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VOL. XII.
SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL ft 1902.
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You Ought to See Our New Line of
Hten's Sbicts
We have n womlcrlul variety of ncot styles in our 50c lino
this seaton in Golf Shirts with plain frontH and ploBtod
fronts. Hni-r grades at (10c, 75o and 95c. They'ro tho top
notch of stylo. Our line of colored dreus thirts for Summer
wear can't bo 1 oat In the city and you know how our prices
compare with "regular stores." Wo havo thorn In extra
Mroritf fabrics at 4ic, 60c and 06c. Of course you can't judgo
ri mo values 1 til )ou seo tho goods.
i MILES
WILL BE
RETIRED
Roosevelt Decides to
Have His Head
en. As the document involves n possl
bio violation of International law, It
has boon sont to tho attorney-general
for nn opinion.
o
A Slap at Roosevelt.
WASHINGTON, April 3. Tho Sen
ato committco on military affairs to
day.declded to report adversely on tho
nomination of Cap'aln Crdzter to bo
chief of ordinance, with tho rank of
brlgadler-genornl.
Try ono of our
Vote on
the Oleo Bill
Afternoon.
This
Spring Suite
K you want to dress well rn little money. Full lines for
men, boys and chlldron. Boys' Norfolk suits and knee pant
shits with vests for boys Iroin 8 to 15 years aro what thoy'ro
wearing this Spring. We bavo thorn at our UBUal "Rackot
Prices." : ::::!
THE NEW YORK RACKET
Abner McKinley Denies
Christmas' Charge.
WASHINGTON, April 3. (Special to
the Journal). The oleomargarine bill
passed the Senate by a vote of 39 to
31.
UNIQUE
TRIBUTE TO
ALTGELD
By the Allied Parties in ConJ
vention.
SEASIDE
t
L
rGay
k
RESORT
AFLAME
Atlantic .City
ughtiuff Fire
Damage Will Reach
Millions
Alany
Society Butterflies Haye Fled
the City.
s
E. T. BARNES, Proprietor,
Our Store Closes at 6 O'clock
Every Cvenloe Except Saturday
Cor. Commorolnl and Chomokota Sts.
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
PRICE CASH STORE.
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WATCH CHAINS
Wo have a very largo lino, mnny nrw
ones just received, mado in many stylos
and unique patterns. Wo havo gold
fllloJ chains which wo warrant to wear
5, 1 1, and 15 years. ,
Also a big lino of neck and eecrot
locket chains. Tho very 'ntoat fads.
Wo havo tho largest lino of chains in
town. Wo guarauteo our rhalus, and
will replace with a now ono any that
do not give satisfaction.
WASHINGTON, April 3. It was
learned this morning from a sourco of
unquestioned authority thnt tho presi
dent has decided definitely to retire
General Miles. The dato of retirement
Is tho only questioned not dctormined.
Tho president Is inclined to postpone
his action until nftor tho adjournment
of Congress, although ho may decide
to issuo tho order witlhn tho noxt
few days.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 3. A
unique tribute was paid to tho mem
ory of John P. Altgcld at today's ses
sion of tho Allied Parties' convention.
Aftor it resolution of regrot was adopt-'
cd tho convention nroso and remained
standing In silence for thirty seconds.
Barr's Jewelry Store.
Cor. State and Liberty S's
Li nil ere in Low Prires.
Aged and Wholesome
A floo combination, rrperially in
wlneB and liquor. MoIIowiicpc, f mil I
necf iitul ll.ivor cniiin with aire yon
know. Try some of our whist -y or
miio. Command fancy prices some
placer; Jet our prices are reasonable.
Any lover of (rood tliinpa will find eomo
tiling to pli-arc him here.
J. P. ROGERS,
nta-222
Commercial
Street.
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer
mm i &&
"I'IX-W
CJ Wll
Repairing
Watch...
Of tho finest workmanship is a
branch of our business that wn (jive
special attention to. Uur repairing
department is conducted with the
utmost care and skill, diamonds are
rosot, and Jewelry of all kinds is ro
paired in the most perfect manner,
besides optical work of all kinds.
McKlnlcy Pleads Innocence.
WASHINGTON, April 3. Abnor
McKInley, brother of tho lato presi
dent, wns tho first witnoss boforo tho
special Houso commltteo of investiga
tion of tho chargo of bribery In con
nection with tho purchase of tho Dan
ish West Indies this morning. Captain
Christmas, in his secret report, ro-
forrod to tho witnoss ns ono of thoso"
connected with him in tho scheme to
furthor such purchase. McKInley tea
tffied ho had no contract or undor
Mtnndlng of any kind with Christmas,
and donlod ho had over brought tho
matter to tho attontlon of tho presi
dent. Iloprosontatlvo Gardner, of Now
Jorsoy, who was also mentioned in the
report, denied any and all connection
with Christmas, direct or indirect
Richard Evnns, wl-o was mentioned
In tho roport as representing Gardnor,
ho saw but once. Evans aslted him
whether ho thought tho United States
would buy tho Danish West Indies,
and ho replied that, Judging from tho
nowspapors, nothing would bo dono.
