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dvertising
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0 Itiilli' yn yor share of trade;
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s' sons brings yoa yonr share, and also
that of liie "uierchaut who "cau't af
0 ord" to advertise.
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J Printing we guarante it to be m
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Published on Mondays and Thursdays Established 1868.
ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1902.
Vol. XXXIII.
No. 5
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INVENTORY SALE .. J
DRESS GOODS,
4 SHIRT WAISTS,
FURS,
CAPES,
JACKETS,
SHOES aud
UNDERWEAR .
It
at a price you can
not equal in any
city.
MEN'S SUITS,
SHOES,
SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
TIES,
in fact everything
in the store at a
price you will
: kuow is right and
quality good.
Children's Rubbers 15 cts. per pr. 5
Wollenberg; Bros.
IATE NEWS SUMMARY
Important
Events ot
few Days.
the Past
STATE, GENERAL, FOREIGN.
Cream of the Dispatches Dished
Up in Condensed Form for
the Busy Reader.
One
Price
Store
Oi 11 until 8 o'clock.
A tlappy and Prosperous
New Year.
S
is the wish of B. W. STRONG, the Fur
niture man, and in line with our wishes
we have a few special bargains to offer
for 15 days. TO CLOSE OUT a lot of
remnants of Wall Paper for 5 and 10 cts.
per double roll to make room for new
stock that will arrive later.
Several lots of Brussels and Ingrain Car
r't remnant?, containing from 6 to 15
yds. that we will pell at special bargains.
A tew odd chain that are as good as any
we have, only in broken sots, at ecial values. Remember the place.
B. W. STRONG,
THE FURNITURE MAN. Roseburg, Ore
1 1!
Bring Us Your
41
CHICKENS.
EGGS.
BUTTER.
FOR CASH OR TRADE.
I
J. F. BARKER & CO.
The Day
Starts
off - 0
you" r
Have a MtSv
'Phone 163
Staple a nd
fancy Groceries
Guaranteed fresh
and wholesome
and sold at prices
as low as the lowest.
The new woolen mill building at En
sece has been completed ready for tbe
machinery.
Portland eeems to b wakio op in
Kmv nbape. Tbat city is now to bare
a 25 ,000 beet syrop plant.
A committee of fifteen bended by II.
W. Cor belt has been elected to manage
the Lewis and Clarke expieition.
Governor Naab was inaugurated gov
ernor of Ohio on Lis tecond term Mon
day amid great civic and military display.
Chauocey M. Depew and bride arrived
at Mew York Sunday evening and
ot coarse were given a hearty welcome.
Ubauncey is a gay old benedict.
One by oue tbe European countries
are finding tbat tl.e United State can
unJereell tbeui in tbeir own markets. As
lip& as we can keep that op no fear need
be eotertaioeJ about the continuance of
oar prosperity.
GeDer.il Fitzhugh Le has consented
to lecture and will do so under the
8outbern Lyceum Burea'i, of Louisville,
Ky. His lecture will he on l'eare and
War in the Uuited S'ates and Cab.
He ill probably be iu Oregon.
it is noticeable tbat ot tbe increase in
tne state's taxable property, about two-
thirds of it is in Multnomah county
showing tbat ottter counties, aa a whole,
have not raised the valuations tn anj
such proportion as the Assessor of this
coonty has done.
According to tbe official estimate of
the directors ol tbe Mint, the production
of cold and silver ia the United Stale
for 1901 wan a slight increase over tbe
previous year. Alaska fell back about
11,000,000 io goM, while Colorado made
a gaio of about tbat amonot.
Mies Jeaoie Smitson, the you of lady
who bad both legs cut off by a Southern
Pacific train at Springfield several years
ago and wbo recovered f 10,000 damage
from tbe com pan), will start a new
grocery store at Srringfi!d in a few
davi. It will be located in tbe Walker
blacksmith building. Eugeoe Guard.
I. may have been sentimental for the
Emperor of Germany to request tbst
President Keeveii's daughter chritteo
tbe yacht he is having hailt in this coun
try and for President Roosevelt to cor
dially grant tbe request, bat it should
not be overlooked tbat sentiment is an
important factor in the world's affairs. -
Tbe chief of police and city recorder
ot Pendleton have both been roosted
from tbeir offices for receiving tips from
gambler, nickel-io-tbe-slot manipula
tors and otbers. A goxl example.
