Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 21, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextjH)K7ING HERALD: Till' II SD A Y . JUNE 21. 188; p avamg ' . sr.. li. 's iju: TASii;. SOUTH BOUND. I Cala. e!r. j aai ;-...ui.i. euru'd i iwua liu;er;i; tx 111:15 am 1 l;;;5:uii I ! 34. pm i-'ieigi.i; i 7:1')-". I 1 " o 4-:-n-v SOUTH BO CM.. iArrives' Dityartsj Arrives '.-i'aexp j 7;45pn.i "ij.iaiUhlarai'j.OO.un Kuxeae e: -".20p u-.'12 4'iimi Kuwn fi.oo!;S I l-reialit I laOpmlh of the same tiay. !.KBNX BUAXCH. Fn Alha'y' Du:iart ; Arrives. Noll 112.50 p ii.i LoS'ii'.ion ct 13 p in No 12 1 S.l p i; j " s.:'; p m F'la Lfcb'n ! 3Su li. .. ;5.U0 n: Ail.aisv at 5.45 a m No 14 ii.OO p iu; 2.45 i m OREGON PACIFIC Tl.MK TAK'.K. Arrives Departs r..;11.15..;al.0fjp m .... 1 5.25p:;i'(;'.50 a Freiijh- Km .es, forks and spo is at i'renrh's. T. A. hane :ia returned from a tip to Eastern Oregon. Beaded wraps at cost at Mon teith Seitenhacii's. Mrs. Cheadle is building a neat addition to iier residence. For millinery at astonishing low ligurvs cail on Mrs. O'Conner. The city recorder's office is being cp.h'rg 1, a much needed improve ment. Hon.J. K. Wt-atherford will de liver the Font th ct July oration at i iervais. Miss. Edith Smith, of Portland, j. visiting in this rity. tlie guest ot .Misses Ina and Lillie Robertson. Tin; .e wishing late cabbage iilants should caii at Mrs. P. W. pinks'. She has some line on:".. Patronize home industry ami try fome oi J. Jose;h's Havana filled 0 cigar-:, the first of his own man ufacture. Your school ta:: is now due ? id imii" "aid very soon will becon e ieii'cuent. Pay the same before costs ot t olicctiou are added. . The Davison Bros., of .:n Fraucisoi, gave a very good tight rope valkimr fxl,:b:t:ou yesterday on First street, and did not neg lect togati.er in seveiin big dolhus. Keep om the tlies by using screen doors and vviinluws. manuiacturtu a;;d ;u'. "n your In -use complete at a rea::o iable price, bv lv. B. Vunk. S;;o; on corner of Second and Ell-worth Streets. Tickets fr the M. E. entertain in nt -'.t the opera house Friday evening are on wait at liiackmau's drug store, at 2- cents for general .d-idssion ami -A) cents lor reserved. Peats. "Everybody should attend the en-t-rt iinment tc-:noirow evenimr. June 22nd, for the Oenefit of the M. E church. Admittance 25 cents. Ke.served seats may he procured at Blackmail's drug store tor oi) cts. v (.! mix r.i-Hs. At 7:30 last evening Mr. Frank J.ii.es ami Miss Elizabeth L. iieis endorfer, daughter ot John 4eisen ;or:ei, were united in marriage at the residence of the bride'? parents r.ear this city. Kev. II. P. Webb oriii-iatmg. The happy couple will t-p the recipients of "hearty congrat ulations. Mr. Nelson Thompson, of Ya ouina city, and Miss Sarah Daly, this countv. were married yes- terday at Mrs. Alurry s toarumg iionse, the Rev. S. E. Davis otlici- atmg. I Mr. G. W. Ross and Miss Edith ; Berry, daughter ot John Berry, were united in mamage yestero. y i at the ' residence of tin brides! arents. bv Geo. Humphrev, J. P. Anrlion Suit' ol Oil l.'iiHlius. Messrs. T. E. Morris & Co. have reared the W. C. T. I", ball for a few days and beginning on Thurs day at 7::jt v. M. wili open a grand auction of tine oil paintings by the ? est artists of the count) v. These fe naintinos are now on exhibi - f'r.n "nil can be seen free ofehanre. The auction wiii commence Thurs - dv evpnino. and evcrv adult who attends the sale before S o'clock drawing of a veiv tice painting to ,,., 3",. T;r.L-h occur oa atuida, mght. Tickets v;i: be given away every nirrut. It costs nothing to see these fine works of art: theV are free for all. 4ih r .Illl.V. W. . V. T l vi ioi o win give Kiiotnei d cne of tlujse popular partie at iin J.awscn dancing acatemv on the r..t.' , -i-- VI..