The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
OFKIUUl. l'Al'KK OK 1MM.KS CITY.
ANB WASCO COUNTY.
stniscRirxioN katks.
BV MAIL, rOSTAOE ritKPAIIl, IS ADVANCE.
Weeklv. 1 year 1 fp
" 6 months
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Dally, 1 year
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Address all commuuleatlon to " THK OHRO.V
ICLK." The Dalles, Oregon.
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t! TO
3 Oil
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I'onl-Ollld',
orrtci: linen
General Delivery Window . S a. m. to 7 i. m.
Motsev Order " mi. m. to 4 p. m.
Sunday i U " . 'J a. tn. tolOa. m.
CLOSING OF WAILS
trains roIiik Kast .9 p. u. ami 11 :4A a. m.
" " West 9 p.m. ami .":) p.m.
Stajre tor (ioldendale 7:S0a. m.
" I'rinovillc . 6:S0n. m.
" "l)uiuratid arm SprltiKs ..5::Ma. m.
" tlAMVine for I.yle v Hartland .StS) a. m.
" " ' " Antclo .5:30 a. m.
Except Sunday.
iTri-weekly. Tufsdav Thursday and Saturday.
I Monday Wednesday and Friday.
SATURDAY,
DEC. 9. 1S9I.
THE KEW BILL.
Just as the people were conpratnlatinp
themselves that the title of the financial
stringency was turning it is swelling
again since the news of the new tariff
bill, prepared by the democratic majority
of the ways and means committee.
From its very announcement the symp
toms of depression, so pronounced in
the early summer, are again apparent.
This is no free trade country. Again
and again the voice of the people has
pronounced against it, hut, undismayed,
the democrats keep bringing it up for
perennial inspection. They should let
it aloue, and if they cannot resurrect
some other old issue that stands a better
chance of adoption, set their wits to
work and make a new one. In conse
quence of the projected bill, wool imme
diately tumbled to nothing. Free wool
was of course looked for and is much re
gretted, but free wool means a complete
transformation of the industry, the re
learniug of the whole business, and the
re-equipment of our mills. Before the
domestic manufacturers can adjust them
selves to these new conditions under
these proposed rates of duty the foreign
ers will have had opportunity to possess
themselves of the domestic market.
There will he an interval of a year or
two in which they will have things all
their own way in this market, and in
the meanwhile a considerable percen
tage of existing machinery will retire
permanently from business in despair at
the future prospects. The rate of wages
in those mills which do operate will be
lowered from 20 to 30 percent. The hill
is a terrible blow to the wool industry.
The New York Mail and Express says :
"The South is beginning to comprehend
that it has great interests in maintain
ing protection. Louisiana, with its
sugar plantations ; Georgia and Tennes
see, with their marble and other depos
its; Virginia and West Virginia with
their coal mines, and Alabama, with it?
great iron resources, are greatly bene
fited by the McKinleylaw. The Louisi
ana sugar planters and the West Vir
ginia coal mine owners have already
.aaked the house ways and means com
mittee to consider their interests, and
the business men of Birmingham, Ala.,
have invited the congressional delega
tion of the state to visit the place and
learn that free coal and iron will mean
its ruin.
The Oregon National bank of Portland
liaB failed, this time for good, and will
at once go into the hands of receiver;-.
Col. North Eaya the new tariff bill is
not on a line with the Chicago platform.
Who said it was?
Congressman Ellis for a novice is do
ing grand work. He ie the father of the
house bill granting further time to (set
tlers, and has stuck to it with hull dog
tenacity until the end was accomplished.
Incidentally it is noteworthy to say that
it was one of the first bills to past loth
houseK, and went through without alter
tion or modification. If the president
has not yet signed the bill we will war
rant the assertion that Ellis can't help
it.
Freuki of .ttujnory.
A smart younf? cavalry officer was
recently exercising his regiment upon
the drill ground whe the familiar
words of command suddenly slipped
from hi& mind, and the strenuous effort
made to recall them was utterly futile.
