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SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY MAT 25, 1899,
NO 324.
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Shoes
furnishing' goods. Our prices are right, because
we are do ng a cash business. No losses any
where. This means a great saving, which we give
to you, by marking our goods right down to bedrock.
THE NEW YORK RACKET.
E. T. BARNES, Prop.
Salem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Stare,
Cor. Commercial and Chemeketa Sts.
Shoes Worth Having
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GfrSfsQ' dressy iih win bo. Tlmt our high class goods
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gf fuHliioii mid form, high class feeling and com
fort, and high class finish, material and workmanship. Ikiikkii, that iikiii
CLASS WITH UH MKANS HOSOIl AND TIUTTII IN TIIK HIIAl'K OK HIIOKH. Till) OIllj'
thing not high about tliom is tho price.
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94 State Street.
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A Artificial Teeth 56,00,
A In making artificial teeth we use the best teeth and rubber that
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5j We guuruntco nur teeth ugulnst breakage, also guarantee a til.
B Gold Crowns 55, Up,
n We use 22k Gold in our crowns and fullr guarantee them.
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Roonn 27 and 29, Phone;813.
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GRAY
Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore.
V'MHWlqTMMiWl',.'':lll:
Clothing
Hats
Shirts, pants, overalls, hosiery, under
wear and all kinds of ladies and gents
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STAMPF.D OX A SHOE MKANS STAND
ARD OF MKRIT. PF.OPLK APPRECIATE
FIRST-CLASS WORK. Tlioy understand
Howling Success
Was tho first week's sales in shoes at
tliu cut rato prices, $15,000 worth of
shoes to be sold within (10 days and we
have made a big starter. You will
never buy shoes as cheaply again as we
are selling them during tfiis sale. Our
OPPOSITION says wo must raise money
to pay our bills, they know our business,
having nothing else to do but watch us
selling slioes with an envious eye. Ask
your neighbors about thu bargains we
gave them, you can get tho same layout
during this sale; new goods at a big' dis
count, old goods at your own price. Free
shines.
Kfausse Bros.
275 COMMERCIAL ST.
Dr.- H. H. OLINGER.
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Carpenter's Tools
Blacksmith's Tools,
Fine Tools
For Every
Trade at
BROS
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CABLES
News oILastEngage-
ment.
Philippine Rebels Took To
the Swamps.
To
Save Utter Annihilation Peace
Commissioners Return.
lly Aaaoclnleil I'reaa to the Journnl,
Washington, May 25. Gen. Otis
cables tho war department as follews:
"Manila On the 2:ird inst. tho third
infantry, while returning tollalinag wre
attacked tliis niorning, noon and even
ing by a largo force of the oiicmy, suf
fering in casualties two killed, III
wounded. The enemy were repulsed,
leaving on the field sixteen kilted and a
largo number of wounded and ninny
prisoners.
Yesterday tho enemy apieared in the
vicinity of San Fornandoo, were at
tacked by the Kansas ami Montana reg
iments, which suffered only slight los.
The enemy was driven through the
rice ili'lds, leaving 50 dead, 118 woundwl
and 28 premiers. Fifty rifles and other
property were also captured. Tho re
treat through the swamp lands saved
them from total destruction. Iawton is
returning, leaving Mae Arthus on front
tho regular troops to replace the volun
teers." Manila, May 25. Tho Filipino com
missioners left by a special train today.
It is expected they will return soon.
President Gouzaga of thu Philippine
commission, previous to his depart ire
Haiti :
"Wo greatly appreciate tho courtesy
shown us. Wo have ppont some time
witlt your commissioners, incidentally
considering American annexation. Us
principles impress us profoundly. Tho
plan of government offered tho Philip
pines teems in theory to ho a good
colonial system, but why should your
nation seels to make a colony of distant
people who have lieen so long fighting
against Spain to secure the same rights
your annexation gives. You fought the
same battle in America whou you fought
against England."
