23IiO-.!D-.!X.E. 'one idea itf securing large and con-1
A MlH & M O IS .
Fnt'Twl trrmA rtitat mttrr attti rnermvdown salaries rltnl -nntTT5arr ex-;
Oruuawl . , Snditun's. it is m.l .is. tlV'eiicriillv !
tulltlii. otr VMlun ,
tr: room t.
, TKUUS or VB'l;llTliS.
It .lAi In dviinc. rr y"r . . .
II n paid lu lhiT iiiouitit. t tw .
tl W
. Kl-GENE. JUNE 11.
Peifllcl I'rfornur.
We feel t congratulate, the pop
ulists of thin cunty for the manlv
way in which they Mood to their-
pun in the light to down the court
.house
union
.m., a.k u.1..t
randiaate for sheriff and
most oouteniM tor lw i.nifnai-a
. .1... I I., f.v--. ...1.
reiorniers aim imij i"r" :
Hiuli(sl brethren and. cunjurUd ;
Johnson and Totter thmugh mer
eenarv motive and wcriticed the
dearett intenst of their, neighbors, i
their wive and iheir children. j
The result, however, show that j
united we can take control of affair , view refers a " political tricksters," j
in our ow n hands in spite of rejulbutif ihAt-Hjpe mcaris the BuoaivT
lieaTiTand-the'traitoriiua element 'Axk we can sav truthfully that the j
if pretended reformers combined.
In the future we shall Inoir who)
should le placed on guard.
Men to whom wu refer will lead J union if reform force wa not
the rank and file into the enemy' j made. Had that been done We
line; they will betray their friend , should have sutceeded in obtaining
and give aid and comfort to the j the relief we wanted in rooting out
foe; they will make great preten- j the court-house taxeater. This i
fion for'reform measure, be loud ; shown by the votecat for the union
in their devotion to principle, and j candidates for county judge and
yet by their action stultify every , sheriff, each of whom came within
effort to advance reform measure. le than fifty vote of being elect
They are ilway mighty active at ed, while the regular average vote
club and school-house meetings and i of the populist ticket wa lese by
crossroad gatherings, in making
Fjeeche, getting up whereases ard
resolve in denouncing everybody
a traitor who do not eee. things a j
they ee them. They are crest fel j
low to talk about taxes, and yet
they themselves pay but little or no
taxes, niey couuemu uur couuiy
Afiiiiriais loi mini luiruuuiiif vi
eitherrote tor them outrignt orjrrution lor that institution then
counsel others to do so. -They are! We would not be censured forourdi-'
a tletnment to tne people s party, a :
ftnt ihrtron the wheel? of reform."
dog in the nianger, who cannot eat I
the hay nor allow the ox to eat it.
They must " rule or ruin," and up
to the present they have ruined.
This element permeates the in- j
iilfc's r artv everywhere. Socialistic, i
anarchistic, impracticable men, who
- ...
would walk 23 mile to hear Coxev
f.rak and suWcril moneytopav
' 1
h s wav when thev would not sub- '
n.s way, wnen iney wonia nui .uo
rir. emt to nav the wavof lien-
eral Weaver, Sovereign, Whitehe"ao"
..- -
or --Cyclone" Djl vis, nor t.ut in a ,
, v- uii, uui lining iK-'g lii in iu-r,
ten-cent piece to y for campa!gnjand yuinn . I.nndri-maii
exrnses, or to help .lone reform jc3n do the was,hing
pairs. Oh. we do just like uch glu throirn at men becall
reformers, but we like them out of hey an Ja ,he ,(We ;a,k(, frf ,..
eitht, and the further the better.
Osr Cnure.
We tee more or les comment re
carding the election in this'tounty,
and nome of otft exchange cem toj
censure thi course of this pafr a
the cause of not making better sue-
cess. We onlv have to say that we
have lived in Lane rounty princi- j
nallr for 8S veaisvand we think we!our pumic came irom the
understand the politic ofthi
county about as well. as any man
living in it,' and certainly better
than oine of our friends who live
outside the county, who assume to
criticise adversely our course. 4n
the first 'place the condition and
environment of the people's party
in Lane county is peculiar. The
average strength of the populists
and democrats is nearly equal, the
populists casting this year for Van
derburg 1,270 votes, and the demi
erats gave Myer ,0S7 votes, whil
.Tongue received 1.914. The popu
lists and democrats being so nearly
equal in strength afc the latter
having succeeded nntil very recent
ly in electing most of the county
officers, it is not to be expected that
that party will abandon its organi
sation and come at once into the
- rf
reiorm party.