Col. W. C. Brown, whoso namo was
associated with McKlnloy's, also mado
a ooinploto denial... - -
o'
Denmark Denies Christmas.
COPENHAGEN, April C It was of
ficially announced today that tho Dan
ish ministry has had no dealings with
Cnptaln Christmas. Tho Promlor,
though Christmas bad called, refused
to soo him, or to recelvo a roport of
his unauthorized negotiations for tho
salo of tho Danish West Indies.
BOSTON
MAY BE
BEERLESS
Brewery Employes Are Outi
on a Strike. :
BOSTON, April 3. Tho browory
workors of Doston wont on etrllco this
morning. Tho genoral tcamstors may!
nlso become involved, and this nieatirf
thoro will bo an cntlro suspension of.
browing boor In 24 Doston breweries,?
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., April 3.
An Insignificant blazo broko out this
morning In tho rear windows of a ho
tel spread and was fanned by a strong
breezo until It dovwloped Into a con
flagration that at ono tlmo threatouod
tho ontlro resort. At 2 o'clock, oftor a
florco fight and tho destruction of ton
hotels, tho Acadomy of Music and
Young's pier, tho flremon got tho blazo
under control. In addition to many
stores, part of tho famous "board'
walk" and some bntWng houses woro
destroyed.
Thloves took advantage of tho terror-stricken
inhabitants and began to
lloot tho stores and hotols. Tho no-
llco arrested a numbor of thtovos, and
then a company of militia was ordorod
out. It was rumored that throo musi
cians employed In tho Hotol Dorko
ley, after leaving. tho placo In safoty,
returned to save their Instrument,
and woro burnod to death. Tho roport
was not confirmed. Tho flro wns tho
worst evor oxporlencod hero.
i ! tsr icsigy xsvs
Cream
Superlative
strength
purity
Improves the flavor anct adds
to tiie liealthfttitiess oS the food.
so far
corned.
as union workmen are con?
Salem Takes '
First Place
PRIOE BAKING POWDER CO,
CHICAGO.
HoTK.-Tho.ra nro imitation baking
,' grocers. I liuv ttre. ifn
uufilfui, which tomlurs tltu
lowders .sold cheap by
Isc
m.mv uroccrH. I liuv nro. umtle troni Mum. n poison-
-'.JE- ... - '. ... , - -, . ...
j, which tomiurs tnu toou injurious to ncaiui.
attending tho Philadelphia Industrial
School, and acquiring a practical
knowlodgo of toxtllo manufactures.
EUOENB, April 3. (Special to tho
Journal), In a trap-shooting tourna
ment hold hero today under tho aus
pices of Eugene sportsmen, mid partic
ipated In by crack shots from through
out tho Willamette vnlley, It. C. Shol
ton, of Salem, won first monoy, scoring
73 out of a possible 7C. Albany's rep
resentatives, who recently dofoatoi
auicm in a maicn, woro not in ill
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., April 3. A
groat hotol flro Is raging horo. Tho
Windsor, Carlton and Lurny houses
aro burning, and tho cntlro beach
front from Illinois Avonuo to Kentucky
Avonuo is monacod. Thoso buildings
aro valued at millions of dollars. They
aro among tho finest soasldo hotols In
tho world.
Moro than n dozen buildings havo
already burnod.
Tho hotols woro crowded with East
ern vacation guests, all of whom
rushed Into tho utreo, and, as far as
could bo learned, nono woro Injured.
At 13:30 tho loss was estimated at
two and a half millions, and tho flro
was still raging. About throo blocks
havo been consumed, nnd a strong galo
Is blowlug tin tho coast. Whon It bc-
Etl-1 cntno npiiai-cnt tlidt the flro -voutin-
Prince Henry
WiH Attend
M3IIL1N, April 3, An official noto
Just published announces thnt Empo
ror William will bo represented at
King Edward's coronation by Prlurso
Henry of Prussia. Prlnco Honry will
bo accompnnled by his wlfo, on thu
special Invitation of King Edward,
o
Cleared of
Bad Charge
MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., April 3.
Tho Jury in tho enso of Mrs. Mabel
Haines, accused of beating her 3-yoar-old
stop-child to doath, rcturnod a vor
diet of not guilty this morning,
o
CONTEST
GROWING
BOER
WILL
gouo men took second placo. Othor J controllablo, many guests took trains
purses nro being contested for.
being contested
o
Kidnapped
C, T, Pomeroy
JMj tgfeS 286CoariSt. Watchmaker nd Optician
to dt iplne nu )elTlO bono
mo lormnjou
This is to Certify
SSafifaiCSonl" W.o.Au,..l90 .
