F o r Sal«.
jo in e d a n d d eb arre d troin a sse rtin g an y claim
timated that his parents crossed about Jobu Glenn & w to Nancy E Ma­
v e r in o r to to ld prem ise«. ad v erse to
A first-class bouso moving outfit, on w p la h a in te tiff
; a n d lor «itch o th e r a n d fu r th e r reliel
son 1 24 Oak Fruit Farm near
the time that Whitman did, hut that
easy terms. Addreaa box 78, New berg as m ay he m eet and e q u ita b le in th e prem ises,
Dayton............. .'.......................... 630
was not satisfying to the strenuous one,
in c lu d in g cohts a n d disbursem ent» of th is su it.
Oregon, or call at tbis office.
T his sum m on» in served by p u b lic a tio n th e re ­
£. H. W o o d w a r d , E d it o r & P u b l i s h e r . who said he thought much more of the I 8 Turner a w to Cncreta Obey
of for six c onsecutive weeks in th e N ewberg
G
raphic, a w eekly new spaper of ge n eral c irc u ­
land
in
sec
9
10
t
2
s
r
5
w...........
1
people
who
did
things
worth
the
while
W. 0 . W o o d w a r d , A s s o c ia t e E d i t o r .
B u c k l in '« A r n ic a H a lv e
latio n , p u b lish e d iu subi Y a m hill co u n ty , by
than he did of their children. Then he J P Johnson a w to J W Moore 24
Hon. K. P. Bird, C ounty Ju d g e of said
Has world-wide fame for marvelou3 o Y rd a m e r h of
ill C ounty, m ade a t cham bers in Mc­
a in Jas Morris die t 3 s r 2 w .... 2200 cures. It surpasses any other salve, lo­ M innville,
A u le re J u » e c o n d c ls sa m a tte r a t lu e postotflee gave some western reminiscences of his
O regon, on th e 21st day of F ebruary,
M tt; th e tlrst p u b lic a tio n th e re o f being
own, talked of the general character of J M Yocum a w to O P Miller 18x
a t M ew berg, O regon.
tion, ointment or balm for cuts, co.ns, F A. e b !>.,
ru a ry ‘¿ 8th A. D., 1902.
80 feet b 2 Sberidan..................... 5 80 burns, boils, sores, felons, ulcers, tetter, C l a r e n c e B i t t & Jso . J. S p e n c e r ,
the western people. Borne way the
A ttorneys for P la in tin .
talk changed so that ho told of killing Chas J Leavitt a w to A J Hutchins
salt rbeutn, fever sores, chapped hands,
ISSUED EVERT FRIDAY MORBINO.
tract
No
14
Hurleys
sub
adjoin­
hia first buffalo. They were driving
skin eruptions; infallible for piles. Cure
ing Newberg.................. ............ 300 guaranteed. Only 25c at C. F. Moore &
some Texas steers—“stogies, that were
F R ID A Y , A P R IL 4. 1903.
all horns and tail,” when a buffalo bull O P Frost a w to 8 C Harden 8its b
Co.’s
58 Ed wards add to Newberg.... 400
left the herd he was with to Join the
B u r S a le .
It is said that an injury to the tonguo stogies they were driving, so he killed T J Middaugh a w to M A Cox its 3
Two horses 3 and 4 years of age. C.
4
b
12
Whiteson..........................
60
him.
The
ladies
had
quite
a
unique
is repaired by Dature with more .apiu-
S. Calkins, Newberg, Ore.
ity than in the case with any other part experience to occur at the White Louisa L Cornell to Francis Haw­
kins
tract
20
21
Hurleys
Fruit
House.
of the system. So much encourage­
A F i r e m a n '. C lone C a ll.
Land sub..................................... 000 “ I stuck to iny engine though every
Senator Mitchell has furnished aetate-
ment for the politicians.
