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SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1898.
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IF YOU ARE- LOOKING FOR
BARGAINS
IN
See Krausse
They have them at
and you all know the record it
has'made, Just received a big
lot yesterday,
Fully warranted
BUREN & HAMILTON
m p 1 3 Longer 2
9 ll 'iLsgA y -nJ but go at once to the 2
WOOViCH MWili STORE
and Ret one of those swell spring suits. They tare Jail wool and
are our own home made goods. New patterns' constantly being .
shown.
We want to call special attention to our better grades that have
been so much In favor this season. While others may pusn their
cheap trash, we are going to push our finest and best goods.
You want clean goods. You can get them from us.
SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE
To Reduce Our Large Stock j !
of dry goods, clothing, shoes, hats, blankets, trunks, nc
tions, etc., and raise money, whieh is the article we need
ut present we will commence to slaughter our goods
regardless of consequences,
Ladies kid gloves (worth $I.3S a pair will
be sold for 6oc a pair.
fine aresi goon iwouu jut uu gus
now for 35c a yard,
Table cblb (worth 50c a ard) goes now
or 35c a yard.
Good towling goes now lor c a yard.
Dress cambric goes now for 4c a yam,
Silesia (worth I2c,) goes now for 8c a
yard.
Good outing flannel gees now for 4,'c a
yard.
Percales, 36 Inches wide, (worth iac go
now for ifc a yard.
Dress ginghams (worth II l-2c) goes now
for 7jic a yard.
Lace curtains (worth $1.30 a pair) go now
for 85c a pair.
Thimbles, ic each.
BrCotne;belore the assortment Is broken, as etrry article will go at redneced prices, ar.d
font toroe.first serred. tRIEDMAH.S DRY OOODS AND CLOTHING STORE'
Corner Commercial and State Streets, Salem, Otegoo.
Bros.
2753Commercial st,
A Good Bicycle
for a low price is what the
people want, "We have
The Pacific
Hairpins, ic a box.
Handkerchiefs, ic each
Pencil tablets, Ic each.
Pins, ic a paper, ,
Best spool twist ic,
O.N.T. cotton, 3c
Best sewing silk, too yards 5c.
Coats needles, packages containing 35 sew
jog and 7 dsrsers all for 40.
Ladies' fine shoes former price $3, go now
(I.35 a pair.
Curdoroy skirt binding Jc a yard.
Ladies Oxford ties, formerly $1.75 goes now
75c a pair.
Boy's wasable soils, 65c a salt.
Men's suits, a good wearer, fo $4 a suit,
Men's Hats (worth il.35,) for 75c.
Ladies I3 shoes goes now for ia$ a pair
Our 35c neckwear goes now for 19c each.
Jzt.
w7 Yw A t&j Wzdr
BATTLE !
Furious Conflict Is
Now On.
Sampson's Big Guns
Do Good Work
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The Population Seek Shelter
in the 'Hills;-
P01 to Rice to Be .Taken, at Once-;
Spanish Spies.
Cape JIaytien, June 7. Heavy
lighting Is reported at the seashore
near Santiago. An engagement is
said to hare taken place between the
American troops assisted by insur
gents near Surgicdro de Agnadores a
few miles east of Morro. Firing be
gan early and grew warmer as the day
progressed, All indications that the
big guns of the- American fleet was
hammering the fortifications of
Aguadores and that the American
forces are being landed. This Is cdn
firmed by the fact that Spanish mil
itary Is rushing to Agnadores,
The batteries at Aguadores were
recently established and" the guns
are small. All the artillery that can
bo spared from tho defenses of the
cftyitself is being sent there, and at
least 3000 men havo gone to' the front,
Among them are tho marines from
Cervera's ships who volunteered for
service, especially requesting tho
admiral to detail them for the dan
gerous duty, Last night Santiago
reports that the. big guns havo ceased
firing.
Many stragglers are coming Into
the city, bearing conflicting tales.
Some say the Americans arc march
ing on the city, while others assert
that the Spaniards are holding them
at bay. Panio prevails, Tho shops
arc all closed and the peoplo huddle
In the houses. There has been some
firing on ;the outskirts, but as yet
nothing has Indicated a general at
tack by the Insurgents. It Is believed,
however, they will make an attack
tonight.
