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glcJUj democrat ' I l ! Il'lllll exwpt Sunday. week WZH VI'TflVii. EtiitoneiidPrup' Km: LV'.I fl III., Plttl nffl:.B .1 All - -""'"i i-m-v mail matter. ll'Otllll (-ot D N'AMiis.-Tlie Dkmocrat, in order to keep its rcadnrs posted of what wan go- .... ...muj imnnsne.i a latter trom ?iT i "urneu 10 a Koseimrg man in whir uie cuiein journal wi.s treated in a nnti v live kind of a manner. In response to a B" lu""r 'ruin me nulilisliers Jiulm" urnett li.n written he followinj;, which wuuiraKive: in answer to your letter of i cm nisi , win siiv mat t wrote the letter you refer to without any thought tnat i! , -uu.i. o iw puniisiifu. Afterwards upon wqiiest consented tu its puhlii ation. with out thinking inueh about it. i had no in tention to do you or your pane-ran injustice. I ho ,1 Judge tullertcn in high esteem, and what I meant was to give expression to the laea tlut good namo in manor woman 18 the immediate jewel of the soul," and it abetter that they should lose their lives than to lose it. 1 did net desire to injure anyone, and disavow any desire to do you any rnmstice.or the paper which you print. It I have done so I aui willing in .In ,.11 1 can as an honorable man to undo the injust lot I may have done you in the premises. To Nkiiit. The Calhoun Opera Comp any arrived in Albany this noon and will present the popular opera "i'lie Bohemian U11I, with the full companv. Our readers are already thoroughly posted, and the sale of teats shows what may be expected in the way of an audience. The house will bo filled. Mr Conrad, the genial manager of the company, reports an excellent business re sarclesa of hard times, a scarcity of at tractions and the desire to see something good 111 the operatic lino bringing large houses. Portland. Tni-ninn nn.l u.,4tlA ..II , , .......... uuuuo ml Showed a live appreciation; but Victoria ffV 1!"co,llver B "' Mifgest business of '; " inongu nam times are there as well as-clscwhere. There have been almost no uiirncuons tnero during the season. Mr vjnira.i was mgniy pleased with Albany. The company will go from hero to Eugene, thence to Chico. Sacramento and San f rancisco. homb ao The De Mots farr.Pv are singing "Sweet Ore-on" throujh l ie east. i ne-e his never been a blhtzard In the Vt iliamet'e va'lry. Smoke lint fact. Sprc'sl mi vices each evening at Pre.bvie'tan church ..nnH..,.,...! 1 .. G wynne, Kveribodv invlicd. A- U..I.I 1 I ..L ,. vii iiiii;.uu mrinu.iv hr, iva 10 dc ine ''vest loot ball m. jh uciffecn cie coueee team nA e'even of unVnowna, to be plaved on the base bad grounds. The i.nkn.mn. k y i-.es in am and he col u 1 aic e.nec-ini. vv w rti S've them tome pointeis. " "pectid that Sheriff Jsckson "u,u uiuve ai nusnnell.ll', tonight: but be is In the mid.! nf th irtr,ii,i. 1.11 1 uci:iiinins on Klin.lt mnA ...1.1..1. o:o.kauinS trains generally through ' cmnirv. and iium-h im 11.... ...1. u- 1. i , " . . . .v.. nndi c is noini tins evenim. It I. F""'" mm even nusseil Wll reio ce at v.ui-g DacK 10 uregon. ss 1 aunerintemlr i:t '.mm a Robert Woodmanscc, who escaped from million iwo weens f go, on Sunday evening at a farm Iiouka aimm .nii- from Brownsville. Mr Brvant nnlv.rf o.ue with the abacondlni' v,i,.M, ,. allernoon local ycsierdav. This is th Joy w hose home was at Sclo and ho was probably ssslsted in secretins him-if u,. iiciius in mai viciniiy. statesman. The school laws sav that dl may annually expend $30 for apparatus. inai does not include brooms, buckets WaslinanS. Wini0w-linrlt. nr unn being counted as Incidentals. Sucn 'things as digging wells; bulldlnir fences sn.l r... oalrlng school liouses must not be paid tor out of ihe school fund, but he In some