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THE PRACTICAL PoUTICS OF l'UITll'I.E,
As soon as the democratic parly can
possibly do so, it will certainly revise the
entire tariff and cut duties down to an
average of under 30 per cent. It openly
asks the support of all who believe in such
a tax levy "for revenue only," and just as
openly invites the opposition of those who
favor the levy of taxes to prohibit Imports,
But everbody knows that no general
bill can pass at this session of congress.
To attempt to pass it in goud faith would
be to invite compromises with the senate,
and since the passage of the McKinley
bill, the democratic party can no longer
affurd to make any compromise whatever
It must stand for the naked principle of
for revenue only.
Supposing that a general bill could now
pass, it6 average reduction throughout all
schedules would hardly bring the tariff to
the basis of the viciously and ruinously
high tariff of 1SS3. Yet, nevertheless.the
radical republicans would attack such a
bill In the presidential campaign as "free
trade," and the "conservative democrats"
would defend it Ly pointing to the very
email average reduction. Cold water
would thus be thrown on all genuine
tariff -reformers, and all believers in hun
dred per cent, refoun would be discour
aged. But this is merely theorizing. As a
matter of practical politics no omnibus bill
can be forced through the senate now.
The Refuilie is for the practical politics cf
reform now. And it is practical politics i
to attacic the Mckinley bill at its weakest
mi, unit rw uivan unu iiic linCS, nf
TP" -" ' 1
" monopoly, ilere are a baker' dozen bill
which go the whole ki'.gih of reform to
democratic basis:
Free binder twine, corJage and cot
ton ties,
3 Frcs barbed wire and wire rods.
3 Free lumber.
4 Free coal.
5 Free honore.
6 Free white lead and paints.
7 Agricultural implements and edged
tools of the trades to a revenue basis.
S Free tin, with tin plate to a revenue
basis.
9 Tableware and kilchenware to a rev.
enue basis.
10 Window glass to a revenue ba,!s.
11 Free silver-bearing lead ore to re
establish our trade with Mexico.
12 A redemption to the revenue basis
on all machinery used in inanufact
ing. 13 Steel rails to a revenue basis.
By the "'revenue baM" The iicpblfc
means a tax not to exceed 33 per o r.'
These bills speak fcr themselves Al
most every one of them reache for a trust
Every one of them represents 100 per cent,
reform. They strike the republican party
on its weakest point, and are a wedge to
divide it if driven home by the force of
United democracy. They stand first, last
and all the time for the princinle at stake.
They unmistakably and aggressively rep
resent it. And they as unmistakably and
aggressively lepresenl the practical oiU
!cs of ictorm the politics of dividing the
opposition to conquer it. If republican
senators from tne west refuse to support
such bills the defeat of the bill will mean
the defeat of the western serators voting
against them.
If anyone else can prepare :i stroiijftT
dozen let it foe done and The Efjmr'ac will
support them. We lire not attempting to
(lietatc details. AVc are urging the attack
in detail by multiply'iny separate hills, I'uili
o;ie ot winch will represent hundred jut
cut reform.
It was foy the attack in detail that the
Knjjlih Protectionist Squirearchy was dis
lodged from its iiilrciicliiuenf :. Had the
Knyli li ref inner in-i-ted tlirl !! .tiling
should foe done except foy a hill over'aiuUng
flie ent in? system of taxation lin y could
never lutve foroken the tory lines. Hut they
attacked the tory tariff on its weakest point
-on the corn laws, and when they made
t he break in the monopoly lines at that
;p lint, they made in titling so the opportun
ity for a complete anil radical revision of
the entire system of taxation. We know of
unease where a reform in taxation has been
effected foy any oilier method against op.
pononts of reform intrenched behind law
anil holding the administration.
To lie polities at all, reform must he pnio.
ficiU Kilities. It must do at once what can
lie done at once, and then go on working.
The principle of taxation for revenue only
must lie made practical, and the way to do
it is to crowd western republican senators
hard against their constituents; to crowd
the McKinley prohibit ionists-luird against
(lie people in the campaign of 1X02. The
attack in detail will do it. It is the practi
cal politic of tariff reform principle. St
Louis iVhi'p.