As any one knows it is not with
in the scope of reason that the re
publicans, having almost as many
as the populists and democrats com
bined, will come to the ranks of the
reformers in very great force eL
Then there is another very potent
element of oppoitton topopuli8m
in this county to overcome that is
MTV n)aMnl lllll a islam I KaS'ilAlini V
The university being situated here
there it a very large majority of the
business men of Eugene, including
the university faculty and students,
,whrwa politics are dominated by the
slant arj ropr.aUon lor tl.eil-cncht"
of that institution. Ai d the ipu-
1 1 tt party' ta-ing known as a party
'of economy ai.d favoring cutting
, i - - u i r . .
hy the great bulk f the city and of
Jhe univlrsity. Then in addition !
to these it is highly proT.ablc that;
ti.A ....-.. : .i.:.. .. :, ..........j .
V11" ra IV ill I II IK H'UUI V I J- I lim.l
with more than its shareof shallow-:
paled cranks and un) rimij l-.d
1 scamps that must I gotten rid if
! 1 f.in. it run ei-er nmUf i'pn l.il.-rn-
He roprtt".
i
l'olitlcal lr:vkslei.
The H-nliM of l.ane and Chi
routitien richlv ileserve the defeat :
of the one and greatly reduced ma-
'iorityof the other. The elections
iti tiu 1-it a.kltit la full. J.-m.itl. i
te that when hval faciuu, seeks i
:rtv.
ti.;. .i...i.i i.
i nip I A. tr.i.v rn.'..i.i i- t'l ra i-
r' . I . .. !
larv encci. inf iHi'ie s anv is
effect
now , in )hiUoii
t.k .LOttm! ifalf 1
e
ncatnst the attacks of "olittcal
tricksters st least they have had
n itliifi't lMiin iit I li ii ill ru tit 1m '
nHOAn.AxK and Sun. Harrishurg !
Review. j
We do not know to whom the Re
result in Lane county is simply
what "we predicted more than a
year ago would he I In? case if a j
700 vote than the vote for the
union candidate. So much for
litical " trixters " and the Broad-
Axe.
But if our friends abroad under-
j stood that the university of Oregon
ran the r olitic of this county, and
inai ine reiormer are Known -io
ityur vuLuuji uit izir c.Vjii-s' ajijiro
teat, especially so if they knew, as
the BuoAn-Axu k..i-. r iSnv.
an element in our party in Lane j
county who are determined to rulejcounty would now le represented
or ruin, and who are a HRscrupu-!
lous in their method a is the Joe
Simon ring in Portland.
. r"o u..r. .. i..i.n...
,. - .. u. iivimui ? uifiinui.
Professor Johnson savs that he'
. , ... ... . . . .
is glad that anderbure and Quinn
, . . . . ... ...
Krececte. 1taus;,. he fi j
..- ... . . " .
' a r i
i'i:i'e niiirn nas iieen n loiicr-ien '
. .... -.i.i i : i.. ....i.,.
., A t , , ..4.; .
"out .o. u- .ou,K ., .,(; n i.uo
i esjjieciaily when they come from it
pro;"essar taf the state university of
Oregon, are to say the least out of
place. They forget that the state
university
i mi jKr ted by taxes
wr,nc'; the ople from
whh"h this same professor is and
ha9 n drawing a big salary for
nany ear8- He forgets that
n,any of the molt eminent men of
lower
walks of life, among them Lincoln,
Johnson, and Garlic Id. Yes, and
professor, you came from the rame
common level, although' you may
have grown rich from large salaries
drawn from the toiling thousands
of the honest people of the state of
Oregon, and we venture the opinion
that 'you are not above them, yet
in moral intellectual worth Mr.
Vanderburg and Mr. Quinn are
your superiors in the estimation of
the plain people of our great
commonwealth.