way especlal'v provided for Th. should be spent by every district In the county. I'HBSOK'AI. A I)l'j;i-ino Ouound. The Southern Pacific has been in the habit of making J""'"' J ""'i- i uumping grounil tor lionos, bringing them from Portland to his city, without complaint and making them all get off here. Chief of l'olioa Leo wmt tr, ... ES;iin,iT'ier't f lM askir.' that Albany be " '. "iner towns aim mat me Hobos be distributed along the road, giving as one reason our recent reduction in force. Mr Lee received the following characteristic letter. After acknowledging the receipt he iays: "VVo think you should consider that we are entitled now to as much protection in proportion to the taxes that we pav. as we have formerly received from the polk force of Albany, and such wo will have to insist upon." The fact is the 3 1 has been receiving more protection than any other institution in Albany in proportion to taxes Albany and is entitled to letter treatment at the hands of the S. 1. A Hospital Coups. A ncr feature in the (I N 0 of Oregon is a hospital corps S7 .1 " : ' . uninu organized, lhat of the first regiment will be nt Port land. Albany is fortunato in having one tor the Second regiment at this city. I)r M il l:hma the 1st surgeon and J A Cum mings assistant surgeon . These gentlemen are now prenarimr for Ihn fiirnml nr.,.;. yation of the corps on next .Monday even ing nt the armory. It will consist of .-inj iiiuiiiucrs. an new recruits except the surgeon and assistant. The ollicers will probably be selected by Companv. Ine hospital corps m an interesting feature in tue .N (t and -in actual service is im-' portaiit in a regiment. A School Boy KiM-o.-Kd Blake, cf poiip creek, appeared before Justice Wilson last evraing and plead guilty to having had a fight with Paul IJiKlele, also of Sp creek. 11ml iilinn 1,1 - ..iiimui in mat uisirict. It teems that young Blake had some trouble at no when the director was called in and a light was the result Justice Wilson impc ? I a tine of on the young n,:lr O il Irvine and family, of McMinnville, are in the city visiting" their parents and mends. Mr Hubert ft Coltoncame up from Port land last evening to visit MrsColton and Alliany friends, and as well to keep an eye on business. Wm Babcnck. well known by memliers of the Albany 'MCA has been retained as active secretary of the Salem Y M C A. A nappy cnoice. Mrs Hitchens and her daughter, Miss Carl, returned home today after a visit of several weeks with relatives in Albany and Independence. Corvallis News. Mr G B Haight has rented the co.-ner store being fitted up opposite tho Dkmo ckat office and will move into it when ready for occupancy with his butcher shop. Jerry Shea, the onion producer of Sweet Home, was in thn r-itv tnilnv X'y Cl.no has not been affected by high freight rates uu me j 1-. as ne does 111s own hauling he is able to meet all competition. Stephen Miller, who has been foreman of ine kj r DiaeKsmitli shop at Yaquina for a number of years, died on Thursday. Ho was oi years old, an old soldier and a ineni oer ottneu A K. lajuis L Williams, of Alaska, has been appointed U S marshal of Alaska to suc ceed o 1 Porter, of this city, who has heli the position for fourycars and four months. Mr Porter will return to the valley with a nice property as the result of his residence mere. State Printer C Baker and wifo came tip from Salem last night, Mrs Baker going in liiMueui wnero ner relative Mr John uenril is Ivincr at t in nomt nf drvith Stat. unlay eveing at the age of 85 vears. M Heard received his first 1ml, tism. IMImr .ueiu,er penorming tho service. Dunbar's Mrnleare PiniTLAMi, Feb 111. Dunbar, recently found guilty of smuggling, wai sentenced today to two