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To Innurc publication nit local iicwk muxt
reach ui not later than Thursday morning u(
each week.
Subscription prlco, ono year, payable In nil
Vance, 12.00.
lull tnv n Innir Htno linn hiippppiIpi! fnnl tn imv no nttcntlon to the shallow.
i, n.im.. f I In getting a messenger's place over In Early settlors In this country had to
lMirimn, Manager Uje Rccorder.B omcc. I rs; tho hanlshlps of Indian warfare
The PeK.n Theatre under the .n.'fJ ScoTwJudl o. The
H!!fl?Jrilr,2,fhi.,,ritiB 'it Knf "nlted Sta"es Is the Sen spot of
n great success In this city. It Is pat- ., , . f flnancni nrojrress nt th Is
ronlzed by the best people In Chicago. , lori ZT Tffir a har-
Mr. George Taylor and Mr. Sherman ' vest and the Afro-American will be
Gill both colored men got In a dlsrep- blind Indeed should he fall to make he
l..ni.in r. i .,.i !, ino Mnn. most of his opportunities. A rolling
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day evening. Both of the men were siono gainers no mos8 uu u ""
drunk and created a great disturbance " mind no strength. Let us outwit
In tho neighborhood where they were. "e cgro nB w me m "
Mr. George Taylor is a I'unman l"-' D"''"'" ",v v "" . ',
rnr nnrfnr nn.l llvoil nt 20151 Armour . WI1H0 lOlKB av Bll linzaniB. l-miiui.
Mrs. Allen returned a few days ago
from the beach.
nvenuo. Tho booncr tho Pullman uar
Company gets rid of all such Individ
uals as that tho better off they will be.
AFROAMEniCAN PHYSICIANS.
Mrs. Mabel Davis has returned from
her visit to her mother, Mrs. Clark, of
Tacoma.
, tlntlinl A At IS nlilirnll rf li'Mnll'
Mr. W. M. llymim Is expecting to "' . t ' ', .,, ,,. T)m
lonvo Portland soon for a visit to Los ",,'. '..,. .!...... '..., i. .
Angtit-s, ni. , I Pontiniinllv nreachlnc and ad
vocating the Infamous and destructive
(From The Philadelphia Press.)
Nearly 1,000 colored physicians In
all the vnrlous fields of medicine are
Mrs. Ida Stanford who has been vis
iting In our city for some tlmo re
turned Inst week to her homo In North
Yakima.
Don't forget the Emancipation Pro
clamation celebration at the Auditor
ium at tho fair grounds Saturday,
September 22.
One of the colored churches In Chi-
mtm Hint linn ilnnrt niul la rnntlnnnllv
.intmr thn mlnrnri tinnnln In thin oltv . rnnrcBcntpd bv the National Medical
a great deal of harm and damage Is I Association, now meeting In this city.
its niQtnuurs represent nospiiuiB m
this city. Richmond, Charleston and
other cities. Negro medical education
nt Howard University In Washington
and In other Institutions, trnlnlng
schools for nurses and the wide nnd
doctrine, nnd that Is to havo tho sop
arate schools for the colored children
In Chicago. They meet every Sunday
nnd through tho week nt this place nnd
preach and advocate this Infamous
doctrine. It Is to bo hoped Hint Rev.
A. J. Cary will leave this city nnd
never lie rc-nnnolnted to a church In
Chicago. Let him go oncK to Georgln ( Blon, Is successfully creating his own
u .1 uu mIm it.nn ilin tinlntiftA rtt It 1 rl ...u.t I. .! n I imnfnnnlntlfl I It till tKM'a
rm. l.tt .. .!. t-,M.l .(.(. nr'" M'llllllll IIIUI U lliu MHIUIII.U l inn , WBriU III OUUIIII, HUIiraiui n. ...... -
iiiu mu.cs ui uiu 1.M..V.. ,um. ... ... . t Bys cm nnnl life. Where the Negro com
6. Washington, Prop. L. Wilkinson, Mnnagot
The Alpha
Fine Wines, Liquors & Cigars
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Headquarters for Railroad and All Pro
fessional Tropic.