-.:..:....., evening u m 1; . t,s., Ivvt 1 i 1 1 tiiJ uiibwi tn in ' istlv celebrated orciiestra. An , ,i icgaiu Mip;.e. .,. ...... t::Is tiie grandest ball of theseason. I'. 1.. Uriiiim Has always on hand a complete !ie of tanidy aiid staple anjeer s. All '.roods promptly" -le'.i ve-.-d -it satisfaction sruar;mteed. Giu- 'n votir orsle s'.a.t wh ',.i' 1. 1 u positively a:n. ..1 ;e:v rhv. :i" .-tltiOii Hi In Ttn-ir iai K'i The First National Bank iv was lenioved yer?ri ! this .V i:Ut ..eir new nuaiters in r i.C i-uiliiiig is an ele, ;e rooms are : l;'-'-.' :rved ouii. toeir . !'r:.u. sat-- is "'" ,.-,r,iv,i r-er-rea:it - :m.'s i.ioek. lit o a : 1 1 . i in : Yai it. :'J. . ;i'i:i! t : ii.i.'te i A'to-i r e- ts : .ao-.nuno'i, and burg: r r r-giar ';r; t..i.:;k in issed 'oi t ti er the not surp: 1 g.t.u e V in the state. Xew !" "f iine cii-eet from 'the -fa ioa. - ii: ,d ' 1' . L. 9- ori'SMt at ii:vAyiLiE. j A.Girl Calsr.foraed and Yhiatsd by a ! Coti&taMt- S. P.Barger,of Browns- ville, hrought to this city last night Arthur Burton, a mulatto ho had ,,een arrested at that place for raping Miss Eliza Harrington, a I white -girl aged Id. The Prisoner i was lodged in the county jail. Mr. Barger states that the girl rei-lte l the particulars of the out- j rage, saving that the mulatto came ; to her room after she had gone to I bfd and threatened to kill hei' if 9ae made an outcry. He then ADMIXlSTEKiiD C li LOUOFoKM Whereby she was rendered insen sible. The inhuman monster then violated her per.-on, and must have remained in her loom for several hours. Wh n she regained con sciousness he had fled. Bortor, was arrested and arraign- ed before Justice Avery. He plead j and bath rooms for the accommo guiltv and was bound over to await 1 ation of his guests and run a first the aciion of the grand jurv. . " I Much indignation was manitest- j ed at Brownsville, and the guards j who had the prisoner in charge j Tuesday night were compelled to i disperse the mob which gathered j about the house where he was con-: fi-.ed j THREATENING TO LYNCH I1IM. nie vieiiin r h goon lOOKing, 1 quiet appearing girl, and lias no relatives at Brownsville except a ! cousin. 1 The abnvi iv:irtii-nltir u-oro nh. I tained from Constable Barger, who brought the prisoner to this city, and exhibit one of the most ruon strous crimes ever ihe countv. committed in i The llIm;ttMi 1jh .y. i W. G. Stee!, who will conduct the illumination of Mt. Hood fori tlie Fourth of Julv, has selected' ', , . his partv and iierlected all arrantre- Ihe pioneers of Lmn county wnl ments for the start, which will be meet i!t Crawrorusville Oivgon. on made Tuesday mm-nin.'. June "iith 1 June '2' th' 2Sth an'1 2y:h- Tha l'ro" at t o'clock." Besides 'Mr Steel1 -:l":"UJ w,u consist oi atltii esses by the partv consists of (). C. Yokum, -"'t speakers, music, etc., ope. -r T P.