In order to cover his embarrassment
he was compelled to retire from com
mand under the plea of illness. The
fugitive sentence came to him when he
reached his rooms. A fitill more singu
lar case is that of a well-known and
esteemed merchant, whose memory so
treacherously fulled him one morning
after leaving home that he was totally
unable to locate his offices, and was
actually compelled to inquire us to
their whereabouts. Another interest
ing example is that of a popular novel
ist who had nearly finished an impor
tant work upon which he was engaged
when u sudden failure of memory de
prived him of his plot and necessitated
the laying aside of the book for more
than a week; then the association of
ideas recalled the missing plot, the
novel was brought to a successful issue
and enjoyed a wide circulation. Bos
ton Globe.
For Hslo or lieiit.
I will sell or rent my arm on 8-Mile
on reasonable terms, Anyone wishing
for such an opportunity will please ap
ply at once at Tub G'iiuonjci.k office.
Mrs, Matii.ua Hakt.
Fkiuav, Nov. 17th, 1803. 3tw.
PUBLISHING THE DANNS.
Thr I'vrullnr MUtuki or n Sexton Cur
tho l'ottomim,nt of u WVitillnc.
A few years ago a ludicrous, albeit
vexatious, Incident occurred atachurch
in l.arkhall. A rustic couple, after
having had the banns published tho
prescribed number of times, proceeded
to the church to be joined in holy wed
lock. The service was conducted with
out tt hitch until the olllclutin-c clergy
man arrived at that part where he
ashed: "William Wisher, wilt thou
have this woman to be thy wedded
wife'.4" when the bridegroom replied
with some astonishment that his name
was not William Wisher.
The ceremony was, of course, sus
pended, and on investigation being
made as to the cause of the mistake it
transpired that the bridegroom had
written to the sexton of the church re
questing him to have the banns pub
lished, and concluded his letter tints:
"o no more from your well wisher and
Mary Williams." The sexton, thinking
that William Wisher was tho name of
the intending benedict, published the
banns accordingly, and the disappoint
ed couple were compelled to await the
publication of the banns in their proper
names.
Some years ago a middled-aged agri
cultural laborer called upon the session
clerk of Alloa and asked him what the
charge was for publishing the "cries"
i. e., banns of marriage three times on
the same Sunday. "A pound," replied
the clerk. "Aye," said the other, "an'
what d'ye tak' when ye tak' two Sun
days to do't?" "Half a guinea," was
the reply. "An' what d'ye chairge
when ye tak' three Sundays to do't?"
was the rustic's next query. "Seven
and six." answered the clerk, with an
amused air. "Aye, man," rejoined the
querist, "I see: the latiger ye tak' to
dae't the cheaper it gets, .lust cry
awn' till ye pay yerel'!"
And he took his departure without
more ado. Loudon Tid-Itits.
TJIE GETTING IT DOWN
is bad enough,
Lssw with tho ordinary
pill. But the liny-
L ing
W worse. And, after
BVH all the disturbance,
there's only a little
temporary good.
4 From heuinniiig
W to end, Br. l'icrcc'e
JtMm Pleasant
MM are butter.
tho smallest and
Bt easiest to take
tiny, sugar -coated
Hk - granules" that any
child is ready for.
Then they do their work so easily
and so naturally that it lasts. They
absolutely and permanently cin.
Constipation, Indigestion, Jiiliotts
Attacks, Sick and Bilious Head
aches, and all derangements of the
liver, stomach and bowels.
They don't Bhoek and weaken tho
system, liko tho huge, old-fashioned
pills. And they're more effective.
One little Pellet for a corrective or
laxative three for a cathartic.
They're guaranteed to give satis
faction, or your money is returned.
T1IK
The makers of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh' Remedy say : "If we
can't cure your Catarrh, no
matter what your case is, we'll
pay you S500 in cash." Now
you can see what is said of
other remedies, and decide
which is most likely to cure
you. Costs only 50 cents.
1 Oldest Agricultural Paper in America.
ICSTADLinHCD IU1C1.1
, To all cash milwriboi s of Ttt: Giiuonici.i:
j paying one year in advance.
t The American Farmer,
1700 W.
j iiuv aiuit iuin iifutaiu) y
WASHINGTON. D. O. I
1
Tin: AtnaucAN r.viti:ii, which In now enter
i Iiik upon lt 7,Hh year, Is tin' plontvr fiirinor'H
minor hi tin- country.
