Rogue River courier., December 23, 1897, Image 2

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Entered at tbe*po«t office nt Grant’s Fas«
Oregon, a* second-class muil matter.
T hursday , D kcembek 23, 1897.
There ia a revolt in Hayti caused by
the Leuders indemnity trouble.
The Populist alate con veut ion to nom
inate state officers will lie held in March
The government will make an appro
print > jn for the Klondiker«, but will it
all reach them?
Klondike ia far, far
away.
"ft < iai . r
Several ;>«•
’
ru|e the II1 1 p U-ANTI
I elk, eanb.» O. tssar in Northwteter.
s.Hwy
’"'hied «.th the lova
• * gell'' young iuan »
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»
in thia cane took Mwis to one side and 1 to the dark winter days and night*,made 1 t ask. The . oast nai ve, kill leopar. the
proapwetor. are de'Kb«“
*
»ire to meet Araugueren to have a con- that three or four men who live in town
Apply at th!» office.
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whiiqjered in his ear instead of arresting I it inky dark during ths storm . and the and Other hair -eal. and lake
Ir weather we have been having
combined
to
fleece
a
countrymen
out
of
veri-alion. The latter »aid that he «at
force of the w ind was so great that dog*, j 1 them and trad* lor furs to the >^rr'
We were told on the street «led« and drivers would have heen tarn-
WANTEP TWO YOl XG
perfectly willing to meet hi» old friend a sum of money at the gaming table. him.
Eskimos snd Indians.
Wslroa
’’
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that Mr. lewis went into Cramer bled into a Leap in no time. ha<l thev 1 silled also for their hides, tneks, fl
They
were
suicesaful
in
obtaining
the
for a friendly conversation, but nothing
.(U.-tz
IUIII« near a quartz luuf
Bros's hardware store Tue^iay evening I venture«! out. From mv barabaiB (but) i : .nd oil. On some Of the «**“£ “'‘j*
h.. Cue Mi EM office.
*’
muat be »aid about autonomy, for hr man's money but with them the uitflcul-
and bought a pistol and cartridge« when | to the little he igloa, where uiy tber Behrmg ma Polar bear. ar. to te> foun t
ber.com.
wit* under orders iro n his chief that he ty came when they fell out and began to
mometers. sun-dial and other Instru­ notsblv on the islands of St Lawren
IVAN
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1IU
>r«
,
mv
be was drunk. The U ochiek man went , ments were kept, was only a few yard»,
wa» bound to obey and that is, put to fight over the division of their ill-gotten
.
i
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at once to Cramer Bros to get the facts but I have several time« had to forego and St. Matthaws.
responsible, established hou^
death any one who went into the insur­ gains. Two ladies who were in the act
"All game birds of the Arctic are tery
Monthly »tiA and .xpense» po.,.'
making
observations
for
the
day.
fearing
in
the
case
and
we
are
sorry
to
say
that
tame, ami can often be killed witli puses
gent camp with terms of surrender. Not of passing this place of disorder and con­
Reference. Enclose »ell-addn-ssJf'1 ''
they informed us that the rc|>ort was in I to venture a battle w’th the gales for ol >ce br stone». The natives use * «
tusion
were
startled
at
the
outburst
of
-neelope
The Dominion I
that Arangueren loved his friend lees,
even tlie short distance ’hat intervened
Y.i'bi.'ar>, ~
“**
a measure true, though not so drunk as between my cabin ami the observatory and arrow, mostly for small asase, first,
but that he loved Cuban liberty more, oaths, and they turned and ran back.
(or the reason tost powder ami shot *
reported,
yet
under
the
influence
of
“No eye-glasses or spectacles < an b«
The language used was enough to make
Educate 1 our Bowel« With <•
is why be put hiiu to death.