General Lcnares went to the sea
front to personally direct operations.
Troops have been coming in from all
tho outlying -and distant stations all
day. Some of them report brushes
with Garcla's troops and the hospitals
are filling up with wounded.
It Is feared the insurgents will des
troy the telegraph connection between
Santiago and Guautanamo at any
time and thus shut off the scena of
the conflict from cable connections at
Cape Ilaytlen by way of Mole St.
Nicholas.
It was reported that during the
bombardment of Saturday evening
the American troopi were landed to
the westward of La Socapa and the
mouth of the harbor. Ko great force
Is believed to be there, however, as
apparently no additional troops have
been gnt In that direction.
Santiago, 10 p. m. via Cape Ilaytlen.
rAn alarm has been sounded Indicate
ing an attack on the city by Insurgents
or Americans, coming from the south
east. The troopships which have sailed
from Mobile and which are to re
ceive reinforcements from Tampa and
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. Local Agents,
It ipsakB '-for itself,
Jacksonville, will require fowcr con
voys than it was originally ' intended
to send with them. So long as the
Terror, which tho navy department
firmly believes has been destroyed,
was afloat, she was a dangerous men
ance to a fleet of transports'.
Tho Terror's speed was 28 knots an
hour, and she might hayo sunt half a
dozen troopships before she could
hayo been overtaken! by even the
fleetest vessel In tho squadron.
Thera arc still believed to be three
or four Spanish vessels in the vicinity
of San Juan, but they aro not of such
a character as to create the slightest
apprehension on the part of tho
authorities here.
Consequently, tho Porto Bican ex
pedition will be pushed With all pos
slblo speed and present indications
are that by tho first of next -week' a
landing will hayo been effected which
will result in the pcedy capture of
that Island by tho American forces.
Montheal, June 7. The chief spies
among Spanish agents In- North
American territory, 'Carranza and
Dubosc, have been arretted at tho
instance of Detective Keller f, and tho
funds with which tkey hayo been
operating extensively are tied uphere
In a bank. ' ' -
VICTORIOUS INSURGENT, "
Manila Outposts Driven In, -Heavy
Spanish Losses -
Manila, May 31, via Hong Kong,
June 7. The Spanish outposts havo
bceu driven In all along the lino
simultaneously, and with great
slaugntcr, It Is said oyer 1000 have
been killed.
There has been fierce hand-to-hand
fighting for 70 hours, desplto tho ty
phoon which Is raging. Tho violent
winds and torrents of rain render
the rifles of the Spanish trcops una
vailing. The natlyes easily win at
every step with the glashing knives.
Today the insurgents hold Malabon,
Taralac, and Bacoor. They are now
attacking San Tamcra and Moorlatc,
the suburbs of the city, which is com
pletely enclosed for a distance of seven
miles.
A native regiment under Colonel
Aguinaldo, cousin of the insurgent
leader, yesterday Joined the Insur
gents.
The governor has Issued a despair
ing proclamation, begging the insur
gents to come to terms, and now he is
arranging to remove all tho Spanish
population inside tho old walled city,
no is filling the moats and testing tho
drawbridges and placing strong guards
on the principal streets, and artillery
along tho walls. All the other troops
are camping in the suburbs. The
weather Is terrific.
Later It now appears that tho
rockets yesterday were not signals to
the natives, but a warning from the
German codsulate of the approach of
tho typhoon, issued for the benefit of
ships In ttie harbor.
I yisitcd Cavltc without the Span
lards knowing It, and lourd there 107
wounded and 50 prlsonors, among tho
latter six Spanish officers. All wero
well treated,
Chief Aguinaldo, in tho course of
an Interview, has said that the in
surgents are eager to make an at
tack on Manila forthwith, but that
Admiral Dewey refuses to "allow
hodes of passionate serai-savages to
storm a civilized metropolis."
Admiral Dewey wants to wait the
arrival of tho American troops. In
the meantime the insurgents hayo
been forbidden to cross the Motate
river, seven miles south of Manila.
Otherwise the Petrel will be stationed
there to bombard them.