Wherever there is gambling in a city
suspicion at least is sure to attacti t tbe
officers whose business it ia to rtguiale
such things. Albany Democrat.
From Ours
I Correspondents
Central Normal Notes.
Drain, which was very quiet during
the holidays owing to the absence of so
many of the students and teachers, is
again fall ol life end activity.
It is a significant fact that the reopen
ing ol the Normal on tbe new year, not
only found the old students in tbeir seals
bnt five new ones as follows: 11 iss Mag
gie Bishop, of Oakland ; Robert Hunter,
of Roeeburg; Geo. Meaner, of Days
Creek; Harry Thompson, ot Eugene:
and Ernest Whipple of Drain;
The Zairztmian Literary society ren
dered an interesting program to a large
audience r rid ay evening. Tbe princi
pal featore of tbe evening was an ad
dress by SopL P. H. Daily of Jackson
coooty, class ol U5. Tbe subject ol bis
address was "Literature and Reading
It was bandied ia an original manner,
and was both interesting and instruc
tive.
Tbe Normal reopens at tbe begining of
1902 nnder conditions molt fialterirg
and toptlul. The enrollment at this
date is just fifty per cent more than tbe
total enrollmetit of last year. Tbe entire
student body is an exceptional one
Tbev are earnest, conscientious, and in
dutlrioaa. Etidbrt.
TROUBLE fOR CHINA
rired Upon
a British
ship.
Steam-
v.s x: At sr. -jsr.r.-yr. : v ,
g High School Notes I
THOU. K. TOWKNINO, Editor. "i
Mint Bum a Kijik, Ajauciala
Tbe football sea-on in over and the j
basket ball season is now on. Those
who have read and probably tired of!
nothing hot football in this column for
aVwtnt tKma mnnt Ym essttl amrt.sa haea a
00RM tN ELECTED TO THE SENATE uu team. th.
male sex aie practicing as diligeotly as
those ol the feminine gender and bops
to have a gams in tbe near future. As
toon aa the weather permits the track
team will begin training for tbe big field
meet to come off some time this spring.
Tbs classic class baa fiuwbed "Burke's
speech on tbe Conciliation ot America"
and are now poring over tbs pages ot
Sir Walter Scott's "Msrmioo."
At a recent meeting ol tbe athletic clsb
it was decided to give another social.
Tbe "big thing" will corns off Ia a boot
two weeks. Tbs date will bo saooaneed
later.
The new term begins ooo week from
next Monday. New classes will be
formed in Geometry, German, Higher
Arithmetic, Botany and several other
studies. Tbe attendance tbls year has
been very goid and the outlook for next
ear is belter.
Senate Considers Panama Route
Portia Knight Wins
Her Suit.
Homo Koaa, Jsn. 14. The British
steamer Manning, belonging to tbe Hong
Kong, Caoton & Macao Steam Coal Com-
pevy',. Limited, of Uong Kong, baa been
fired on by Chinees soldiers in tbe Tarn
Chan Channel, West River. Tbs Chap
lain of the British flagship Glory, the
Rt v. Cbas. E. L. Cuwn, M. A. who was
on board, was severely wounded.
Maryland Democratic Boas Elected.
Hayburst Items.
Al Srnitb, a friend ol Stonewall Cawl
field has been spendiog several days rus
ticating at tbe Cawlfield ranch near bsre.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kellebtr enter
tained a few friends at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Cook and John Kelleber, abo
your correspondent being among those
present.
Mr. Geo. Staley, of Yoncalla was
sbak ing bands with bis many friends
bars last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sweet came op from
Lane County last Friday to visit rela
tives here.
W. J. Kelleber msde a business trip
to Roeebnrg last week.
Miss Jessie Applegale a ueice ol J. T.
Miller ia spending a few days bere this
week.
We are s little late in rending in items
but we trust our friends will consider
that we have only a small territory to re
port from and coosqnently sis compelb d
to save op uews till we bave a respecta
ble abowing. CtwmroiiT.tK.
Asmrotts' Md., Jsn. 14 Arthur Poe
Gorman waa today elected United Stales
Senator to succeed George L. Welling
ton. Tbe total vote was: Gorman
((tn.) 68; Jacksoo, (Rep.) 53.
