The state rights democrat., July 13, 1888, Image 2

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Speaking In favor of the power of the
general government through Congreaa to
abrogate the Burtlngame treaty so that the
Immigration of Chinese to this country
might be entirely prohibited, Mr. Thurman
said t
"I y, therefore, Mr. Presidential the
true way la,there having been no modifica
tion of thU treaty by the treaty -making
power, and, m far aa we know, no attempt
having been made to modify it, there hav
ing been nothing of that kind done, and
many, many year having elapsed since the
treaty wasinade,and the evil growing every
year greater and greater,and the danger to
which we are exposed by this migration
becoming every year more and more im
minent, It Is now the duty of Congress
without delay to Uke this matter in hand."
45th Congress, 3rd Seas. Part, Vol. 8,page
1300.
Let every voter compare that acntlment
of Tim -man's with I larrlson's vote to natur
alise Chinamen, and then In the light of
knowledge and In view of public interest
line who should be elected.
"Sec. 14. That hereafter no state court or
court of the United States ahall admit Chi
nese to citiaenship and all laws in conflict
with this act are hereby repealed."
Such was one of the provisions of the
Chinese restriction bill introduced by Mr.
Page of California. At every one w ho
was conversant with the public events of
that day knowa,Chinese were being admit
ted to cltUenshlp and made voters in Mass
achusetts, Pennsylvania and several other
states. This provision was inserted in the
bill to prevent the courts from making any
further voters from among the Mongolians.
A motion was made to strike out this sec
tion. If this motion had prevailed of
course the courts would go on making ci
tizens and voters of the Chinese. Mr. Har
rison voted for this motkn,thus voting for
Chinese citiaenship. There is no escaping
or dodging this record. (See Concession
al Record, 47th Congress, Vol. 13, part 4,
page 364.)
Genereal Ben Harrison's argument for
the Republican policy of extracting all the
revenues from the wages of labor by laying
taxes on the workingman's clothes and oth
er necesarks, instead of laying them on the
Incomes of millionaries monopolies and
toll-taking corporations, is thus quoted from
one of his speeches by one of his support
ers : "I canr.ot find myself in sympathy
with this demand for cheaper coats, which
seems to me necessarily to involve a cheip
er man under the coat." General Harri
son's theory is that labor is elevated and
benefited by indirectly taxing its wages,
but every tax on the income of the invest
ed capital of the multi-millionaires, who
have to go to Europe to spend their sur
plus, he denounced and opposes as confis
cation or communism.
The Democrat has been instrumental
in increasing the democratic vote in North
Carolina by one this fall, if providence or
some other unavoidable circumstance shall
not intervene. A gentleman who came
from that state about two years ago and
settled near this city, and who is a constant
reader of this papcr,sent a copy to a friend
In the old North state who, all his life, has
refused to vote at any election. After
wards one of the family here wrote to the
friend in North Carolina asking him how
he liked the DaMocRAT.when he replied in
his return letter that he was much pleased,
and that through its influence he had been
led to the conclusion to vote for Cleveland
and Thurman this fail. That man's vote
might save the state to Cleveland or some
democratic candidate for Congress. Who
knows ?
The adoption by the Republicans of the
Americans flag, in handkerchief form' as a
set-off for the old bandana, may be resent
ed, and with good effect. Already you
may hear the celebrated order of General
Dix paraphrased and the use of the Stars
and Stripes as a handkerchief reprobated
in the words : If any man dares to blow
his nose on the American flag, smash him
on the snoot." It is not elegant language,
but indicates a readiness to defend the use
of the bandana and check the use of the
American flag for a similar purpose.
I shall assume that the arguments al
ready made at this session and at previous
sessions have convinced the oenate that a
limit ought to be placed upon the migration
of Chinese to the United States if. indeed,
that migration ought not to be stopped al
together. Allen G. Thurman, 45th Con
gress. Compare that sentiment with the entire
record of Harrison on the Chinese question
and then say which of the two deserves the
votes of labor people on this coast.