Phono Pacific 151
101 X. Park St., PORTLAND, OREGON
A. H. Griswold
fcU(.'ieiortoUitlMVOI.I A I'llLGLKY
TAILOR
hopeful beginnings of medical science
for 10.000.000 (if oiii- nonulntlon.
This will surprise only those who ,n. , ,, ,
- i . l ...1. Il, Hln . 1J1 51111 51.
nre uiiuwiiro oi me uiuiil iu bihwi -
Negio, thrown back on himself by
rnclal nroscrlntlon. social oBtraclBin
nnd univcrsnl obstacles to his profes
preparing to give u concert on or
nbout Thanksgiving. Full pnrtlculnrs
will be known later.
Mr. Ralph Galloway has resigned his
position nt the barber shop on Sixth
street and hns accepted a position nt
tho Portland Hotel. Mr. Roy Wilson
succeeded him nt his former place.
Mrs. ABhby received n letter from
her daughter, MIbb Mnttlo ABhby,
stating thnt she will leave St. Paul
Boon for Chicago, whero she will en
ter school. Mrs. Ashby will join her
daughter In Chicago In a few weeks.
On ThurBdny of last week a llttlo
gnthcrfng of young ladles and gentle
men met with Mrs. L. A. Goodwin
at 1120 East Salmon. Tho evening
was spent in singing nnd dancing until
tho woo hours compelled them to seek
their various homes.
Tho Reed-French Plnno Company of
fers to tho most grnceful couple In the
enko walk n handsome pair of Im
ported pearl opera glasHOH. Tho
Reed-French Plnno Manufacturing Co,
Is tho largest nlano concern on tho Pa
cific conBt nnd has generously donated
this prize.
The high school opened this year
on Sept. 17 under tho now direction
of limiting all courses to 4 yenrs.
Notwithstanding tho extended year wo
nro glad to sou so many of our girls
nnd boys cntorlng for Germnn, Latin,
English and commercial courses. It
shows thnt wo aro progressing, bo
give us your encouragement.
Is In force.
SAVANNAH'S FOUR BANKS.
Savannah. Ga.. August 24. This
city boasts four Afro-Amerlcnn banks J,nn8 m h,B,y',t.(iUCntcd, as carefully
trained, as high in tneir proicBHiuiiui
tmmm.c. iii mir Northern cities nnti
the Southern stntes relied wholly 20
or 25 years ago on white physicians,
thnv now hnvo their own. This city
hns already a group of Negro physl
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TACOMA NOTES
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Meredith noils good buttor, 1106
Commercial street, Tacoma, Wash.
Frets ono car ticket with each. $1.00
purchase of teas, coffees, canned or
packago goods.
Mrs. Lawhorn left last Friday for a
visit to Everett.
Don't forget tho masquerade- danco
tho 31st of October. .
Mrs. CrlBtma who hns been very
low Is up nnd around. , ,
Mrs. L. E. Clnrko, who Iiob beon
very low, is impruvwK muwij.
Mr. Lion FoBtor, of Washington, D.
C was In tho city InBt Wednesday.
Mrs. Flowers, of Spokano. was In
our city visiting friends last Snturdny.
Miss Carrlo Crlstnm Is going to
lenvo our city this week to llvo In
Colfax.
Mrs. D. W. Gibson nnd Mrs. Paul
Uiy loft Inst Friday to visit tho stnto
fair nt Nrrth Yakima. ,
Mrs. Mabel Davis, who was visiting
her mother. Mrs. Clark. left last Fri
day for her homo In Portlnnd.
Miss Helen Stnford, of Spokane,
was in our city a fow days last week
vlBltlng tho Misses Laurn and Carrlo
P.rlBtmn.
It. ..a-,1. ...tnt ...l.lAl. nA In.... ...nt.
... m n.1r....l ...lm nuiiimuni, iwiiuii iiiu im; uiiiiiiKii
MIsb Lena Tumor, of Portland, , vho q ontcr,nn Mnm. tht ,)lncI, of n
Ib visiting her b ster, Mrs tJeorgo lmtnlgrntlon nRont ln Kuropo. securing
Vll8on. of thla city, made n nyH'K0f an appropriation by the legislature
visit to Senttlo yesterday. , of onch of 10 four Btnte(J for t,10
Mrs. Anderson nnd family who advertising of thnt state; tho co-opera-havo
been . visiting this summer in tlon of the United Stntes government
St. Paul, returned homo last ThurB- for forest protection, Including tho pa-
irui in inreaiB uv united suites env
airy troops, and tho urging of lending
cities to hold annual expositions and
fairs.
