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SOUTH Bol.l.
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R"'";iX IWCIFKJ TIMETABLE.
Arrives
Departs
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.3 11; 1 1. 00 p m
p:iiit;.;"0:i. ir
FreL-ht
..2Mtt-.t .oi"J' tun..
. P. Coshow, Sr., of Bnwns-
vilie. ; in the city.
For millinery at astonishing- low
"figures call on Mrs. O'Conner.
Charles Monteith and M. Stern
Ter left vesterdav for a trip to Se
attle. Service in the Episcopal church
ti'i.a (Friday) evening at s o'clock.
AW are invited.
t. L. biackman now carries a
' fine line of Forrand and Votey
pianos and organs.
Arthur Shane lias accepted a
clerkship in the drug store of M. A.
?Jiiler in this city.
Mrs. L. Bilyen of J-'uiene is vis
iting her parents. I Ion. II. A. Ir
vine and wife, in this city.
Patronize home industry and ire
s--oii:e o: .1. Josejih's Havana rilteil
5c cii.'a'.:s, the lirst of Ins owniiuui
j ufacture.
Miss Ella Borrows, who has Veen
visiting in rhis city for several
weeks, left yesterdav for her home
in Oakland, Cal.
A i,.xd, gentle, faniilv horse,
l':rsy and harness, for sale at a
1'aiiit'iji. Enquire at the othce of
Jlurkhart i: Keeney.
: Vour sciioo! tax is now due and
r.nk;.-;s paid very sonn will heconie
h-'inque:it. Pay the same before
jrosts or collection are added.
The concert announced to I
Stven by the 31. E. church and
congregation lr-rs been po t pored
until Friday, toe L'l'd i'lst.
'V! for ttie ice wairon. Francis
3'f-.'itTcr will deliver ice instantane
ously to any part of the city. Or
der of the driver or at the store.
'I he Albany College will u. open
about September is, with the same j
faculty as dmmr the past vear,
v. irh the addition of Miss M-u'y A.
Eviiie. j
The Pev. Jes -3 C.Taylor will
hold divine service in St Peter'--Episcopal
church on Sunday, June
37, morning and evening All aie
invit .I t? attend.
Miss Marv Irvine left vesterdav
j - com pat: v with Mr. and Mrs. G
. Freeman and Rob't and James !
Foster, ior Foit. Stevens, where she i
wiii spend the summer,
Messrs. John A
Coi-'onrlfti'f.iri
VTt .Sell. H.ll H r .
HI5:;!'!0 ;VJ::SZ
each by the faculty of the college
!! Wednesday evening.
Mrs. East's boarding house luis
been removed to two tloos east of!
the Russ House, wiiere site is pre
pared to offer first-class board and
lodging by the week or month.
Messrs. Will 0c Stark have re
eetved a line lot of go'd-i ended
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-:i::es. nne silverware, ;.i(i waicues
ant chains, etc., which they tire
tiering
ill C. ID.. I'l li t.-. V illi
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arid see f.em.
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. i
ieeom me niesoy usingsn-een i
!::;s and windows, matiuiaciured
and put .in your house como'ele at
a reasonable price, by R. F. Vunk.
Shop on corner of Second and
Eiisw:orth streets.
Julius i-radwohl desires farmers
to cal! and examine his agricultu
re implements even if they do not
buy. He charges nothing for show
ing goods, and farmers may learn
something to their advantage con-
-fling low prices.
Card 4r Thanks.
iO HIP lliauv II leiion aim ncisn
hors X so kindlv tendered their i
r;- .i . . r: ... .. ,1 . .....1 ..r.l,.l.
aid and sympathy during the re-
L-ceiit fatal illness of my late hus
band. J. II. Foster. I desire to ex
tend my sincere thanks, and the
Mme are hereby tendered.
3Irs. L. 31. Foster.
Uik-Mcii'm AlMirn !.:ivo.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts
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i.'licnm.
l ever Sores, Tetter, Chapped iiaiiii-,
u. llisvs, ..x.. , 1
Chiiblains Coins, and ah bkm t-,i upi ;
:s. and i.c. itively cures I'lies. or no
v ri-quirtd. It is gii-iran'.-i.d to gc.-r
:1V; t salisf'idion, or nioiicy n-lu d
Pricc :i5 cents er box. For Sale
Fo-l.av it Mason.
t v
A re land white cow, spottetl,
-.. ; ; , tu-t. white feet, end ! t-i:l
.... -i... ,n t.rtf.llf-:!i3. I: . I'll I i 1 1
A illir, SUll hi . - .
iu the ear. sfraye.
d awav nom me i
,-wner, H. Lanipman. .i i .