Just by way of practice te Republican
organs are claiming everything for Harri
son and Morton, while the Democratic or
gans are demonstrating to a certainty the
re-election of Cleveland by magnificent
majorities. Of course they do not deceive
themselves and they do not deceive their
readers. Every campaign horn-blower in
the land knows that the election will be de
cided by the vote of four States New
York, New Jersey, Indiana and Conncti
cut and anv estimate of the result now is
mere speculation.
juage Asnoel xseiand, tor many years
Judge of the Probate Court of Minneapolis,
and a noted republican leader of that
state, has announced that he will vote for
Cleveland and Thurnan.
The man who approved and endorsed
the Infamous proceedings of the unsavory
returning board of 1876,07 which the pres
idency of the United states was stolen from
the people,ought to hide his face in shame
the remainder of his days.
It has been nearly six weeks since Ore
gon went republican, and yet the blessed
advance in the price of wool that was to fol
low a republican victory has with stupen
dous stubborn ess failed to materallze.
Wats a' matter?
Worth Knowing.
Mr, W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lak
City, Fla. was taken with a severe cold
attended with a distressing cough and
running into consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so-called popular
cough remedies and steadily grew worse.
Wasreduwd iu flesh, bad difficulty in
breathing and wan unable to sleep, Finally
tried Dr. King' New Discovery for Con
sumption and found immediate relief.and
after using about a half dozen bottles
found himself well an has had no return
of the disoae. No other remedy can
show so grand a record of cures ss Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption.
Guaranteed to do just what is claimed for
it. Trial bottle free at Fosbay A Mason's
Drug Store.
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Kvjry thiiif I ovght and Bold at M Frank
n Jc Co s setra Ifnaud store, Albany, Or.
KKKK WHISKY.
"The republican party would effect all
needed reduction of the national revenue
by repealing the tax on tobacco which Is
so annoying to the agriculturist, and on all
spirits used for the arts and mechanical
purposcs.and by suchjsevlslon of the tariff
laws as will tend to check the importation
of such articles as are produced by our
people, the production of which glyes em
ployment to our labor.and release from Im
port duties those articles of foreign prodnc
Hons, (except luxuries) the like of which
cannot be produced at home. If there
shall still remain a larger revenue than is
requisite for the wants of the (government
we favor the entire repeal of the Internal
taxes,rather than the surrender of any part
of our protective system at the joint behest
of the whisky trusts and the agents of for
eign manufactures."
The above is the republican platform
adopted at Chicago touching the tariff nnd
aurplus question's. It Is well that it should
be thoroughly analyzed by every voter,
and all Its meaning held up before the pub
lic. In order to do this, It is proper that
ou" revenue system should be first exp'ain-
ed.in general terms, at least. Nearly all
the taxes collected by the general govern
mcntcome from two aources.namcly.dutlcs
on imports and Internal revenue taxes.
Duties on Imports are taxes laid and col
lected upon goods imported Into this coun
try from a foreign country, and internal
revenue taxes are laxes laid upon tobacco
and whisky produced in thlscountry.Krom
these sources there was money enough col
lected during the fiscal year ended June
30th, 1888, to pay all the current expenses
of.and just demands against.the government
and then leave a surplus of ninety-seven
millions besides. The urplus for the year
ended June 30x11,1887, was fifty-five million,
thus producing a surplus in the two years
of-one hundred and fifty two millions dol
lars. On all sides,both by republicans and
democrats, it is agreed that something
should be done to prevent this accumulation
of money In the treasury. "Such accumu
lation of money into the trcasury.there to
lie idle, Is a direct and needless damage to
the business and labor men ot the country.
Thus far republicans and democrats are
agreed. But antagonistic differences at
once arise when the two parties begin to
suggest a way to reduce the surplus. The
democrats would reduce the war taxes on
the necessaries of life, such articles of food
and clothing as the poor as well as the rich
must have to sustain life. The republicans
would remove the tax from tobacco and
whisky alone in order to make the reduc
tion. The democrats would rMuce tariff
taxes and make clothing and food cheap.
The republicans would repeat the tax on
whisky and make that cheap. The demo
crats would reduce the tax on the wisher
woman's shawl and the republicans would
remove the tax from the millionaire's whis
ky and wine. The republicans utterly re
fuse to remove the tax from a single article
of clothing but would mat e whisky free.