It Is Important that every commer
cial body send delegates to this con
vention and notify R. C. Rohrabacher.
secretary at Spokane, of the name of
tho delegates, as fast as they are
chosen. Railroad officials are not only
giving unusual rates for tho benefit of
this convention, but many of tho offl
dais ore writing personal letters, en
dorsing the importance of tho move
ment and promising to be present.
Yours truly,
STOREY RUCK.
Press Agent.
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OUR WORST ENEMIES.
tho Metropolitan, tho Wngo Enrncra
tho Afro-Amerlcnn nnd tho union Sav
ings compnny. All nre doing well.
Spokane, Wash., Sept. 18. To the
Editor of tho New Age. Dear Sir
A half faro rate to Spokano has been
made by the railroads to bo In effect
next week for tho benefit of the Paci
fic Northwest convention of commer
clnl clubs held during the Spokano In
terstnto fair. The convention will be
held Tuesdny nnd Wednesday, Sept.
2G nnd 20, and the fair opens Sept. 24,
continuing until October 0. Never be
fore have tho railroads granted a rate
for tho Spokane lutcratntu fairs for so
wldo n territory. This half faro rnto
ono fare for tho round trip applies
from nil points In Washington, Oregon,
Idnho nnd Montana. Somo of tho
roads havo not specified what day this
will bo good, but It Ib certain It will
cnnblo tho visitors to reach tho fair
on tho first day, and to give them
ample time to boo everything there Is
to bo seen nt this Spokane exposition,
nnd to nttend nil tho meetings of the
convention.
Tho Northern Pacific will sell next
Moudny a ono faro rate ticket to Spo
kano from all points In Washington,
Oregon, Idnho and Montana; nnd from
points so remote thnt n person cnunot
reach Spokano In tlmo for tho conven
tion If he starts Mondny, this road will
soil tickets Sunday, September 2.1.
Other roads aro' expected to do tho
same. The Northern Pacific makes It
possible for the person coming to Spo
kane on this ticket to remain two
weeks.
No convention ever held In the Paci
fic Northwest, not even executing tho i that, denied many opportunities, It Is
very Important meeting of tho Irrlga- atlll sufllclcnt" unto Itself, nnd can ns
tlon Congress, recently In session tit j other races havo done, solvo Its own
Bolso, Is of grenter valtio thnn tho social, medical and sanitary problems
convention which Is to bo hold In Spo- ty creating Its own world of progress,
knno two dnya next week. Tho shrowd- research, educntlon nnd medical prnc
est business men of this pnrt of tho tlce.
Pacific Northwest nro planning thol
program and propose a movement Jost Bros. Saloon, 340 Williams avc
which will ndvertlso tho four states In' nuo, fine wines, liquors and clgnrs.
n wnv whlpli will rlvnl thn prpntont Vnnillu Irn.ln n anonlnlfv
" . ' - n . -.. 4 .... .J t.MUV !!. .f .
advertising scuomos wnicn tno unn-
ethlcB nnd ns nblc ns any of n Rlnillnr
practice In tho community. In -South
tho Negro physician Is receiving
recognition nchleved by no other mem
ber of his rnce. In many cities ho im
received In consultntlon by white prnc
tltloners, nnd In more thnn one Sotitn
em county the young Negro doctor,
fresh ftom n Nortnern coueK, v -best
equipped and best tducntod ph
slclnn In tho countryside. ,
The Negro race In this coiintrj. in
this, as In much else Is placing him
self In tho forefront of tho less ndyan
taged races. Compared with their
white follow citizens, the Negro pi p
ulatlon Inevltnbly lacks at nil points.
It Is In the rear. But If wo turn to
the general mass of colored races tho
world over, outside of Jnpan, there Ih
no ono body of 10.000,000 human be
ings, not white, who hnvo so many
college graduates, so many educated
physicians, so largo u share In civilized
llfu or are making more progress than
the general body of American Negroes.