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Candy Cathartic, cure mn^ nat****^1*-
The gentleman told Cramer used out of doors during tlie very cold as good results can be had ■ wi th
the inhabitants of the infernal legions liquor.
bo
lOe.tec. IfC C C f.
weather,
as,
in
the
first
place,
the
lenses
Attorney Deiiprey and Judge Bal»r»J blush with shame ;,and this took place in Bros, that he wanted the pistol to take
and stones
.
coat over in an instant with frost from arrows
"Klondikers snd others engagedJ"
the former the leading attorney in the the brewery where the proprietor no home with him, that he wan bothered the breath aud become opaque, and be­
Dos* I Tuuacev Spu auti twauke Ywar Ufe
mining
or
other
business
tn
side«, th** intense cold acting upon th« A a.ka are likely to fall into some of the ,
Durrant case and the latter, superior doubt < aims to 1« running an orderly with parnea trying to steal from him
To quit U.baccc euailjr uud tortver
aetic. full of life, nerve and vigor, ta
judge before whom the pris«jnei ba«i to' bouse. The marshal knew about it and Mr. George Cramer sob! him the pistol brass, silver, gold, stoel. or other metal ■ customs and habits of the Eskimos sml
come Strong and Hea.thy.
Bac, the wonder worker, that make*
forming tlie rim of tlie glares, would will soon learn the value of the beat pro
appear many time«, have had some was present a portion of the time and with the understanding that he was go-
strong.
All
*-X or
t’u
«1
van
all
run
down,
blood
in
terrible
soon burn into and blister the nose and
trouble. Bahrs said that the attorney tried to prevail upon the I men to quit | >r‘g boms immediately, buj Mr, Cramer cheeks. Tobacco pipes can’t be smoked during qualities of seal oil and »eai me* • condition and 1 was troubled with a weere U»d Booklet aul sample free.
Remedy
(a
Cu.<
or
Nsw y1
trie«i to deceive him by filing an affida­ their rowing and “Ptautgu hamt. ’’ These would not let the man have the pistol, out oi d<x>rs «luring the very cold weatb- The seal Wood, which is
^rofuloua humor wb: I. caused me great
producer when taken for mod. »i •
as
we
understand,
until
be
went
into
{
er,
as
tlie
moisture
that
is
always
con
PKlt
vit other than tbs original one read iur- are very pleasant words, but it was no
I took medicine for a iong AGENTS »2.-, TO
! course, not be need bv white men, but
F D. A L. Co.’s store and ob­ tained in the stem with the nicotine will is tn.- best 'kew-kow’ the natives have, time but received no permanent beuedt. .A easy' \ on work r ,hn ar.
iof tlie court session. I>euprsy in re­ place for such words; instead there the 8. P
freeze tight in a few moments, and ob ami what thev prize the moat in wieter
A brand new thing. Write t<> u,
Mr. Crarner
At thia time I wm working in a Kvae^1 ’ You will I* -urprised at how ea«v it '|UI
joinder says that the judge is a liar and should have been a good hickory club in tained the credit b<x>k
struct the passage of smoke. An ordin­
" Row kow’ is the generic term lor»u .¿re and I thought I would look over he done. Send us your address anv*2?' r
that Bahrs will have to answer personal­ the hands of a marshal who is not afraid had no intention of making a mistake ary clav pipe if use«l in the open air will
food with tlie Eskimo, and drink as wen
will l«e to your inleresi to invR,.j/ *L It
ly for w hat he haw done, and besides be to do bis duty, lie should have arrested when they sold the man the pistol but fr«*«ze up at once, the stem will cra« k AU sorts o( white men's food 1» in ue- tuedicines and see if I could find
Address, "People's,' ,;,o >,
ami pit«, tobacco and all fall to the mand among the Eskimos, emi tbev,*11
that would hit mv case. I read an adver I | today.
Pa
'«ket
the
proprietor
for
keeping
a
disorderly
I
m
our
judgment
it
is
a
decided
error
for
street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
subjected to a damage suit, while the
ground.