This then is the issue : The dcm'oc rats
offer the country cheap clothing and food
and taxed whisky. The republicans offer
the country highly taxed clothing ami food
and free whisky." This is the luc and
t here is no dodging it.
Sheriffs Sale.
the Circuit Court of the Stite of Orrjon
for the Couht j of Linn :
E 8 Brown aa VLo&ic.' f the N-t'i Vtett
em Msnufmctur n, in i CarC .mptuy, pisibt
iff vs. Bettrand tfermtn sud Charles Scliatf.
ST. defendants.
NOTICE is hereby gien tbst by virtue of
an execution and order of sale isul out of
the above cawed court in the shove entitled
action I wi I on
SaianUr ike lltb Uar r iu;ni ISSS.
At the Court Iloute door, in the citv of Al
bany, Lion County, Or-go, at the hour of
one o'clock p. m , sell st public auction for
cash iu hand to the highest bidder, sll the
right, trie and iotersit of tbesaid d f -t..i mt,
Charles Schaefer, in and u the following de
scribed real property heretofore attach d in
said action on the 81 h day of October, 1885,
described ir said execution and ord.rof sale
aa follows, to wit:
The northwest qasrte and the w.-at half
of the northeast quarter of SSectioo twenty
seyen, Township Line, south range, one wear,
Willamette meridian, aud th south wet
quarter of the southeast quarter of Section
twenty-two, Township nine, scuih range,
one west, Willamette ucrnhan, cciitstidng
in all two hundred and eighty -.-, more or
leas situated in Lion comity, Oregon. The
proceeds arising from the 'e of said pi em
ises to be applied : First to tht ; . meut of
accruing costs and the ooate aud dts'iuras
meuts taxed st $'28. Srcor.d to the ;, uf.
to the Plaintiff. E. S. l3rou as Bow iter f
the North Western Manufaciurirg n I Car
Couipauy the sum of $120, with icierett
thereon at the rate of 10 per ctut p. r an
num from January ltfib, 183. aud tuo fur
ther sum of $50 Attorneys fees.
Dated July lltb, 1888
John Smallman,
By D. S. S '.1 1 1 if , Krrtr.ff.
Depaty.
CI. DILLON,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER OF
FURNITURE,
AT.BANT, cm
Executor's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that Ine under
signed has been duly appointed, by order
or ine ;unty court or Llnn county, Ore
gon, Executor of the last will and state
ment of John Morgan, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present them duly
verified to the undersigned at bis ofllce
in Albany, Oregon, within six months
fiom the date hereof.
June 28th, 1888.
J, L Hill,
W, R. Bii.yku, Ei ecu tor,
Attorney for the Exocutor.
WAGONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES
We are now agents at this place for the
ceieorateo wagons, hacks and buggies
made uy Fish Bros , at Racine. Wis., and
can give belter goods and lower prices
man ever oeiore. nemeruoer that we
want your trade and will mako it an ob
jert for you to come and see ns.
MEWiRT A SOX.
BINDERS AND MOWERS.
Farmers, remember that we thh rear
hive the Osborne Hteel Frame Binders
and Mowers, the strongest, lighest run
ning, ana best made machine in the
market. We can give you just as good
terms as anyoco, and probably a little
better ; at any rate come and see us be
fore you buy.
STEWART tfcKOX.
BINDING TWINE.
Wo start in this season with 60,000
pounds of absolutely pure manilla bind
ng twine, which we will sell at as low a
price as the quality of the goods will ad
mit There is very little of the pure in
be maikfct, and a great deal of poor twine
Is being offered at low prices. We would
be glad to fill your orders for the best.
STEWART A SOX.
THRESHERS AND ENGINES.
The celebratej ougiues, separators and
saw mills manufactured by Kmaell fe Co.
of Massillon, Ohio, are now solJ by us.
Tbey are fast taking the ead in the
Va'fey and inyariably gtvo satisfaction.
Stewart x Pox,
An Kxplaaatlou.
What U this "nervous trouble" with)
which so many seem now to bo afflicted?