The volunteers smelt powder yes
terday. An officer was killed and
three wounded. They retired rapidly
One German resident has enlisted
with the volunteers.
"Admiral Dewey reports that the
Insurgents fhave been actively en
gaged within the province of Cavite
during the past week until they have
won several victories, taken prisoner
about 1800 men and 60 officers of
b'ganUh troops, not native, The
arsenal at Caylte has been prepared
for occupation by the United States
troops on their arrival on transports,"
S, C. Parker. Sharon. Wis., writesv-"!
are tried DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Sal re for
tcbing piles and it always stops them tn two
minutes. I consider DeWitt' Witch Hate 1
Salre the greatest pile cure ca the markct'C
Stone Drag Store.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on a
hosldve guarantee. Cores heart-burn, raislog
oft he food disUeas after eating or any form
of dyspepsia Ose little tablet gives im
mediate relief. 5c and and 50c.
ELECTION
Oregon is a Doubtful
- State
McKlnley and'Go.d Staifdard
Endorsed, T
Union Party- Made-a.Strong
' .Pulllfor Victory.'
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On " Partial -Returns. ..Republicans,
" ', ' Claim tffd State,
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Kincaid'andlLyman Running( Ahead
'" '" ol 'State-Ticket.. ,-,
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The,, Prohibitionists and' Middle-Roaders'
- PolledjTheir IJsual Vote. ' '
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rOHTLANT) . ESTIMATES', .MOND'AV
1 NiailT.' ' " ' ' "
Tho Republicans swept the' slate
and have .elected tho cntlro ''state
ticket. Geer (Rep.) for" governor will
not have less than 5,000;plurallty and
It would not bo surprising If it
reaches 10.0D0 when tho yotes are all
counted. Returns from couutles
whtoh went strongly for Bryan In 1800
show large Republican' gains. Tho
Republicans will have a majority In
tho legislature, which will Insuro the
election of a Republican United
States senator to fill the vacancy now
existing from this state.
M. A. Moody (Rap.) Is elected conH
gressman in the second district by at
least 2,000 and his plurality may bo
much larger.
Tongue (Rep.) Is undoubtedly re
elected tocongrcss In the first district,
though by a smaller plurality than
that glycu Moody In tho second.
W. S. Muboo (regular Rep.) has been
elected mayor of Portland by a plur
ality of moro than 1.000 und the cntlro
Republican legislative tlckot of this
county has been successful with the
possible exception of statu senator,
the contest between Simon and W.
T. Hume for that office being very
close;
Win. Frazler (rep) Is elected sheriff,
and W. M. Cako (antl-Slnton) Is no
doubt elected county Judge.
At 11:30 p. m. Chairman Steel, of
the stato Republican central commit
tee, gave out tho follewing:
"The Republicans have carried the
State by at least 0,000 plurality, the
county and city ticket In Portland,
certainly the second congressional
district and probably the Urst,though
returns areo slow from the first (1U
drlct that a posltlvo announcement
cannot be made."
Tillamook, June 7. Eight pre
cincts glvo Geer 201, King 137, Tongue
283, Vcakjli 131, Maxwell, for repre
sedative, 278, Luce (Dcm) 183.
CLACKAMAS.
Incomplete returns from four out of
thirty-six precincts give: For gov
ernor, Gccr2i0, King 110; secretary of
state: Dunbar 231, Klncald 143;treav
urer: Moore 237, Booth 115; Superin
tendent: Ackcrman 230, Lyman 110;
stato printer: Leeds 218, Fitch 171;
supreme Judge: Moore 237, Ramsey
134;attorney-general: Blackburn 210,
Story 131; cengress: Tonguo 227,
Veatch 129; circuit Judge: MrBrlde
221, Hare 130; prosecuting atterney:
Clceton 107, Koland 81; board of equal
izatlen: Smith 144, Barlow 09; Joint
senater: Porter 215, Barkley 148; sen sen
aeor: BrownellSW, U'Ren 107, -
YAMHILL.
North and South McMlnnvllIc,
Baker Creek and Falrlawn give King
172, Geer 185, Veatch 151, Tongue
162. The vote Is hair counted. The
county is In doubt.
LANK.