Tbe vote in tbs Senate was: Gorman
17, Jackson 9.
In tbs Uoose: Gormaa 51, Jacksoo
43.
Arthur P. Gorman first served in tbs
tbs United States Senate ss a page,
Was elected senator from tbs body
where be held official position woea s
boy, and was re-elected several times,
losing bis seat to Wellington, Republi
can, six years ago.
- S. P. TO THE RESCUE.
Senate Considers Panama Routs.
WHITE HOUSE
octa- COFFEE JaTa-
with your breakfast. It has a flavor that's all
its own you don't get it in any other brand.
KRUSE & iEWLVD,
Sole Agents, .
Roscburg, Oregon
All hinds of fruit
and Country . . .
Produce Bought
and Sold.
a
a a a
KB i HI
GETTING NEW SHOES?
Don't be jollied into buying out of
date shoesat $2.98, when you can
get a snappy, up-to-date .shoe for
$3
We have no old shop-worn goods, but we have the greatest
line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's shoes that ever hit the town
Aik to see the Pedal IS" a Lady's Shoe
...FLINT'S SHOE STORE...
Hints to Housewives.
Don't Forget to Read This.
Oar fall and winter goods bave arrived
and you will find bere tbe largest and
most complete line of drees goods, outing
dannels, fascinators, underwear, hosiery.
blankets, curtains, cloaks, capes, etc.
Also Bockinham A Hecht, boots sod
shoes, rubber goods, oil clothing, over
coats, and a line of men and boys' cloth
ing tbat cannot be beat. We also
carry miners' supplies and a fresh and
complete stock of groceries.
Come and let us sbo you our large
assortment and give you prices. Oar
aim is to give you gojd values and treat
you right. Give ns a trial.
A. K. Mattojn A t;o , Kiddle, Ur.
We are aleo aitents for the Oliver
Chilled plows and extras. (n4tf)
entertainment at Cleveland.
There will be an entertsicmrnt acd
box social at Cleveland. Saturday Feb. I
the proceeds to be need lor tbe benefit of
tbe Cleveland cemetery. A cordial, in
vitation is extended to all.
Tbe loliowmg program will be ren
dered. Song by congregation.
Prayer.
"Recitation, "The Widder Budd,1' Miss
Vivian Blain.
Recitation, "Tbe Ride of Jennie Mc
fieal," Miss Mae Simmons.
Solo Cbas. Thorn.
Dialogue, "Married by tbs new Jus
tice of tbs Peace."
Instrumental Mosc.
Recitation, "Grandmother" story tt
Bunker Hill," Mita Mabel Woodruff.
Recitation, "Family Financiering,"
Adoll Djerner.
8ong, "Down by tbe Shady Brook,"
Misses Lucy Doerner and Vinnie
Churchill.
Dialogue, "An Uncomfortable Predic
ament." Instrumental music.
Song, Mis W. D. Simmons, Mrs.J. 1.
Fttrgerson, Miss Vivian Blain.
Washixtox, Jan. 14. Tbs Senate took
s vols today on ths proposition ol consid
ering tbeoffor of Panama stockholders
to sell all tbeir rights to tbs unfinished
canal for tbe sum ol M0. 000,000.
Tbs vote resulted in tbs affirmative,
40 to 31. This is not s teat vote on lbs
merits of ths canal routs to be definitely
selected, ssvsral of tbs senators voting
lor consideration of tbs Panama people's
iffer simply to allow free sod fair dis
cussion of tbe relative merits ol tbs
Panama and Nicaragua rontea.
Salem Qlrl Gels Casta.
Lomuus, Jan. 13 MtM Portia Knight,
formerly a resident of Salem, Oregon,
bas been paid one thousand poonds by
ths Duks ot Manchester to keep tbe
breach of promise case, wih which she
threatened bun, out of court.
Oregon's Assessment.
SiLkM. Or.. Jan. 12. An inciese of
125.000.0CO aa the aaeeeaed valuatioo ol
all the proporty in ibe state, as com pared
with last year, is shown by. tbs assess
ment summaries for 1901. filed iu tbs of
fice of tbe Secretary of Stat. Owing to
ab increase ol about f S00.000 in tbe ex
empt ions, tbs net increase in too veins
of Usable property ia now $141 W, 613 -96,
as against fll6.0s5.874 13 in 1909.