Frandslent Totivt'stchlHC,
In the forenoon of Monday, elec
tion day, what purported to be an
address to the free silver voters of
the first congressional district was
distributed freely among demo
crats, requesting every free silver
voter of all parties to vote for Jeff
Myers as being the most available
candidate against Tongue, as Van
derburg had not the ghost of a
show. To this "circular" was at
tached the' names of prominent
democrats, republicans and popu
lists, all, we believe, citizens of
Clackamas" eountyr
From onr understanding, this
"circular" effected a difference in
this county against Vanderburg
enough to have secured his election
beyond a cavil r dispute, as to the
result belween Vanderburg and
jXongUe.
Tlir .tflri ninth.
When we went to press last we. k 1
if we had Ucn blissed with a h leticr in the ', ii-tcr of the 10th ; the Orcgonian says: "lie (l-.Ui)
rooster wo would have hu.ui.vt ' in i ianati.-n oi why he withdrew ! i more of a '-ilitt ihun a rcpub
him rut in hom-trf the victory wo 'from "the l.o'o of i-hcrift in favor of lioan," and that he "In a goodlock
thought we had achieved in elect-' Mr. . Hampton, and attempts to! ing ti.an, weighing '.MO oiiitd."
ing Naiulcilurg and Quinn to con-
proa. Hut row, a matter Mat.d,
we are efad we did not gut out
..i,;..i .... i
Tongue and Pllis have the vie-
tory, or, rather, they have the
greater MiinU r of voten countid to
them, tliim ci'lintilii! "muh rliiiri-'
ai'd Quiun out.
I In 'li connection
we call to,
niiuit wh.it Senator Mctiinu iaid in !
the ennti during the last MMion j
of the legislature in the dehate on .
1 1. l.ill r. il i ri i tT tl... ....ni.ltf K.mrt.1
. ,;f, ..,,:,.. ,.;,.
l-l-uhnts n.pn.eta,io,
on the
"If we
lose I lUH. of Itie hallot-Uix
1 we lose CDNTUOL of the state." i
, , s.-,;,. ,l ., v ...
4
dcrhurg was fairly e lifted a
are that we live.
It is swe -'l to w in a victory, hut
llitu.r ilulotl, to lK. out of
the spoils.
It ts generally the non-taxpaying j
- I 1. ....!.. i
.oil . i iiu ii'iir lilt: in.. nr.. il mi-
ation upon the man who pays the
taxes. ..
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One Benedict Arnold in the army
of reformer can do more mischief
than one hundred manly foe in
open combat.
Tub Pen never pill i a hard one
for 'the "honest dollar," "sound
money," Bohegonian to gulp. He
w ill have to gulp many more just
I such pill, probably this fall.
.... .!
Is Portland the day before elec
tion the mail were flooded with
cireular letter containing sample
naiiots niarsed in rvor of certain'
candidate. Person circulating!
markea tiallols with the hope if ; as the prmluction of a recent can
getting the average man to vote ; ilidate of the Hi.ple's parly for the
any other- way than hi own are resiH.nsible orli.-e of sheriff, t
certainly very non comjio mentis,!
- -
uit lor me jiernay ana treachery
f a few pretended ref rmcrs iu the
ppuiisi party in lliis-eounty ana
tlre-downriehl rmlet ilitv nnd rank
nonsense of a few, democrats this
by a full representation of free sil-!ehinliina!ion wkh any old. party
j v'' reformers in tlie legislature, and J political organization of hat- ver
t the county would have had an out-! name or cre.nl. We hae frit a
and-out set of new and Utter -mrrrhiri' t try our '.land at that thing,
to run thing the next two years.
"- ' "P'
! . u-it th Klor.nr Vt t.a.l -i min i,
i mrence i est hau a mm h
.larger iisl oi sui.n nu rs than ttie
i . .. t
UHU-lli-aACH
Now we are not iriven
. . .
to boastinK alK.tlt OUT LUSlIieS.-, btltim-itb il.-n.iM-r its
j we do not hesitate to say that we
i have twice a many Ix.na tide suh-
, -
fcriber as the Florence We-t. And
furthermore, we think we have as
many pajier mailed to subscribers
at the Kugene Htoflice as the
weekly and daily Register ha all
told. '
Theke i more jKitency in count
ing ballots than there is in voting
ballot in Oregon, as witness what
Senator MctJinn said in the senate
on the bill allowing populists on
the election boards:
Thi hiil is purely a populist
measure. It is introduced for the
purpose of taking the control of the
ballot Ikix away from the republi
can party, and if we lose control of
the ballot box, we lose control of the
state.