Only three precincts have reported
np to 1 p. in,: Geer 202, King 203,
Dunbar 200KI ncald 257, O. H. Moore
274, Booth 203, F. A. Moore 241, Ram
sey 216, Tongue 243, Veatch 200, Ack
crman 247, Lyman' 205, Leeds 238,
Fl ten IDS. The count shows Indica
tions that the Republicans will get all
on tho state, congressional and judi
cial ticket, except secretary of state.
SHERMAN.
-3h1erinaniceunty, as far an rcpu,tcd
gives zoz majority ror Moody.,
)r DENTON.
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Complete and Incomplete returns
from six precincts give; A ,w f.
Governor Geer 385, King,.2rl0..
.Congressman Tonguo, 3g,. Veatch
' Joint senator, Benton and Lincoln
Daly 302.
- Joint representative fla Via, ,379,
Clark 242. .. , , .
. Roprcscntatlyc-iNIchols, 47, ,Ualo
281. , .
, In,pne, precinct jnKalamath county
,ln which 251 votes were cast, 100 have
Mill. yf J I,
been counted, as follews:
t Geer 93,Vliog 70, Dunbar ,D1, Kln
cajtjl 7,2, p. JS.'Mqorp 124,,' Booth 43,
Ackerman 88, Lyman p4, Fitch 05,
1 .in j. . r r
keeds 84, Moore 00, Ramsey ,0, Black
burn 85, Storey 04, Tongue 07. Veatch
0.0. No other returns have been re
cP)vcdv ' t
Present Indications aro that Geer
and Moody havo carried the county
.1 .in' if. j
by a small majority, Tho other can
didates on tho state ticket arc run-
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nlng a little behind them. Klncald
1 l Ml
may hayo a small majority. Returns
aro coming In slowly, , Moody's ma
jority Is estimated to bo 150.
, Each precinct, Including Pondlc-
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ton, heard from, report as follews:
Governor, Geer 430, W. R; 'King
240, J. C. Luce 8, II.-M, Clinton 12;
Secretary of State. Dunbar, 400, Ivlh
cald 245, WakcIIcld 7, Dayis 11; Treas
urer, Mooro 411, Booth 241, Scars 34,
Votaw II,
UOUOLAS.
The returns from four precincts arc
as follows;
Governor, Geer 104, King 250; secre
tary of state, Dunbar 103, Klncald 255;
state treasurer, Booth 215, Moore 100;
superintendent of public Instruction,
Ackerman 200, Lyman 214; stato
printer, Fitch 239, Leeds 190; supremo
court justice, Mooro 191, Ramsoy
247; attorney-general, Black
burn 101, Story 240; congressman,
Tonguo 181; Veatch 270; Judgo second
district, namllton 270, Woodcock 184;
district attorney, Brown 231, Dentin-
ger 105.
ohant,
A report from John Day, Grunt
county, gives Geer 07, King 22; Dun-
bir 78, Klncald 22; Moody 09, and
Donaldson 2(1.
JOSEPHINE.
Out of a totulof' 781 votes cast In
the three Grants Puss precincts, at
midnight. 60.5 votes had licen counted.
Including the vote of three outside
precincts out of 13, tho fallowing are
the results:
Clinton 14, Geer 229, King 202, Luce
13, Davis 10, Dunbar 209, Klncald 212,
Wakefield 31, Booth 142, O. S, Mooro
170, Scars 20, Votaw 7, Ackerman 210,
Emcric 15, Hosiuer 15, Lyman 208,
Fitch 188, Grace 32, Leeds 220, Mc
Danlels 14, Ilackenuan 10, F, A. Mooro
100, Ramsey 224, Blackburn 213, Sher
man 18, Story 2.33, Hill 23, Pedcrscu
16, Tonguo 211, Veatch 200.
The chairman of the Union com
mittee 'concedes all except a few
minor ofllccs to the Reinibllcans. Tho
yote on the state ticket will bo close.
LANE.
This precinct cast 638 votes, One
half aro counted. King 0, Klncald
30, Veatch 20, Booth 10, Ackerman 16,
II inlltori 25 ahead. The legislative
ticket Is about oven at this time. Tho
gains favor the Union ticket.