Crippled and Alany Years an Invalid!
t.i wiinm thAui nruMiiiji feh&U coma. (Jreed a.
About foartcou yetri iloce at ulna ;en of Ke
I mot wUq au accident which cauaed an lulury
l INITIO bono which rvtuuvu iu
of bumned shoulder and hip, a
thorteulng ot the tralit and dtiplacement of In
tern'al orKu, and ahortcnlnv o( about two
lnch4 o( oud lluib between th knee and hip.
In addition to the outward appearance or my
budyaiabOTO described In March 1000 I waa
(aka with a aerere attack of La Orlppo from
tho effect o( wnicii i aunorea greaur wun in
lnni?aand heart, aud when In Mar lUuOI ca m
loand begau treatment wllh Dr. J. P. Cook mr
condition was about a follew: Gould per
form no manual labor, could not itoop to plolc
anything from the floor. Could get about the
.cuius up iuun
t uto my llmba
them wai much
waied. My nerrout aratem waa badly wrecked.
.nu auTcru poiu uu iuui auu ucrv,
could aloep only In broken ipulla,
and In many wara auifered almoat conkUnt and
rrr &&'
k l&Sfr
GOrRIQHf.
anyuiiugirom ine noor. uouiu i
bouae only with difficulty, and ge
was next to ImpbealMe. Could'
oulr with difficulty and one of the
Had couch and auyeru pain on lungs and heart,
petite.
dead a alive, frerlouily to my attack of La
no appet
tudescrlbable agonies.
In abort I was as much
Urlipel waa treated orer a poi
mum- Dhv aldana to no effective purpose.
My penou! eppeirance at thu time la
alraigbt In the back as anyone. My wasted
limb restored to normal also and but IHUe more
than half an I noli shorter than the other. Have
free use of my llmba and can go up aulrs one
foot after the other with perfect eJue. My
wtl leuKihoulug. Can atoop to the floor
with ease, Can get about and do pretty much
an and frithu) other well peopln oan da
My appetite la splendid; sleep soundly and am
absolutely
ilaviutf II
a year 1 ns
r free from ua!n
lived iu Ii cook's family for pearly
bave seen much of the effect of hta
treatment uku others, end can truly and
cbeermlly reoommeud the Pootor and his med
ical skill to all la any way amietol.
The Doctor's treatment lu tbU ease was whol
ly contlned to bis Botanical KcmedUs, uou.tltu
tloually adminlitered No lesort to the use
of knife, mechanical appliance or other method
of treatment being employed
UI.UAN R03ENBAOM.
Lillian Roavobaum has lived In tuts Tleinlty
about nine yen. ' .
We. the nud.raigaed. are personally acquaint
ed with the above affiant and cheerfully uib
sorlbe Ut the truth uf the foregoing statement.
N R03liSBAUM,Father.
8U3AH HAHRIftON.
A. V. ROfl.NUAUM.
Subtorlbed aa I sworn ta before me this 31th
darofAnr. 1M1.
Sealatuohe4.
W.
By A
W. nAI.U
cenntr cie
ierk
ileUBLlAini. Iwi-uty
The Wreath of Excellence
Ohio Senators 8ore.
WASHINOTON, April 3. Tho
frlonds of tho olcomargarlno bill, af
tor a canvass of tho Bonato, say they
havo enough votos to pnss it. It will,
howovor, bo by such a narrow majority
that not until Uk final vote Is an
nounced lato this afternoon will olthor
sldo breatho eaBy. Thoy say tho fato
of tho bill doponds lnrgely on tho voto
of tho two Bonntors from Ohio, who
aro In receipt of many mossagos com
manding thorn to voto for tho meas
ure This attempt to dlctato how thoy
shall voto has angered thorn, and both
may voto against the measure.
A Rajah
in awarded to the gas range as tho kfnt
of the kitchen for household use by a 1
who use it.
Wo would rail attention of the boute
wives of ralem to the many advantages
of gas as a fnel. Keep track of our ad
vertieements from week to week. They
will be of Interest to you.
Salem Gas Light "Co.
Phone 503, 4 Chemeketa St
Against the Boers.
WASHINGTON, April 3. It was ad
mittod at tho state departmont this af
ternoon that a communication had
beon rocolvod from Governor Hoard,
of Louisiana, rotating to tho uso of
Port Chalmotte as a mobilization sta
tion for mules and horses Intended for
uso In tho British Army In South Afrl-
Eat the Spa Choc
olate Chips
Nothing better made in tho Hue of
candy. Nt-w batch today.