ment as to natters now pending that Louisa L Cornell to Luke A Cornell
joint ached anti every nerve racked with
interest Oregon. The Chinese Exclu­ 22 a in Jno Hess die t 3 s r 2 w .. Q0C pain,” wiiles 0. VY. Belamy a locomo­
United States Senator Jones of Ar­ sion bill, introduced by him and known Nelson Anderson to Boren Peter­
tive fireman of Bnrlingtcn, Iowa. “ I
kansas, who has managed the last two as the MltchcP.-Kahn bill, bus been re­ son 188.62 a in Adams A Rogers
was weak r.r.d pale, without any appe­
national democratic campaigns, hae suf­ ported favorably from the Committee on
die t 4 s r 4 w............................. 0000 tite aud ali run down. As I was about
fered defeat in his home primaries, in Immigration ; Is now on the Benate cal­ A Trudel a w to Nelson Anderson
to give up I got a bottle of Electric Bit­
hia effort for re-election. One by one ender and may be mode unfinished bus­ 104 a in J W Rogers die t 4 s r 4
ters ond after taking it I felt as well as
the Bryan enthusiasts are “going way iness to come in after the Anarchist
w .................................................. 4472 I ever did in my life.’’ Weak, sickly,
back.”
hill, or immediately after the Oleomar- American Mortgage Co to Albert
run down people always gain now life,
gerine bill; he thinks it will bo reached
Livengood b52 Dundee..............
48 strength and vigor from their use. Try
American Mortgage Co to Albert
Norwegian legislators propose that within two weeks.
them. Batisfaction guaranteed by C.
Livengood 11 its b 62 Dundee.... 45 F. Moore & Co. Price 50c.
The Nicaragua bill—the House Hep­
girls who do not know how to knit,
sew, wash and cook should be refused burn bill—is reported favorably from Mary L Hess to S C Hess 93-8 a in
1
permission to marry. If such legisla­ Committee on Isthmian Canals, with­ Jo Hess die t 3 s r 3 w ................
J ’rco w ith L a i
F u r H al«.
tion were general, the question “ Is mar­ out amendment, and will be made un­ Virginia It Miller a I i to Sam Hess
One hundred acres of land, forty
2 a in Jo Hess die t a s r 3 W ....60 50 cultivation, at $20 per acre.
riage a failure?”—might not be such n finished business after the Anarchist
¿P urchases on
chestnut, divorces might be less fre­ bill, the Chinese Exclusion bill und the John and Mary Harris to Mianda
Five hundred acres, 150 part clear.
Dudley a in North Yamhill.. 30
quent, and more worthless husbands Oleomargerine bill are disposed of.
J e r k e O ’B r i e n ,
S v o rg th in g
The Nicaragua bill will lead to long O II Aduma a w fo Inez I Ada’ms 1
supported.
W o r k i n g O v e r tim e .
discussion. The Isthmian Canal Coin-
6 8 aud w K 1 7 b 3 Rowlands
in sto ck.
Eight hour laws are ignored by those
rnittoe
are
divided,
those
in
favor
being
add
to
McMinnville...................
I
It is a decidedly narrow typo of states­
tireless little workers—Dr. King’s New
Morgan of Ala., Mitchell of Or., Turner Henry T Purvis io Martha II Pur­
manship which is more or less in evi­
Life Pills. Millious are already at work
of Wash., Platt of N. Y., Hawley of
vis
50
a
in
A
G
Henry
die
t
3
s
r
EHRET BROS.
dence in Eastern states, which would
3 w.............................................. 1500 night and day, curing indigestion, bil­
Conn.,
Foster
of
La.
and
Harris
of
Kan­
cut off appropriations ior improving
iousness,
constipation,
sick
headache
sas. Those opposed are Hanna of Ohio, Mary A llouk to Miles M Houk 1 7
rivers and hurbors, simply because
Kittridge of B.D., Prichard of N. C. and
8 b 18 Whiteson........................... 275 and all stomach, liver and bowel trou­
some of tho inland states don’t get a
bles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only
Millard
of
Neb.
These
fopr
favor
the
Mary
A Houk to M W Houk Us 5
rake-off on the proposition. I.ike some
25c at C. F. Moore & Co.’s
Panama route and the purulmso of tire
6
b
18
Whiteson..........................
35
politicians, certain common wealths seem
to consider that the words of the con- old Panama plant from the New Pana­ John McCollum a w to G Uraite-
The Graphic aud National Magazine
waite 150 u iu J Parisk die t 5 s r
etitntion “general welfare,” have no ap­ ma Canal Co., by paying forty million
for $1.60.
1> . HBACOCK ORLANO 1IEACOCK
dollars. The majority believe it a bud
3
w..............................................
1200
plication away from home.
bargain if the Puna rna interest was to F A Morris et al to D R Hutchins
W. MORRIS IIKACOCK
be had for nothing, us the proper route
77.03 a sec 1 7 t 2 s r 3 w............. 550 Drink a steeping of Moki Tea at night
before
retiring,
nnd
see
how
soundly
The republican state ticket nominated is by Nicaragua.