The "prosperity wave" of the
republicans struck St. Louis hard.
It usually strike you first on the
head especially ifj you have on a
straw bonnet but sometimes it
blow a hungry tramp around and
rolls him up against your kitchen
door for a "handout." It wouldn't
do for you to travel in a balloon or
airship during the "prosperity
wave" of the republicans. You
might get tossed tip so high that
you might get close enough to view
the golden gates of Heaven, or pos
sibly the fiery depths of sheol.
Is addition to Judge Fisk's per
sonal support of Mr. Potter for
county judge in opposition to Mc
Mahon,the regular democratic can
didate, it is said thattthe court, in
order to oarry a certain! element of
strength from McMahon to Potter
in the Florence and. Walton pre
cincts, jappropna ted- at this term
$700 orf a road down there, and tud
his son appointed as the agent,
through whose hands the money is
to be expended. Judge Fisk is one
of those peculiar kind of democrats
with which Oregon has been blessed
in recent years, possessed of all the
method of an Eastern republican.
I. II Unli-h
The above ii'.!;vu'u:il appear in
Maine the editor of this" pajerJorj
hi action hi the premise.
We have hut little to fay in an-'
... i- .. .1. ...1.... .1..... .. '
HI It lo ! 1. I r.liril, 11 111-r 1 111 II l.
ray that after he was pla. id on j
'the ticket J it became' generally !
known that he wan wholly incoin-
i.tli'iil for tlu noi.il ion of herifT.
and that it would have U-en worse
than folly t trv to elect him. .We .
Uvame uware , of thin through
letter written to and several f
others ..and frotn statement made I
to us hy his own rclatums, who!
lived hy him, and who declared
they would nofVoTP for him.
When this information became-
known to us we set aKut itoing
something to-lviate the
. i
t r.ili l.l.i i
-
1 to
The onlv thing to do w;
we him to dei-line and have the com
;tnittee ut a not In r man-on the
i ticket in his nlaie
This he would not
do. Then the next U st thing to le
done w as to get him to make some
satisfactory arrangement with Mr.
Hampton and hnvr htm rome off.
This is ulL there is of it. We
ihave not given -Mr. Watch any j
cause to feel hard at u, and all
jthe vrong that we have done in :
thejuatter was our'effort in trying
to hold VeiiU'h up le fore the pub- effect were e jually interested in Mr
lie us a gentleman, qualified to till J HainptouVclci tion assheriff neither ,
the office a sheriff. one of them, so iar as e are in-,
We do not care to expose Mr. j firmed, turned a hand to a; hieve
Veatch, but if he persists in hi (hut result. They, a it were, sal
course we shall I at pains to pul- ; like knots on a log and de-emled'
lish ome of his letters verbatim,:,,,., t r friends to .lo the work. If
land what .statement other have!
made about him, which will
whilt we state to l? li.erallv true.
t
Wfe venture the assertion that
"i
Veatch wrote the letter himself that '
)t ho Register prints, ovi
iis signa-
ture. the uronri. t irs of that i - a -
,P ii .vn h .H t..t ..f fun over it
! I - - -
About Fusion.
A for ourt-lf we st ite most cm-
: pcaucaiiy inai n -neeiorin, now aim
- forever we shall i.i ie aw itttve
on the part of any, cum
from whom
; it may, of any fusinn, -union r
j believing coii-cientioii-iy that s'uch
a thing was feasible and iirweli-
cal.le. But now, sm.e we Inive tr:e.I
. . . i i
(t wl are s iM-.n-.l, and want no
,
.re of it in .urs.
. u-m u.;i!i mw
1 monkeying" j
- in
Lane county.
j Henceforth we are enemies in war
tr ..,,A in ...no- 1.11 .1,....
wjij ,at j; e ,
Honest
j
People Condemn if.
7 ' -
When a republican legislature
willfullv refuses to allow" the jopti
list ,artr enr.,.1 rrnresentRtion nn
i
the election Isiards, can it- lie won
dered at when republican oIiti
dans like Joe Simon and Tom.