. :o Kr mr rti:vel.
vwu in.. iai
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ta.Ui IM-i.r
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Ti e best white sun t in i
;-. V.'. Y. Head's: and don't
l .- .rni.o-i's to give away ;
.' CKllhl 1
:-.-t that
lin- gold
uit'i 'with ithi tu
Call at.it lave:
: il" vou n'eed a'
Oo;t si.;'-'.
"Mv .laughter was
t.-oubi'od wirn Si-rofu'a, ano
ireatiy
'iit oi.e
( .:.,. b was f'.-are'i she
.vouid iO.-e
her sigl
Avers barsapan.i.i
-oiiipieteiV restoie-i i:c.
ii h -r eyes are as wi-U
witli not a trace ot,scro:u.t
t.eai-.n; .
s ever, ;
in her,
Col '..I I.
rut Viticck's.
pill vt-tUii":
Six shaves for a dollar
SIC IB Ki:-T;.M-jM.
I wo Toc25 voald-3(.I
las Gric- of 5
Yesterday afrerr.eon two vounsi
men, llv.-.ird Kee;! and Sid E:?iiis,
while sufficiently iiUt.xicated toim
ajrine ttieniseives uutuiiieil cow
boys ( f the plains, undertook to
paiit things ;i carmine hue, and
!-.egan by raiding the saloon of
Peter Schlosser. They entered the
saloon, and were ejected bv the
pro; rietor. They tnen went but at
the back door, and, took an axe
away from some Chinamen, witn
which they re-entered the saloon,
one of them brandishing the axe
:n a threatening
were forced to
the window, but
cues, with whici
manner
Thev
tarow it out of
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thev assaulted '
Peter and John Sclilosser, lie-
or
and iiicKin? them a'...out th f ce
in ! t'l.OIVl.lfltl ninnw,.. L . I 1
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hnttl, --M,n
Uvoungmen el ' j 111 ,e 5-tk.n of the following
Deput; Marshal Millard Havs SuuS- ii Kf' f a.nl
,,,. ,.i,.ic. .,,,,1 -- : commander; il. id. Chase, senior
fhem iven'b i f run,1IUS I vice comman.ler; L. Lauhiin,
S!d v! t i reVtiill vice commander; 31. R
t whiS Zl y0UX& V H-thaway. grand adjutant ; L. M.
. ssistance of U. H. 1-teed special , Wait ., mtirt!h.lK ' A fo
Ufr 1 eld this afternoon in the Me-
i. i i... i . i , i i
i ace nau lostius snoss. and when
broiiL'ht back was entirely bare
footed.
lhey were arraigned last even-
ing in Recorder He-ton s court
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gave security ior payment and was
released, out Ennis went to jail lor
six. days.
Subse!ienrlv a warrant was is-
sued i" Justice llumnhrev's court
r Rood's arrest on a charge pre-!
ferred on the part of the state, and
he wa.-. lodged in the county jail
iast night. "
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S1ammc .i:.M)
List ot the Eelrgates fro'Linn County
Emotion o! Officers.
The Masonic grand lodge met in
Portland on the 14th inst. The
tollowin- delegates were present
fmml.innmnlv
Corinthian No. 17, Albany
Rufus Thompson. !
Brownsville, No. 3b Brownsville !
J. B. R. 3Iore!ock. J. A. P.ishop
SclO NC 3;), ?5Clo
Lebanon No. 44
-E. O. Hvde
Lebanon J
Wassom, J. 3Ioi.-t.
Ilalsev No. til, llalsev
-S.
Smith, T. J. Black.
St. Johns No. (i2,Albany--G. W.
Maston, Geoige K. Chamberlain,
Thomas L. AVaiiace.
Shedd No. 7!, Shedd H. B.
Sjiringer. E. Iov, A. Lewis.
The following officers were elect
ed: Grand master Jacob 3Iayer,
Fort land.
Deputy irrand master-
Brenham
Van Dusen, A- toria.
Grand senior warden James 1
Robinson, Eugene City.
Grand junior warden
Christo- !
Grand treasurer-Daniel C. Mc- i
Kercher, Portland.
