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Bio Removal sale!
X We will soon remove to more spacious
and commodious quarters, and for the next
30 or 40 days we will make deeo cuts in
prices on everything in our stock, Want to
move as few goods as possible, 2 2C
Jk, i ake advantage of this oooortunitv to
buy goods cheaper than ever before in Sa
lem 2 X X
CASH
STORE
HOLVERSON'S
OOl COMMEKCIAL ST.
CASH
STORE
Every Item Qaofed is a Money Saver
Fancy Silks ,
j
I
5
?
A lot of choice patterns
sold regular at 51.50
the yard.
Sale Price 95c yard
Some 75c and 1.00 val
ues to close at
63c the yard
Fur Collarettes
Our big cuts are mov
ing them fast. From $2
to 6 saved on each
garment.
PERSONALS.
Nov. It. M. Mowick wont to Sclo to
day. Jutlgo Wells, of Dnllns, was in the
city today.
Jiev. F. S. Knight lain Corvnllls to
remain over Hundny.
Senator U. 1 Mulkey, of Polk county
was a Balcm visitor today.
HeimtorN. H.Lofniey returned liotno
oday nfter a short visit in Salem.
Chief Justice C. K. Wdlverton, of the
Diiprcino court, went to Alhany today.
Itev. W. K Coiwlnnd wont to Albany
today and will hold service in that City
Sunday forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Weeks went to
Turner today, where Mr. Weeks will In
Hlall tho olllcer of .urpriso irrnnge.
.1. A. Floming, a former niotonnan on
tho Salem street car lino, eatno down
from Seattle today and will visit hlo
peoIu at Corvallls before returning.
Col. Jeff Myers has a brand new
pair of red-top boots. Tho two hides
from which they were made wero im
ported from South Africa especially for
this purpose and they are genuine Ixiar-hiile.
DEEP PRICECuts
on all Men's Clothe
ing, A reduction of j
25 per cent given jj
to January Buyers,
Pay you to look t
through.
I
iVVVlLXY.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY
Out 178 Days,
Tho good ship Crisslo has just arrived
with u cargo of tho celebrated Giant
Portland Cement. Plenty on hand and
for sale. AIboL-0,000 foot drain tilo tit
reasonable prices.
D. S, BENTLEY & COMPANY,
310 Front StrootI
Old Eyes Can Be Made Young
by
tho
Hi,
by roorly fitted glnMos, and when
tuoy arc ground on our lino I-rencli crvH-
' improved mo nppearauco in
stead ot detracting lroin it. it is our
puslnoHj to maku lenses for defectivo
sight uiou scientific principles nnd wu
test tho sight freo and lit it It with
glaosoa that renew the vision. Wo are
opticians in every sense of tho word,
having u largo stock wo can replace
u broken part on short order repair bows
and mako them same an now.
CH-HINGBS
WATCIIMAKKn
ANU OPTICIAN.
sea ooMMitRoub
ST.
X
WEATHER nEPORT.
Tonight and Sunday occasional rain,
aaixnfunr """ iVC-i$fS,V I
Steamers Seized,
And food conftoatotl by tho Hritisli, hut
wo in Oregon have n ijuictor way, wo lust
uso our money nnd secure plenty of llrst
class groceries from llranson & Itagau,
J 1 8eod
"linn Indebted to UuoMlnuto Cough
Cure for my heiilth. it cured inu ot
lung trouble following grlnnc."
Thousands owe their lives to this
never falling remedy. It euros coughs,
bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and
tlirout troubles. Its early uso pro
vents consiiuititlou, It Is tho only
harmless remedy that gives Immediate
results, btnncs Drug Stores.
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nenn uokcu,
nt l. !,.,. .. .1... ,. l ... .1 .1 i
I iiu muirn ui inu j'.ihkcoiiiii (mirr.ii.
kill have cake, pies, baked beans ami
i read for sale at Urav llnw.. sloro on
Haturday, Jan. III. li'-'.'t
i
TOOAY '3 MAKKKT. '
Fohtlani), Jan. 1.1. Wheat valley
51 0 62 Walla Walla, 62.
Flour Portland, $2.0ft to 3.00. Hitiwr
flnu $2.15 per hbl.