The Oregonitin very beautifully character
jvj'i the ennnige uf liovernor Hill ns "mag
iiiticent nerve." Very well, a roe by any
other name would smell us sweet. Hut truly
the man who has the skill, courage, and
foresight to checkmate the republican lead
ers of New York for a jierioil of eitrhi years
without a single failure is entitled to Ik'
(.tiled one of "nnignilieent nerve." That
)i:iper joins with a eliiiie ot'ea-iern "eahmi
i;v" fellows in etilling Hill a tin: genius inan
but no one fears Hill except republican I
leaders, anil for that r.'tison it were a eon
Minuuution devon'ly to he vi in I for that
f!ie country wa-full of such "(l.ingenius"
men.
there are many indications just now
K)inting to the fact that the administration
is attempting; to so conduct the Chilian dif
ficulty as to strengthen the republican party
111 the next campaign. There are many re
publicans who openly allege that the presi
lent is I'.ttenipling to strengthen his chancci
for the presidential nomination foy making
it apiear that our relations with that coun
try liear a very warlike tinge, mid for that
reason it would Ik' unwise at this time to
make a change in the presidential olliee
These schemes are very thin and easily seen
through by the public.
A dispatch from Atlanta (ieorgia savs:
The state executive committee of alliance
ilotm not want the lieon es mrtv. The 1 e-
yelopnients of today settUl that conclusively.
The ctininiittee. which met in Atlanta today
passed no resolution declarim.' this fact, but
the complexion of the committee appointed
to attend the national convention, where
the iteoples' party will lie passetl upon.
leaves 110 room for doubt on this point.
The most iinnortent work done was the
election of delegates to the national alliance
convention, which meets in St Louis, Feb
ruary This convention will lie an im
portant one. as the third party matter was
referred to it. The dcleLtites were instruct
ed to vote as a unit 011 all tiuestions eoniintr
neiore tne convention, hvery one of the
gvntlemen is against the third party.
11 is noiiceauie mat repuinicans all over
the country are becoming restless over the
eontlition of things in their party as to a
presidential candidate. They feel keenly
the humiliation heaped iixm the party foy
this waiting for Ulaine and Harrison to de
termine for and 011 behalf of five million
voters which one of the two shall be the
candidate of the party for president. What
a spectacle for free American citizeiw to
look upon
There Is nothing tint c cares so much
alarm among administration republicans
as the reported ute-nent of IIlin.ti,c'hair
man of the apprOrhliliCin Committee, that
he intends to cut down the appropriations
of this congress one hundred millions be
low that of the last congress. It Is a mat
ter of much gratification to see these
gentry so much disturbed. It augurs well
fcr the tax payers of the country. The
people are willing to be taxed to pav the
expenses of government economically ad
ministered, but they protest against the
extravagance of the "billion dollar" con
gress.
Henry ("nboi Lodge gives in the Sundsv
Orcnonian a history of the development of
the manner of electing a president and
vice-president since the organization of
the government. Due unfortunately he
fails to tell how he attempted to secure a
new "development" by means of uis -force
bill." Candid'y, it is safe to say tha'
Lodge is ashamed of that effsr.
V W Davis is now in cnurge ot the Del
mrnico rettaurant. Meals 25 cents. Eatrrn
oyitcrs, fresh. Everything G:st-clar?:
For Sale. Twenty-tour acre trtct of
land, nil in cultivation, suitable for prune
orchard, $.45 per acre. Inquire on prem
ises of Vm St John, 4 miles west of Tan
cent.
It ia actually economy to drink Beeoh'j
Tea. Keing absolutely pur!, it is rnul,
atronaor than the artiricial te-.s, nbout one
third less of ic, or about twenty graius. be
in eq uirsd per cup. As there are 7,0S0
grains to a pound, there will bn seen to be
between three and four hundred cup3 to the
pound. As it is nut GO cents pur pound,
this is at tho rate of about oiw fifth of a cent
per cup. For sale at Allen Brrwi.
Go to F E Mle wr.nn you want aorof
thin,; sweet. Honey, mapieayrup, (-to.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
mifANTED. Highest pries mid for
IT blues at the chair factory, Albany,
Oregon.