Tonitue manage to cheat the fo-:
pie out of their choice at the elec-
.:- ....
no. i cvrrv lair-uilinieu ruizen
whether republican, democrat or
populist will coridenm that legisla
ture for its action in not passing
the bill .to give the people's party
a fair chance at the rolls, and
much . more will they condemn
counting out the people's choice for
members of congress, as has lieen
the case with Vanderburg and
Quinn.
We see it stated that V. II.
Spaugh of H irrisburg, Oregon, is
moving to Florence to take up his
future resident there.' We have
not been favored with information
as to what this gentleman intend
l follow down there. We have a
letter from him stating that he had
retired from tmlitics. W hope
that our friend will be more sue
cesful in whatever pursuit hi mat
embark than he has been in oli
tics. Politics has been the rock
upon which mny a man's bark has
stranded, and we think politics has
been a riffle in the stream of Mr.
Spnugh's life that has prevented his
leading on to fortune. And hit
fate has by no means been singu
lar, but it has been the common
frtte "f wv"r' wore gentlemen who
we might name of our immediate
acquaintance,
Comk to Ktigrne lo celebrate the
i Fourth of July, A glorious time
is anticipated. Come and celebrate
in honor of the fnedom of your
jTmintry.
' l'lajrurNtlf.
In vtJaking of Klin election,
lion. A. S. Patterson on reading
the alovo paragraph naively rc-
marked that Mr, Scott should have
.......I ;r...l tl... V. ...- Y..I-L slim with
I v.. . ... ... ..... ......
the remark as to the gd look
and weight of l-.lli, a the Sun
ued the name cxprcf-ion a to the
tiualiticat ionn o( Urn. Hancock
for president on receipt of tlm news
of Hancock's nomination.
I'HKOregoniat. says: " The Ken -
lucky democracy U'iig ignorant,
passionate and viciou, is naturally!
f.tr l..t.,ib.i....iil til lli.i hi i ii.t !i r.l r. !
... .... ... . , ,
puliation of del. is and chcitriiK of
crt'ditor-i." If that Ik- true as n
iiards Kentucky how
it. that the
inline iiiii- ii'-ir iii'i ni'i'ii it
I .
- ...I., .i . ...
I'ortland, tVi non.rei'Uhlicani'-m as
... .V.. , i.is.
exhihited at lb( I'oltlaud re lil li-
can priinarits this spring?'- And
yet tho ln g .iiian coiiremli that the
hulk of rcpuhlicaiisof Portland are
ip.oscd to -" deha-ement oT the
standard" and are for a somid
money stand ird. lint the (hi i;..
iii.ui has no shame.
Wi: feel ju-t a little Ifke kicking
Mr. Hamilton Veatch and Hor.nre
Hampton f.r;tlieir course through
the late campaign. While they in
either one of tlieui had gone out
i moiiK th.-ir frifiul-t in tlw l.ffi-rciit !
i.M.in,.!. .ih.l l.i.-H l.i.l f r ....... '
.... -( ..... - -
liefore the i-ile Mr. Haul) ton
.mid have li-n ehi ted, and Mr.;
j Veatch' evident I v would have been
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' '. i .. ... . . .
vim iiiM'i. voiir i'!' i i.iih. hi. nini.
this paper and the tiuard lost their
labor.
;Tlit P. 1 National t'onventiun.
j It s iuiMirtaiit to arrange tor;
i ttie lraiisiort.itioii oi our ilclegatcs i
,, lni. nmonal convention. 1 ani;
- at i t-eot aUmt three miles from;
i Portland and can conveniently si-e 1
utter the -matter It all the ileligatesj
will uuthorir.i) me to do so. It is
loy o iuioii that we can make;
h.-i'er Iitiiis now than later. We,
can have siii-ping iieciinmilatioii
for a very small price, ami I think j
we can join the Washington ei g:t. j
ti.'ii and still reduce the fare. The;
convention is on the i'2d of Jul',j
and it is U-st for us to arrive on,
the morning of .Inly -lt. '
Again, we must have a commit-
tii of three to I'S'k alter our hotel'
u. .......... i. bil -t I VI'.. w-ti.l I.. ..1. '
. .... , ' ..... . ... .....!