Grand secretary t . .1. abcoek,
au ni.
.A i! Kiilerprisiiiji Firm.
Herald reporter
A
desirous of a?certai;ng
condition of the Ha. ve -ling
tna -
cbinerv trade, cnllnd u,,oii Messts.
t'cvoe li uooson. u.e popular auu
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t . .. it. . . i. . ;
i courteous agricultural ami nariiT!viu",v"i'i n.ju; n.
-re d,, yestetday, and lound
them exceedingly buv fortius sea
son of the vear. The day's busi
ness with them amounted to i!237o, j
having sold a number ot Empire ! greatly ui Curbed on Friday morn
steel frame binders, and other ing last, upon finding that some
goods, among the rest a steam j maliciously disposed person had
threshing outfit manufactured by broken off the self-closing laucet
the J. i. Case Threshing Machine ' attached to the reservoirs at the
v.-o., caoeo me .vuawi. mm
. . . o.. t. ... rpi.
was sold to Messrs. Powell,
ti t i
lliej.
Hume and Webber Bros.
i. v asc iracuoii eiiuint- w(.i:i-,
ated .n the street- y terday and at-
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tract wi a great deal ot atu-ntion
i.wv. hi tx ctt i uvw ii i T ' 'ITlfl i
"co.i. i"'' v.... ;
strength. It is said to be tlie
strongest and best constructed en
gine on earth. To all appearance
this firm have on exhibition the
finest assortment of harvesting ma
chinery ever on exhibition in this
citv.
l.t:K.lA !.
Lkuanon. June 12
i .l..
An eflort
is unuer way ior me
early completion of the Methodist
church. ; ,
a . 1 1
Dr. R. N. lied pat !i and wite, ot
- - . . . . - j
Fort Steilacoom, are visU.ngtriends
here
The Lebanon hose team w ill not
participate in the coming tourna
ment at Seattle.
Mr. J. Ralston, wife and mother
left Saturday morning for Portland
tor a short visit.
The recent rains have been of in-
,-nli-n hi , Oelieni to vegeiao.es
1 - 1 1
at.d crops Oi eeiy Mini.
..iidn-n's dav was observed in
ill tin Snndav schools andehurch-
es. and a pleasant time enjoyed by
all.
Miss Ida Montague has gone 10
s;lVarnadino,Cai., on a visit to
hersist?r Mrs. Davidson, who is
reported mite ill.
The general con.mittee on ar -
.nun t
lor a I'ourtn oi .imj
"i
celei ration have concluded that it
advisable to have a
re e iratioii ;his year.
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The teacners oi the puoiic sc.iooi,
Prof. Hunt ami .vitss (ii iggs, na e
"heeii employed oy the ouard ot ai
rectors tfr another veai. Tiieir
retention meets
oroval.
with general ap- I
I'lcasiiul 5:cc-ii:ii.
(.'iiit'i i e!,:-er tonuereit me nose
team !.".- t.'ne coming ti rumen's tour
nament a pleasant reception at his
residence last evening. Lunch was
served and an enjoyable evening
spent with music and toasts to the
tir.' Olds who wiit endeavor to a'iv
reoreser.t the Albany hire depurt-
! merit in the contest.
STATE BIsrtTC'EES.
Portland's Semination fo: City Eecticu--Indian
War V.u-w.tis.
Special to Hie H.-.bald,
Portland, June 14. To-day the
republican city convention " was
held and the following noioir.atLns
made: Van B. DeLashmutt. pres
ent mayor, re-nominated by accla
mation ; L Therkeisou, nomina'.ed
for police commissioner. The fol
lowing were nominated tor coun
ciiuien: First ward Richard
Hoyt. Second ward S. Farrell.
Third ward William Showers.
INDIAN WAR VETERANS
The annual session of the grand
encampment of Indian war veter
ans was held here to-dav. llesoh -
..
i Phil Sherid ui ueeo svivnsn.hv n
i.; i! ''
iik liiui'ss ami expressing
hone of lu's early restoration to per-
I feet health
. The clect.cn of officers resulted
enanic s 1 avilion m the
presence
I oi a eiy targe assemoiage.
