are Elondes and li
runcttes, and are attired in Mornirg,
Outing and Walking Suits. "Tne iioys si
re Light-haired and Dark, and (two of,
the three sets), have a very neat Sailo
r Suit, together with Outing and Walk
ing Suits. All cut out complete ready f
or use. ltefail at 3 cents per s-et. 1
Doll. 3 Hats, 3 Dresses, or Coats. 2 sa
ts, 3 cents, 'lhe complete set of (5 Dolls
can be had for 13 cents. :
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Baby Land
Rag Dolls.
The highest" grade Rag Loll ever pl.ic
ed upon the market, with clothes to take
off. Attractive and indestructible.
Each doll packed separate.
Price, $i,oo.
'traVS Complete set with
" "two magnet's
Pribe 25c ea
LONG HANDLE GARDEN TOOLS 1
Made of well finished steel and hap-
An Entirely -New Line this Season
ed handles. Four Styles.
THE DAISY AIR RIFLE-Wood Stock.
The simplest and strongest Repeating Air Rifle ever placed on the market
The barrel and working parts are made entirely of steel, all parts interchange
able and- easily duplicated. Roth the magazine and shooting barrel can be in
stantly removed should a shot become dislodged in either barrel; t.s feature is
possessed by no otfier repeater on the market. This rifle' is a strong and accu
rate shooter; the repeating attachment is perfect in its action, yet so simple that
any child can use it. Walnut stoc, Globe sights. Each rifle carefully sight
ed and tested. Entire length, 30 inches. Weight, 2 lbs.
Price $1.00
The Handsomest Afr Rifle In the World. Wa
THE. DAISY AIR RIFLE" is too well known td
heha'lf. The barrel and working parts are made of
The stock is f genuine black walnut-of the latest
pistol grip. (Jlobe sights have also been added to
without doubf, the .most gun-like ad "fascinating air
market. 'Each rifle is sighted and tested before le
I shot with great force and" accuracy. Entire length, 32 inches. Weight, 2
pounds. " : . '..-' i Price 75c
Che ker
and
Chess
Board ioc
Nice sit of
Checkers and
Colored Chess
Hoards. On cardboard.
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Dominoes
5c, 10c, 25c, 50c
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nut Stock. 6lobe Sight
need anything said in its
imetal uneiy nicke- platodt
pattern, and is made with
this rifle, and it is now,
rifle ever placed on the
ing the factory. Shoots li
Set Xo. 0. Three piece set. spade.
rake and hoe, polished nif-tal.
Set Xo.. 1. Same as Xo. 01, but
much larger 17xA
Set Xo. 2. Four-piece set. sp.idc,
rake and hoe, polished nietnl. .2"j
Set -Xo. 3. Four-piece m-t. sjiiide.
rake, hoe, fork, polished inetal.r'l
BOtTG-HT AT SIGHT
REDDICK" TRIMMED
Brass Finish
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This is the most elegant To$ Bed ever.
offered toj the trade. .
Immenle quantities have been sold
during the past three years.
It folds! flat. , '
Packed if a neat box.
18-inch, Trimpied Bed; per dozen. .$1.00
TOY TELEPHONE
Cheap Enough for a Toy, and Good Enonsli for Practical Ue
It has been thorouga
ly tested, and its satis
factory working,, to
gether with the low
price at which it" is of
fered, must insure its
general use. Complete
directions for setting up,
also "L'OO feet compos-i-'
tion wire, accompany
each telephone. Put up ;
jn, varnished wood box.
with lithograph label.
Express on receipt of
$1.00. : .
LOW PKIOES ON
INDIAN CLUBS.
mm, im
vThe finest In
for the money.
ian Clubs ever offered
Itock Maple, finely pol
ished. Terfect goods in every respeit.
Each pair carefally matched as to size.
and weight.
Each Club.
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2 lbs ....
3 los ... .
kj ' 4 lbs- . . , .
5 lbs
nEDRICK DOUBLE
REPEATING GYMNAST
TOY
RIFLE
OTEX.
Any child can handle it with safely.
Simple, accurate, practical, nickel-plated
and polished, Will lire 7) shots with
out reloading. Ihis pistol acknowledges
no rival.
Trice, 2"c each. .
Anmiunition, 2."0 shots, 5c.
Ammunition, on stri-i, 5 strips !n
tube.
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
Two clowns on horizon
tal bar, worked by hand
at bottom. Figures paint-'
ed, striped, A very umus-
ing toy and cheap. , ,
Ten Cents
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JAPANESE LANT.
Hagneto Electro Machine
A TERY IXTERESTINT, AND
IXSTRUCTIVE TOY.
Xot only harmless to 'children.
but actually benefits those WoO
use it by strengthening the en
tire nervous system.
A very amusjng entertainment
may IK! given -oy sercius on uif
table a metallic basin- pjirtly till
ed -with water, and placinc 'our
electrode E in coiitHct with thn
lasin. Drop a coin in thp Avatar
and ask some one to take it on!
with the lingers of vonP hanl
while the other hand grasps the fie? electrode. E, and the operator rapidly turns
the crank F. '
'Many haqnless ami amusing tricks may 'be .played: for instance, two people
each holding" an electrode in one hand w hile they touch a third party with the
other, thus giving a shock to all tine?. The best and cheapest electric uiaihina
in the market. Erchc in 'wood box. On receipt of $1.00'.
This Article Has a Large Sale.
Each.
...Xet 18c
...Xot 23e
. . . Xet' 30:
. ..Xet 40e
. . .Xet 'i atic
. CLOTH GAMES
Our OonHey Party
An evening aninyement Tor the million. A world of fun
and indescribable laughter. Putting the tail on The donkey.
Donkey iarty um-ists of a sheet having a donkey iri'iin,l
upon it without 4 tail. 24 tails are provided, nunihi-red 'from
t to lr4. The player must pin the tail to the first r.hject
touched. Putting the tail in it,s proper place is no easy mut
ter, Itseems simple. It is not easily accomplished, and af
fords much amusement to all the company present.
Primps can b? give 1 as in proeressive euchre. '
Each -in envelope, with full directions. ,
Price 25 fenw
SINGLE
G-YMNAST
Similar ' to op posit e,
cellent 5c toy. i ; ;
only one clown. '
Five Cents
IMPORTED TRANSPARENT SLATES
I'ine wood. Fancy tin corner!
which will make them strong!
and more ornamental.
Xo. 5, size 4x5f in.. .0.". r
Xo. 10, size Gl.7i in.. . r
X'o. I,!, '"size fcsJH in .,. 1".
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OCTAGON CROKINOLE BOARD FOR Si
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""mi uiusiie.i au.j gic.-rt value for $1 .(Ml,
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Five and Ten Cents Each, i Assorted Colors
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Xii.t:20r size 0x11 in.. 20,
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Xo.r2o,'size 'f'lx12 in.. .23..
Ill cd n;ed PrlcOn
Hill 111
Xo. 4. 7 inches ir.
cter,
Perl,.?2
CANDLES
For Lanterns.
burning 4 hours
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