In the grent area south of the United
States nnd In nil tho tropics, the col
ored physician Is certain to become
tho practitioner of the future In the
end It Is ho who will practically solvo
tho problems of Btinltntlon nnd tho re
pression of dlsense In tho tropics.
Rightly considered, the colored phy
sician la today tho vanguard of science
nnd medical proctlco In tho mllllonn
of the colored races the, world around,
nnd tho Medical Association now
meeting In thin city represents ns no
other can tho mnnly nnd successful at
temnt of a race, which has Innumer
able odds against It, to demonstrate
No Urnnch Store
PORTLAND, OREGON
OUR BRAND
Horse Collars
Farmer, Teanulpm ami ltornemcn, look
to Mtnr Intercut. When In lived of llorao
Collar, buy the beat the
SHARKEY COLLAR
It ha mood tho tent o( near anil tear and
rllinMo for twenty )car. Ak )onr ilcalir
(or them anil Inilttou harlng the "Shar
key "
P. SHARKEY & SON
Portland, Oregon
OUR WORK IS BUT ONE GRADE -TME BEST
Wc matt x Jrtchlty of Uvaitthi Lice Curtalni
CRESCENT LAUNDRY CO.
549 Morrison .Street.
We Mimly tlio llutcher trade with nlee.rlcan
iron, why Imv ionr atiron rik! then nay to
hae them lannilcri'il when v will rtintily
them for jut what It com oii now to haxc
tiicni lannuereii, unr wagon will can,
Moot Pacific M9 Wotk Done Oa Shoit Notice
The Never Regret
Cleaning and Pressing Parlor
Cleaning, rrelne, IhcltiR and ItcpnlrliiR.
Steam and Fretieli lry ('loaning a specialty.
Suit l'reeil While Vn-i Walt.
I 132 N. Sixth Street, PORTLAND, OREGON
WESTERN SODA WORKS
JUCHKMICII ,k CltAMKIt, l'rnp-.
Manufacturers of Carbonated llcver
nes, Syrup, Kxtrnct, Mineral Watortt
and Clinnipnjjno Cider. Slo tllMrUi
tttorsof SVdaillo Mineral Water.
Wiono Tacillc 1703.
Off let and Factory, 294 Mill Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
Michigan T1 Company
II CHAW I'rntirleliir
Phone Eaat 2806 154 Grand Avenue
PASTCURIZCD DAIRY? COMPANY, Inc
l'teurlred Milk, Cream llutter, Ktft!,
CotliiKO CliecM'. Chi'i'fe. llutter Milk.
tJUAMTY l('i: CIIKAM
Milk I per rent gHMBiitcol
l'lnine i:at fcu.'J "
M) ltiim'11 Street I'OllTl.ANl), OIIKflON
Ericson Undertaking Co.
"""" " Inrnrporaied
Funeral'Directors and Embalmers
LADY ASSISTANT
I'liouc Main 01:1.1
1'Oltll.ANI)
toy-Ill Alder Hireet
OIlKdOX
A Rood plnco to get your soft or stiff
hats renovated Is 249 V6 Alder street,
between Second nnd Third.
Always oak (or tho (&mmu General
Arthur cigar. Eaborg-Ounst Cigar
Co., general agents, Fortland, Or.
Tho Anbcuser. Honry M. 'Wllllnms,
broprlotor. 234 Morrison streot. corner
Tciopnono
nillnn cnvornniont nnd the Cnnndlan
Pnclfle railway bavo boon ubIiik to
drnw nooplo of tho United States Into
tho Alberta country. Already many
dclcKntcs nro proinlnrd for tho con
vention, nssurltiK tho Importnnt moot
Iiik desired.
Tlio comiulttecs which nro plnnnlnR
tho incut Ini? flKbt shy of every tlilni;
which Is for Individual localities ns
ncnlnst tho entlro Northwest. There Second. Portland, Oro
Is so much of vast Imnortnnco upon, Main 2S17.
which nil communities In tho four
states can unlto, that the convention
will And thnt It will have all it can
do to plan this work.