The
i auuress oi welcome was tendered
)ir AT.iit.i. r I I-T..l i.u 1
, onded to bv Col. .h-.lm k-,l,;,v
: Addresses were made bv Rev. 1. 1)
. unver aiKl j. i-
Capies.
j the Tlio.UA vi.x n xti.
j
Suiem St:.t?sinan.
i En. Statesman : If
vou
will
will
publish these few lines you
1 oblige the citizens in this part of
.' our county and Linn :
j Concerning the Thomas feud, it
I is thought that there were onb
; one or two of the enemies of th"
'Thomases who wrote the letter
j warning them to leave. They t! en
j swori vengeance on a number of
j good men in the neighborhood.
Carried their guns, made threats,
; ,::uiie tl,,e shooting o
. arlea lliomas, am. now we don't
!1"u" "' I1,:l-V. ":'PP'-'".
three men arrested and examined
"ei,J 1J-N :,h l"eu ' iy"'
I....- i.' .... i . . i i
fa"T . . uai,i
VlllP. TAVeiilv riir cs iroivi tun ssi-enc
' of the shooting. It is thought by
I some that the man or men
tnat the man or men that
shot Thomas came fiom a distance
; and were some of their old en
! etnies.
j One thing I do know, w e have a
! good neighborhood. Such men as
i the Tunuges, Miller, St afford, L.
j T. lluness. New t Eewis, Bennett
j Robinson and others in Linn, and
: Smith, Clark, the Fosters, Stewart.
Sullivan and Work in 31arion will
! compare very favorably with men
j of anv other place or community.
- . rt'!rds these Thomases we
re.ei any strangers 10 lion, jonn
Minton, Sr., or Hon. Ben Ewing,
of Linn, or anybody else that has
UV(?a ll either county a number of
vears
itlOUN TAINEER.
Uatebvtlle, Marion Co., J one 11
!tflt.Dri!; ITEMS.-
j Sodaville, June 14.
Visitois to Sodaville by rail can
, . ' make close connections at Leban
Jt.ion with the Sodaville hack, by
; i-itiviiii; uie iiuuh iiuiu at moanv.
! , .
: iotw itiistancling the util ivora-
1 nu. cnni r an r.T t w. u'i-it hot' ..un i-
...... ... .,v.uv.v..
', r uru liil arriiriiiir t.- a.iiiMr fl..
i health-giving atmosphere and par-
take of the waters that prove so
efficacious in numberless diseases.
Ttie equanimity of the town was
springs.
Thw SCl(la spring at the base of
Ai... u:n i . ....
; me mil, a iiuiiuieu iuci ui muic
. . . t.a - fn Ka r
"V. . " . "tr. 7.."
tru iiif niiuii it u 1 1 c irj udi iico iui
y fi -f - h ,a j .
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ciaiiiiel bv manv of the old in
habitants, who drank from the
spring a decade or more ago, to be
stronger and more palatable than
the others.
An engineer is expected on next
week to survey out the contem
plated extension of the O. & C.
railroad from Lebanon to its term
inus at this point, a distance of
three and one-half miles. Upon
the comoletion of thfi road. Kndn-
.- r ; - :
VIII Mill I llfl'IIIIIH III-' IIIIISI. 'll'I'UUk'l
ble and popular resort in the state.
Rev. Jones and wife, of Philo
math, still continue to attract good
sized audiences at their tabernacle
tent on the hillside. He is a forci
ble and attractive speaker, and the
zeal and earnestness with which
they engage in their work of re-
j form, is gainins them manv sincere.
! friends, as well as numerous ac
cessions to their ranks.
tireuii-U M Tiiuriiuuiciii.
A firemen's tournament will be
held in Portland on June 21, 22
and 23. The contest will be under
the management of the Portland
Volunteer Firemen's Association.
l" l'c " "iii"r.
j Teams trom ancouver Walla
! u al Albany. Corvalhs, Lebanon
and East Portland, have already
sifnifiwl tiiAlr intunlinnu -.f
, - t, The commit.
- arr,,nra,ntc, t ...
j vj;atm.,jV,v
........lu-.m.-. III uicei. nexi
morning at 11 o'clock, to
; make up the list of prizes which in
' th t.r..r4.-ot -;ii
()n 1 hursday, the 21st, the visit-
! --- "f-r;,vr.1 ii.ll tIill.JU!:i lo .Tl,,UO.