-.J..L- ' ,. ii i ..." i U address at 1 o clock n. in., Juue J. M. Keene, Lieut. O'Neil, Will rL Walker ami Prof. W. A Wetzell. Two teams will be taken It is the intention to camp at the li'dit of the oOth. snow line or. thf ni Mr. Steel o-uarantees tn Vmrn 1 Oil I pounds of red lire on the summit ot tlie mountain. He had written j ine wme - -e,ltr-to a committee of citizens at Sis-! The talk of const. acting a water sons, Cab, regarding the illumina- ditch at Lebanon hr-- been revived tion of Mt. Shasta, and to Scatt'e a"d the petipie are quita confident the committee in refpreneft to Hip il-i enterprise w ill be a suecesi. Iu ease luminntinn of Mr IJ-iinio lnt t. ..c tveeived no rejlies from either as j yet. .i i.r i.if loiiriianirm. This morning the Albany hose team will leave for Portland to contest for the 2000 prizes ottered at the tournament beginning there to-day. The team is a good one and the Ukkald predicts it will not come back enmtv handed The Lebanon team left yesterday morning, having a new .$175 racing cart with bicycle wheels. They ! may be practially said i be finished are going for blood and expect to ! although it will be several days be win a !i'.r prize. The following I fore trains cross it. The approach on firemen from Albany will go, theh 'ds side of the river is finished. first twelve named being the team: E. E. Cameron, A. E. Long, B. Logan, M. Holinan, Wiley Young, W. Ree re, J. T. Watson, Ed. Moore, J. Ross, B. Sloan, John Palmer, II. Woodin. The team will be accompanied by the follow- ;nsr remt.n . s G. Dorris. W .ast Jl(mes East, Jeseph Ken liall, Jack Warner A Biirslar-Cnn1;!!! Yesterday afternoon while the "gi rope waiKing was in progress, i progress Vdrienne Comely entered his resi denee up stairs on tiie corner of First and Ferry streets, and found a stranger in his oedroom. The family wgs absent, and the intrud er had broken open a trunk and sca.tered things promiscuously about. He hastened out the back way, and Mr. Comely ran down ' the front stairway and collared the ! burglar. He hustled him back up 1 stairs and searched him, but fount! ! notmng out a revolver, a razor. $2..3 and some minor articles. He va therefore liberated. It was y "e wa m eirupceu oe- tore ne had succeeiletl in obtaining . , j , . d t dJ , j """ " j oitiifal louni. The secretary of state is in re ceipt of the otlicial election returns j tnt,. .;v. ,. n. nine counties in Oregon Curry, Grant and Kmutilla countv being , t, f wlii., t h . ..... 1 . been received. If these derelict ( unmn .w r lira) ii 111,1111 ur. i : k , . -,, , : canvass them in tiie presence of I j 1 to vet nor Peiinoyer, as required by I j law. Every county in the state has been heard from, however, ami ; :it is delinitt-lv known that the! next legislature w;u be cotnp.tsed ' : .-event v-t wo repiiblieaus ami! eigiitetii deinocrata. On a T. J. Pot last night's wh;-h.-r he wit:. 1 i Ca:n; Polk. rhat pia'-i- ji r.i'.der coin: w:::r;. i-, to ; -.'i' tttf Whi;) Mirvei iis I rip. ter, of Salem, left by train for Lebanon, will g, iti comtaiiy ei.-er. of pitrtiand. to ( 'rook (-unty. and at ii: a survi-ving party. ;:U!.M of Mr. " Zeioi-r. : East owr iiv-. rout.- iiiette V:ilh.'- V,A t'u- dn military wag'.-n roa-i ;'.'. of siiryev;?;g h-l l:.;;t ::..; w-.--y will ui tins wu.-r; r.i.ta next our ..et'tacieS ..ve tiie;.! :.soi.' P; .it r . M. i.-r.periy itetit lie THS It XHi hi Sosejr -Vha Mr. E.-.ce Proposes to Dj. At the administrator's sale of the tute ot iiouk x -Meyer .on June 31 r. Ean Knee purchased the I ,.1,1 i- 1 M. !...! .. :.. 1 iuainrf the premies now oct-aoied j by Mrs. Iiouk, Lidding for the j dlw $1W0. At these li.-tires Mr. I C rawtoru, the . administrator, re-' fused to allow the sale to he cO'i-! firmed. Mr. liaee then agreed to l.i,r Mi- l1...,,,-!',,,..! pay 22'.i0. namea JfoJUO as tlie amount v!m h ongh-jeasonabie for the pro,.