Zilla Banders a h to Elizabeth W
you will sleep, and how joyously you
iu Portland Wednesday is made up ns The Indian War Veterans bill and
Hubbarn 4.50 a in B Heaters die
N EW BERG
follows:
Oleomargerine bill have both passed the
t 3 s r 2 w.................................... 500 will awake in the morning. It supplies
food
for
the
blood
while
you
sleep,
pro­
$ SASH & DOOR
Governor—W. J. Furnish, of Umatilla. Benato and the last is reported fuvurubly American Mortgage Co to John 8
Huprumo Judge—It. 8. Bean, of Lane.
in the House, as also the Irrigation bill.
b 01 Dundee.................................
60 duces a clear an beautiful complexion, /k
FACTORY
and cures constipation and sick head­
Bee. of Biate—F. I. Dunbar, of Clatsop.
Besides these Mr. Tongue gives the C W Osborne a w to Angeline
ache.
25c
aud
50c.
C.
F.
Moore
&
Co.
Btate Trcas.—C. 8. Moore, of Klamath. figures that interest Oregon iu tho Riv­
Winslow 146,50 a t 5 a r 6 w .. .. 4000
Atty.Gen.—A. M. Crawford, Douglas. er nnd Harbor bill. Tbe appropriation John R Lewis a w to Isadore Nich­
S um m on«.
Btate Printer—J. H. Whitney, of Linn. practically doubles any amount appro­ ols tract Oak Fruit Farm.............. 900
Keep on hand and maim-
In th e C ircuit C o u rt for Y a m h ill C ounty,
Bcbool Bupt.—J. II. Ackerman of Mult­ priated heretofore, making a total of al­ L B Downings a w to 8 C and J A
State of Oregon.
/l\ facture everything in the
J. Madson, a d m in is tra to r of th e e sta te
nomah.
most two millions: Tillumook |27,0()O,
Van Horn 48.70 a t 3 s r 4 w. . . . 2000 8einon
Jam es Madson, deceased, s u b stitu te d for said flS
line of
Coos $10,000, Columbia at Cascades $30- D S Peters a w to F N Pendio ton
Jam es Madson, P la in tiff:
V8.
000,
Upper
Columbia
nnd
Bnake
$38,000,
15.04
a
in
O
J
Walker
die
t
3
s
r
Mary
L.
Hew,
V
irg
in
ia
H.
M
iller,
J.
R.
M
iller,
The very fact that Hamm is seriously
2 w...............................................
1 E lizabeth Berg, J o h n Berg, O ra E. Davis, ------- /ft DOORS. WINDOWS,
considered os a candidate for presiden­ Willamette and Columbia rivers below
Davis, an d M ordecai Hess, D efendants.
To Ora E. D a v is,------- Davis a n d M ordecai iiS
MOULDINGS,
tial honors, is evidence of the great Portland $225,000, Coqullle $30,000, A M Kendall a w to W E Howard
Hess Above nam ed d e fe n d an ts :-In th e n a m e of
11 12 Wynooski sub..................... 350 th e S tate of Oregon, you a n d eaeh of you, are
change of sentimont throughout the Coos river $2,000, Biuslaw $28,000,
hereby notified an d re q u ire d to a p p e a r a n d ®
TURNINGS, CREST-
country in rogard to him both ns a man Mouth of Columbia $1,500,000, Lower Thos Price a w to Carl Walters its
answ er th e am ended c o m p la in t filed a g ain st
112 b 76 Dundee........................ 17 50 you in th e above u n title d su it, in th e above
and as a politician. Though mulignod Willamette $38,000, Upper Willamette
INGS, BRACKETS.
nam ed c ourt on o r before th e la st day of th e /ft
tim e proscribed in th e o rd e r for th e p u b lic a ­
and cartooned as belonging to some and tributaries $08,000. The total lacks
We have just received a fine line of the latest styles in wall
tio n of th is sum m ons on you. to w it, on o r b e ­
Marriage
License.
a
few
dollars
of
two
millions.