; ing teams will be tendeied a re-
ceptton. On the evening of t
ne
ttme day a parade wiii be made
et ween the nours ot and!). AU
teams in unifonn, and a brass band
: accompaniment, wi.l
' interesting ' feature.
nafce tii:;t ;ir
Tiie racim
conte.-ts will take jdace the Friday'
inu .vaturoav lohowmg.
j
;
- A social nance will ,e given at
tre opera house this cvenin. '
Good music wiii be in attendance. 1
; and an enjoyable time is assured, j
s.":.:y::s:ii v f o:5:ts.
Prcjraiaxo of tia T-t!f:h Antral 0a
m.i.c;m;nt, to I Held Jans 24-23,
.
imenJeraelu ixen-ise"S the
iniversitv, to be held a,
Follow
the com
state un
Eugene, June l'-i-2-i:
SUNDAY. JUXK 24. i
10 a. m. Baceahm wate sernjon
by Rev. Thos. Van Scoy. D. ()., .
president of the V'il!an;ette uni-1
versity. ;
MONDAY, JUNE 2-5. i
8 p. m. Graduating exercises of
music dt-r artment.
TUESDAY, JINK j
S p. m. Reunion of the literary!
societies.
WEDNESDAY, .JUNE 27. j
10 a. m. Address before the I
literary societies bv Hon. Geo. II. !
Burnett, of Salem. ,
2:30 i. m. Cias tree vlanting. j
3 p.m. Exercises of the alumni i
association. I
7:30 p. r. A.ddress before! he
university l-v Hon. II. W. Scott, !
A. 31., of Portland.
THURSDAY, JUNE 28. i
10 a. i. Exercises of the grad- 1
uating class. t j
It is butler to nip c-0ii9miliju, the
irrcatot .source of humanity, in the
hud, than to try to slay its proici'iiss
on the brink of the irrave. A few
closes of California's most: useful pro
duction. Santa Ai'ic. tin kiny. of "
sumption, w ill relieve, ana a thorough
iu cuic. -.is;u i ai.i!iii,
too often the foieriiinier of coiisiunp-
tion, vm he cured, hv Calirorni.i Cat- i
IK Cun:. These reinedie are sold aid ;
fully warranted by Foshay Mason,
LIU TICK LSstT.
Following is the list of letters n-iimiuiiij: in
the pjst.)iticeat Albany, Juno 14. ISoo. Per
s.m-i cal ui' for these letters will irn e di ilute
on wiiieh they were advrti.-l:
Kepp. r, J. !1. Kt-mpt iii, Lester- 2
Kilter. L. 11. llerz. l.;:tui
Lelr.icimi, .1. M,
-Meekef, V'.KiS.
M:i er, M ss ola
hiy, ,l:i . e-i H.
Smiili, illii;.!!
Suulh, Harry
Tedroe, Niuc
htiKfs 'J'no'.irisox.
P. M
(.l-iiiie t'irnii'.
Charity grange w ill have a picnic i
at the Powell grove one mile west '
of Halsey on Saturday. June 23d. !
Able speakers are expected to be
present and address the people on
grange topics. Good music will be j
furnished and the usual amuse-;
ments common on such occasions, j
Neighboring granges and the'
public generally are invited to par-!
tieipate. j
11 h of Jiil.w !
W.W.Crawford will give another j
one of those popular parties at the :
Lawsoii dancing academy on the;
evening of July 4, 1SSS. Musicians j
from Portland will be added to his j
justly celebrated orchestra. An !
elegant supper will lie served and
no pains will be spared to make
this the grandest ball of the season.
F. L. Kcnloii
Has always on hand a complete
line of family and staple grocer-j
les. Alt goods promptly delivered
and satisfaction guaranteed. Give
him your order. No stale goods,
but positively goods which defy
competition in qiial.ty or price.
Hull Dt'illiiltioii.
Hilisboro Gvange will dedicate
the new grange lin!I on July 4th.
All patrons are invited to attend
and participate in the dedicatory
exercises. Sickness has lierell'ore ;
caused the postponnienij of the j
dedication ceremonies. L
I. i veil .tmi) .
F. Iicad proi.o: cs to give. av;iv 1
a line gold watch with lus gold and
silver prize shirt, the very best titling
and. best made white shirt in the
market. The price i.- ;:s (w or lower
than any equally as good shirt in the
market.
i:i.i5i ti::j.
Smoke Estrellas.
Wigwam slippers at Head's.
Lawns, lio yaiiis lor si, at Head s.
Six .-'uivesfor a dollar at T. Jones's
A new invoice of British trimmings
at Head's.