- ci iv. a ui5 u;iieieni e nas oeeu the same to , nrente.l- to ' Mr' ! Kace as soon as he opens the ihe hotel. Tiie transfer has been satisfactorily completed and the p.; pet s will be simied to-dav. ; The hotel, Mr. Race slated yes- tenlaytoa Hickald reporter, will i x reoptMied as soon as the neces- shit improvements can be made, i He will expend a out $2000 in im j proving tne building, and .ays he i nroooses to nut in a barber shoo nue1-, -ur- L Vonies w,e,u recommended as a hotel man. He 8tates tluu jf the business proves successful he will remove the old winK extending toward the river reVlace t vith a brick 8tr,ct- irT'his wi1 make four hoU?ls in t)e city, tw i tiiree-story and two two- story b. Hidings, The M. E. t.-ohiiiihia conference w.ll be held at Farmhigton, W. T., on September 20cli next. Bishop x,umc t" ""'-- ' Jjookout tii;uiita'.ii, near alia i Walla, is t be ilimnmated on tli. j niiil'.t ot tiie toitrth, a party c, ! yoang men having taken the matte: ; in hand. Mr8 j x. Dickey, of Sheridan, a pioneer oi !So3, died .1 line (i, aeu oo years. Sue hau been in poor ht-aith for t wen bv three years. She was the mother of ten children, six of whom, w . til the father, sutvive 27th. Secretary Yilas his just decitl an important ease and one which in- v"lves the town site of Harney City I Oregon. He holds that a pre-enip- :. 11011 cannot he made ot lands upon I whicl-' there is t:'ade a,ul bliStuesS at i of its success a man from from Ca'i- tornia has -'.reed to establish a paper mill ac- that place. Yakima Republic: James A.' Balch.au old soldier, was coninht- Baloh. an old s.ddin.v was commit- d to the asylum at Steilacuom trom I this county bve years ayo. Mr, I Baleh procured a writ of habeas cor Vus ln Seattle the other day, and on 1113 own t :stnnony that tor tha past four vears ,le na(1 buen of souml i nund, he was released ironi his un- j unjust durance. j The railroad bnd at Portl? ul j ihe lay.ng ot the rails ami sv. itches connecting it w.th the Northern Pa- ditic vii't be. completed in a couple of i days. The side approach is tinished. MIDDLE KIlltiE ITK.MS. June 18. 1SSS. Miss Minnie Spreaker has just re covered from a rather severe attack of measles. Mr. and Mis. L. T. Berry havp been atlloted with sore th:oitt e past week, both are better at present. Miss Eva Benson, of Corvallis a ! neice ot Mrs. Berry spent a week j visiting her aunt and family, and re- turned home on Friday accompanied by her cousins Mr. Dick Pyburn, and Miss Minnie Spreaker. The hay croo will be very light. rthrounhout this section of the country. The r:dn whi .h was hailed with joy ab ut three weeks ago is now considered a nuisance; early hay will be greatly d imaged if the rams continue another wejk. Messrs. Arnold and Stires have undertaken the task of moving M. W. Miller's house up the hill to the county road; they have had poor suc cess so far. the rainy weather being against them. Mr Arnold, is the gentleman who has taken the V ader lvnch, and we hope that he will re- ; main with us as he has made the : comnauv an offer for the place which is thought they wnl accept. Miss Lucy Combs, went to Albany Wednesday to spend a week or two visiting her sister Mrs. N. D. Conn and other friends in the city. Dick Pyburn ami Ed. Coker, met W . Millet s Jbriday morning and indulged iu a game of knock j down, the result being a bruis.d lace and black-eye for Coker. j ! 1.KTTKK LIST. j The following letters were re- j maining in the jvostoihee' uncalled!' for June 20, 18. Persons calling J ! for the same will please give the; 1 , 1 1 1 1 t late on which thev were auver- ; ; tised : Amel!, A. f Bryatd, Jas. j ; M.. Drake, .ieorge. l radv, James, ; Jackson. E. S., King, "-Miss Ei - ; iiesiuie. Rackin, it , Riciia'-.isoi:, j i 11. S., Warner, A. J. j KtTi's TiioMrsov. P.M. iioUl Vri.:- Miirt. i.'