! far,. jf the d.-li gates will iissinj me,
fl w. l...' . II I....L- .11., r I,., I.. I
i accommodation". Here are the
! nanu s of the delegate at large In--
fore
me:
X. Pierce. J. I'. Luce. J. S. Mi-!
jCain, L. A.. Ward, J. W. Jury, J.
W. Markshury. t
i First district A. Axtell; Iir.j
L.abee a alternate, Josephine
county,
Second distlict R
P. Caldwell,'
l.ane county.
.Third district Hnrry
Fourth district -S. H
Wat kins. I
Rigt;in,
i
1 . .
r-Fifth district
in 1.1
Ira Savior.
Sixth district-Wm. Parsons.
Seventh district A. It. Craft. j
Kight district J. V. Johnson. j
Xmlh district I). L. (.race. i
Reform tiaiK-r' i. lease copy, i
j Helegates please write me. Ad-
drees:
II.iRRV Watkins,
Hillsdale, Multnomah Co., Or.
Fill de Slecle Fable.
A dog once feU in love with a
cat, and after telling her for a year
of her beauty of form and feature,
proposed marriage. " Kxctn me,
if you please," haid 'lhc feline.
" we would not make suitable
mates"
" list you have nothing to fear,"
argued the dog. " If ever 1 should
be brute enough to try to abuse
you, you could use your claws and
scratch me half to deatS. You
would have the sunny side of the
I contract."
" That may or may nntle true'
observed the cat, glancing in the
direction of a tree, "but my idea of
matrimony is that a bride should
not tie expected to enter the regular
army."
Moral Some dogs and cat do
marry. (
The length of tho Hue. canal is
ninety-two miles, depth twenty-six
fHet. It wa. thirteen year in con
struction. Toll average 4.K)0 per
vessel. Steamers pas through in
forty hours. ' Il shuitens the voy
age between Kngland and the Fast
one-third, and thus enskle out-
vessel to do the work th.il Would
. reiiiiire three by the Cai of Ik!
ilfope.
03STE , MORE S-A.LE
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A. V. PETERS I
'I hrtiugli uiiavoiit idle circuiiiHtanceii, Uinir iinahln to ! my irr
," Pinion 10 oukiih'm itm prlnK ami Suinnn r, I have il. termiii-il
entire well ssoit,, hi.h -
j or further notice. Il i imMissilile
.U,,. M,t m ,0 fjottjll? 5r,.u
doing
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tlil is a L'cmiinc
o don't iniss tin-
Clotln, Coats Cape3
jLQs.ndL Jackets
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Onr Stocks artv Coniplfto, and all ;
Frt sb Niw ' Stuff and Vt OHVr
Tlicni at Prict's to Suit any
Man's locktkt-book. -:
NEW DRESS GOODS
I-'AIJ, CLOTHING.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
Take Your Produce to....
Chas. C, GrjdsmithA
Dry Hides Wanted.
g-tzjtz- & SON
The 9tlrl5treet Grocer.
F.l'OFXK.
J. D. MATLOCK & CO.
RETIRING
FROM
On neinuntof the poor health of onr family we are compelled
to close out our store and leave Kugene, much to the regret of
otiraelvis and family. Hut as the health of oni family de
mand it, we shall commence on SATURDAY, JUNK 13, '(!,
OUR GREAT CLOGINC OUT GALE.
f hiring this sale everything in our store will be sold at Auction
Prices. If you wish to buy goods cheap now is you, optxtrtunity.
Come early before the stock is broken. Nothing reserved. Every
thine; in our store goes. Watch this space.
SITTI2STC3-S
We are prepared lo take them In any kind of weather. A
eordinl invitation extended to all to visit the Studio wheth
er n quest of pictures or noU Respectfully,
SITTTILTQ-S
STI'DIO Cor. Seventh 4 Willsniette Streets.
AT -
u f Morel, nmlise at t'ot, until Full,
to ipiote price on everv article in
h, K;V(, v,,'nll i(,.rt f w,,t H0 rtt
Mon'i and Boys' Hats.
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I t I nrrtHk 4iiir"titt Hats. ltt ihrut
Meu'i and Boys' Shops. .
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Gents'
Underwear.
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sale of the Knlire Slis'k i f (iisi.lr)
opportuiill v i if g. ttmg sHiii1 g.MMl
A. V. PETERS.
of
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ORFfiON