Among tho questions which hnvo
been suggested for discussion nro tho
placing of lecturers In the east, adver
tising tho Pacific northwest; opening
of rivers and harbors; the establish
ment of n strong northwest press bu
reau; securing by united action na
tlonnl conventions for nil tho cities of
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THE BUREAU SALOON
lll'ltANK IIDKI'MAN, I'loprielnr
ClioluX Imported and HomrMlc
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Telephone Main .Wirt
HnutlicnM Corner I'lri-t and Morrlcon
1'OltTI.A.NIi Dltr.tlON
A. H. Willctt & Co.
VlioleaUi and Itelalll
GROCERS
Special Prices to Restaurant!
Prompt Delivery
ARTHUR LAW
Turntsher and Matter
"HI3 MAKES SHIWTS"
K WAhlngton B, Opo;lte IlelUg' Theater
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PORTLAND, OREGON
Phone East 283
128 Grand Avenue
THE PIONEER PAINT
lay.
time
They report having had a nlco
Tho Ladles society gave a reception
to Rev. nnd Mrs. S. S. Freeman nnd
daughters last Tuesday night at the
A. M. B. church. Thero was a largo
attendance. ,
Tho Old Joker club had another so
clnl dance last Wednesday night at
Parker's hall and they had a largo
attendance. Everyone who went re
ports having a swell time. As usual
the Seattle people turned out well.
There was last week a little social
gathering at the residence of Miss
Laura Cristma in honor of Miss Lena
Turner of Portland. Misses Carrlo
Cristma and Myrtle Hall assisted Miss
Cristma, There were a few solos ren
dered. Those present were Misses
Turner, Laura and Carrie Cristma,
Myrtle Hall, Martha Ooldsburg. Dela
Tanna, Laura White, Dassie Lawhorn.
and Messrs. Clifford Freeman, Phil
Rucker, Dee Gibson, Norrls Bennett,
Arthur Raglen, Ernest Tanna, George
Moore, George Longress, George Jones
and Lee Rucker.
COMPANY.
The pio
neer paint es
tablish m o n t
of Portland If
that or F. E.
Beach &
Company, of
136 First St.,
the oldost
and most re
liable houso
A Flour Whose
Best Endorsement
Is the Fact that the
Number of People Who
Use It
Multiplies Every Year
COOL BREEZES
ON HOT DAYS
No matter how sultry or uncomfort
able the day, an ELECTRIC FAN will
This Space Will Be Used by
The Toggery
382 Washington St.
Next Week for Men's Fine
Shirts and Neckwear
The
SAVINGS BANK
of the
Title Guarantee
& TrustCompany
PAYS
4 Per Cent
Yearly Interest
Or Savings Accounts
Interest Compounded Semiannually
We Also Pay 4 Per Cent Interest
on Certificates of Deposit
And 3 Per Cent on Daily Balances
of Check Accounts
Save a Dollar Today and It
Will Work for You Tomorrow
A Hank Account Is tlio Hist stop to
vnrl liniui-8H, prosperity unit comfort
HunkiiiK Hours, I) n. in. to 4 p. in, ;
Sntunliiys, II it. in. to l'p '; Kuturdiiy
OVl'llillKH, f. p, in, to 8 p. Ill,
DIltKCTOHB Win. St. IjhM, J.
Tliorlmru H, T. T. Ilurklmrt, Frank
M. Warren, (itioruo II. Hill.
OFKICKltS-.T. Tliorlmru IIohh, Pn-s-Mont;
(icorun II. Hill, Vlcu I'lt-Hldi'iit;
T. T. Ilurklmrt, TrcuBinor; Joint R.
AIIcIiIhiii, Strrt'tnry.
240 Washington Street
Corner Second
PORTLAND
OREGON
THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
Commcrcinl Banking Savings Department
Ciipitnl t5,0(X),0)0 Surplus $350,000 Total Avnllnltlo AhcHh 17,500,000
A. C1I1LHKKG, l'n-Hldont fiKO. II. TAKUHI.h, MnnuKor
A. V. UAVDKN, CiiHltlor
Tauoinit (Wire No. 1(65 Comimirro i t N. K. Cor. South Utli Kt.