.-st wliise- siiirt in tin: ; F. Kc.id'j-; s.t:d doit't !' "g po.-e.i t-.).gle vay a i':n The :-t '.v . ho )''' 1 W:if,. h :ia;- a i tii wilit Tin::.. Gaii au-l vnu .l'.'eii ii ge'i-.l .-h'.;'t. iMesu- 1 1 :l- tish, ; His". Tl- j 1 " j ; Stan ' Glr.t jg:. Mri.-d beef. No. 1 w 1 n: ,:-: n : i : l-iids a::'i barrels ceived at ow:.eii 'C Sf:t;ia.rd'. I. V v- 1 riicrs at i: owned toval Ana cherries. .i's for t:. tiiiiuaa i:m:Ki'AixJu:sT.! Fuliowitig is the ur.iiimme-ol an t-;.:crtauimcnt tor tin.- Oeueiit -f j the M. E. church of A'diuny, to he; given at the opera lioue, June 22,, t 1'. M. ; Sung by elas. j 1 tcei tatiou Ciemtn ie Jones. Duet Misses. Vella Flitidr and; Ma me Campheli. 'lableau (Jlnldien mitlier goose, j Instrumental solo Mn-s Barnes. R-citatinu Lottie Ketfiium. r?olo and chorus Mi- 15urUhart. Miss Miher, Mcsms. Fiindt and MHIer. Pantomime in lour acts ChH- Recitation -Eva Simpson Iestrunieuta: duet .Miss Barnes aud Mrs. Yasselio. Becitatiun, '-Siug'.e Head of Wheat" ChiSi of buys. Cross decoration Class of girls. Quartt tie Mis. Lee. Mrs Hustou auo Messrs. Hainmer and Buuey. Paniominie and Tableau Searching for happiness. Instrument soio Miss Gilbert. Tableau America supplicated by idolitrous nations to send tnem the gospel . Solo Mrs. Lee. Tableau - Buibhazzar's feast in three scenes. Recitation Orin Beam. ipp;l in l!n'ilii(l. It is better to nip consumption, tlie greatest source of liUiiKinitj", iu tlie ! i iiiici, tiiaa to try to si;;y us progress i nTTTTn on '.lie brink of the -rrave. A lew'ljyjj tlost-s of Calil'orniM's most useful pro-j UA 1 duction, Santa Aliie, tiie kinir of con j sumption, will relieve, ana a thorough : ireaimclii, will cure. Nasal Catan n, Jlt this too oiten the toivi iuiner ot consmii) tioil, c.ii ! curcil by California (Jat 11 'lire. These remedies .-'re sold nmt fully vvurnu.ted by Foshay t: Mason. Uivcn Away. i vv. j,. ji.-ait iiro-.u tsi u"ive awav v. r. li.-nu ji a tine gold watch w'nli Ins trold and I silver prize . hirt, the very hest titling and best made while shirt in the market. The price is as low or low.:;-tlian-auy equally as gomi shirt in the market. Smoke Estrellas. igwani slii'l"'i's at P.ea:Vs. Lawns. 25 yards fur si. at Kea 1 s. j Hoots and s'.ioes at cos! at Brownell i & Sianard's. ! A clean tov. el for every customer at .; Vie reek's. j A new invoice f Uritish trimmiiiu's i at Read's. j Ice cream at the c;ty restaurant to-dav. Ice cream every dav at Frances; Pfeiller's. Leiive your orders" at Browne Stanaril' for choice herries A clean totvei! for every customer a Vie "cs barber shop. We hantll.: three kinds of fruit jars and von will do well t; see us before ' placing your orders. I diiih.vmla sijmkii. If vou want us to ca!' at vo r house to take orders, please leave word at ! v"' " " " I our store, rsrowncu i3 aiiartl. That extp-iisite iine of satins in our show window will lie Tan close this week. Have no excuse for not get ting in on them. Montieth t: Seitcii- bach ; Just r.-ccived. another lot of those tine hand sewed French kid shoes, tin; i very cheapest eycr brouifht to town at i W. F. Head's. Go to Fortmilier tV (Jo.'s for funii- tare reviver and clean up your oi(! ' furniture, then Imy a Smyrna rug to j beautify your home. I A choice mt of uncanvassed eastern ! hams at Wallace A Thompson's. j For your tine imporUd ;onl Key: West cigars, ir to M. Hiiuuurart j cigar store, one door cast of Black man's drug store. dm l.oi. j A re land white cow, spotted,; with two white feet, end of tail white, star in