JOR SAL(5 Homo and corner lot lu
U' l 3d add. S'5'J. Apply to I vv Davl.-,
MONEY TO LOAN Homo oipila! to
loan, in sums to sui:.on Albany and
Linn N)untv real eHta'o or goid personal
secuntv. W K McHhorson, First Slreit
opp. M"sonic Ifall, Albany, Or.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given to all parties tha
in accordance with law I have posted tres
pass notices on my premises forbidding
parties hunting on the6ame. In disre
gaid of said notices parties have constantly
trespassed en the premises, and in conse
quence a valuable horse has been injured
by discharge of firearms. This is to notify
any and all parties, that I have made up
my mind to prosecute any party who tres
passes further on my premises to the full
extent of the law, and that I will give $25
reward to any person who will name the
party who shot mv horse.
Lebanon, Or., Dec 30th, 18 ji.
MARION" DURKHART.
Albany
Manufacturers
(EAM EKCIrlES CRIST AHO
SAW
Mill lianunirru mnu ...nur.
"wn.Livmunirir.rii inufirnuni
AHD ALL KIH53 OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IM
IRON AMD BHASS
CASi'i-'CS.
social attouliou jaid
da of mnehiners
o . ualrlntf til
r'sUtirns Mado on Short Nolics
k:k iikhk
Parktr liros, growers.
New cloaks at V K Ittjatl's.
I.ltct styles f,f hit It W K Keau ...
Reduction ia utii'iiyr goils'at W K Komi's
Apple psrers f t sale, at Stew.irt .t Sx s.
8 A Hulio. druggist., French's corner.
Kiae groceries at Conn & llt'iidrieseu'.).
Latest sheet nii-io at Will & Link's.
ParasnN and "nil umbrella) at Ions than
cost at W K Read's.
Oolil pcct:ii'!ei o e idrtssev, nil Ktyle.t
anil prices, at F M French's.
The finest line of pneket knives in tlio
city at Stewjrt & 8-ix's.
Itariiains in Bold watches at French's,
"Tho Comer Jewelry Store."
A full Hue of Warner's cornets. lt in
the world for the money, at V F Read's.
J. V. Bonttey, leidint h-ot and ch ?
maker, iust east of Kwvero House.
Silk utn!:re!ia in uttural wood hi'itUe
cheap a' ''-pruri'a Jewelry etord.
(Jo to Klein t'.r. s and havo your shota
repaired while vnu wait.
I'atronizo heme industiy ami buy hieil-
matlo harness, w.-irr.-into 1, from O C .Mc
Far I ml, at Dubrulllea old vtiorl.
Gi to o V Cobb, successor to Pauley ,:
Smil", Fiiati Bl.Hk, for ymirj b printing
?f ail kinds
AtHft Staffs
watches, diamond and other rings, jew
elry, nilverw are, Ac, in the city.
All I inds of choit?e entinsr and couiiing
iiipl ;i at Allen Bruu,
Jus
24.
tn Just 21 Lours j. V. 8. relievos constipation
and sick headache j. After it gels tho system
Under control an occasional dose prevents return.
We refer by permission to W. II. Marshc'l, llre.ns
wick House, S. Geo. A.lVenicr, 531 California
Bt., 8. F. ; Mrs. C. Hclviu, J36 Kearny St., 8. K,
and many others who have found relief from
constipation and sick headaches. U.YV. Vincent,
v, w iHicuw wan, o. writes: "i lira co years
ago aud havo been troubled with constipation
for 20 years. I was recently Induced 10 try Joy's
Vegetablo Sarsaparlllo. I rccogulzed in It al
once an herb that the Mexicans used to glvo us
In tie early 60'a for bowel troubles. (I camo to
California in 1833,) and I knew tt would help roo
and it has. For the first time in years I can sleep
well and my system Is regular and in splendid
condition. The old Mexican herbs In this remedy
are a ccrtalu cure in constipation and bowel
troubles." Ask for
Vegetable
Sarsapajiila
FOR SAIX IIV
STANARD & CUS!CK ALBANY
SHERIFF'S SALE.
III tun Circuit Court of th
SfYite oj Oregon or
the Coitnt of Linn.