Oat White 31035c, groy 311. to 31
Hay Timothy D.MOtl 1.00 r tun.
Hops 8 llo old crop 6 (Ic.
Wool Valley. 12l!to; Kastern Or
egou, 8Hc Mohair, 27 Q KO.
Millstuff Uran, $17; shorts, 18,
Poultry Cliickens, inixixl, 2.r0to 3.50
HomH to 4.50, turkeys, live, 13e.
j-.ggs uregoiii-iw per do.
Hides Green, Bnltodl01b8,830e.undo
CO lbs, 7Jtf38Ji; sheep jwlts, 16Q20o.
Onions 1 to lkfc.
Uuttor Host dairy, 3037 ; fancy
creamery, 60o to 55o etoro 22Jji 27ie.
Potatoes 65 to 75o per cental.
Hoks Heavy dressed m,o to 5k.e.
Mutton DroMHHl,ilo to 7e ier jwind.
LITTLE TELEGRAMS.
A I'rooklyn department store made ai
assignment yesterday,
Spotted Tail, tho well-known Sonx
chief, who has been in Paris exhibit
Ing. died of heart diseaso yesterday. Ho
was 80 years of ago.
A terrible blizzard has been raging in
Southwestern New Mexico for sovornl
days, resulting In great damage to prop
erty and tho loss of some lives.
II. Vnndorploeg, reports a fund of
(3000 on hand, which will be forwarded
to tho Ited Cross Society when $2000 has
Ih'cii added, to aid the sick nnd wounded
Boer roldiers.
Lady Mothuen has issued an absolute
contradiction of tho rumors that Lord
Methuen is ill, or that ho was injured
by fttlling'off his horse nt the battle of
Magorsfontclu.
Iloer sympathizers in Glasgow aro
agitating n strike among tho unions that
will hnvo ii tendency todolay transports,
nnd tints hamper tho Kuglish in tho
movement of troops and supplies.
Lulgi Crispi, son of jtho distinguished
Italian statesman and ox-premier, Jwiih
yesterday sentenced to four years' Im
prisonment for tho theft of Jewelry from
the Countess Cohere In April, 181W.
Count do Chasney, who was married
nt Colorado springs a few days ago, pre
dicts that soon after the Paris exposi
tion I'rnuco will again become a mon
archy. Ho thinks that possibly Prince
Louis Naxlcon, who is now a colonel In
tho RiiHsinu army, may Income their
leader.
Lyons mill, says tho Coquillu City
Hulletln, will soon 1m blocked with lum
ber and bu compelled to close down
unless tho schooner Mayflower puts in
an appennvnee.
Where to Dine.
If you wish to enjoy your Sunday din
niii. get tho best cooked and best sdrvi'i
in the city nt The White Hoiifo lh-Mau
L
ASYLUM SUPPLIES
List of Successful Bidders and lAmount
Awarded.
Tho bids for supplies for the insane
asylum havo all been awarded, with one
exception. Tho sole bidder on furniture
supplies neglected to encloso a certified
check, and tho bid could not be consid
ered.
'Uelow is a list of the successful
hi filers on each line, nnd the amount of
their bids.
Creckery: Damon Urns. $48.0."j
Hiirrltt & Lawrence $7(1.75 Yokhama
Tea storo $18 60.
Tinning: It. M. Wado & Co. $71.21 j
Gray Bros, f 11.45.
Leather nnd Findings: Tho Broymnii
Leather Co. $302.32.
Oil and Turpentine: John Hughes
$00:43: Dan J. Fry $205.53.
Holled Oats: Harritt. A Lawrence
$70 73; Wellor Uros. $108 Gilbert .
Baker, $110.; John Hughes, $34.
Coffee; WellerBros. $725.25
Prunes! Glllwrt A Baker $543.75.
Syrup: Gilbert A Baker $780; Hnrritt
A Lawrence fG4.50.
Tin nnd Granite: It. M. Wade A Co.
fj'J 55.
Boots and Shoes : Krausse Uroj, $153,
Spices: Weller Bros. $38.75; John
Hughes $1.80.
Broems: Weller Bros. $172.05.
Sugar: John Hughes, $1071.
Vinegar: Weller Bros. $71 ; G. Stoltz
$1)0.
Hams: John Hughes $403.75.