Haement
of
Hood'a
Saraaparilla
and
con
­
one
man
to
Hell
a
drunker;
man
shooting
trade
for
limited
quantities
of
it.
lbe>f
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Judge, after the Durrant case is over house; he should have arrested the men ,
FOOT GEAR FOB TRAVELING
\ -M \i i. Bl
arms of any kind. There im no siatutory
demsud for. ami ability to consume cluded to try it. The first bottle helped |.’ ■. - \: i
farm three miles from to
may bring up the attorney for contempt for gambling, rowing and fighting; and law against anything of the kind but th«
*‘Our foot gear consisted first of the whiekv kow-kow is unlimited, and there nie wonderfully and I continied Its use *
mg
32
acres,
mostly
ri< h, ri
of court. Thus the Durrant case will lent,but not least,heshosld have arrested moral law would certainly forbid anyone Arctic hare, or rabbit, one skin on each is nothing they will not trade lor it. until I had taken nine bottles. By this
land. A part of it’is beaver ,iaI„
end but its influence will not end.
hiniHelf for not deing bis duty, than welling to a drunken man anything with foot, turned hair side to the flesh. Over Men. women and children all
time I felt like a new man, andi since especially adapted to raising vee... “'
the hare-skin a heavy wool sock or stock­ have an innate taste for whisky and to­
There is on the place a line
march the entire combination to lhe which he in liable to injure another
then have not been sick a day.
Thebe gentlemen are intimate personal ing, and over that a pair of long stoi’k- bacco
prune orchard. Ibis place is ofiere.1 7»
THAT ORDÌ NAME.
am now strong and healthy and 1 have sale simply besause the owner .
city jail, hire Home man to put them in, friends of ours and we know they are ings made from the Oianic 'reindeer
f
"There are no rules for writing or
,uch
confidence
in
Hood's
Sarsajiarill.
that
hair
side
turned
in.
and
la-t
of
all
a
pair
lock
them
up
and
then
—
we
were
about
|
attend
to it. For terms en.|iiire at m,
gentlemen,
but
the
C
oibjek
must
H,«aking the dialect of the Eskimo, am
I h that ordinance pasted by the city
ais
oi long boots made from the leopard seal it is very difficult for n white mun to ac­ j recommend It as the best medicine on office.
council Home tune ago prohibiting bicy to say throw away the key, but we will Hjieak what it believes to lie right.
We know that somebody «ell« liquor with hair outside and soled with tanned quire much of it. I'll give youi s speci­ earth.” J ohn J. L ittlk , Munnsville, N. Y.
^TRAYED
OR
STOLEN
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deriding on the Hide walks in certain say tliat they should be kept there until | to druken men and to boy a, for .Monday walrus hide, ami sewn so cloaelv as to men or two, phonetically
•Chsnook-
old l ay hIley, wuii white right i„,.t
part« of the city a just one? Yes, w« they could comply with the laws.
night wax evidence of it, when bo vs make them perfectly water tight The took’ »leans to sleep,the »sine word long
| foot. Disappeared from Brigg-., reek „ , ‘,
We
obtained
our
first
information
con
|
boots
r«ache«i
to
the
knee«
and
were
under 10 year« of aye were roaming th«
drawn oi t and pla ng the teft hand to I. the best - In fact the One True Blood Purl- I July 1st. send information to this oib.e '
think that it in, for reanonH which Mem
drawn tigtit with seal skin thongs or la
rj^Lfidsta. 41.
»or«-
to uh good and sufficient. The forbidden cern ng the affair from » saloon keeper streets drunk a* fools. Where thev got res. Rather a clumsy makeup of foot th. side of the head, with tb'- back ot
their liquor we do not positively know,
tlie hand out. means to die. ‘Shinakook-
who
was
thoroughly
disgusted
with
the,
Everybody R»y.
ground or walk extends from Hotel Jo
wear to travel in, you will probably say, took’ tneaiiB to travel
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•
1
1
»re
pufb'
vegetable, re­
if we did our reader« would know.
• Moot'or'lnute
Cascarete Candv CaUmrtic. tlm mi s r,
In conclusion we will aav to th« mar but nothing short of it will do in that means man. as 'malong mute white fi OOdS P111S liable, benelkiaL 25c.