If you will remember a few years ago the
word malaria was comparatively unknown,
to-day It la as common aa any word In
the English language, yet this word covers
only the meaning of another word used by
our forefathers In times post. Ho It Is with
nervous diseases, us they and malaria are
Intended to cover what our grandfathers
called biliousness, and all are caused by
troubles that arise from a diseased condi
tion of the liver, which in performing Its
functions finding It cannot dispose of the
Idle tlirouuh the ordinary channel is com
poFlcd to nass It off through the system.
causing nervoua troubles, malaria, bilious
fever, e'e, on who n;e suffering can
well upprectatc a cure. We recommend
Uiceni An-'ust Klowet- Its Ctsref are
marvelous. W
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
ThUnnwasraeiervariaa. Aavurvetef puoiy
aafSBsth
ltiUon with the multttuOe vt lew teat, shaft
la-lit,liuorbMftt
o. Roval If4la
!Wmn l
Co.. 104 WaD-st,
N. 1
THE PLACE.
By all mean eall on
'arker Brothers,
Smc. efMtrx la Cokn Far, f-r your
Groceries,
Prolines, Batsl Good:, Its, Etc.
Tlx r good'- are the best and their pries
reasonable.
Binding Twine,
I have this day made arrangement
with Stitwait A Son, of Albany, for lbs
furnishing to the Granger blndtns twins'
Send In your order and avoll ourselves
of the contract. 1 his twine ie purs ma
mills. Altwny, July 9 h, IHM.
Ma NT Mil.!. Ml,
Financial Agent.
Referee's Sale.
the Circuit Court of the State if Ore
gon, for f.ium County,
ii A Hoi man and Julia Holuran his wife,
Olli hbetb ui nd Htrnsn tthetb n her
hiiNband, mi l K: xabeth flolinan, Plain
tiffs.
TS.
Temps Hunt and Lesnder unt, her bus
band, Mary llaunah snd Ibo llsnnsh.
br hutbsnd, Jeremish Holtusn snd
Klvins Hnl man, ids wife. Iaavte Holineu
Kliztbeth Strong and Wm. fitmng. her
husband, Caihuerie Korgey and Khan
Forgey, her hubtnd, Martha Hill and I,
Hill, her huaband, Lottie Klt and l'h
Kcid her husbsiKf, Jeremiah Wbidby aid
JWphlrie tthidby, bir wife, Msrtba len
ders and J no lenders, her hurnd,
Jennie Caldwell and Floyd !sldwli. her
husiMiiid, Sarah Hunt and Lyman Hum,
her husband. Mollie Sanders and l Hn
der, her huaban l. John V, hldbv. Monroe
Wbidby, O H Whidby, Tbox Whidhy.
snd Wm Bennett Defendants.
NOTICK is hereby given tbst the un
dsrsinged, the Keferee duly sppointe
ed by tbe above entitled Court in th
above entitled cause to make sale of tbe
premises hereinafter described, will pnr
nuant to an order of said Court in aid
cause duly msdo snd entered of reoord
on tbe 1Mb dsy of March, 1886. st tbe
Court House door In Albany In said coun
ty on
Satamfer Ike tSh day mt Anai, IRSS.
at tbe boor of one o'oiock in the afternoon
of said day sell sll the right, titles, iriterent
snd estate of esu-h of the Plaintiff and
Defendants heroin iu and to the following
described premises, to-wit: The outh
east quarter and the south hsif of tbe
northeast quarter oi Section sixteen In
Township 10. S It 1 K. also tbe north
west quarter of tbe northeast quarter of
Section ten, Township 11 H ft 1 w. Also
beginning st the southeast corner of lot
one In Section three lu Township 12 s R
1 w, and running thence west seventy -two
rods ; thence north seventy -six rod ;
thence east seventy-two rod"; then e south
seventy six roas to tbe p'sce ot beglinlng,
sll situated in tho Willamette meridian in
Linn county, Oregon, containing 314
acres. Terms of saiecash in hand,
Wm. Ctmjm,
Referee,
JULIUS JOSEPH,
Manufacturer of Choice Cigars
-AND DEALER IN-
FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
Cigar, Plug ann Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and a full
line of 8mok rs' Armeies, Also dealer IA
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS.
Next door to Burkhan A Keeney's Albany, Oregon.