WASiiiNoro.v, May
V. Henry, who lias
is governor-genural
General Davis, called
25. Gonoral Guy
hutm superceded
of Porta Rice by
on tho president
today.
Genural Henry talks enthusiastically
of tho island. Ho believes that it has a
prosperous futuro and that the people
will eventually make good citizons.
IMMIGRATION.
Problems Being Considered by the State
Board in Session.
Three members of the state Iward of
immigration are holding u sossion at thu
state liouso today. J. C. Coojnir of Me
Miniiville, and V. G. Gossliu of Astoria,
came up by tho Roseburg mail this
morning. It was imjiossililo for Mr.
Henry of Portland, and Mr. Colvig of
Jacksonville, to bo present oji this oc
casion. Mr. (iowlin Is also iicoompanlod by
Dr. O. W. Reek-man, of Astoria, who
is taking a deep intorost in securing (or
Oregon a jtortion of thu Finnish immi
gration now coming to Ainurioa.
Tho board hold a short mission lwfore
noon amlliscusricd dillieultios und oj
portunitios lwforo thoin and mot again
at 2 o'clock, when tho statu omciats and
other citizens met with them, but up to
press hour no steps of a definite char
acter had lieen takun. Thu membvrs
of the loard recognize that unless somo
financial roeourcoa are plucod at thulr
command their opportunitiuH for useful
work will l virtually out off and that
they might as well resign und limvo tho
field to the local enterprises of tho
Hivurul sections of tlw state.
Failed to Float.
Ilr AmoclHled I'rrca lu tbe JournuL
CiiVHKACK, May '. Another attompt
to float U Paris took plaw this morn
ing without reseult.
Columbia
Model 57
$50.
The fines chain wheel ever turnrd out of a factory,
Hartfords, strictly high grade, 5J5,
Videttes, folly guaranteed, $25 and SIS,
SROAT Sl WILSON.
PLEADS FOR KINNLAND.
An Astorian Appears in Their Behalf
liefore State Board of Immlgrailon.
Dr. Oswald 11. Bookman, of Astoria,
is in the city toappear before the State
Hoard of Immigration on behalf uf thu
Finnish opulation.
"Wo are appealing to the American
people on behalf of the two mid a half
millions of Finnish neonlo who don't
want to be Russified and wiped out as on
autonomous people. There are 200,000
Finns in tho United States ami Canada
and 0000 in Oregon. They' are coming
to this country at the rato
of COO a week and are a peaceful, indus
trious class of iieonlo with tho lowest
rate of illiteracy in Northerh Europe.
The Czar, w ho is Grand Duko of Fin
land and our constitutional ruler, has is
sued n ukase saying what the Parlia
ment of Finland must do. He demands
110,000 soldiers for live years each, and
1!1 years' sorvico on the reserve fund.
Tho Finns have a Parliament and have
always been allowed tliu right to mukv
their own laws."
Dr. Rookmnn is an intelligent,
catwl gentleman, and presents
case of his people in a forcible and
qucnt manner.
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THE DEMOCRATS,
National Committee Meets but
No Platform Formulated.
Ilr Aaaoclnleil I'rea In (he Jonrnnl.
St. Louis, May 25. The members of
the Democratic national committee
went into session this morning. Gov
ernor Stono was re-elected chairman.
Rcpor fi on thu organizations and condi
tions of different states were inado by
thu representatives who outlined tho
conditions existing at home.
Not one of the speakers touched upon
trusts, imperialism or silver. Rryiin
was introduced mid made a short ad
dress, urging organization and that an
effort ho'inado to establish a fund for
the coming campaign. No action by
thu committee regarding plans for the
next platform is expected.
Japan Occupies Marcus Island.
Ilr Annuclnlril 1'rena lo (lie Journnl.