«ephine to B. McArthur’« corner on marshal for allowing such conduct and
derful luedicul disco.erv of n.,
Any Hbal, “If you Jo not do your utmost to country, and the gear is light and com­ man) ‘Chowick’ means iron, or any im­
dxth street and fiom Gilbert creek he denounced it in bitter terms.
ant and i cfiesliing to the las 0, ,
bieak up thia gambling, drunken de­ fortable for travel, with nothing lubberly plement or thing made of iron
-'nd
saloon
keeper
w
ho
has
the
least
idea
of
and positively on kidneys, liver unit
bridge to 'eventh Htreet on Front street,
about it. With the long boots worn in now I must say ‘pocknnimniie chenook
bauching
bu«iii«ss,
or
une
your
greatest
cleansing
the entire .y.b ni, dtai..-l , .¡7
ibis the council deemed sufficient, since trying toobey the law» will denounce it, endeavors to do ho , the C ourier will summer, which reach to the hips, [‘have
cure lieadnohe, fever, habitual ■ onstinnion
took’ (I goto sleep now.)”
likewise
any
man
who
has
any
respect
and
biliousness.
Pleaae imy and tn a
traveled
for
many
miles,
and
would
go
everlastingly ‘roast’ you. It is abomin­
it covers the principal business part of
of C. G. C. to-dav; 10, i’., ’.(G-enta. Ku.dS
into camp «lrv footed at night, after wad
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic is a per­
the city. It was not passed until severs} lor I lie people of the town in which he able, you must do your duty.’’
guaranteed
to
cure
by all drimgistt.
ing over tundra, and in the mush ice all fect Malarial I.iver Tonic and Blood
persons had been either knocked down lives will denounce it, c I hc be is partirrpt
day and part of the time up Lo and over purifier
Removes
Bi
iou»ne»s
without
Stockholder» Meeting
or almost run over by some careless or ntmmut. One man who told us about the
my knees.
purging. A h pleaHSSl a» Lemon Syrup.
Writim
I some of the features of the
“The Eskimo is careful with his dress It ia as large as anv Dollar tonis and re­
recsIeeH rider, ft was passed to protect circumstance»— anil he does not belong to j
The
annual
meeiing of the sGx-kholJ.
FOR YuUR BEST GIRL
extreme
» temperature of the winter and particularly with his foot wear
I tails for 50c. To get the genuine ask
ere of the Sugar Pine Doo. and Lumbw
(»edeHtrians from these reckless riders t!;e Law and Order l.eague either—»aid, atmosphr • st and beyond the Yukon
have
never
seen
severe
cases
of
frost
bite
One of tho-. tine Gold Pens,
Company will lx* held at the Company1,
for Grsve’s'
who, it is true, are not the represents " rhis outfit should be thoroughly roast- i river, we, by permiHNion, quote from a among them
At times natives have
I office in Granta Paas, on Wedn- - iav
A pretty Shirt Waist Set.
letter of (’apt A M Brown U. S. A., to come into camp with blistered ears,
tivej of the bicycle force. The number cd.”
William* Items.
■ January 12, 1898, at 2 o’clock p. m.
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Those l.a'Iie«’ Watches are Beauties.
Ye voters of Grants I’ bhh who put this a friend in which he says: “The only cheeks or chins, from effects of frost,
of people who walk are many time-the
II C. K innev , PreHi.lent. "
H.A.Congle was in ths city Saturday
man in office, we feel confident that you difference between th« Upper Yukon but that occurs very often in all the East­
HE
E'S
SOMETHING
J . H B ooth , Sec etary.
number who would ride through the bus
Lave long ago repented, and we believe country and Northern Greenland is that ern and Northwestern states with people
Miss lfvrtle Anderson i» visiting ber
Grant» Pa»», Or , Dee. 17, go ;.
FOR THE men :
ineMH center, provided there waa no ordi
on the Upper Yukon, winter lasts only
and hope that you may never again cast eight or nine months, while in Northern who ride, drive or walk out with uneov- parents of Williams.
How alwut a nice Briar Pipe?
nance against it
The distance cyclists
ered faces about Christmas time. Snow
Notice to Shareholder..
Miss Grace Bigelow* is expected hottie
your votes for a man who will n<d do hi» Greenland and in the vicinity of the blindneMH or inflamed eves is more
Meerschaums, too -lot. of 'em
have to walk ih not ho far but what the.’
to
spend
the
holidays.