FURNITURE.
you want the t mt and most durable furniture that is manufactured in the city go to
Thomas Brink.
He keef s almost everything in ths line of
Sheriffs Sale.
In the Cirtuit Court of the Stat o' Oregon for
Linn County.
MA. Porter, Plaint iff.
vs.
A.M. Hassan, Defendant.
XTOTICR Is hereby 1, en that by virtus
131 of an Execution snd order of sale
iasued out of tbe above named Court in
tbe above tntltted suit, I will on
SeiarOax tfce Ilia f AataU, teas,
at tbe Court House door in ibe city of
Albany, I .inn county, Oregon, at ibe nour
of one o clock p. m. soil at public suorioo
for cash In band to the bt b bidder tbe
real property dtsetlbed iu said Execution
and ordsr of sale ss follows, to-wit : Tbe
H W qosrtsr of the W qosrW of Hscthm
thirty, Towoabip thirteen, south range
three, west, contalalog forty scree, more
or lets in lbs Coonty of Linn, Ststa of
Oregon. The proceeds artetne; from the
sale of said premises, to be applied t Klret
to the payment of the oot end disburse
ments of suit taxed at 3i a& and the so'
cruing oosls Second to tbe psymeut to
the Plaintiff, M. A. Porter tbe sum of
II '13.03. with accruing interest thereon at
the tats of un per osat per annum from
tbe 14th day of March, 18. and tbe fur
ther sum off 19, Attorney fata.
Dated thlsikb day of July. 18SM
Jott 4 HatatMaa,
By D. 8. 8m rtaT, Nberlff.
Depaty.
ESTfiAY COW.
Prom mt premises In Albany, a red
utid white 00 tv, VI years old, left born hslf
icons. Will rswsrd any 00s who will re
turn ber to me.
out by Par, 8.
r EARNERS
Who wUh to eei re firt grade certificatea
hou)d send for Normal Question Hook
which contains ab 1 it 5oopsges of questions
snd ccmplete snwers. Price, $150. Ail
dress Prof. A. B. f hilders, Brownaylllc.Or
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HAND SEWED DOUBLE AMD SINGLE
HARNESSES, SADDLES, WHIPS,
&n? very thing usually kept in a firat-clsaa
f. Repairing carefully and promptly
d
I. L, POWER, Prop'i.
Blooded Stock
J unt from Iowa, one car load of thorough
bred Short-horned Durham cattle, cowa and
calves, sod one .'I year old bull, at the farm
of D. C, Carrie. For sale st reasonable
terms.
Isaac Elokr,
Shedd, Lino county, Or.
HARVEST HANDS.
Farrben, w can aupply you with all the harvest
naoas yon wsnk bev word at our otneo wtei yon
want hei pot any ktsd. OtBsa two door from A. H.
Mcllwain'a, In Postal Uiefrraph hoildtna.
Ul RKIIART ANOMlLbSS,
furniture that is kept ia a first-claw ho
ii SBHe
I bays just received an in vciceof (be celt brand
Thompson Glove Fitting Corset,
one tf lie oldrt ard OOit rilial.ii n.sl e krtsr. 1 sho kcip s full assortment
The Ball's Coil Spring Health Corset
Dr. Warner's Health Corset,
Besides a full line of
FRENCH WOVEN CORSET,
and ooreets vsrriog iu prion from 50 oenli to $3.00 each. I keep ext a sits
and Itngibt cf abdominal, Banting, snd Misses corsets, tod everything ir
waists for ohik'rso and Misses,
Samuel E. Young.
CHA8. H. D0DD & CO.
Front, mrBt and Vine Portland, Or,
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HARD-
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WARE,
t AMD 1
FARM MACHINERY.
feces Assnte for Oregon, Wasbinxton snd Northern Idaho tor the
BUCKEYE REAPER i AND MOWER. a
tsaa afaehtnss are too well known to need
a of tbem with praise. They are tbe only Harvesting Machines
that, will give entire sattsfacll n n to the pnrebaair.
MILLER'S NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER,
PHGENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE.
Tho most Eflbcllve and aoeasaful Combination tor Thrashing and Cleaning
3 rain ever Constructed.