Nkw Yoiik, May 25. Tho Herald
says : Tho attention of the state de
partment has been called to tho recent
occupation by Japan of Marcus island,
in the Pacific. The acquisition of thu
island by Japan has the effect of
causing a change in tho Instructions
given to tho collier Nero, which is hin-
voying tho cable route jirojwsed by
Rear-Admiral llradford. This route
avoids Wake island, which was taken
possession of by the gunboat Pennington
in the name of the United States.
The route recommended by Rear-Admiral
Bradford and which the Nero is
surveying, contemplated the laying of
tho cablu between Honolulu and Mid
way island, acknowledged to bo Amer
ican, which possesses a harbor capable,
with slight improvement of accommo
dating vessels of eight feet draught.
Thu distance between Honolulu and
Midway is 1100 milos. A projiositioii
was then considered to connect Midway
and Marcus islands, 1500 miles apart,
Guam, thu next cablu station, being
only 810 miles distant from Marcus
island.
Marcus island is 1000 miles from Yo
kohama, and was placed by the United
States wan-of-war Tuscarora in 187-1 in
latitude 21! (leg. 10 mill, north, longi
tude 151 deg. east. Rujtorts received at
tho department regarding Wake island
show that it is of little value for a naval
station, Ixdug a few feet tilsive the sea
level, mid frequently submorgod.
Information has been received at the
navy dcHirtmont that a vussol for sur
veying tho projiosud cable route ImHwcoii
Victoria and Australia is aliout ready to
start. It is understood here that a sta
tion will Ihj established probably at Fan
ning island, also British, Tho cost of
the cable is estimated at 18,000,000,
11,000,000 of which has boon subscribed
by Canada.
All Are Invited.
lly Aiaorlnteil I'rrm lu the Juurunl,
Mi.snkaimi.is, May 35. In Presbyter
ian assomblv today I). W. Gluss, of Bal
timore, caused a surprise by introduc
ing u resolution advocating a confer
ence of all Evungeliual churches, in
cluding Roman Catholic, to dlsaiibs the
harmonfous iirruugumunt und distri
bution of foreign mindon. Referred,
without debate.
Schley at Denver.
Ilr Aanuulnlrd I'reaa lu the Journal.
Dknvhk, May 2. Admiral Schley has
arrived ut Denver this morning, and
was greeted with tho clutors of hundreds
of (Ktojile ussemblud ut the Union depot.
Kxbauitlon and brtak down follow Drip
f (event it by mine Dr. MUet' Nervine
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SAMOA
TROUBLE.
Tlie Commission
Session.
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Deliberations Will Be Kept
Secret.
But it is Reported the Action of Como
dore Kautz Will Be Upheld.
Ilr Aaauclntri! I'reaa lo tlie Journal.
Apia, Kanuu, May 17 via Auckland,
May 25. The Samoaii commission ar
rived .May 13. The first sitting took
placo May 10. Thu commissioners weio
engaged all the morning in conference
wfth Chief Justice Chambers. Noth
ing was disclosed regarding tho dellbor
ations but it is reported that they will
uphold the action of Admiral Kautz.
Mutaafa sent thu commissioners a let
ter of welcome and expressed tho ltopo
that they would satisfactorily end the
troubles lu Samoa. It is understood
that Mataafa will obey thu unanimous
order of the commission. Tliu Miitaiifaus
will probably disperse to their homes if
ordered to do so but will never recognizu
Malictoa as king and doubtless there
will be furtljer trouble in future if his
kingship is maintained.
To the corresponiient of thu Associ
ated Press Mataafa said that it was the
head chiefs, not himself who began thu
war. Mataafa claimed that hu upheld
thu treaty and said his orders through
out weru not to flro upon Europeans and
but for this order thu whole parly of
bluejackets would several times liavj
been shot down by largo bodies of na
tives concealed in tho brush.
St PirrKitsiuiU(i,May 25. Advices from
Riga, capital of province of Llvqnl, say
that thu military in suppressing rioting
workmen killed twelve persons and
wounded fifty.