The
annual
meeting ,,f (lie sharehold­
duty. The Cot Rich does not mean to | North Pole it is winter all the lime. It troublesome than frost bites, ami I was
And say don't forget our Xmas ;
can du ho in a short time. Business
Antone Rose is quite tick. Dr. Van
ers of the First National Hank of » .mh.
spar« the proprietor nor the men who gets just a« cold, however, on t e Upper called on very frequently bv natives who
Candies.
need not be ho rushing that a man must
Yukon ac it does in Greenland, or at had traveled from villages and carnns 1 Dyke was called last Saturday
I ern Oregon will be held at the r.tli. <• of
REDFIELD’S.
were in the row but we know that if the the Pole.
Ths atmosphere of those many mile« distant, to prescribe for
I said bank on Tuesday, .lamian 11, ls.is
go tearing along the side walk at such
.Mrs Ingham and Mrs. Benjamin went
maralial would do hi» duty such abom­ high latitude« is very «fry, ami the them. .Mv medicine chest contained no to Medford the first of the week
at 1 o’clock p. nt.
R. A B ooth ,
break-neck speed. Some will Hay that
winter
snow
falls
are
light.
When
the
inable thing» are not so apt to occur.
great variety of drug*, but 1 had in it a
Miss Eva Sill closed her school Friday,
it would be far better to punish thoHv
cold
winter
freezing
sets
in.
it
does
so
little bottle of sugar of lead, and as resi­ ' December 10th at the Provolt acheol
The reputation of thi» place of busine»s is
who ride rapidiy on the side walks than
with a clear sky, and tin* quiet of th«
such that the people should demand that grave prevails for days, when the mer­ dents of Alaska and Siberia are tea ¿house.
drinkers, tea leaves to put on the eyes
to prohibit all cyclists from riding on
Miss Noah Sliehan closed a four
the license be revoked and none other cury soon fails to aero ami below, and is were plentilul in camp, and no one came
the walk. We think it much easier io
then frozen, and remains ho until the to me with snow blindness that did not month's term of school I ridar, Decent-
granted the proprietor.
convict for violating the present ordi
her 3rd.
Last Tuesday night before the law breakup of the spell comes with a north­ in a few «lav« return to their homes or
nance than it would be to convict for
Mrs Tom Dal! and son Jam«« were in
east gale of wind which usually lasts for camps perfectly cured.
abiding people bad ceased to condemn three days, at the expiration of which
“Game of all sorts migrates from the Grants Pass Saturday, doing their Xmas
rapid riding. We are decidedly in favor
the recklessneH» of Monday night, there time, and cessation of the gale, the tem­ North by .or about,the middle of Septem­ I shopping
of the bicycle, but we stand with a ma­
was more trouble It seems that one Mr perature will have risen to zero, or prob­ ber an«) returns again by the last of May i Chas. Hoxie caught another bear last
jority of the wheelmen in believing that
or early in .lune. The Arctic hare, a week iu his trap which I k has in the
Lewis who is night watchman for the S. ably to 10 or 15 degrees above.
the present ordinance is all right and
•‘During the winters of 1891-2, at a large white rabbit, and the ptarmagen, a , mountains.
P. I).A L. at Meilin,came to town to lay point 45(1 miles northwest of St. .Michaels
specieH of grouse, remain all the year,
should be enforced
Mr. Meskey, from the Baltimore dit-
in his Christmas stock, whatever that or month ol the Yukon, and between and are distinctly Arctic animals, and
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: trict, went to Grants Bass last Friday
The natives take the with a load of produce.
might be,but before he had been in town Port Clarence and Gainvine bay, near are good food.
PLEASE GO HOME.
long, he inbilx-d too Ireely of corn juice the Behring strait, I kept a metorolegical hare with nets, and catch hundreds of
The Punch and Judy performance bv
record for many months, and noted par­ them. Trie pti r nagen is taken in the
Commencing last Monday afternoon and it is said got into a gambling den ticularly the influence of the northeast
same manner. The flesh is dark and Mr. Shat uck, ex-sheriff, was quite a fi­
and lasting just how long wa cannot tell, somewhere back of Ben's Bicycle Den. sales on the atmospheric temperature. dry, but is desirable for foo<i for all that, nancial success at Williams considering
there was a drunken, debauching, gain ti­ Tlie rest anyone can easily guess, Any­ We had such gale« about every 10 days, as they with the rabbits constitute about the newness of the play.