The Old Reliable
Ask Your Grccer4for
Of Its kind !n Incur 'AmfA.I (nr 111 fiffcfncc mn it
k. X? II -. ! . . I -- W....W. .W. .... --....WW ...... .. .
mo nunuweii, h carries an imnionao
stock ot the boat things In paints unci
building materials, together with an
unusual list of specialties. Those who
need anything In these lines can cer
tainly profit by going to P. E. Doacli
ft Company. Remember the number,
ll( Flrat street.
Frank L. Smith Meat Co.
228 Alder St., between 1st and 2d Sta
"FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST"
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MMMMMMMMMMM
QUI CHICAGO LETTER
MINNN
ETTER i
miiwimmf
Chicago, Sept. 13th, 1906.
Miss Ollle French, wife of Police
Officer Martin French, died last week.
Mr. A. A. Hodges has returned home
from Michigan. Mr. Theodore W. as
Jones has returned from Atlanta, Ga. amass wealth and acquire property.
It s apparent to our mind that
the worst enemies of our race at tho
present tlmo are mean white and bad
Negroes. The one class charges us
with all of tho crimes ln the decalogue
and the other class Is steadily In the
business of proving these charges to
be true, while the great mass of our
people are striving to Improve their
condition educationally, religiously.
morally, industrially and financially.
For this reason, it is absolutely es
sential that we be morn nolllo nnd
more obliging to the better class of Bee' stow
white people. Strive to win their
friendship and merit their approval.
They will then do much to defend ub
against the unjust Imputations of their
own people. The aggravating misrep
resentations of us will increase Just
we advance along all lines and
his desk for his employes at their
work for the customers in his store
and for the entire household at his
home.
The cost of all this SUMMER COM
FORT is a mere trifle. A 16-inch fan
can be operated at a cost not to ex
ceed one cent an hour, and a J 2-inch
fan an be run for even less. Think
of ten hours of solid comfort for less
than ten cents.
Keep your store cool and breezy and
your customers will find shopping a
pleasure,, and your store an inviting
ELECTRIC
Wo nro Portland's only Independent
slaughterers and jobbers, Tho only
ones not controlled by tho trust. The
only ones who do not use preserva
tives and adulterations.
Lean Roast Mutton".'!!!!.'!!!!.'! 8c plCe in which to linger.
Mutton for boiling cc FANS will increase your business,
KMuUon be a restaurant, an ice
shoulder Mutton chops 100 cream parlor, a dry goods emporium
nreVeal rS.1 ' .' ." .' ! ISc 0r " d
veal stew !..!.!!!!!.!! 8c I We have fans of all kinds, all styles,
DALLES
DIAMOND FLOUR
friitftuS
KSi
Has nover failed to plenet. It lias al
ways been tliu KtauIardfor family uku
R. H. Guthrie
Portland Representative
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nm pacific 2251 The Original Diamond Brand
Veal Chops 12tfe ,altihlt for tvetv ouroose. Don't At
Hamburg Steak 10c', , i ' -'ftn.w
Pork sausage ioc , Uy order your fan TODAY.
Frankfort Sausage lOo ELECTRIC LIGHT and the ELECTRIC
mlSsfXcon V.V:.V.V:::::i7 A make a strong combination for
Pure Lard 12c summer comfort.
Fine Shoulder Steak 8c
Round Steak 10c
Best Pot Roast So
Fine Dolling Beef Cc
Cc
Plate cuts Reef , 5c
Drisket Reef Cc
Corn Reef Cc
It is up to the taxpayers of Port
land. Are you going to allow the beef
trust to continue robbing you of thou
sands of dollars annually through the
I Send os a post card with your name
and address we will do the rest
Portland Beneral Electric Go.
Smith art Al.ir Struts
meat supplied to the Port of Portland. TELEPNINE EXCHANGE 19
LE PALAIS ROYAL
Millinery
COAT. SUIT & LADIES' FURNISHINGS
We carry a Complete Stotk of Medium and High
CU Goods, all stry moderately priced. The beat
and most careful attention wW be shown to our
patrons. Give us a call and be convinced that our
Goods and Prices are as we state.
M. E. BECKER 375 Washington Street
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