years in tin county jail and 10 pay 11 line ot l,im which was paid. News. A Mi:ktixi of the numbers nf the kin aenmrten Association will be held nt the old L I church building this evening at (.AitiiEx- Sekds. Kvery body should have a garden. Are you one who will. Ihen go to Stewart A- Sox Hardware Co and make your selection fioin a fresh supply of all the seeds in the market, the largest stoc 111 the cily. See th- New Improved Singer sewng tn hiri. The h-it ilwsyi the cheai-st . WS.wden, a-cnt. Ollico at F M Krencb cwtiry store A 1 common cause has made the firemen of Albany a unit, and what was at n" I00U upon as a misfortune i, being a? Ti'r1. " 0,ki"S o the - yj, Ilrw inIHn.rii ot Aihanv eie. i , " Tim W 'allei1 for eiet i.ig l0 be held at the union hall of the companies. Several bright minded ladies . 1 1 '!.te ,lM" P'oper occasion for a genera iron. hv l.,.i.i. !:..i . , & M' Hi.1!' Cw- Mr Homer Phil- ami Misses Tilly and Bessie Uorris, Clare Warner and IWtha Keifer were comai ttiteu a couiniittAA , .1 v ruicriuuimeni, ana the result was i fireu!,,herd,v.eit'0m t'0rU'9 Chief fciig.neer Danr.als called ihe large idie.iceof ladies ninl i: 1 1 . -,v "ciiii.-u wuruer, -Unef Kngineer Wyatt delivered tho address of welcome in elopient erms. He was responded to by Mrs Dr Keller, who.e , l,Yuucu ie mine ine hrenien. 1 ne nan riiw wiiii I'lioav. ....11.. of ll, in. "'"" ." e.iinnei- ... ,.,. , ,r iiepariuient. Joe Webbe .t,. it,, t t-uuer iieiivt.r.Mi f I.; haracteristic sneeches. full nf tn,;;.. CJ rrr,;.,.. 1. ...1,' l -r... .... . , '""'"'"-c" i.l. "t " t" ,. uon 116 wa a mem ber of the Sun rrnneisco fire denartmont men came his sen-u-n ne n.;f c 1. o .i...i ------ j.niueer 01 I,..?. ..' nre. "epartnient in the earl oj s, an interest.ng feature being a lette"r .llliuil in 1BOU t,y M w V , In 1 Webber on the former Icavimr f, the east n IN18 lie came to Ailum- : wiT ... U1 Premt gituution ureninntouo the best nossibln fni !, .ram, preiiicung within six months to s year a prosperity for Albanv not vet known His remarks on the subject we're an in ."lUUll. non J K Vm .orfor.l fll....I I Craw-ford, now 78 years old. stmke em- iiiuiciuiy in xavor ot .No. I n n.r nd iii.uiiiiiK wnere u is, and closed by re marking that he was for the firemen though he could not run as fast as he could 7S years ago. councilman Ohaa Pfeiffer, nlways the 11 leuu or me nreinen. rriivn th ..nnn; . siiiiauon on the subtect, and among other Dungs remarking that he was confident arrangements would be made for an engi for No. 2's engine, and that the engines would remain where they are. Councilmen fcchell and Walters also spoke and may be t i,- "i1"" nH inenus 01 me nremon. "in nicnarus. toreman of So. I s furred the nozzle of his remnrks into sensible nnes 01 a conciliatory nature, t hus Metz- gcr Bpoite in nrey sentences, warming upon me sunject of the Coffee Clnb, which he am eien me saiocn keepers appreciated as they never got anything for their liquor after a tire. W W Rowell. foreman nf 2 S. wns beard from tl.tt o.n null. JUUire 1" inn. lna.1 nntor n md..1. al to l, .ll u: e' on name. Then came a delicious repast and a con Hagrntien of sociability. The firemen gave a rousing vote of thanks, and when a late adjournment came it was with the feeling that the Albany fire department was in kuuu conuition anu an honor to Albany Receiver Clark kn it .. ..n 1 1,".? fn,l,lo-? f'!1' wageJ. 'and 1 IS. u ' P'"l'.lt as nearly us pe I viv. ne IS HUH kind i.f a i,,.,n M the OTt THE ftOL'THKHM .Bol'XDIBV . , , . Feb 12th, 1894. -i weeK, wim the exception of Mon- .