It
is
true
DOOR AND WINDOW
lower order In the human family, he
fore th e l l t h day of A pril, A. D. 1902, a n d if you ®
paper
but find we will be overstocked and to avoid this will
fail so to a p p e a ra n d answ er, for w an t th e re o f,
bided Ids time, and is living down gross that tho immediate appropriation for Fannie Lynch 20 Elmer Campbell 22 th
e p la in tiff w ill ap p ly to th e c o u rt for th e re ­ ®
FRAMES.
FANCY
mouth
of
Columbia
is
$500,000,
but
make
a
cut in prices on it as follows:
lief p rayed for iu h is c o m p la in t h e re in , vis:--A
misrepresentation. The general atti­
decree th a t said d e fe n d an ts, an d eaeh of th em ,
F o r S a le .
tude toward him is being readjusted and there is another million subject to the
have no e sta te or in te re s t w h a tev e r in or to the f t
CASINGS, ETC.
35c P A PE R , H E A V Y G IL T S , 22c
Nine hundred acres of land within five follow ing d escribed pr«ini*«e!t, o r any p a rt th e re ­
ho is becoming one of the strong men order of Uio Hooretary ot War at any
f l T Y o i i r p a t r o n a g e so l-
of, v ia :—D ogtnnlng a t th e s e c o rn e r of th a t A
3°c
”
”
”
18c
time
he
may
consider
it
necessary.
In
miles
of
Newborg,
in
different
tracts.
po rtio n of th e d 1 c of Joseph Hess a n d w ife,
among tho common people.
N
otification
No.
140ft,
C
laim
No.
69,
in
Y
a
m
h
ill
n
\
i
c
i
t
o
d
.
this Oregon interests have received all Mostly improved.
Amos Nelson.
C ounty, S ta te of O regon, set off to M ary L. Hess
that can be reasonably asked.
said wife, by th e S urveyor G eneral for O regon,
a n d r u n n in g thence s .89. deg. 45 m in. w. 23 45
The record of Hon. Thos. H. Tongue,
At tile present time there aro quite a M C M I X N V I L L K
C O I t K K S P O N D K N C K c h a in s; th e n c e a 10. 42 c h a in s ; th e n c e n .89.
enthusiastically renominated (or con­ number of visiting Oregonians in tho
dog. 45 m in. e 23.15 c h a in s, m ore o r less, to the
County court is in session this week. e lin e of said d i e ; th e n c e n 10. 42 c h a in s to th e
gress, is tho bust eulogy that can be city. Mr. Richard Nixon and Mrs.
place of b eg in n in g , c o n ta in in g 24.43 acres, m ore
Considerable tax is being paid this o r less; a n d th a t th e title of th e p la in tiff to
givon him. The editorial expression of Nixon arrived from Portland Sunday
said prem ises is good a n d v a lid ; an d th a t said
Wednesday's Orogouian is worth re­ evening; Mrs. Nixon’s mother, Mrs. J, week. After uext month costs will be d e fe n d a n ts, and each of th e m , be forever en-
20c
”
”
”
1 2C
peating, especially as the Oregonian lias N. Dolph, had been hero all winter. added unless at leust. one half is paid.
C, 'D own S o e s tho 15c ¿Paper
¿¿fangor
”
”
”
08c
ever boon conservativo in its support of Mrs. Werner Breyman, of Salem, and I The county treasurer has called in all
io c
”
”
”
06c
Mr. Tonguo. “ Representative Tongue’s her aistor Mrs. White, of Yamhill, aro outstanding warrants against tbe county
ty
J- E. P R E SSN A 40c
L L IN
will
paper for 15c 30c
perdou-
G R hang
A IN your
S
hold u|>ou tho people of his district and spending some time here. Mr. and anil is at present paying them as issued.
^ ble roll, former price 25c.
tho ability of his service at Washington Mrs. Jeff Myers, also from Salem, will
A great many hop contracts are being
were signally attestod yesterday by Ids remain hero somo while longer. The placed on record. The ruling price at
¡ N E W B E R G F U R N I T U R E
S T O R E
unanimous reiiomination at the Hoso- preseneo of so many Oregon people present seems to be 12 cents per pound,
-s
a
a,:v
x
at :*
x
a
ar
a ; a ar ar x a . a .- i v at a - a i i a a :
burg convention. Few sonts In Con­ makes it pleasant for an Oregonlnn resi­ but one rontrnct was filed Tuesday for
gress are more ably and intelligently dent hero who recognizes them us 11,000 pounds at 12,'¿c.
filled than the ono (rum the First Ore­ friends.