The American Mortirae Compauv of
ci'tlhL-d, (limited.) Plaintiff,
Kdu-in Wilcox, tmsteo,
iivid aud A itnes lie! 1,
and Willia
Defendant.
JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 bv virtue of an execution and order of
sale issued out of tne above named Court in
the above entitled action, to me directed atd
delivered, I will on
Saturday, the UDIb ilny of January-, IHV'l.
at the Court House door in the city of Al
bany , Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of 1
o'clock p m of said day,tell at public auction
for cash in hand to the highest bidder, the
real property described in said execution
and order of aalo as follows, to-wit: Be
ginning at the northeast corner of tha Rus
sell Hill donation land claim, notification
23-12, claim 77, in township 12, south of
rane 2 west of the Willamette .Meridian,
thcuce runniDe south 11.50 chains; thence
south 35 decrees east 32 chains to the head
of a siough; thenco down the middle of the
Sr.u'.iam r.ver .Jbeha-ns; tbenno west 18
eluiim to the platt,! of beginning, coiitaiiiinfi
.":0 aolcs mora or Ics anil bun;.; a portion of
tho eat l.aif of sectiou 44. AUo (Ik dona,
tioo b.ud claim of Jjh.i W'ibel, notification
2.'S2. claim No 37, and beinn parts of Mo
tions 3, 4. !) and il). in township l.'I.eouth of
raiKO 1 wett of tho Willainetto Me'itliun ami
l-eing bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Betiinnios: at a point 14.1)5 chains
north and 2.15 chains west of the northwest
corner ot saiti section lu and running thence
north 24.75 chains ; thence west 55.50 chains;
thenco south 53 40 chains; thence east (13.(10
chains; thence north z.ivo chains; thence
west S. 10 chains to tho place of bcuinninir.
containing 321.21 acres. Also donation land
claim of Henry K (ireer, notification 22i)(i,
claim No 47, beina parts of sections 11 and
14, in township 12, south of range 2 west of
the Willamette Meridian, being bounded and
do-enbed as follows, to.wit: Beginning at
a point 13. GO chains north anil 24 GO chains
east of the northwest corner nf section 14,
and running theace south 32.75 chains;
ihen 5e east 48.40 chains; thence north 32.75
chains; thence west 48 50 chuna to the
place of beginning, containing 151). .10 acre?.
Abo the donation land claim of Adolph
(ieislor, notilication No 2331, claim No 38,
being parts of sections 2, 3, 10 aud 11 ju
township 13. south of ranige 1 west of the
Willamette Meridian,boundedand described
as follow, to-wit: Beginning at a point
5 92 chains east and 14 01 chains north of
the southwest corner of said section 3 and
running thence east 84.3G chains; thence
south 34 chains; thence west 84.21 chains;
thence 38.41 chains to the place of be
ginning, containing 310.117 acres, all lying
aod being situated in Linn conuty.Oregon.
Tho pioceeds aiising from tho sale of said
real property to be applied first, to the pay
ment ef the costs of this suit and of tie sn'id
sale and tho original cost, taned at ?37.GO,
and tho further sum of $)0 attorney's fees;
second, to the payment nf ol.-untilPs claim
amounting to the sum oi flls.'l.'i .33 ond ao -ru
ing interest thereon at tho rate of ten per
cent per annum; third, the overplus if any
there be.be prtitl over to sai l l-Jdwin Wilcox,
trustee.
Djtcd tdis 28th day of December, ISM.
M. SCOTT,
She: iff of Lim county, Oi ceo n
l;y C K Scott, Deputy.