4 BUCKEYE . STEEL . FRAME . TWINE-BINDERS.
The features that distinguish this Twine-Binder la the Lightness ot Draft, combined with It
IUmordinary strength and Durability. The Binder Is of tbe Appleby pattern, the only
isally snnssMftil one yet known. We have two styles, the Elevator Binder and tbe
list-form Binderboth eiesllent-hoth recommended by hundreds of patrons.
Branch House, 8t. Charles Hotel,
AT COST.
Having purchased tbe stock of goods of Shaao & Lonswav I will sell tbe same
at coat until closed out. That a t 'ns money in your pockets. No such bar
gains ever before offered. I havo also purchased the bankrupt stock of
HAY & ASHBY.
of Harrinburg consisting f
Clothing-, Gents Furnishing Goods
and General Merchandise.
Everything will be sold at
COST WITHOUT RESERVE.
MY 5C . IOC. ISC. AND 25 CENT COUNTERS
oadd with articles worth twice their price. Bevcial tbcutx.d cf a
variety. Bargains in all of tbem.
6. W. SIMPSON,
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON.
Albany Yard and Office on Railroad St., between 4tb and 5tls Street
Having lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities not surpassed for tbe
prompt aud satisfactory filling or orders, I respaotfully solicit a share ef
the trade.
A.
comment. Thoaaaada ot Fairaira have ape
Sohu t tier Ttna Wagons. Deere Flews,
Deere Bulky Flows, Cook A Co. "a Car
riages. Fhstton and Top Baggies, foan
Spring Mountain Wagons. Buekbosrda,
Superior Drills sad Seeders, Cor to la Disc
Barrows, Hodges-Hainss Headsrtv
II si ah Barbed Wire.
SEND TOE CTBCULA33.
E. Tbrsll, Manager, Albany, Or.
AT COST
A 1 ban j, Oregon
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Wheeler.
SAW
SAY !
HERE IS A BARGAIN FOR YOU
(HAND CLEARANCE SALE
OK
Brownsville Clothing,
COMMENCING JULY 2nd.
We offer stock of mens' eld Iiing on tbe Brownsville counter at wholesale o
Tbe Co. fee! tbst tbey rave manufactured more goods this season than they
esn wholesale, so give tbe public tbe benefit of tbe prices to close tbem out.
These goods are made from BEST OREGON WOOL and are first-clst.
Terms of Salt' i ash.
This is spifttdid opportunity to "secure st! wool goods at very low prices.
If tbe manufacturer can't give you
BOTTOM PRICES, WHO CAN ?
We bsvs several lines of light weight
placed on tbe Cleat ance Counter at scst.
COME AND JUDGE
Znapp, Bnrrell & Company,
Mavs In stock a complete assortment of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
of every description including
Bain Wagons, Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows
Bearing and McCormick, Mowers and Binders,
Hollingsworth and Tiger Hay Rakes, for one
and two horses, Buffalo Pitts Threshers,
Steam and Horse Power, Harness,
Farm Bells, Garden Tools,
Lawn Mowers, Etc.
also a full line of first -class
CARRIAGES. BUCCES,HACKS AND CARTS.
Buggy Tops a Specialy.
Call acd examine tbe goods and get catalogue of prices, which are greatly reduced
for trade of 1888.
VDWlCHT'a
nfoffrVX
THE COW BRAND.
TO
DELICIOUS BISCUITS or WHOLESOME BREAD
USE
Dwighps Cow-Brand SodaSaueratu$.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
ALWAYS UNIFORM AND FULL WEIGHT.
Be ante tjjt there la a pic ton of a Com on joar pctac and you will hare
the beat Soda made THE COW BBAND.
AT COST I
Having decided toclocecut oubusiness here, we wili sell our
ENTIRE STOCK
-OF
OlotMng, FurnisMng Bcod s,
At
Those wishing bargains will call rly
goods m"' be sold within the next 90
C. B. Roland & Co.
suits and some odd lots which we have
FOR YOURSELVES,
L. E. BLA1N.
F. H. R0SC0E, Manager,
MAKE
KpWICHT'S
Hats, Caps, Trunks,
Cost !
before the steck is broken
these
days.
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