B. A. C larke .
The County recorder’s books show 206
gon District.”
instruments filed during the month of
U
n
lld
u
p
th
o
C
r
e
a
m
e
r
y
.
I
■
- 1«
The Newborg Creamery has now been March, the recording fees amounting to
The status of the re-organized (?)
Z irg O ur '¿ /fixed ¿P aints
running
over three years and there lias $236.50. This is the largest number ol
democracy is pretty well sot forth ns
been
no
timo that there was not hope instruments received at this office dur­
follows by the Globe-Democrat: Hill
ing one month for several years.
li/ o c a r r y a f u l l tin e
o f t/ie
opposes Bryan, and virtually promises for its advancement. But the pros­
pects
were
never
better
than
at
the
pres­
to fight him if lie should bo nominated
S ritlN O IIK O O K IT K S I9.
b e s t b r a n d s o f ¡P a in ts a n d O ils
in 1904, Ilryan will tako the stump ent time for Newberg to have as good
P. N. Skinner was in Portland Satur­
a
creamery
as
tliore
is
In
tho
state.
against Hill if tho New Yorker should
*?¿S: netoiv S ia ss. 9/Jindotu S h a d es, [Our­
day on business.
be mado the candidate. Gorman, it is During the month of March last there
Miss Onio David was a passengor on
la in ¿Potes, jC ooking
S t as sos,
¿Bee
was
fifty
|>er
cent
more
butter
mado
•aid, will oppose either one of these if
¿B
ig
jC
in
c
o
f
the
train
Monday
morning.
than
during
March
of
any
of
tho
pre­
S
u
p
p
lies,
etc.
¿Pictu
te
7/fo
utd
in
gs.
either gets the nomination, while it is
One watch is given just as much attention as another
Wiu. Manning will have cltargo of the
pretty well known that Bryan is almost vious years. The butter sold for moro
on
tho
market
Ilian
it
lias
done
during
church
here
for
a
few
weeks.
as hostile to Gorman as he is to Hill.
Everyone must be done right or we know you won’t be
S a m p les to S e le c t 'tin cierta kin g
Miss Myrtle Graves closed her school
Each one of these three persona repre­ tho history of the creamery, and the pa -
trons
received
moro
for
butter
fat.
satisfied.
S A T IS F A C T IO N TO E V E R Y B O D Y —
Friday in the Courtney district.
sents a powerful oloment of tho demo­
Butter is on the declino now the prin­
S ’rom .
cracy. Of course, these throe ambitious
B.
W.
Nowhouse
has
rented
his
place
that’s
our
way.
Same holds good with clocks or any­
T. B. CUMMINGS & CO
persons do not constitute the whole of cipal reason being that California but­ to Mr. Aahkettle who took possession
ter
is
coming
into
Portland.
Oregon
thing else. It is our ambition to add to the reputation
tho implacable ones. There are several
Monday.
other leadors who have as variegated a ought to produce ail the butter that is Several of the fruit growers are im­
we have already established of doing honest, thorough
list of antagonisms. On the surface of used in the stato but it seems sho don't proving their time this nice weather
repair work.
things, it would appear as if the demo­ at the present timo. We can certainly by spraying their orchards.
produce
butter
os
cheap
as
California
cratic presidential candidacy for 1904
Mr. Jack Caswell came up on the
would have few attractions for any one can produce it and pay the freight to
train
Saturday evening and spent Sun­
Oregon.
who wants to have a political future,
As lias been stated timo and again day with his uncle Wm. Barker.
yet tbe chances are that there will bo a
*—
~ ~ ~
,
J. H. Rees and Albert Heater went to '
elruggte for tbe nomination, and that there is no place that can equal the
That is, the dirt does if you take your clothes to the
the man who Is Deluded will accept. Willamette valley for dairying. Wo McMinnville Saturday as delegates to
The present indications, however, are have the natural home for tho vetcli the Republican county oonvention.
that the contest will be one-sided, as and clover and can raise other crops too
A. P. Oliver of Newberg finished .
numerous to mention that are good for shearing his goats Monday. Mr. Hush
was that of 1900.
First class work done in every particular, and careful
the dairy cows.
hauled in the crop of mohair for him.
One important advantage we have in
J
attention given all customers.
A Mrs. Smith from Monmouth got off j
N A T IO N A L C A P I T A L C O K K K S I’O N D - this section is that of both river and
the
train
here
Saturday
morning.