HE HAS READ THE BOOK.
For Typewriter.
r.-.,v i
If, In the paat you bave had trouble
with your typewriter ribbons, wend a
eampJti order to E. L. King, No. 219 Sao-
aoms8t reef, San Francisco, and see if
yoa can't get a better ribbon for seventy
five cents then yoa bave bean paying a
dollar for. $7 per doseo any color and
for any machine. 'E. L. Kimo,
Pacific Coast General Agent.
218 Hanaome 8L. San Francisco. SI 8
West a Subscriber to The Oregonlan
Says of "flodeni Eloquence."
Half the battle in good cooking, is to have good
fresh Groceries, and to get them promptly
when ou order them. Call up 'Phone No. 181,
for gor d goods and good service.
C. W. PARKS & CO.
. want ,
want"
want
want
want
want
If vou loa't kaiw FAT
caii oa or tiiron . . ..
you
you
you
you
you
you
to buy a farm
furnished rooms
to buy a house -
rent a house
build a house
move a house
to
to
to
FT, pattern..
Coo tractor
tad Builder
Rembarg,
Oregon
FREE!
, IMPORTED
Japanese raphhs-
TO ALL
chu&chn suppers
society dinners
FOR. WHICH
IAL
COFFEE
mm
City Treasurer's Notice.
Notice ishereby given to all parties
holding city warrants indorsed pricir to
and including; Jan. 1, 1399, to present the
me at tbe treasurer's office, in fthe city
hall, for payment, as Interest will ce tee
thereon sf ter tbs date of this notice.
Dated tbia 9U day of January, 1903,
at Roeeburg, Ore. . ;
' Habit C. Bloccm,
City Treasurer.
t
Special Notice.
Poctlaxd, Nov. 16. (To the Editor.)
There is the stagnation mind matter.
just as there is a general lassitude of all
bodily functions following any physical
condition aside from the normal, wheth
er ancb impaired vigor is due to disease
cr to the results of indiscretions, aa an
inevitable result of all excesses.
It is noticeable tbat nearly all forms ol
di versions which appeal the most strong'
ly to tbs human race are pernicious in
tbeir effects, until at least ths lesson ol
loouVraiion tbat experience alone teaches
bar been lolly learned. Athletics appeal
most strongly to ths maa in tbe lull vig
or of youth. As be grows older he. drops
athletics, either from Inclination loilo
ing bis lessened bodily powers, or from
necessity as tbe result of tbe lesson be
baa learned of lbs grave dangers of ove
exertion, He tires ot horses, of general
amusements as ths term amusement is
construed Iu tbe popular sense. He
does not take up with cards if be is sen
sible, because devotion to cards implies a
loss of meutal and physical vigor be ia
not ready to incur, and for the further
reason tbat interest in cards implies
greatly lesseLed interest in all other
farms of diversion. To the man who
takes a serious interest in life, and it is
tbe serious aspect ot a men's tnske-np
alone tbat guarantees contentment, his
beat diversion is found in his books.
Tbe cultivation of tbe habit of intelli
gent reading is ooo of ths greatest safe
guards of good citissashlp, and it stsures
Cmpqua Valley No Longer to be Lett
fa tbe Cold.
Pobtlasd, Jan. 14 Tbe extension ol
tbe special settlers' rates recently aa-
nooured to every point oo tbe lines ol
tbe Southern Pacific in Oregon, will
prove mors of a boon to tbe Cmpqas
Valley than may be supposed. This is
the 6rst time tbat special rates of any
kind from Chicago, St. Paul and Missouri
river points bave been extended to tbe
valley. Heretofore tbsss special rates
bave extended 'only to Portland, and
sealers who desirea to locate ia Western
Oregon were compelled to pay tbe local
fare wbicb for distant points nearly
equalled tbe special rates made Ir.m St.
Pan! to Portland.