Pkki.v, May 25. An Imiierial edict
has been Issue 1 giv ing assent to thu
building of the Tien Tslu-Cliiu Kiting
railroad.
'.Will Not Be a Candidate.
Wasiiisciton, May 25. Secretary
Wilson today denied the report that he
would Ihi a candidate to succeed J. II,
Gear, as United States senator from
(own.
Makers' '1 rial.
A Jury hits been secured at Dallas and
thu trial is proceeding without further
difllculty.
TURNVEREIN EXCURSION.
Prom Portland to Albany and Re
turn $i.
On Sunday May 28, takes placo the
excursion of tho Portland Social Turn
veruin. Leaving Portland utOl.'iO a. in.,
and return. leaving Albany at 5 o'clock
p. m. Tickets on salu at I'atton Pros.,
Rook Storu.
Salem passengers will tuke tho ilrst
section, which will loavo Salem for Al
bany alKmtUiIU) a. m. Thu cars will be
limited to seating capacity. No tickets
will be sold after May 25. Uaggago cars
for lunch baskets and bicycle will be at
tached to every train. Returning all
trains will stop nt all stations and tho
first section will leave Albany at 5 p. m.
18-td
308 Commercial Street.
Here yon can buy Ladies' French Kid
Rutton Shoes for 2, worth ! I. Boston
Shoe Company.
A 15 t(
Raker City Ih making preparations to
send a racing team to the Walla Walla
(Ire tournament.
Sometimes u icrwm Is more pleased
with poor glasses than they are with
good ones. Thu objw t In fitting glasses
should not be to please immediately but
to please for the future We so fit tlie
eyes with glasses after a careful testing
that tliu glussou improve the eyes. We
work for the future good of our patrons.
Soiuetimwi glussus with which you win
see purfoctly ut present you ought not to
have becuuso they will not improve your
eves and will not act upon them prop-
urlv. Let us explain the difference to
you any day that suits you.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE,
110 BTATB 8TRDET.
WHERE WILL IT QO?
A
Baptist Theological School Recom
mended for Oregon.
It Aaaoclnlerf I'reaa In tlie Journnl.
Sa Fiiasoisco, May 25. Today's ses
sion of tho Uaptlst Educational Society
was occupied by a conference and the
discussion of tho subject "Is the estab
lishment of n Uaptlst theology school on
the Pacillc coast desirable and feasible"
Rev. Alex lltackburn 1). D. of Oregon,
took part lu tl.u discussion.
Silk Mill Destroyed.
Ilr Aaaoclnleil I'reaa lo Hie Journnl.
Pattkuso.v, N. J., May 25. Tlie
Nightingales Silk mill has been do
Btrooed by flru. Tho factory contained
200 looms. Thu loss is 50,000.
Robbed.
Ilr Aaaovlntv'l I'reaa lo the Journnl
Taooma, May 25. Tho Oakland pub
lic school liouso broken into last night
and robled of everjbook and all othor
paraphenalia of study,
Destroyed by Kiie.
Hr Aaaoclnleil I'reaa to the Journnl.
Pirrsiiumi, May 25. The fortlli-dng
plant of Walker, Stratum! and company
has been destroyed by lire. l'Mward
Probst, 1111 employe, Is missing. Loss
11,000,000.
COMING WEST.
Chance for all the Towns to
Extend Invites.
Ilr Aaaoclnleil I'reaa to the Journnl.
Wasiiinoton, May 25. President Mc
Kinley has positively decided to go as
far as west this summer ns St. Paul, but
whether hu will go to Yellowstone Park
and tho coast depends u-kiii circum
stances. Fire in Indian Town.
Ilr Aaaoclnleil I'reaa to the Journnl.
St. John, N. IL, May 25. A serious
flro broko out at noon today in thu In
diaii town district. About thirty build
ings have been destroyed.
Counterfeiting.
Ilr Aaaoclnleil I'reaa to the Juurunl.