.Messrs. Sharp. Hustler
Morris, own­
ling revelry in town which originated and way ths row ended up in a shooting starting in September, and continuing to ail the fresh meat one gets iu the winter
the last of May
No dog sledge journeys in the Arctic, unless he is on the coast ers of tlie Powell’s creek mining proper-
MAIN STREET,
ended in Kienlen’s brewery near Gilbert »crape, but w<- believe that no one was could be made during the prevalence of when seal and walrus can b« had. There | tv, were in town baturdsy, completing
creek. We have it from good authority hurt. We are informed that the marshal a gale, as the drifting snow, in addition is very little large game such a* rroose the sale of ttvir mines.
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Our article on the country’s financial
condition will appear next week. Our
readers must not think that we have
given it up, for that the Cot kiek will
not do until the whole ground is covered
Every voter in the country should know
the situation, and then when the lime
om< h to elect men to office, vote ac­
cordingly. _________________
The Portland Tribune of the 18th.con
teine « leading editorial which must lx
conni mill a. un index lo alia*, in to b<
the policy oi that pa|>er. The editor
comet! boldly out and rays, in substance
that a certain amount of corruption is
enHenti.il lu Portland's existence. The
English language fail, uh in word. Hiifli
cient to denounce .udì pomicioni teach­
ing. The editor should be compelled to
place at the bead of >uch prescriptions
the iiruggist’» sign of warning and that
■ < the ulf and rronJHa.tr.
When the time for our next issue
comes w» will have passed over the
Christ birth day, a day which ought to
remind the world that nearly HriO years
ago the angels sang "Peace <>n earth,
good will to men.” Then was a king born
who**' kingdom ia everlasting, whose
doctrine of love mnst eventually perme­
ata the whole world. Would that men
had more of this spirit that he taught and
practiced to perfection, more ol the “l>o
unto others as you would that others do
unto you” and the land would need less
of man's law
The Indomitable spirit of the Cuban
leaders manifested itself recently when
Colonel Joaquin Ruiz, aide to General
Blanco went into the insurgent camps
with piopovals of autonomy. It seems
that Colonel Ruiz and Colonel Aran-
gueren. an insurgent leader, were warm
friends, and they had hud some correv-
ponden.s in which Ruiz expressed a de-
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Scrofulous Humor
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Look at These
for Xmas Presents
FRESH
OYSTERS
Cooked as you
like them
R. L
HOMAS &
CASH STORE
It is Nothing New
For us to sell good goods at the lowest prices.
Your Money’s worth or your Money back is our guarantee
oil’ll think these prices are considerably more insignificant
than even they appear on paper, when yon see the brightness,
newness, and style of the goods themselves.
Goods the People Want
Prices the people like, extraordinary measures have been
taken to cut down a mountain of Merchandise.
HOLIDAY TIMES at the BIG CASH STORE
House-Keeping Linens
Ladies
All pure silk, ij cents 2 toras cents.
Ladies llandkereliiefs
All pure silk hemstitched with new and novel holders of hand
drawn work. 25 cents.
Ladies Lace and lleinmedstitchcd Handkerchiefs
25 to 50 cents.
Gent lenient Initial Handkerchief*
All pure silk hemstitched and baud embroidered with Initial
35 cents, 3 for $1.00.
By the yard or in sets for Xmas presents.
It is the honesty of the Linen that makes your investment good or bad. and so it comes
that our reputation has made this the Li'-iett Store of Southern Oregon, where Linens are
absolutely Pure Linen,
47 inch Table Linen Dice pattern,
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Bleached, .
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Surprising Shoe Selling
tashioti and sturdiness go hand in hand and they both meet at
tin. lowest price point ever known iu the history of retail shoe
seb.iig here. \\ « have devoted an entire counter to this sale of
Pingree and Smith fine shoes. 20 per cent off all shoes on this
counter.
Ladies Shoes that were $2 90, lor this sale
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Yards
Of the very r best yard wide Bleached Sheeting on sale,
yards for Si 00.
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ear made to sell
CALL AND SEE OUR BIG HOLIDAY DISPLAY
R. L. COE THOMAS & CO