She
■
BNOB.
S i. 9/. ¿P ressnall, ¿Prop.
rail,as freight is generally higher where
there is no competition. With all the will teacli the spring term in the Gustin '
district.
At last ws have spring and the world advantages that we have Chehalem is
A. L. Watson and sister went to the
sure
to
by
a
dairy
section
and
that
has revived with grass and the green
-neans more cows, more and better city Saturday on business. A. L. re­
buds to prove it.
An amusing incident that occured 1 barns, better farms and more money. turned on evening train while Miss
Watson spent Sunday visiting friends in
the White House lately will interest Dairying will bring in tho cash every
Everybody has heard that a new broom sweeps clean, but
the city.
Oregonians. Mr. Tongue had ac­ month r.nd that is wkat we all like.
does
everybody know that a
Bend your milk to tbs creamery no
Mr. 8. M. Mears came up on the train
companied two Oregon Indies, Mrs.
matter
how
little.
Jt
you
hr.ve
u
i
way
Satu-day
ovening
and
spent
a
few
days
Werner Breyman, of Balem, and her
sister, Mrs. White of Yamhill, and our of sending it to us let us knew. We visiting with E. M. Arthur. He re­
friend Jeff Myers was in the company. want to sts.t e wagan on the rood haul­ turned home Tuesday and hiu sen Max­
President Roosevelt was very polite and ing milk and cream in the near future well went homo with him.
they had about finished the audience, and all that are intending to send in
Mrs. Moeee Yolaw and children took
Our mill makes the “ Excellent’’ brand and onr customers
when one of the '.adies remarked that miik cr cream cal! at tho craamerv and the train here Tuesday morning foi
declare
it well named.
Southern Oregon. Mrs. Votaw had
they had crossed the plains in an early •vo will see what can bo done-
Yours
truly,
been
visiting
her
parents
Mr.
srd
Mm.
day with ox teams. The I'rccident
J. M. A 8. W. Atkinson.
■eemed fairly electrified ct hearing this.
Pau' Mrcy for a few days.
"Now, that's something worth the
jitourr. j
Thrifty housewives know that good bread makes happy
'V a l E s tâ t* T r t m t j - s .
while! By George! Just to thick 0 !
husbands, and it takes good flour to make good bread. That
Reported by tho Yamhill Co. Abstract
A H eal k y tfro w v * .
that! Here are ladies that crossed the
M O D E L N O . 5 . $4«; M O D E L NO. 7, »50
is the kind you get when you call for the
continent as pioneers in the early times.' Co. at McM-nnville, Oregon, for the
Acker’s I'iixor has yarned a firm hold
P kkvbctiox I x T y p k w k it k w
Why,” he continued, ‘‘I had rather see weekending A pril*, 1902.
Is A t L ast Rx.uiixn • • • *
among our people and is ecknowledgcd
“ O . 7T . IM L E X C E L L E N T . ”
these ladies and hear the ticry cf cross­ Thome* Newlin A w to Grace T. Bar­
to be the superior to ail other prepara­
Blickensderter combines good work, easy operation and
Respectfully,
ing the plain* than to see almost any
rio 75x144 feet west b 25 New­
tions. It is a positive cure for all blood
durability at a minimum cost
man alive I”
C H E H A L E M V A L L E Y M IL L S ,
N e w b e rg , O re g o n .
berg..................................................$1800 and skin diseases. Only fifty cents a
W . .A. R I D E O U T . Atjent.
Jeff Myers thooght he might come iu ^ Wm Wilkinson to Peter Bashaw 2
bottle and we guarantee it. C. F.
on the pioueer layout, *0 he gently in­ l b 8 li A L add to Newperg.. . . 525 Moore A Co. druggist a.
S ta rk street,
T’ortland, Or,
THE NEWBERC GRAPHIC.
Snil's fa ctio n
Is what wc aim
to give our cus­
tomers in all
lines of goods.
aper
7Jhe S eason J*or
Saturday brings rail
shine and that’s not
We will hold a great
on that day of Shoes,
sets and Clothing,
prices are lower than
before.
Remember
sale takes place Satu
April 5.
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is a t Jffanci.
Tifo S h o w 7fo M anors in O ur
S7?epair D ep a rtm e n t
S t J tfu Com es Uuc
in th e W ash *
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