Rkuii.no, Ph., May 25. Jus. K. Nor
ton, job printer, was arrested today
charged with printing bogiiH cigar union
lalHds.
The Ptcverslty of Things,
"How the dickens dovou keen vour
lawn so free from dandelions, Jonus?"
"Patent scheme. I found when I tried
to raise grass I got nothing but dandeli
ons, so I madu 11 chanuu and tried to
raise dandelions."
"What good does that do?"
"I gut nothing but gruss." Hurper's
llazar.
Proof Positive,
"Ih sliu a woman of much executive
ability?" asked thu one who puts ijucrlcH
largely for thu purposu of making con
versation. "Is she?" remarked the matter of
fautoue. "Well, she made her French
modiste put 11 iocket in her party gown."
-Life.
Waller Downing was a passenger to
Poitlaud this morning via steamer Rutlii
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Salem's Greatest
Black
Brownie Overalls
Worth a Quurtur,
19c.
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Short
Length Bargains
Wo have just received some of
the greatest bargains In short
lengths of
White India Linens
Silk StriiK) Ulnghams
Colored Percales
Tlmt are offered you at unprece
dented prices.
5c, 7c, 8 l-3c, to 15c.
A yard for good", well worth
dotiblu thu prices, don't take our
word for it, eoino and see,
Table Linens
and Napkins
Matched or not just us you wish:
direct from liulfast and Calerutuu,
Ireland. The good duiuudabte
wearers, bountiful new iluslgus.
IMduuh Rluucli Dumnsk at f 50
Oldncli Pleach Dumusk at 75
llH-lnch Illuach Damask nt . 1 00
Thut ure isiriltively iiuinutched
HxlO und 8x12 Rleuch Cloths with
Nupkins, from f 2.50 up.
OUlt
! 278 -280 Commercial St,- The Old
IlllMBIIllIillllHIWIIIHHIlllMlilHIIIlIJilMliiMIM""11
Royal
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Mokes tho food more
ftOTAt tanroa
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Mayor of a Qeorcia Town Calls
Out
Militia to Protect Negroes.
Ilr Aaaoclntci! I'reaa lu the Juurunl
Gium.v, Ga., May 25. Tliu Hogging
of four colored oierntlves of tho Kincald
mills, Monday night, by whitecaps, has
led to poiisatlonul devologoinents. Last
night another negro was taken from his
liouso and severely beaten and cut.
Tho negroes are law-abiding eitiiions.
Today tho superintendent and others ut
tho Klncuid mills were notified to leavo
at once or they would be "dealt with."
It now transpires that a club hasbeon
formed hero known as thu Laborers
Union Rand, for tho purpose of driving
tlie negroes out of thu country. Tho
baud has about 500 members, a largo
number of whom aro Iwya under age.
Upon orders from tho governor, tho
Griflin rilles are in their armory await
ing orders front Judge Hammond to pro
ceed to the factory. The mayor baa
been reliably informed tlmt If tho
militia goes to the factory there will bo
trouble in thu city tonight. Ho has
ordered all thu (Milieu on duty through
out thu night.
Suspected Robber Arrested.
Reston, May 25. John T. Roach, of
Montreal, alleged by tho police to bo n
professional pickpocket and all-around
crook, lias been arrested on tho charge
of being implicated in thu robbery of
thu Dominion bank, Napanee, Ontario
August 28, 1807, when 12,000 in cash
und notes weru taken. Roach is fifth
and last 011 thu list of suspected Napa
neu robbers.
Lovl Moore's Victim.
Kansas Citv, Mo,, May 25. Mrs Anna
Mack, of Turner, Kan., who was shot
Sunday by Lovi Moore, a city market
clurk, died of her injuries today. Mrs.
Jennie Campbell and Mrs. F.Ila Landis,
Moore's other victims, are believed to
Ihj dying.
News Prom Dawson,
Ilr Aaaoclnleil I'reaa to the Journnl.