Ice cream at the city restaurant
to-day.
Ice cream every day at Frances
.J
PleiHer's.
Leave your orders at Browne
Stanard' for choice berries.
Osburn chees just received at
Brownell ifc Staiurd's.
That exquisite line of satins in our
show wind jw will be ran close this
week. TIave no excuse for not get
ting in on them. Montieth it Seiten
ach. The place to buy wall paper i
where, you can get it trimmed, with
out extra charge. Fortmillei- & Co
do this.
Go to Fortmiller ix.Co.'s for furni
ture reviver and clean up your old
furniture, then buy a Smyrna rug to
neautuy ycur home.
Just received, another lot of those
tine hand sewed French kid shoes, the
very cheapest ever brought to town at
W. P. Head's. '
For vour line inniorti d and Key
West cigars, sro to M. Hanmgart
cigar store, one door east of black
man's drug store.
'Yon will never miss the water
'Till the well rr.ns hy.''
If vcu waul a well dug call on E. B.
Davidson. He does prompt work at :
i";isouublc price. Orders can lie left
ai this office,
lnlo-iu:iioli ;llt;l.
Clarence Hale, a li'hi coin
piexioned lad aged ! years, ieft
Jacksonvil.e about the Lth of
February last without informing
his friends where he was gf.'.ng.
j information of his whereabouts
will be thankfully received by Mrs.
! M. Halt-
of Prineviiie, or
Mrs. J.
arcros.-,. of Jack?nviiie.
Syeri;iJ Jrvr.
On lawns, entbro:iered st:ts and
paiasois for tin; week at Mor.tieth
& Seitenbach's.
A choice tot. f nrje;::; vassed east
a ni at Wallace oc Thompson's.
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At the vcrv Lowest Prices
Alt New and Pretty Styles
For Ladies, Misses and
Children.
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To Eeduce Stock !
.MRS. E. J. O'CONNOR.
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GIVE HEEIAH 7,000
j BuJ. this (lo(jp ,.ot
interfere with
with the Great slaughter
of 3Iens and Bovs'
-AT-
I I SIMMS
fjgT'StricTly (irst-class goods and
p -ices that cannot be undersold,
are guranteed.
BOOTS
-AND-
SHOES
At Actual Cost
AT
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j 0 022.2 JUSTLY VxSt SlZCS.
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Will sell until
closed out.
all
are
SJoJhers. Itc-oi.
The proprietor.- or Santa Abie have
authorized Foslu-y .' M:;s.n to reftiiid
your n:"iicy if, afti-r giving- tins Ca'.i
i'or;:::. King '!' Ci! gh t'urc? a U:r
' r',::i .'lii'i-ct" il. :l !';ii !- to give satis-
i for th.
phlgCo
tro-.ii.U
( 'ot! jhs, t ! Oil! i.
i.h
: :iiu. ai! 1 liroai ::1H1
i net! t;;e tise;rsc
t- the he
;ie;i.i. a!:u assumes 111'- ii'l'ln
ot .'alari'h. nothing is o eilVi-tlve as
C:iifrniii Cat-K Cure. The-e prepare,
lions are without, rqnals as household
veTnedics. Sold ai -si 00 a packsge.
Three fr 50.
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'f LOT HUG
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AND
Dress Goods
Brownoll a
fflT.il 111! O
urn &
ODDS and-BNDS
An odd lot of all silk
inches at lOc a yard.lj
The season's dress-remnants incluninp- wools and
wash goods at one -third their original value.
Odds and ends in hose,
Remnants of silks and
All these remnants must
THFY CANT
you kistow i
NO
We are selling goods at prices which they will not
be aide, to reach for
lO Years
HOW
Because we know where o Tuy,Ve know how to
buy, and we know how to sell. OUU GOODS neyer
grow old and shelf-worn waiting tor BJQ PftJFJTS
flie m Merchants Con to Us
mm
when they want to lump a Tig shipment and raise
the wind. We are always ready for them, and con
sequently we are able to offer bargains which ihake
tlie people stare and think we are going to fail.
No FeaR
We shall keep on doing
TV ALL ACE & THOJl SON.
FLINN BLOCK.
ribljousraiiojino; from 2 to (
embroidery and laces.
satins at ridiculous prices.
go no matter whatprieeJ
EVIGNTEITH & SEITENBACH.
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SIR I
to Come !
IS IT?
of Tliat
good for years to come.'
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