forehead, miderslit in the ear, stayed away from the J owner, ti. J.ampmaii. a rewaru will be paid, for her recovery. A Warning. The modes of death's approach are various, and statistics show coin-lush e ly that more persons die from diseases of the throat and lungs than any other. It is probable that everyone, without exception, receives vast rum hers of Tubetcle (icrms into the system and where these germs fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, at first slowly and is shown by a slight tick linu" s-ensation in the throat and if allowed to continue their t 1 4.. 1 .... consmmuhm 'ami' to '."he causmsr catarrh. ow alt this is dangerous and if allowed to proceed will in time cause death. M theoi:sct you must act with promptness; allow ing a cold to go without attention is dangerous and may lose you your life. As soon as you feel that some thing is wrong with yourthroat, lungs or nostrils, obtain a ho'tleof boschce's German Syi.n. It w;li give jou itn inediiite relief Atlciiiioii. 1 Iii-csIhtiim-ii ! A second-hand separator and nearly new ten-horse Pleton iower for sale cheap. For particulars ap ply to F. M. Rinehart or(i. W. Davis, Shedd. OREGON RAILWAY and N.4TH.'TIOX OMI'AV. ColumlMa River Route Tr..i)W for .1... k.,.., i,.nVp n,. t iii at 10 a. m and 2 r. m. daily. , ntTn T" L ' !'V ,r"m H'l!,rl"aI ! 1 J-OlY-L I O in Knl!.lfIa'';S' I i;wi:uiAttiiit ui."! ELGAMT PULLMAN PALACE CARS. Bxignat Sleepisg Cars Eao Tkroago cb Exnress Traias - ru ()MA,fA; (..)i;ncil ia am) ST. PAFL 3-r nf 33s: :nJ " jt.-inai t t'oril-ind ;'"' ?.-Hise. Saa t-"rai!- C-.se C !-i-: . i(-.i.r. Oi-i-'n. A. t. Mt.V1VEl.l-, V- A T. -t. i r 5 0 udiu ui r At the vcrv Lowest 'Prices All New and Pretty Styles For Ladies,, Mi'ssps and Children. MIST BE SOLD To Keduce IStock ! MRS. E. J. O'CONNOR. RETURNS WXM 7.0DD loes not interfere with witii the (beat Slaughter of Men's and Bovs' -AND- B. I LI Gall early to gettargaics iStrictly first-class goods am i prices that cannot le umiersoio ". are gnranteed. BOOTS -AND- SHOES At Actual! Cost AT lh. Ltiikl Corns Early z-i Gst Sizes. "Will sell until all are closed out. Slostici--, SCcmi. The proprietors ' ' rfania A-'ie bav autimrizi-d Fo-hay tV: M;;--!i to f-uv your !:"'iii-y if. after givir. g this ( a'' fi.r'ihi King i-f t.'ougli C-u - a :h: trial sis t!:ivet:-d. it f:-i:s to gH-c sa:: :a -roii for iiti- cure ot Coiiiis. ''ou; '.Vi ami all 'Cl.:-. let! the .1: s-i-ii;.. - :;.-- i ,.' 1-itVclO i;e:.d. ana : , tt'ithlng i tin G Gi.r.;. Ti:i-e )'. v without iq'i"is .--sedi-'s. e!d afil Oo cc lot i'l 50. :-'-,'io,i. n n in O-.J. u ess uooos Browne d kmm inn 111 u ODDS and-KNDS An odd lot of all silk ribbons nmcrmo; from to 2 G inches at 10c a yard. Tlie season's dress remnants incluainp; wools and wash sroods at one third their original value. Odds and ends in hose, Remnants of silks and All these remnants must THFI MT you Kinsrow i NO We are selling r"v d at prices wliicli they will not be able to reach, for IO Years HOW Because we know, where o buy, 7we know how to buy, and we know how to sell. OUR GOODS never grow old and shelf-worn waiting tor J1C PROFITS Tlie Bis Merchants Come to Ds when they want to lump a big shipment and raise the wind. "We are always ready tor them, and con seuently we are able to offer bargains which make rlie people stare and think we are going to fail. No FeaR AVe shall keep 011 doing WALLACE & THOJSL S02T. UUU BLOCK. e embroidery and laces. satins at ridiculous prices. go no matter what price MONTEITH & SEITENBAGH. IT 1 to Come ! IS IT? of TtiaTj good fur years to come. 1 -2 a s