-j, i..iii!ij stormy one. mere was aooui an incn pt snow on the ground Fri- duv mnminn Mr M Wilkirs was able to be taken to visti ins son jasper last Monriav. Bonieot Mr .McMury a children are sick -,ul K'U't iw f'iua anu r(l Alllng ham are just recovering from the same useiise, uie itnier has oeen quite sick. liranville Morrow lnourns the loss of lii bird dog since the S S pay train made it bust trip up the road. hchcol district No. In l.n ,.,...i.. has let the contract for n new fu-linnl hnxua to James Barger of Kugene for &118, part of the lumber is alread on tho ground nnd murn win ne uegun unmet hate v. It is said that Mr tinti hell is i i. marrietl to n Salem ln.lt. Anno.A- 1 ding is reported in the near future nnd three more of the too numerous widowers make frequent trips to Kugeno so it is to be honed this neiirliln.rlir.i .:n i. 1 lonely next winter than it has been this. Miss Nettie VVillouirlibv bus l. sick the last few davs. 1 .".M.'.,.!!09 '', MACINTOSHES and v.13 Ml-.HS, molcditig mny novoltie o r Irt li es, mis-cs ud oliildren. ii now e 1 Young. tho hour of 7:.'iO considering the P 111. tor the nurnAMA nf r....:i -i;.. . 1 --i -v control of the kindergarten school, and other ma ters of importance. A short pro gram will !. presented. Hy order othe Stbktlv lx washing the Al rtnctly in it. it It. When it comes any Steam Laundry the city; the Celestial; oing the business of are going to the rail. 2J cent, a tlozen for" pTain hin 1 1 cheap enotig , for myM' in L'oT"-. ! "I? '''''"I" J & t class ... ivaui laundry. ITr-Mr John Isom iroogl, to the bub her shop of KmcnVt A- d I 2f 1 ! when dress'- i ins is nani to beat. Sutntner weakness, that tfr.l ft:n- loss of appetite and nervous prostration are driven awav hv llnnd car.nn.vin. III. - . L . . " 'M"I ..- ucluih ine morning sun. To realize Ihe benefit of this g.cat medicine tAvm it a l.t.t Surf. eflicient, easv Hood's Pllis. French has ihe i srectacits nnd eve rr hk- in T l county rnces to suit the limes . "jsow Is Ihe winter of our dlscor.le maue g.ortoui summer', by Ayre's Sarta puma, i nis wonde.-Iul medicine so I Kora ine syst.m and enriches th. mtiou mat co: wealhtr becomes potrr i..j.M.jic. arctic exp.tjrers would well to nakeja note of this. IVontllte. har.1 liiiiaa ll.n,...u'iur t..-i- and i-onsider how wo are blessed in the matter of weather. In tho east a snow blizzard :f let r fie ..varii.. ;. .it- .1.1. to the afflictions of poverty. Here it is pring like, and at nr. fi,n l" 1 , a,n..l. . wvc-11 CUIU """s" lu cause momentary suffering. An eastern natr tnlk-s anli.l :.. . manner that should open the eyes of busi- .Tt!'!en-;itrtai"l)''. whe" ' l-eeded, it behooves the merchant to make his greatest efforts to obtain it; and if he is using luetliunis that have proved them selves valuab a an J pffceiiv. i returns when business wiu brisk, lie should . ...mo using mose metlniiiis when it is umi, anu it unv chatiLK n.n.i. ; 11,.. amount of advertising done, it should be in ZiT., inereasing, rather than diminishing, the same, lie would thus, in stead of add.nir to th. mini, i- ri:., press tho reailers of liisaiinouiHvments'.with some of his ow-n confidence in the value of . anu sene to u.ing to an end the period of depression, and hxsten the re turn of confidence ia the comiinitiity and normal conditions of trade. Will U Stark, ,,. .ewel-r. If you want a tine smokf call f, iauur cigars. The besViuvat .1.. luyer a W Josephgi "ity .t ( nmad HkI... r. m. ha.:,.l''"5v.r ware - g.cai arat ot talk. 1 a.roniaa h.m. in.i 4 1.. telebrated wh.i- l.:":"7- " '" the bv luiin. jmi ""f;-"turl ThuMl'r..Li-. . troned. .U"'"'oa "'! To tobuv. biL"r',.i0l"e ?TM Brooks. ' r ona. The "epner (.azotte says: There is an item afloat to the effect than in a neighbor ing town is a lodge of Partners Alliance, which meets Monduvni.rl,iu ti, ly one lodge room 111 the town, anil Tues day nights it is occupied by Knights of I Ttluns. 