WALLOWA.
No definite returns have been re
eclved from Wallowa county, but
partial returns Indicate large Rcpubl
can gains.
YAMHILL.
North and South McMlnnvllIc,
Baker Creek and Falrlawn give King
172, Ocer 165, Veatch 161, Tonguo 102,
The vote Is half counted. Thocounty
is in doubt.
Nearly one-half tho MoMlnnvllle
vote has been counted. Mixed tic
kets were roUd. Indications point
to the division of county ofUecs be
tween Republicans and Unions. The
total vote in the four MoMlnnvllle
precincts 1713. Tongue 178, Veatch
193, Geer 180. King 200, Moore 104,
Ramsey 226,
WABUINQTON,
, Out of 120 votes counted Cornelius
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gives Geer 52, King 61, Dunbar 67,-
Klncald 62, Booth 65, Moore 55, Ram-
sey , co, Ackerman oi, . tiyman ozr
Fitch and Leeds each 63, . Blackpurn
55, Story 55. tonguo aosLveatcliga.cJi,
received CO.
it
Columbia precinct gives tho silver
ticket about 40 majority, with the
Pi I r f -ir
except Ion of Tongue, who --ran even
with Veatch. -,.-.
,t The two Illllsboro precincts, with
100 more votes tocount, give Gccr'144,
King 1$',: Dunbar" D,, KJnc'ald 120,
Booth 117J iVlnorc 111, Moore (supreme
judge) 140, Ramsey 120, Ackerman
133, Lyman 114, Fitch 109, Leeds 134,
B.ackburri"i3Vstory 119, Tonguo 1G4,
Veatch 108. Tlie coutnty ticket Is
running close.
Tho full vote of West Cedar creek
t . i .
precjnet Is Geer 93, King 62; Tonguo
99, Veatch 50.
Tho vote Indicates Republican
gains (n tho county. In the two
Union precincts and partial returns
up to midnight were: j- ,
Geer 227J King 124, Luco 9, Clinton
4, Moo'dy 203, Donaldson 124, Courtney
10, Ingalls 6. -
I'QLK.
Eola precinct, c Qllnton 4, Geer 85.
King 104 Luco 3; Dunbar 85, Kln
cald 103; Ackerman 80, Lyman 102;
Tonguo 85, Veatch 05,, Hill 4, Pcdor
son 3; Bolso 74. Burnett 102, D'Arcy
78. HowlttOl; Ilaydcn 113, Irvino 78;
Justlco W. Putnam 80, A.Vcrcler l"07;
Representative, Embrco 4, Gregg 00,
Scafford DO, Stakely 2, Stump 92,
J. A, Vonass 80.
THIItD JUDICLVL D1BTUIOT.
The Indications ,aro that tho present
judge, Geo. II. Burncttt Is retained,
Rep., and P. A. D'Arcy, Union, has
carried Marlon, by 300 and has prob
ably also carried the dlsti let. ,S. L.
Ilaydcn has probably cai rlerf Mailon
county and tho district by safe
majorities.
Nino precincts In Linn county bhow
that Hewitt Is running behind the
tlckot.
How's This I
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any caso of Catarrah that
can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CirENEY &Co. Props., Tolcdo.O.
Wo tho undersigned, having known
F. J. Cheney for tlio last 15 years, and
bollovo him ncrfcrtlv honorable In all
business transactions und financially
ablo to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West fc Traux, Wholesalo Druggist,
Toledo. O , Walcllng Klnnan & Mar
Yin, Wholesalo Druggists Toledo, O.
lull's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c, per bottlo. Sold by all
DriitrL'IstH. Tnstlmnnliilts fivn.
S. M. Geary. Pierson, Mich., writes i-."De-
Witt's Wl'ch IUiel Slve ll curing more pllis
here thin all other rvmediei combined. It
cures eczema and all other ikln dltcnes,"
Stone Drug Store.