Seap: Hnrritt A Lnwrence $ 175.50.
unecee: Joiin ungues fuo.
Greceries: John Hughes, $208;10.
Gilbert A Baker, $108.55; Weller Bros.,
$112.15; Hnrritt A lnwrence, $73.04.
ChloreNuptholeuin: Hnritt A Law
rence f&L
Fleur: RIckrcall Milling Co., $2020;
Johnson A Phillips $767.50.
Plumbing:-Knox A Murphy $82 03.
Cutlery nnd Spoens: Harritt A Law
lenco $8.50; It. M. Wado A Co. $2.
Co.,
Statienery: Patton Bros, $00.00
Miscellaneeus: H. M. Wade A
$75.88.
Hardware: Gray Bros., $200.38.
Drugs: Dan J. Fry $875.50.
Meat: K. C. Cross, (100 lbs. beef per
day ( $8.45; 000 lbs. mutton per dav Gt
$8.45.
Fish: Stelner market, chluonk 8(,c,
.Steel heads 8'4'e, Halibut OJc.
Tobacce: John Hughes $000.07;
Weller Bros. $70.41); Hnrritt A Lawrence
$70.40.
Beans: Gilbert A Baker $105; Haritt
A Luwrenco $105.
Dry goods, clothing and notiens: J.
J. Dalrymplc. $84.75; Meier A Frank,
$170.27; Goldstono Bros. $333; Olds A
King $100.02; Flcichner, Mnyer A Co.,
$053.21.
Tea: John Hughes $760.
How's T his?
We olfer One Hundred Dollurs Be
ward mruny case or Catarrh that nun
not bo cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Chknky &Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, Iwivo known
F. J. Cheney for tho hist 16 years, and
tndleve III tu perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and llnanclally
able to carry out any obligations made
by their linn.
WK8T& TitiMX, Wholesale Druglsti,
Toledo, O.
Waluino, Kinnan & Makvin. Whole
"ulo Druggists, Toledo, O,
Hull's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon tho nlnod
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75o. per bottle. Sold by al.
Druggists- Testimonials tree.
Hill's Family Pills are the best
SLAUQHTE OF SHADE TIIEEB.
Damage to Concrete Pavements and Oar
dens Old Landmarks Disappear.
For sovornl years past there has been
n disposition to thin out tho beautiful
shade trees lining tho sidownlks in the
resldcnco portion of our city, but In tho
recollection of tho "oldest inhabitant"
there has never been such n wholesale
slaughter of trees as is now going on In
all partB of Salem. There are two rea
sons given for destroying the trees:
First, ns tho trees grows to largo pro
jwrtlons It puts forth imneiiFO roots
near the base, which aro very destruc
tive to concrete walks; second, the
smaller roots form n complete network
that spreads out in niadiusof from 30
to 50 feet, and absorbs tho plant-nutriment
of tho soil nnd the moisture fo
necessary to tho successful growth and
development of shrubs and (lowers.
While It seems a shame to cut down the
many loautlfiil maple tices that abound
throjghout tho city, yet when ono
thinks of the shrubs, grasses and llowera
that will adore the yards In places where
now it is impoislblo to grow oven n
respectable patch of salt-grass, wo nro of
the opinion that the axe has been used
in n good cause.
OI,l) MNintAIIKS lHS.M'I'lIAU.
While on a tour in tho suburban por
tion of tho city yesterday, a Jouit.s'Ai.
pencil-pusher stopped In front of the
residenceof J. C. Baker who was w hacking
away at an enormous stump on tho
outer edge of his sidewalk as tho Hem
chaser came up, but stopped his work to
say "Howdy?"' "Taking out nil old
slump?" enquired the. reporter. "I
thought these three stumps" said Mr.
Baker, pointing to two others n short
distance from the one on which ho was
at work, "had been hero about long
enough, nnd concluded to take them
out. The trees wero planted by Lafay
ette Moore early in tho '00i, and wero
the first set out on what was then
known ns the Savage road. Tho trees
grew to Immense proortioiis, Injing 3 to
4 feet in diameter. They wero cut
down In 1805, nnd today I nm taking
out the old stumps "
On tho banks of Mill creek, in the lot
adjoining Mr. Baker's stands n relic of
Lafayette and John Moore's Old foundry
erected about 40 years ago. Part of tho
old building and some parts of tho
machinery yet remain to mark the sot
where tho foundry stood. In later years
the building was used ns a chair factory.