I it Is a liirite elitlit-tuiKo iapor, and contain Ml
columns o( the choicest agricultural ami liter
' nr mutter, vlontlf nil v cniMINicd with line I
', Illustration. It 1st
, NATION A I, IN CHARACTER,
land deal with fitrmtiiK ami farnier'H InterwtN ,
on hroiul, practical lino-, it i
EMPLOYS THE ltlvST WRITERS I X j
THE COUNTRY,
, ami everything that ap)oars hi Its coIuiiiuk Is ol
the hltfhe.it character livery tle)'irtmout n the
I fiirmern limitless Ik (IIcum-iI In an carncat,
practical u-ny, looking to tho tfrcateat prollt ami
' bciiellt to (lie fanner mul hN family.
' It amioars on tho 1st ami l.Uhntcach month,
j unit Ik lurnlilioil at tho lo price ut
j 50 CENTS A YEAR
' III ailvancv TIiIn nutki It tho olirupoit
ugrlt'.ultiiriil ptipor In tlio oouutry.
FARMER LEGISLATION.
!
I DtirliiK tin' eomliiK vear thero will lie an I in
' .,... t,,,ilu, ..f ti.itt1..,H i,f !. im,t vlti.l lit
toio.st to farmer: iloalt with tv t'onureiH ami the
KseoatlM' loartiiient.s at WaHhluutoii. It 1
hlKhly important that tho fannnrs !e kept
promptly ami fully liiliirimil as to what In heliiK
plauiieil ami ilouoalliotliiK them at tho National
) rvl..... I.I ..II . I.. ..!... .1
VII1IIIII. 1 IIV Slllium llll, llll'l Villi I, IIIKI t Iff.
AiiKim.iN Kauuci:. whli'h.livliiR on thoKronml,
ha hotter facilities than miv other paiers for '
uettiin; this information, unil ilovotox It-ell to
this duty Tlicy will tlml In It constantly a,
great amount of valinililu information that ttiey i
can get In no other iiiiier ,
Tnr Aui'mriv P i i tl vn mill Till I'll Im vii'i I I
j will be .sent one year lor tl To. '
I
Ji. W . JrJ- f i I 1 JVL 3C JQJ.,
- 1 ) : a i.!-: ItH IN
Drugs, Medicines ana unemicals
niic Toiici soaiis, uouids, urnsncs, mmnicry, Etc,
Puro Wlnon nnd Liquors for Medlotnnl Purposon.
Pnmnniihrllhrr t7huulrlnnut ntiBntl'nlH. .
Tso. iur heeoiul .Street, I ho Dalle.s, Oregon.
Oiiposltu C0I11111I1I11 Ciimly factory.
1 ABIC Va M t St l ll f TaIlfm....
new iuik ncGMy muuii
AND
DaiiesWeekiycnronicie
THE BLACK SHEEP.
VOKXTS niaUe t-'.C0 a dav. dreatest kitchen
uteiull ever invented. 'UetnlW et. - t.i C
Mild in overv hous, s.unple, ikisMbo jwiul. five
cents. McMukin and Co., Ciuclnniitl. Ohio.
John Turned Out llail-Hc Went to tho
LccUlature.
"On one oceaston," said a story-tell
inp conp-essman to a proup of news
paper men, "I was in the mountains of
Kentucky and stayed all nijrht with an
old farmer who was considerably above
the average tor that section. After
supper we talked polities aud religion
for awhile, and finally worked around
to personal subjects, lie didn't know
who 1 was, but I was going to spring
it on him, 'just to see how it would
affect him when he found he was cn
tertaiuing a congressman unawares.
" 'How many ons have you'.'' I asked,
when he had been talking family a
little.
" 'Sis."
" 'Ah! that's a fine lot of boys.
" 'Yes, and they are fine boys.'
" 'Have they all turned out "well?1
'"All bi;t one.' and the old man's
voice saddened somewhat.
" 'Ah!' I said, not wishing to ask him
about the lilacd: sheep directly.
"'Yes; John ia the one; he went to
the legislature.'
"'Oh'.' I laughed, 'he might have done
worse.'
" 'Yes,' replied the father, gloomily,
'I s'pose he might. They wanted him
to run for congress, but he wouldn't do
it.'" Detroit Free Press.
'o IVnnder lit Liwt ill Temper.