Wnen the recent special rates were aa
ooonced and be saw tbat tbe Westers
Oregon was ieit oat, General Passenger
Agent R. B. Miller, of tbe Southern Pa
cific got slightly .'warm in tbs collar. Us
did not propose to see the great Western
bsll ol tbs state, with its fertile farms.
get the worst ol it u be could help it.
and at once set in motion tbs 'machinery
capable of giving the desired rebel,
Tbat bis efforts were highly successful is
evidenced by tbe fact that tbe Union Pa
cific and O. E A S. Companies bave al
ready agreed to tbe arrangement, where
by all points on the Southern Pacific in
Oregon will get exactly tbs same rates sa
Portland and Paget Sound. This met
ibat bomerkere can travel nearly 350
a.ilee farther after reaching Portland ia
the eysnt that they desire to locate in
SooUiem Oregon. Tbe fare from Chicago
ia 33; Iron SwLuOis, $30; from Ssoax
City, $27 90; sad from St. Peal and Min
neapolis, $25. Wer t tbe local fares add
ed settlers going as far aontb ss Aablaad,
for instance, would be obliged to pay
about $16 more. Now oke fare takes
them to tbeir destination.
It means tbat tbs Willamette, Cmp
qua and Rogue River Valleys hereafter
are to participate ia all the
benefits gained by other sections of tbe
Northwest. That it will be productive
ol much good to Westers and Booth era
Oregon there can be no qoestkm.
Tbe special settlers' rates will become
effective March 1 and continue for two
months.
Lemons, Oranges, Bananas.
IsTuts of all Kinds.
Taffy Candy and Gum.
A Fresh Supply.
WILL CURRIER
THE GROCER
THE SUNSET GROCERY...
Will continue to be, aa it bas been, ths lesder in quality
and prices. Don't forget that our gooda are all new and
frneh. A trial is respectally solicited.
CtyWs bsndle Albany Creamery Butter.
OLOYD St BROWN. '
THE
Chicago
TYPEWRITER
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Price, $35.00
"-JSTH ... a
awa .af ' Zm. '-f F
Guaranteed to ojual any
$IUJ machine
E. L. KING, Gen'I Agent, 218 Sansome St., San Francisco
W. C. COItfrJER, l,ocal AgtaRosebum
Roseburg Steam Laundry
We are now ready for business
with new and up-to-date machine
ry. Work will be neatly : and
promptly done. Watch for oux.
Wagon or call Thone 791.
g W. A. EVERITT, Proprietor.
&5202eEE2ESe
Eastman
.. Kodaks
Make Good
Xmas Gifts
See those $1 and $2 .
Brownies
ALBUMS AND PHOTO MOUNTS AT.
CHURCHILL & W0QLLEY
Anecdote of "Lies' Applegats.
, evwVVaeaw'
F. C LADD. Q. OLSON
Dr. J. G. Goble, Ibe optician will visit
Glendals Truasday anl Wednesday Jan
uary 21 and il22. Canyonville, Tbareday
and Friday 23 and 24. Riddls, Satur
day 25. ktyrtle Creek Mondsy, Toes
dsyand Wednesday, 27, 28, and . 29.
Oakland, three days, 30, 31 and 1.
Those wishing to consult him about
their eyes or wishing glassta fittedahould
call on him at the hotel. All work
guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Coo
saltation free. J. G. Goblb.
ild
THE FINEST' CROWN
is purchased:
FOR SALE SY
For Sale Cheap.
Detroit
MR5.ii.B0YD
Groceries and
Glassware . . .
ROSEBURG, OREGQN I Jp;
"Musical slot marliines Pucks,
and Black Cats. vV. Doyle.
d25 Weet End Hotel,
Alezsndrie, La.
On umnnl nl til irreffulsr SUrveVI Ol
vaany ot ibe townships in tbs Roeeburt.
rand district, it is almost impossible to
locate reel ion rorners without a copy of
tbe Government survey. Frank E. Al
ley, Abstractor of tbls city, bas a com-
nletA ant ot tr.ftintm nf all anrVSVed tOWO-
r : , -. -1
futnisn Dtue prints w
that mental rtsbility which always ao
companies the inteUectuaU 1
- I subscribed for tbe eat of ."Modern
Eloetce" in 10 "volumes, now being
distributed in tbe Northwestern field
through the sgeocy ot Tbe Oregonlan. 1
most say tbat I am greatly surprised not
only at the scops of this ysloabls . publi
cation, but also at the ability shown in
editing and compiling what I regard as
one ol tbe greatest literary productions
ol the dsy. It is my candid opinion
tbat Thomas B Reed will be resaember-
ed better by posterity for nts work on
"Modern Eloquence" than be will be for
tbe years of bsrd service be rendered
his rou ntry in ths National capital
: "Modern Elcqoencs" is the greatest
literary production in the popular sense
evtr tffered for distribution in the
United 8tates. I trust tbat it may be
aiven the recognition by the people ol
th. Pacific Northwest tbat I know it is
so justly entitled tv - A Rsadss.