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Uemg Transacted at the Court
House,
China Pheasants
They are out of season
now and we cannot have
them on our tables, but we
can all have the best things
of theseason just'thesame
by taking our meals at the
St. Elmo Restaurant,
244 Commorolnl ot., Snlem
n ffl'f
u
m
Ladies'.Jnckets regular $0.00 our price now $3.50.
Ijidles' capes regular fO.no our price now$;i.75
GJ30RGK BROS., Proprietors.
Foresters InBtall.
Lnst evening tho installation ceremony
of tho Foresters of America was conferred
on the olllcers elected for tho ensuing
year. Tho rltunllsllc work was done by
Deputy Grand Chief Hanger W. S. Mott
in an most impressive manner.
After tho newly elected officers woro
duly Instnllod several new candidates
wero initinted Into tho mysterious wnn-
darings In Robin Hood's Forest. Court
Sherwood Forest is enjoying a healthy
gioivth and this winter tho members nro
taking active part In expanding tins
court nnd before the grand court
meets in Salem ono year from
next May, Sherwood Court No. 10 will
be represented by n strong- delegation
n the gran d court of Oregon.
CHEAPER ONES IN PROPUKIION, ALL NICE Ktl
nnonc nnnr.i-iT this uintpr m
WE ARE STILL SELLING
Men's cast more sittts regular $7.50 now $5.00 a suit.
Men 'a nil wool suits regular $12,50, now $0.00 a suit.
Boy's kneo pants suits regular $2.00, now $1.05 a suit.
Hoy's kneo pants suits regular $3.00, now $2.25 n suit.
OVERCOATS AND MACKINTOSHES AT STILL GREAli
KEIJLHollUlN.
Ladles' fast black hosiery regular 20o n pair, now 12i' n imlr,
Misses Wool hose for 10c.
LARGE LINE
DISCOUNT.
OF UMBRELLAS, FOR 25 PER ceJ
Peoples Party Meeting.
Tho People's paity or populists of tho
North Salem precinct are hereby called
to meet in primary on Thursday, Jan
uary, 18, UK10, tit 1 p. in. at the olllco or
shop of George B. Jacob, near tho Ex
change building, to prepare plans and
get ready for thu coming campaign and
to attend county meeting which meets
on the Ullli Inst, in city hall, Salem
It. It. Bva.v, Chairman. J
Basket Ball.
Last uluht's basket ball game, at the
Y. M. C, A. rooms, resulted in n victory
for tho visiting team by a scire of 10 to
3. The players were: Oregon City
Montgomery, Case, Williams, Peters
and Humphrey; Salem Zaenker, Byrd,
Ulnemitii, Buckingham and Schramm.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WII.I.AMKTTK.
Alex Colin, F. II. Molton,
Smith, San Francisco; Chas. A.
Frnnk Dendinolid. KtlL'cne: II. J.
Mieimer, City: 1M II. Bradley
York; J. M. Uriel llentz snutloy
S. O.
liaidy,
Otten
, Now
Co. 14
iiiluol the lliimnn Hearts uo.jjouu
Jones, C. K. Brown, P. C. Duncan,
leoplu of the Human Hearts Co
K. P. Tobin, Portland.
as
the
Why Smith Left Home. V
Because Brown's In (own and has said
so much about the Wisconsin Central's
lino between St. Paul nnd Chicago that
Smith could not resist the temptation of
ntripeobt. 12 lw
NKW SUITS
Corhett, Failing A Co., have com
menced action ngalustC. N. Churchill
U recover $62.22, alleged to bo due for
v - .',.... ,,. !(ininltu railroad incorporation that It is
irom .ovein.Hjr,.".., im.S. donn an. inas. ,u no s0MbO of t( W;n, ft ,,)tTnInUv0
.Moary nro attorneys ior piniuiiu.
CIIICUIT COUItT.
In Department No. 2, Judge BoIko has
npiwluted B. M. Payne, Alfred Gobalet
and J. P. Robertson, to partition the
property involved In tho suit of II.