I heard a story the other day that may
be new to most of you. An active young
woman entered a larpe shop recent
ly and seeking out the silk department
camped there for a real pleasant time.
The salesman was amiable and glad to
show her the different shades and qual
ities At least he said he was. liut he
had not calculated upon the "staying
qualities" of his caller. Tor fully one
half hour she compelled him to hop up
and down a ladder, laden with rolls of
silk, but none could she find that suited
her. At last he had taken down all but
two rolls, and, as he "leaned against his
ladder and wiped away the beads of
perspiration, he said; "Well, really,
madam, I don't see that we can suit
you. Excuse me for saying it, but you
really don't seem to know what you
want."
To which she responded: "Well, I
don't want to buy anything to-day. I
was just looking for a couple of friends
and-"
Here the exasperated clerk broke in:
"Looking for a couple of friends? "Well,
madam, if you think they're in those
two rolls on the shelf I'll take those
down, too." Chicago Tribune.
For a Eore throat there is nothing
better than a flannel bandage dampened
with Chatnberlain'H I'ain Iialin. It
will nearly ahvavH eHect a cure in 0110
night's time. Thi remedy in also a fa
vorite for rheumatism and has cured
very severe cm'B. SO cent bottle? for
gale by Ulakeley & Houghton.
Itoome to rent at liav. A. flora's resi
dence on Ninth Htreet. (i-2.'idav
WE WANT YOl' TO WOl'.K For. t s. thus
nmteitiB Sl-'.Oo TO j:f.(X VIM WKKK.
l'.irtlos preferred who ran furnish a tMr-eand
travel through the countrv . u team tm iiitti. Is
not ueevary. A few vacancies In to-.: - and
cities, spare hour" may 1m u-ed t" ; nl ad
vantage It. ! JOHNM'X
11th and Main stx.. Uich. 1 1 Vu
VI60R of M
Eiillf, Qutev.lt,
Permanent!; Restored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
nnd nil tlit; train' i'j
Jromt-urlyi'tp.r k IH''f
c2CeiM, IU' rt'ulii. ut
otero oik, li'kui'8'i,
worry.ctc "ulltrsili,
development MM lune
Riven lo every 1 ijjanard
portion of t: i body.
Rtmplf. n.ituralr.ithu'!.
imrucillnlnlmnivop'it
wn. Kslliiri'lrniA"-:' ii.
i'.HU refcrenrrf 1 'H.
rxplaiiallnii a-.'! p.- -. In
Dolled (JtjlvOj frev.
ERIE MEDICAL C3.
BUFFALO. H. Y.
Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Sciatica,
Kidney Complaints,
Lama Back, &c.
This
Is the
Season
Of the Year
Olhen
Judieious
Advertising
Pays.
ONLY' $1.T5.
Closing Out
ale
OF JEWELER'S GOODS.
The large .stock of goods at,
NOTICE FOlt PUT. LI CATION.
"7 V
B3, SAKDEB'S ELE&7.81D BELT
'JHi Elcctro Mnsnetic aUuFZNSQTCi.
I.iilut I'uknli: Iiet laiprovcratnl I
V.'.' 1.' wimoui rnistldno nil '' rt".- Sinirfrrn
n-.. . ix&t:oitu? Lroln uervo fcirvit eicwcaurhi'li
rri ,. ivs wrrout ilcblir.y. tteplrtmmi Liniriior.
rli' iffi'itnin, ku!ii.r, tlfr and butiilrr compuwiin.
li: ..-ijric, mrafiaso, tclatlra. oil femali- uitiip miitj
j-i.m ill Ltsaltti. lc. Ihu lcctnc U:' C"i)tin.
.J.r(al luiii-iraru over all ctt!r. (Sirrriit It
IniMr.liy frit by wiorer or va forfeit )J,OJO.(M, ai:H
'.flileiuufdlof thu oiivii dlMnn or iiy liar Ittt'i
-i.j3 h l.-tii ciirttl liv II.U rtarrelwu larmti"!
oftr all othr mn-sllifii fallf 1. and irlio t.uaJivl3
.( KiilmonnUlii ililaaiidnvrr)- tlLrr tutc.