Joys
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
itud
Elder Flower
Cream
In net ooMuttie in tl.o if mho In which tint term
t I'wi'iiurlr UHf.l, dut niiaiiPiiUy liuifi'ft, Ii
rr :-.(.? aH(t, mooih, eletr, vo'vety kkiti, riiI In
it ii I., use pn.iiii&lly iiiaUm Mia tMiu1r iuii tevenil
kIulJw whitfti. It it a C'linti.inl prou-i'limi from thf
rtlt'Mi ! tun mul win.. Km. p'evenH mm iMirn aim
rrvtlUe, mid bliu-k hem Is will nvi-r cotn wliil yon
rxf it. II v If tx nit tiu (too lar IxMtvr IIihh tm ami
naler, nuriliM ami Imil u up tin ikin tii(if nI
I'ttMCiit th fvriiiMtion f writiklcs ll pvi tht
rr i.hin-, i'lriitriM autl tmiMilitirxB nf fkiii thai you
b.-l when liulo irl. Kvory inl,v, yininn or ull
oti-lit u ni it, tut it nivet niuifi vinithfnl a(rur
mwv t any Imly. it'xl Miiil iH'nmnmtti v . It Pinitums
11 .tiJ. pDWiltr or a kill, vut is nn hurrtilt'iin au drn
m;. 1 u.4 ni'Urihiic ( I he rk'ii a trw i to the tWwvr
Trier mi Ml, at nil tlrni'inn ami htinin"f r, tirat
M-h i.f rriN HrliMti'i utUbliMimciit, 10.1 1'oHt trwt
San rraiiri'iro, whsm ilif IkmIhIuuIiom ftir all hltininh
1 tit triofai' or Hure. ,tl.t.-it a ttliianeo trutctl
by lotUT, iSttiiil aHmtip ttr nor iittlr book "How U
ltt IttiMUtifiU."
Sample Bottle : .It: .f;"e,S,.;:"
o ty p :tkre in t .'k i;, l- ly a,'ut wit'.r.l
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Face Bleach
Curin tio wornt nin? t.( I'Vpckii-i. Sunburn, Sal
vvtit.M'th.a'flif, I'iniplfAiiiHlnll xkiit hlvimahw.
Ir(rr AI.IHI. IlarinlcnH ami effective : i. aamile
ckii be Hunt : l&ly au'entH w.tutcil.
ThD Thinrrrriof hi thi town wh . ftrt onlett a
J.UQ UL UliUIob bi'l of niv nrn.nrti.iM nlll
have his name added U lii alTiTtiMiiunt.
Hy retratio in air fur le by wholesale dmif
If tsis Chicrtaiul axwe'ity wett of it,
WHY IS THg
L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE centPen
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEVP
It Is a wamlusadlio, with 110 taoksor wai thread
to Imrt thi feet; maito of the best line calf, styllriti
and ciY, and because tre make more lAiwn of this
grade than any other manuiti'turer. It cuuula luuiLl
Bt'wvd shwRcistlni frmii $M to
CC 00 (pmiiiip 1 1 an iUhc wed, thf flnoqt ralf
HtmJm shoo ever olTiTcd for JS.id; pfiualrj ircucli
unportffl shfrs which cost froin $-untc$li!.U',
CtA 00 Ilfiud.Scweil vt Shoe, lino eiMf.
Btyllsh. coinriiriahle mid durabh'. Tho best
shoe 4-vpr oni-n-d tit this nrlct ; same rrado tu CU4-tom-mailp
shoi-s costlttj frum $'..(U to $'.t.iji.
6Q 50 Police Miopi Farmers, Kallrnnf! Men
iJ and LftUTfarriursall wcarthein; Hue calf.
Seamless, smoyiri lusiilc, heavy three Bolus, citoa
Bioii cd. One pair will wear a year,
CO ,in" mlfi nohpttorHliooevrofTorMftt
Pb thin prlcui (mo trial will convince tliyw
who want a shoe for comfort and nervfre.
CSO and g'J.IIO WorkiiiBman'ii ihoct
are very mron and durablw. J hos wuo
hiue glTen thmi a trial win wear no othr make.
PlftVC' 9-00Lnnd SI. 7.1 Fchaol nhn,- nro
J worn by tho ujya everywhere; they uuli
oa mci.r merlta, ns tho IneroasitiR sales show,
ftfljae S.'l.OO Ilnnd-Npwcd shot?, best
lmQUIvO ItonKoIa. vuryBtyliah'.eiiuulai'rciicll
lmorted shoes eoallm,' from t.ij to 8C.UI,
. l.ndipa !.3U. fc'J.OU iiud 81.75 Rhoo fot
Blisses aro the best fl lie binola. stvllsli and Ourablo.
Cnuiion. See that L. luiiKlaV name uod
price are stamped on the bottom of each shoo.
nr-TAKE NO iSmSTITLTE.l
TnBlwton local advertised dealers Slinplyluir yno.