Consolidated. Ullrcy & Wcsta-
cott who formerly ran Independent
livery .stables of their own havo con
solidated and wlli horcaftcr bo found
In the livery business at tho Red
Front livery barn at 104 Commercial
street. 5-10-ltno
Salem's Greatest Storefs Values
This Store Keeps Faith With the People
and so it Grows and Prospers,
Ginghams,
In largo and small checks and
plaids, newest colorings, tho yard
10c,
Bouclc Stripe,
Wash goods, nnn nt this spring's
newest lovely designs, the yard
9c,
Organdie Imperials
Ono of this gcison'H nmv dainty
sheer fabrics, llnrnl nml conven
tional designs, the yard
10c,
Silkahne,
Persian and novelty pn'ttorn ru'N
nblo for curtains, drrnratlvp pur
pows, cushions, etc, tho yard
10, 1212, 15c,
Shirt Wa'sts,
Sunshine line perfect fitting. A
big assortment
50c, 75c to $2,
New Sslk Ribbons,
All silk pretty designs and colors,
the yard
25c,
AscottsPuff,
Satin ties for ladles, yory swell,
each
50c, and $1.
JOSEPH MEYERS. Jc SONS.
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IrOVM. lAXlM POWDCH CO., fctW VOM.
Old Polk County
Rolls Up a Splendid Union
1 Victory.
County Ticket, Pepresentativcs and Judi
1.3..
cial Ticket.
Dallas, Juno 7. Old Polk scoured
a splendid victory for tho Union
ticket, electing' the cntlro county and
representative ticket by majorities of
from thrco to two hundred, except
assessor """an d superintendent of
schools. Tho sheriff and tStump for
representative go In by three each,
all precincts heard from.. Burnett
and D'Arcy lead for judges. Ilaydcn
fordlstrlct attorney has a o"d ma
jority. County Chairman Jo. Sltley
Is tcojignitulatod on all sides for his
splondld tight.
TODAY'S MARKKT.
Portland, June 7. Wheat vallej
83: Walla Wnlln, 84c.
Flour Portland, 81.75; Supcrilno
$2.60 per bbl.
UaLS WIllMJUBMJUC.
Eastern
Oregon, 812c.
MIllBtufl Bran,817;shorts, 817.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, 83.00
turkoys, live, 12M1.1c.
Eggs Oregon, I3(i)14e per doz.
macs ureen. saiwu uu ius,
under 00 lbs,0J(t7cjshccp pclts.U
niaos ureen, saiusu uu ids, 7(oc.
unions vzrxt per sacK.
llllrorl(na. rliilrv 9.VjS.inn. fnnitv
creamery, 60c55c a roll.
Potatoes, 3645c per sack.
TTncra.rTnnvv fti Fi
Mutton Weathers Ic; dressed, CJc,
Beer Utcors, 83.50(rf4; cows, 82.60;
dressed 0l7,
SALt.M mauket.
Wheatr-08c.
Oats 35fa137c.
nay Baled, cheat, 810.
Flour In wholesalo lots, 84.70: re
tail 85.
Hogs drcFScd, 5Jc.
Live cattle 33Je.
Veal 53.
Butter Dairy 1012e: creamery,
16(jtf20c.
OIIUUII JJ1VU, 0C II 1U.
Wool Best,15c. Mohair
TTnns.rUnt. fVHilin.
2728c
Eggs-12io in trade.
Poultry Hens, 0c; spring chlcke
ns
mc, uucks;uo per in.
Farm smoked meats Bacon,
ham, 10c; shoulder, 8iuc.
Potatoes 16foI8c tn caih..
Or. Mllea' l'aln TI1U. "One cent n dooa."
Moreen Skirting.
Beautiful now shade Corlse, Car
dinal, Heliotrope, and Gray. The
yard
65c
You're Eeasy,
You easy fellows, who have bceen
paying funcy prices to your cloth-lers-and
tailors, can
Save $2.50 to $5
By dealing with us and have the
satisfaction of wearing the bed
ready to wear clothes in America
HART. 80HAFFNER MARX.
QUAHAHTEEO OLOTHtHO.
nay Good, anwi-.ou per ton
lfona IfYdluc: old nron 4(ntlc.
Wool Vallov. 14ra)15c:
Money Back,
If you say so. We're not arrafU of
that money back proposition. If
we'ro not you shoulden't be.
Special Sale
of Men's Clothing
Wduust unload; you mm
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