Our I'o.irnl IupnTl KUCTIIIC !HM'Fs0IlV hn
rrrrtett ln svr o!firl vtrab mm, no I, ll)nll
Hrlli. Ilnllk rl llr.r.iSlr-i.flhflHIUMtHllu ryi u
iuc.;-. bcudforliluvd I'ampMet. unuivl.bcaJvi, frvy
SANDCN ELECTRIC CO.,
Ko. flriMlret:, VUll'1'L.XiiU UUll.
"Samantha al to World's Fair,"
Am! lo up to tho timetf
THE LATEST OUT
! Greatest Work of the Nineteenth Century
I iiy josiaii Ai.i.KN'ri win:
A. G. Hoering,
U:a AkuiiI, The I.ill;s. Or
li.st Ofkick. The Hallos. Or.,
:-iiv. u. ls'js. 1
Notice m hereby clen that the (dIIhuIuk
mimiil tettlur tuix tikd uutli'i'iit his Intention to
niiii.c 11 1 in I prixif In niipsirt u( Ills claim mid that
mid primf will be niade ln'fore tho lighter and
riveivcr at Tin- Dallen, OrcKOii, on eilliesilay,
llieeniln.T'.T. 1MW. v!-
UlMVltt ItlllK.
Ilnmestinil Apiiliratliili .Nu. 'i', (or the Ni, ill
HK'-4 and I'.'n ' SW'H K'C IIJ, 'I p. 'J K. It II Hast.
He name the folbiivint; witliee to prove his
roiilinumin resilience iiin ami cultivation of
.ild laud.vU
II. S. Wells, ot Thu l).illi!. Or., OharUn
Kantoii, James Kiistou and Caul I.tineruth of
NaiiK.'lie. Or.
John W. I.i-.wih, Hejjluter.
s
I9i
jyi IIJWH-riLjyl?l
escrow a c Age it will wot cuwt.
Anairreeable Laxative ond N EH VU TONIC
Sold by tiruifirttsor cent by mall. SSc0c.,
tad ll.OU io r packiiKe. Banipiea free
MT MIf The Favorite TOOTI tOWSU
WLM HV'ortlioTticthandXlreath.Kici
For by Hnlpai Kinaraly.
Executor's Notice to CFiditors.
Notice U hereby given that thu County Court
of the Htato of Orexon for Wuco County In
duly upiiolnted the underlKni tho executor of
the lat will aud Uailiimeut of OeoiKf K. Ilwrn,
iltrceiue!. All iwrtioiiM ImvltiK claiiiiH UKalnut
tliufcutatoof fuild (leceuwl arc hereby required
to iireent them, with the tiroper vouehem,
Hlthlii six munttu from thedaie of thin notice,
to h((1 execubir ut IiIh place of reafdeiice. nexr
Hulk- city, in iild county, or at the olllcc of
W, H. WJUon, 111 .ilrt Dalle City.
KJIIAHI. ItliVIfi:. i:.v.vnt.r
D.tttl thl Ut day of .''ou'iiiber, ltJ. Sttv
!Tlie St. Charles Hotel,
PORTLAND, OREGON
This old, popular ami reliulih; hotiHb
litwi lfen entirely rofumiHlieil, and nvcry
room Iiuh bevri reparKircd und niplnte
aud tiowly carpoted throughout. 'I'lie
house contuinH I7d roomHiind.H(jiiij)liw
with ovory modern conveniuuue. t
reiiHotmble. A (focxl reiUinrunt nttauliec
to thu hoiiw). Frer Iiuh to and from all
trains.
C. W. KNOWI.ES. Prop.
John Pashek,
The Merchant Tailor,
76 Court Street,
Next door to Waaoo Bud Office.
-Hhk jiut recelvcil thu latent ntylex in
Suitings for Gentlemen,
and h 11 1 a rue ukkortment of J'VirtlKti Mini Amer
ican Cloth. which lie cull llllMi To Onlur for
thiwe that favor him.
Cleaning and Repairing a Specialty.
NOTICE KOlt J'UllLICATIO.W
ITIiiiUt IjiwI, Act June :i, h'.
V K. I.AHI) OKI-ICK, The Dalle!), Or.,
Nov. N M.l.