1 he presitlent jf one of the sub allinnces came tn rnwn '1'i.u.l ... --.1 .. . . - , mm mrciiiir a light in the lodge room concluded he would go over there. He ptve the proper knock at the outer door. The wicket was raised and an ear placed to hear the pass word. "I plow, 1 hoe. I spade," whisiiered the alliance man. The ear was replaced with an eve. nnd in turn if .,!..., r... a mo ith, which whispered in renfv. "The 'J ;d y do, and the wicket was dropped with a bang. The indignant farmer shortly after met a "brother," to whom he told his tale of woe. "Why, dod was the sharp replv. of the "tnem's Knights of Pvthias and you ve give em our password." "Dogged eniug up i..c cm uur passworu. iiogged t, was the response, "but, (bright p) dum 'em I've got theirs." course you feel Don't Swcar. Of like It lome times; but there is nothing In It. Slmplv learn a lesion, and the next time go to Par 1 er Bros for your grocer ies, produce and baked goods. ISo one ever ejaculates profanely after leaving their store, for not onlv are the h.t cerles in the market sold; but everybody from a child loan old gentleman, Is treat ed courteously. Tl.elr baked goods. In a large vaneiy, are superior and popular If you wonld keen In nood hmr ,i,i. the world always try Parker Bros. Dr. Price's Cream Bcklng Powder World's Fair Hlihest Award. Wear 'Eu Out! Ine- .1 0,;,-!.J" "'?.'akeyor wash work ll "yo" Richard 1 want vour wen done at living nrlc. t.i.i. They know howwhhourlTan..L;'.U,;: iiiciii around a pcle. A cotton carjwt soon looks f-i.li j oiled, while a good linen w ,r, ..-n'1 will remain britdit.and s eepa-ier'" can buv the best of the Albany niltur Co. Ihey have a new lot. "m.iur II crey. f.,f"F falP.H.lr Renewer rt V" T, ""..henatu: and strong, pleaslng-e'rerfboir;. t C E Biownell, grocery store ir?l "J PPu,'"ty. He carries , 'n a ltght room, easily acc, n --ie.iiH. fncrean fine itock Hectical hi. .-.) Neict dcor to tho P O. 1 hOUSflnrift nf . ibeuseofAverPecme ...croup ana whooping conah ihe iw. . has a most marvelcui.lff.i.1, ' I. . ec,oraJ ammatlon, frees the bstrucieH t S' ,n" nd contre), ,he deVlre to 'dh"lr P""1!? a " IS". UR STOCK LACKS noth- inp uut buyers. Thov will eon.e. '1 l.cy will be sati.. fied. They will buy at THE FASTEST PRICES EVER HADSl FOR SOCK QUALITIES. Visitors are not asked to BELIEVE but are shown goods to CONVINCE them ihat we are leading the trade in STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, LADIFG FINE SHOES If you want VALUE FOR YOUR VlONsiY call 011 us. Yours Truly Read, Peacock A Co, FffiT.roV' WAMTED.- A good fjn lly who will lake a girl 12 year, of age and rear y one of .,e Uny Call at tut. ofBce. New AdvertisemenTs. IV VE b'e" A I bany e!ee I1 triclinia too'r-ili l,..t hi-..i" j pevintt atoe'4 In thle . in. trn...i.. .. thl wim u Jewel Stoves and Ranges Best On The Earth VI 7 ANTED Pushiug Cinvut r of good paid weekly; Pifrmaneat emit. -.... nnv w BK03. CO., Nurserymen, Pcrtlantl' Ore- for Sh!o or Trade, cbean for cf,h or win .D,i - i ' 'i . y or wholly inprov: not very tnr from a uouse ari'1 lot In PpR RE-T.TCott(ri with fiy rorrr, this omce. ' v"" KI TT ST. A Jrrpv cjif. b'noM with whit near Aibaay. Horjoa Fromau' fa-in, HO UV. ci Jii cU.n . Un heo. 12, 1894, near A I bany. to Mr and Mrs Aim. . v-ai luiti itliniM T. Air Ai.baivv Jewelry Stohm f Mul,..," n.p"a8 I' "hat in.