6. A. Olaen, representing tbs Oregon
isn is in Roseburg t .king orders for this
valuable work aod . bas already placed
several sets in local libiaries, inoludint
ths ons at tbs 1'iajHDaaua office, . and
we can heartily ooncur in the above ia-
doraemant.
The tour terms of Jobu B. Ball Us ited
Slates district attorney, and Z. Boossr.
United Stales marshal axpired last Fri
day, but as lb sir successors bave not
been appointed, trtey will, nnder tbe Is
passed in ISSS, continue to bold their
offices until new sppointees hsvs beea
duly qualified. This situation recalls to
mlad ol an old Federal official, s char
acteristic anecdote el tbe well-known
"Llah" Apple ate, who once filled the
position of Receiver of tbe lend office st
Roseburg, end whim in reported by th e
Oregoniann aa follows:
-rreeiaenv ursnt appointed nte aoo
ceesor. sad Applegats did not take this
in good part. Us left the office sad nev
er went near it nor bis successor durln,
tbe four years be was la tbe office.
rhen a new Receiver was appelated aod
Applegate went to the land office to wel-i
corns bim. Bs arrived before tbe new in
cumbent and when be saw bim coming
he took tbe ksys to ths office and going
to the door handed them to tbe new Re
ceiver, remarking, 'Yoa will Had things
about tbe office 'n vary bad shape for
there bss been nobody bsre for tbs last
four years.' Inst was bis revenge on
T
HANKING you for past favors and
wishing you much happiness and .
prosperity for 1902, we ask-for a
continuance of your patronage which will
be met with our careful attention aud appreciation.
ITurnishings, Motions, Stationery
VVAVeVAww
"The Racket Store"
w
ROSEBURG, OREGON
the saan who took his position."
WASTED SEVERAL PERSONSJOF
character and good reputation iu each I
stsle (one iu this county required) to re
nresentsnd advertise old established I
wealtby business booae of solid Unsocial I
atanrttiiff.-Salary sis.w weeaiy wttn
expenses additional all pafablsia cash I
each Wednesday direct from bead!
offices. Bores snd carriages furnished, I
when neceessry. References tncloee I
sel f-sdd reseed sum pad envelope. M an-
agar, 310 Caxton Building, Chicago.
12J1.
OOCOCXXXXCXXX30COOOOOOOC)0
Clearance Sale Begins
We came such prices ou Ladies and Misses Jackets and;
Walking Hats mentioned below that had ought to move
them very rapidly. This is our full stock in our Myrtle j
Creek store. Same reduction applies to what may bej
in stock in Canyonville.
Sise 3tt Cape, hardly enoogh to mention, only 1 plush, waa
Site 3A Cape. 1 cloth caw, splendid value, was
lATARRB
THK
CLEAN8INO
4KD H KALI NO
CURB FOR
CATARRH
Ely's Creara Balm
Euy and plMMBt to
Mis Cuotain. bo tn
)urima drug.
It t. quickly atKnTlwd.
Qina UMnt one.
It (Iprn. and (1ndm
111 ihimi nuaca.
A Dsn Inrt.mm.thtn.
Brl. and Protects th. MenbruM. ReMorM UH
BraM ol Tut. and HmrlL Lug. omU ai
nrnrirlct. or h mall; TriaU 91m, lSncta br BiaiU
kLY BKUTUitKti, M Warm BtreM, Has
COLD n HEAD
Sio .Hrt Cape, 1 cloth cai, splendid value, was.
Siae 36 Cape, 1 cloth caje, splendid value, was .
Jackets, 2 Stisses Jackets, siae 14 yrs , waa
Jacket, 2 Miws Jackets, site 4 and tt, was
Jackets, tt Ladies Jacket, siae was
rollarvttes. onlv one left, color irrev. was
Just 2 doaen Ladies and ChiUlreu's Walking HaU,.2
do. 7 was
do. aas- ; ...........t
do. . 1 was. .. . . . . .
..J.75now 12.50
..fi50now 14.00;
. 14.00 now -.50 1
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