Notice i liereby nlvi.Mi that In compliance
with the pruvlloiiH of the act of coiiKmi of
June :i, Iht."". entitled "An act for the mle of tiui
laiiilx In the tales ol Ciillfornia, OreKon,
Nevada and Wnililnloii Territory,"
Nltltl C StllVKIIMIIII,
Ol Klmley, county ol Waco, slate of Olecou,
haH thit day filed in tills olllce liix nworu ntate
liient for the purchati! of the Nil' of Ntt
of he!tlon. No. lif, III Townnhlp No. : K , nniKC
No :l K. W. mul will otter nnxil IonIioiv
that the laud fought h more valiiahli) for itx
tlinlRTor iitone tliiiu for uKrlcnlturiil purpoei,
nnd to cntahliih 111" claim to raid laud before
the lti.-lti;r aud Itecelver of tills olllce at The
Uallei,, Or., on the blth day of January, IK'JI.
Ho namcH an wltiienneir (ieorKU Jlcb:od, Jan
P"r CiiNley, 1.iiii lioudeaii and bilayutto liavln,
all of i:iliKidi!, Or.
Any and all i.toiis cIiiIiiiIiik intvernely the
iiliovc ilccrlll IiiimU arc reiiuented to Ille their
clainiN in llils ollice oil or Ijclore xald l'dli dayiif
Janutiry, lh'Jt.
will ' JOHN W. I.KWIH. ItcKiitiir.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice- in hurohy uiven that thu ttiidur
Higned Iiuh been duly uppoiutiitl by tho
County Court of tho Htuto of Oregon for
Wasco County in probate, oxeuutrix with
tho will tiuufxed of tho nutate of .lanieH
Unilerliill deceiiHCti. All perHotiH htiviut!
ulainiR ituaiiiHt uuld vHtato are hereby re
quired to preHeiit tliein to mo with
propfir vouohorH ut thu Itiw ollico of Con
don iv Loudon in UulleH City, Urenon,
within hIx moutliH from the ditto of thin
notice.
November 11, 1HI),'!.
CbAllA ',. U.NDKIIIIII.Ii,
Kxeuitlrix of thu Kitate of JamoH Under
bill, deceiiHed.
N0T1CK FOK J'UUMUATION.
Land Okkick, Tho DalleH, Or.,(
Oct, tit, WXi. I
Notlco Id hereby Klven that thu fnllnwIliK
iiiuiKil kettler has illcil notice of lilt Intention to
maku II1111I proof In niipKirt of I1I11 claim, aud
that mid proof will bo made before the lU-Klnter
mid ICiti.'lver at Thu Dalles, Or., on pwemlxir
11, Ih'Jl.vl.-
ItolHiiitii n. Ilrooka.
devitvu of John Hiiht-(,decejicl,
llomenU-ad Application No. 83H. for tho H HK
nnd VV2 HWWof heo.:W,Ti. 1 N.i Jt. HI K.
Ilu uainet the followliiK wltue"CM to prove
his voutluiioiiH residence uon nnd cultl vntlnn
of wild bunt, via;
O. W.Cook, W. A. Miller, KrankCreluhtou and
Helh MorKiiu, nil of thu DalleH Or, ,
J&-.. 1.. illiowH pUaw) take notice.
tUu JOHN W. I.KWIH, JUKlHtur.
Estray Taken Up.
One bUck pony, branded cither 6 or 8 on left
lilp und left Jaw Owner can bavo name by prov
,,.. operty ,d ,my.nK or thl-j
lU iatvllii I'ojtoillcc, Tho Hallcfl, Or,
W. E. Garretson's Jewelrv Store,
to 1h t'lostitl out ut prices? to suit the times.
Everything Must Be Sold, Regardless oi Cost,
INCXUUINCi :
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
CHAINS, RINGS,
CHARMS, PINS,
TABLE - WARE, ETC.
Now is the Time lo Boy Christmas Presents.
A. R. Thompson, Assignee.
This Week Only.
Commencing Tomorrow, Wednesday,
WK WII.I. rilll.l.
at so cts
to Ul.riO e a c h J
at $1.25.
Wool Felt jH':ils,
si.oo
French Felt Hats,
WORTH
S2.00 to each,
Also, Great Reduction on
Baby Caps.
112 fiucond Stroet. ANNA PETER SCO.
H. H. CHMPBELL
SuoouBuor to LESLIE BUTLER,
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