Dawson City, Ahisku, April 28. In
dicutlons now are that tho Yukon will
break in two weeks, und very soon after
that the steamlioatH will Im running
from thu lakus down. All tho smaller
streams, und oven tho Klondike, aro
now running, und sluicing for the gen
eral clean-up has commenced 011 many
claims. A very unsatisfactory estimate
gives this year'H output from f 15,000,000
to $20,000,000.
Governor Ogllvie today gave an exten-'
skin of time, till June 15, for all resi
dents of the water front to vnciito. The
flru lust night took one-half, and If thu
high water mid ice should taku thu other
half the matter of moving will bo made
an easy task. His omeial report of the
royal commission Investigation has just
Plain and Colors
15c, 8bc per vd.
For
Graduating Gowns
Our line is most complete and
consist of the best values obtain
able. Reul Swiss Organdies
Chiffon Organdies
Persian 1-nwns
India DimltUw
Silk Mulls
Trimmings
In all that's new and stylish.
Nw Val Ijicimi
Now Val Iiiburtious
New Chiffon Rullling
New Riilllod Rlblsms
New Wash RIIiIkiiis
Now Satin RIbboiiH
STOUB OP JON KVJjJNINCjy.
Baking
Powder
delicious and wholesome
r - owta 00., tw tokk.
been completed, and will Iks started to
Ottawa by special courier today. The
contents of tho report will not bo known
until mado public by tho ofllclala there.
At least 20 llrst-class rhcr stcamors,
will ply between Dawson and Lake Ren- .
nett tho coming summer, and so much
competition will make rates correspond
ingly low.
Alex McDonald, James McNamo and
n number of other wealthy Klondikers
have arrived safely In from tho outside.
Information has boon received that
15 agents fcr wealthy syndicates are en
routo hero for the purposo of purchasing'
mining property.
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Dates of Local Events.
May 31 Juno 1 County Sunday
school convention ut Marion. ,
Juno 11 Railroad conductors filcnlo
at Fair Grounds. v
Juno i:i Willamette Unlversfty
Alumni Reunion. '
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juuo .iu. ommenceniciit interstate
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.MUBicul Conservatory, Etta Anders-Will
man Principal.
Old Soldiers.
Tho Central Congregational church,!
corner of Nineteenth and Ferry streets,
will nbservo Memorial Day by a special.
service at 8 p. in. next Sunday. The pas-'
tor is un old soldier and will make tho
address.
m) Dr. M
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mm tho blood, alwnrs
causing lullerlnranil frequonUy
rntiiliitf torero it raio.
x una u a oommoniriiM curs.
Ayer's
PSLLS
Thv ilnllr luiura an eair and
na'UMl momnentof tu Imt.-cIh,
rrlc,Wc u hot. All druggist.
Ayop'a Sarsaiarllla
wlibtiioillUwIIItustcnrccoYery.
Vft'ta Ilia doctor Jolt bow yoa ra
ull.rlii' You will relTa tuDtl
ruatllral hJIc without roti.
Dh. J. 0. AYKlt, Uw.ll.Mtn.
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WHEAT MARKET. .
Chicago, May 25. July70j, Cash 24
red 7(1.
San Fiiancisco, May, 25. Cash 1.07JjM
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Blond Net
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Ties for ladles' the swell now tie. '
75c and 51 .00.
Bring Your Boys
to iis for their spring Clothing, i
Wo have somo economical aur '
prises in store for the Mother i!
who likes to huvo her boy look aaj
good as the lieat. ,
Vestee Suits
Red ond Blue
Sailor Collars,
to match
52.50
Self collars
nicely braided
53.00
Silk-facwl with
self vestee,
pearl buttons,
nicely braided.
fS.00. :,
Clothing.
Plain Crashes
Just opened tho kind you've,
been wanting for that spring '
skirt,
12 1-2 to 18c.
A Columbia
Bicycle
Given uwuy
free July 3d.
White Corner.
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