XV, L DOlLiLA, Urocktou,Iii8. aolOby
SDL. K. 1U.AJN.
C
IT Y KlSCCi MOtCK
Pfeiffer Block,
Albany
Stand & Cusick
R0PD11CTOKSI
-CRALRRK I!
C bcmu-ulti, , Farii'v
and Toilot Atiir.h-.n,
upplioH.
rii i hun ; r i riiIU iift
TO CONTRACTOliS.
Notice Is l.frehv given that lilds will he
recniveu rrrttio tmllilinR of the Cumber
land Presbylerlan cburoh until 1 o'clock
p m on Wednesday. Jannnry fit Ii, 1892, at
mo nnruwpre niro cl V ti Koscoe. in
Aiotny, firepnii. wliereplMis andfTieci
flcatiniia my bo The liylit to rf jeet
nnj or mi uiua is roserve'j.
K a Irvinb.
J C PoilTKB,
H Bryant,
CommiUte.
J. A. Ciiinniipg.
Wall Paper,
Oriigrs, laint. Oils
(jJltlWN, litC,
f-'OSNAV & MASON
I) uiigt'fit.sijfift b'owlvwllers
A:; tr. ;urJiIi-i Ii, Alrtmi'p puiil!otlon&
Oi(-b Wo wil yiLll'iljer1 y.ritwi with
AILKIWY. UUU2L
ASK YOUR
ASK THE PEOPLE
Where
Where
to get the I'.est
to get tho Tlott
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
Aud they will Answer witli One Voice, at
G. W.
Julius Gradwolil's Bazaar
The very latest news ia
9R ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for
Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 25c.
17 lbs. Granulated Sugar $100
20 lbs. Extra C Sugar White 1.00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon . 25
5 Gallons Good Pickles 90
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 00
A Complete Hanging Lamp 2.00
Wholesale prieoof miar - loo lbs extra C, l.7"i; 100 ilm Rinmilnted, tO.TS.
I will comluot a Ntrict tih ftlnre, nti'l alt ttomlv will ha n.)!l fur nit cAih iV.xu 10
o 25 per cont Uwh than rrfii nr prir. My Htock of Chinawani, failoy Ko.'idi), and
ill tlio deHirahlB nylen nf ilf.HiuM, os woll ui a tr.muirAl aMLirtiiiBiit of Kroceriim, urouk
ry. lamps nd fixttirfMi in irompiHlH. 1 mko a nfioi l ky of litis ty, ejtloo anil
bikiiiK Jiowder, and always pl"iio my nustomorH,
My diHiilay of new tnyi and iiav':iui lor lUe lioliilavti this year will bo the
eno-l wet brouglit to Albany, Julliin Uratl wohl.
ALLEN
Wholesale
CIGARS TOBACCO, AND
KINDS IN LARGE OR
IN THEIR
Flinti Block.
LEADINGDRUGGISTS
DRUGS. MEDICINES
Wq are the People
Yli afry tin rno3t onniplcts lin of Ilard
ware, Stoves, Ranges, clo., in tho market.
TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DEAD!!
V'hile trying to Crowd then
WAY INTO'
DEYOE & FROMAN BROS
Store, where they always have on hand
hu largest Stock BOuth of Portland, of
the latest Improved Rifles and Shot
Juns; an Immense stock of Fishing
lackie ot every description; ients.
Mammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands
ot other things too numerous to mention
Repair Shop
In connection with the Store, and one ol
"ie best workmen In the State to do any
ina an Kinas ot work.
Come one Come al. No rouble to
how goods. "Small profit and quick
Is oui .notto.
FISH
I'OL LTRY. (AM K.fresh
from Portland and other
places, always on hand at
our market, near corner of
Second and Ellsworth streels.
Gsorob Slavghter.
NEIGHBOR I
OF LINN COUNTY
llargainn,
Value for Your M-.
mey,
-IN-
SIMPSON'S.
that you can buy at JULIUS
net cash, goods as follows;
BROTHERS,
RETAIL G
CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
SMALL QUANTITIES
SEASON.
ALBAS 1
GES,
STATIONARY &C
FORTMILLER & IRVING,
-FUNERAL MRECTORS.-
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Real Estate gents.
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