-s -i '""J trr the ; Ine-g silverware, watches, cocks SWelrv IfrnoralU I- .1 . " ifactoIv'nV: J",'"' t- ' t V! mer krep In k. Not bo, wilho,lt nd Clean l wing 'S: I ;p to e re-r cosi'in er it Vi iurt ck Dr. Price's Cream Baking Psdcr r" """C-.,n. of Tart., tw,.. A Usdlcal F!ra Gi.es Awj Cask. J. F. Smith 4 Co. of No. i3S Green. ich St., Kcw York, the manufactur ers of that favorite cntbart' 3 known as Smith's Bile Beans, hav adopted a norcl plan. They ask the individual buyer.! of Eile Beana to send Ihcir full Bame and address, with an cutside wrapper from a bottle of Bile Beam (cither tize) to their office, anrl they give 3 for the first wrapper received In each morning's mail, and (1 for tho 2d, 3d, 4th, 6th and fith. Every day !0 in cn?h is thus sent to their cor respondents. A sk for SMALL aire. Fr.i n, .. 1 ... . . ..--.. ,., ,-.rtJ ,,,, n re.nnr t. tn -j.i .. " i.ii a 11 " T'nt meJicirtrs etc 'uiti- n.jj, it. line ,. I frficrlritiDn, cenvem'en: place to Suticnery, Toilet Artijles, .Mj3ij3 insinimen'S, Els. Eodies i iftrlam Tie Cot net Druj Stare,". AM.nrr-, FOR'EXCHAMCE. rvo lure so actes i.f vtry choice urbm tun linn, saittl I; for plitit. di nntne th. cur nmiia 01 l-urllantl ninth w are r.ff.r. ing at tho low prico of ont thonmnd dullara per acre, subject 10 an iDcamnrauce of $18, 000, mot all of which has two vesrs to ran ... tuivT i o,uiju, e will r. hlni;e for u.piui in iiuu in me Uill.ri.rtlo val y. a win ana eiclunge eqnity 10 inn , utuir.i po.p,j..i,3 ,u.lns ,,rnp. tv mi ma erKwi rental, for nnir..n ir.l.l r..... Ind. If yon tre on the tulu writ. (..11 P.incuimri m Loae Si .iiutu, 131 31 str: . qiuiuu -.rej;oD. ANNUAL KEETINC. NOTICE Is herchv .1... .t. h. Vt 11 kholiler. cf the Al- st-iroof J Gwdwohl. in Alh.n day M.roh 19 h, 1S94. at 7:30 m ft," Z eleetioDofdirectin., and such other bnsi- Dattd tab n, la)f . V- 1.. STOCXilOLDEaS MEET KQ. Notice Is hereby eKen tba'.theie will he meclint; cf Ihe stntkhoWcr, ol (,.,. el 'owe I.'all Buldim, A ..nr.. !- T. .V , d their office, in Al!ianv, I.lnn coun'tr' Ore jon, on .Mondsy the ,,(, rlay of'Mar.t," at Ihe hour of 7 o'ciock p ,, of said i.ii.- I'urjiusc 01 eiectlnr; sevi rectors to ferve for Ihe ensuinu y,,r to trar.sact anv ether butineas 11,..' come before said mretfnir. Dateil this h day of f-'ii"T. ts E AJ'AttKr., JVllCjj0S:r oecrc'ary. . . . en dl- and may c OTJN l Y W All'..STS- old by li; K Marrlll. Qjuht an d Matthews & Washburn. SOLE AGENTS At Perry Conn s.. ALBANY Ol'ERA IIOUSEi wi.vsatrsit-K... -O.NK XI-iilT ONLY lufsuay, lubruary 13th The Faniousjs CALHOUN OPERA COMPANY. 11 Falft's Bohemian Gii'l ompietr- (Jliorus and Or cucstra. Jipaunful Costumes .ncesi ot . Kewrved seats ou sale (it mcrnrmnu s. L.allerv. 80 con I. H. R. nVDK. W. II. DISDIKCEB. D. It. JAMES ALBANY in CO., IWCOPOllATHn altimere Clock, - Albany, Ore. FURNITURE complete line of lUifEItTAKIiG in all i!a branches. EMBALMING a.,-ocia!ty. II- .i-.n..e c.rr...r :;) , rdCa.'aiccia Sir Barrel ofPickels, Chow Chow, Fine Calif ornia Honey, Horse Radish Roots, Grass and Garden Seeds A 1. ........ 1 ... i . , . . o.,,p0n nana a choice line of all staple grocerie, a, well a3 a superior stock of crockery. CC-MOON. Succettor to I A Morr's Flour and Feed Store. Opposite Run Ilup III r.n k,...l t .U . " " ""i k:k fl (.lir.i.mri VA r 11 l ien , CraC, S10rt Utitn Mid 03 W. L. DOUGLAS S5, S4 and S3.BO Dross Shoo. ej.eo Police Shoo, 3 Solef S2.50, $2 for Worklngmei- ana si.75 for Boys. LADIES AND MISSES 53, S2.S0 S2, $1.71 At-nrinir an, AfU in rug W, I nnni-rU. Iioe nl at mlurerl .rler. or say. lie h. Ihem witli- wu. in name statnp.il siwi na a fraud. mm: K.'r-!rn-w.'r:;.L:-'f aBi. " il'J Trr, . ct5?PVSHl fr fl"'"?. .! P've l-;,c, vlnced. The atantp! of W L. ""s TrT one P"r (marantee, liclr val ,e, Ve, thotr. ' -i "el,.,we ?" """. i h dealer, nopil,h the sale of K , "n" ' " " who war th,r... Incrc.-.e the sales on their full line f c'"""mcr"' whl.h h. I; ... to ' fa e ' -y "":'.rE BLftIN CLOTHING CC :T' Millions" 'of iw.;; Vc""Tl;' ASaH