Trinworth vs. Don A. Smith.
The I.a Grande Chronicle has, tho
siirauce oi those eonneeieu wnn
movement.
of Wallowa county
contracted their 1000
Largo numbers
woolgrowora have
clip at 1)1 cents, one-third payment
down, which is equal to 17 cents.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
ofthoThos. Kay Woolen Mills com
pany will 1h) held Tuosday at 2 o'clock
p. in. January 10, WOO, for tho jntri o
of electing directors for tho ensuing year.
R. II.COSHOW, 4
1 10 td Secretary.
6L0SING OUT
MY
ST06K
Beef Steers. $3,500$ 1.00 j cows, $3.1X1
k.lt Kl .1 1 1 f i.ly .. ...
iiiuu urvBiHxi, iH-ui ;n 1(1
Veal dressed, ll)iQ8)io,
Breakfast Cereals
That mako unappetizing and delicious
meal we havo in nil kinds of prepara
tions from oats, wheat, com and In and
ontllakes, whouton grits, and combined
with our genuine sugar-cured hams,
bacon or sausage, and a cup of coffee
inndo from exquisitely lluvonsl and high
grado coffees, or our lino Kngllsh break
tea, is a treat foi tho gods.
SonnemanN,
THIS GUOOElt
U Bute at Telephone 5)
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat 68 iwunds and over 40o.
Wool 10c, Mohair 30c.
Hops 0 to 10c.
Barley 35 to 38c.
Onta SO & 28c.
Hoy Baled, cheat $8.00., Timothy
fn.Wfiw.
Kggs-I7(!H8e.
Flour In wholesnlo
$3.00
MlIJa tuffs-bran $13.00 shorts
Hokb dressed, 6kic.
Live cattle HteorM 3tfeows a3
nnooj j.-.ou(if;i.
Dressed Veal OJc.
Butter Dairy 18 cereainery 25o.
Poultry Chickens 0 to"o, Turkeys 10
Potatoes 25 t 30
lots $2.70 mini
$15.00
lo 3
AT OOSTI
COMMENCING today until the entire stock is sold, I will sell everything at exact cost
I have made a radical change in my business and intend closing out my present
stock completely This is a bonanza for buyers, for I haven't any time for fool'
ishness, I want to get out just as quick as it's possible. Not an item in my store that
isn't standard quality and we stand behind all we sell The cost of nearly everything in
my line has advanced since I bought them, and at my exact cost there's money in it
even for dealers, whom I invite to see me on any line of goods that I carry.
GLOVES GALORE, ALL KINDS, STYLES AND PRCj
ALSO MITTENS, SWEATERS, OIL CLOTHING, BLM
LIS AINU lUMFUKmO.
PRICES REDUCED FROM 25 TO 40 PER CENT:
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKE
COR. STATE AND COoMEttCIAL STS.
FRIENDSHIP
'asilv lost.
But our low prices nukJ
Is sometimes easily gained ntid us
and premiitieut friends,
Tho following are a few of our t rude-winning prices
Sugar, granulated, 20 lbs for
Sugar (do) her hau. 100 lbs
Mince Meat, best, j)er pkg '
Soda, Ann nnd Ilninmer, per lb 6c, 0 lbs for
Peas, imported French ; very line, icr can
Corniuenl. white or vollow, per bag
Mush food, fancy, wlieat Hakes, per package
Flour, best standard brands, nor sack '. ..'.
Baking Powdur Dr. Price's Cream, and them Is no better made,
perlb , ,,
i Buckwheat (lour very best pure, per sack ."
l Gelatine "Plymouth Rock;" extra lino '.'.
V Marmalado Peach, fancy quality, per ism
Apples, dried Js, good quality, libs for . .
Raisins 3 Crown Muscatels. 4 lbs for
Lard pure leaf the finest wo over sold or saw, per lb ...
fl.
ft
H
s
3
U
US
5
s
It
oil can buy stuff called lard anyw here al 10c. Wo want vmi in Oil,
... M l Ul.. ..!..!- ,. r... .. ....
' i hi . nuiriiiir ,v v (l.
II is packed by
Very resjM-cl fully,
DA(DON BROJ
WE CAKUY
COM!
ANY'S
IDE
SIMONDS A1ANUFAC1 UMNO
i.
v v . ,
GROSS GUT
. THESE ARE THE ONLY SAWS USED BY
LARGE LOGGERS OH WASHINGTON
M
N IE -COLUMBIA RIVER-
.
THE
AND
Our largely Increasing sales nro an
indication of the worth of tho goods
Cor. State and Liberty Sts. Sa'em, Ore.
Second Week Special oi Our X X X X X
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SAI
Wo quote a few prices on men's furnishing goods which were not dlp
at hid miction sain laU week, ami which we positively will not rum' In the foi
ueu s iiuavy natural wool we graito ,
Men's heavy llceced 50c grade
Men's nil wool Camel's hair 75c crade '
Men's extra heavy cotton mixiil hoo UV
Men's fine suspenders tide to 35c choice.
LADIES GONS
grade
c
.
v
Fine iniiclln nicely trimmed tl.50 guide
Fine muslin nicely trlnimeil f 1.00 grade
Flannelette gowns tl.50 grade.
Flannelette gown tl.50 grade .
TWO
SCORES
THE LEADER
2U8 nd 871 Commorolnl Street,
TWO
STORi
Auction Sale to Close.
Beginning Thursday afternoon
Mary
1
90a at I p. in,
JS
1X)
and continuing each Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday afternoon and Saturday night, until
all is closed out.
No fake sale no byvbidding, everything
will be sold without reserve for cash, 2
Tmtmm Anrl PL . an f.
uy juuua, oiiuw, rurnisuinggoons.eic. at your
own pi ice. Be on hand, do not miss it.
WILLIS BROS. &
FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF POSTOFFICE.
'FRIEDMAN & GREENBAUM, Auctioneer.
About
Mackintoshes
The rains continue for three
months yet. 1 can fit out any
body yet with a good mack
At Exact Cost to Me.
About
Underwear
The cold weather of winter
is yet before us. Any and all
of my cotton or wool underwear
At Exact Cost to Me,
About
Shoes
About
Kltchenwear
Notions, Ribbons, Laces.
Scarcely a shoe in the lot that j Alittens. Fascinators and every
elset All these things
l carry
complete
Hamilton
line of
Brown's
goods
OUT OP SIGHT
A searchlight will not reveal what is truly
out of sight. If you come to our store for
a
ou will need no searchlight to find them,
nor will they cost any more, but often less
than elsewhere for the same goods.
HARRITT Sl L.ACIIRBNCI
OI.O POSTOl'TICK.OIWCEKV,
GOOD
GOOD
KISISD'S OPERA HOUSE
I'ATTOS 1IKO''. iUmgfr...
ON1S NIGHT ONLY.
woman t cost lroin 5 to 10 or
12 1 -2c more today than when
1 bought. Yours
For Exact Cost to Me,
thing
sold
At Exact Cost to Me,
Monday
January
15
I Mean Business
I'm going to get out at once, and if any one wants to
buy me out completely there's a good business for him.
I will announce in due time my plans for the immedi'
ate future,
About Wheels and Sundries,
for
My new lines will not be in
Meanwhile all my carried over
Cost. Keep your eye on my new lines.
a few weeks vet.
ones to close out at
llflooln's Bazaar. 307 60m. si.
Saem.
Foil rt It Alllitl-tl Tnnr
KumoiiH Musitwl Comoily,
flf Gay
Coney Island
REEDS OPERA IfOlfl
I'.vrroN iiuoa., I... u.i mpJ
l IIBTIMV iNGKSMV .
:::::: ItV SPECIAL
SATURDAY,
JANUARY-
3
ELABORATE SCENERY
l'KETTY GIRLS
FUNNY COSIEDIANS
22 X PLAYERS X 22
Orchestra 75c
i"anjmjt 60o
Qalery
1st Balcony 75c
,2nd la!cony50c
Human
Hear
Tbe Idyl or the Arkansas bllU.
Ofe.li iio loimducilou to PIin
vnavt mo direction ol Win. e
A
ftAU
titatf
Note thosa Prices: , .
Oreftcwm, 74o Flra BleoM fi
,T)UCl, 0U pccwtU l'
ti tilery. 26c.
UoNiiiJUiss'lliisUcciileilTrf
f
Seats now eellltijr.
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