VANCOUVI3H, n. C., April 3. Tho
It. M. S. stoamor Empross of Japan,
just arrived from Uio Orlont, brings
word from Singapore that tho Itajah
of Patanl has boon kldnnppcd by
Slameso. Ho was lured Into tho pal
ace of n supposed supporter of high
casto and urged to sign a treaty by
which ho abjured tho right of govern
ing his own stnto. On his rofusal, ho
was surrounded by Slamoso soldiers
nnd carried In n gunboat up tho coast.
Tho Patanl Malays aro furious, and se
rious trouble Is anticipated. Tho gov
ernor of tho Straits Settlements has
boon nskod to Interforo.
Open till 12 p. m.
IU State Street.
CAPE
TOWN
JOURNS
Body of Cecil Rhodes Lies in
State.
CAPK TOWN. April 3. Tho body of
Cecil Hbodos Is lying stnto in tho Par
llamont House today. Thousands (if
persons havo passed through tho hall
to get a last view of the dead. Tho
city Is draped in doopost mourning.
Hhodos' funeral wrvloos will ho of
a most imposing character. Tonight
tho body will bo carried to Matoppo
Hills, whoro Rhode wiuostod his
body should He.
I out of town. Tho greatest oxcltomont
provnllod among tho residents nnd
property-holdors. Young's great pier
and tho Academy of Music aro now In
ashes. Tho flro Is still spreading nt 1
o'clock, and tho conflagration forms a
womlorful spoctnclo for tho thousands
on tho beach.
At 1:30 tho flro has spread to both
sides of Now York Avonuo, and tho
situation grows moro de'sporato ovory
Instant. Flames nro licking up tho fa
mous board walk. At this hour tho
following hotols, In addition to tho
Academy of Music and Young's plor,
aro dostreyod: Luray, Carloton, Wind
sor, Stlcknoy Uryn Mawr, Stratsford
and Dorkoloy. ' It Is valid a numbor of
pcoplo woro Imprisoned by flames at
tho end of Young's plor, but whothor
or not thoy oscnped In boats Is un
known.
Lntor Tho flro W now under con
trol. Ton hotels wv dostroyod. Tho
peoplo caught at tho end of Young's
pier aro all saved.
At 3 o'clock tho flro In tho Windsor
hotol burst forth again, and It is
feared tho flro will sproad to tho Hotol
Traymoro. In the list of hotels burned
aro alKo tho Rio Ornudo nnd Holland.
It is now ostlmatod that tho loss
will not exceed ono million and a half,
RIVAL
KLONDIKE
WARMI
LEADERS
MEET
Many Ladies Mentioned for
Journal Prize
The Winner Alay Go
Show in Style.
to the
Schalkbunren and Steyn
Tegether:
Are
Thunder Mountain Aliner
Enthusiastic.
is
mBammmammmmm
BOSTON
STORE I
OPPOSITE TIIE P0ST0FF1CE.
It it the low prices we ell goods at all tho time that oanees other stores to have eslua nnd oat prioei only for a
day, but oven then people And Uib BOSTON STORE the cheap dry good store of Salem. We mean to hold our rep
utation, aud the following Items are only a few of our bargains this week.
SB EYE i3P
X SPECIALIST X
A. M BANCROFT.
Mxr.cf Ih
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
259 Com'! St.
Safest. Orttca
..aHaBaa
3E?
We do oar own
frUtllstt.
Euoitastioa frtc
Sawawitr
Best machine thread per spool 2 cents
Ladies' pure white sleeveless vests, 17c
quality for 10 cents
5 in. taffeta ribbon, all shades, 20 per yd
Torchon lace from 1-2 to 4 inches wide,
new patterns 5c per yard
Ladies' fast black hose, regular 8c quality
for 5 cents
Ladies' fast black hose, regular 15c qual
ity 10 cents
8c towels for '5ceach
mmwrnmrnMammmmmmmummammmumam
10c towels tor 6 1 4c each
New Spring skirts from 98c to $10 each.
New Spring Shirt Waists from 23c Up.
Best sailor hats 49 cents
See our window for prices on corsets.
New Spring dress goods and waislings.
Cheapest line of men's shirts, gloves, un"
derwear, socks, etc., in the city.
Rebels Show Hold Front.
SANTO DOMINGO. Itopubllo of
Santo Domingo, April 2. Tho revolt!
tlonlsts who, on Monday, captured the
town or llarblioim, and wero later dis
lodged by troops from a government
gunboat, havo ontronchod themselves
in a stronghold ueur that town, and
aro making a bold front, dosplto tho
hard blows rocolvod from tho fedoral
forcos. Many of Uio rebels woro taken
prlsonors, Including some of tho load
ers. Nearly fifty wore killed und
wounded In the attack on Darhona.
Free Trade
With Colonies
E
LONDON, April 3. In a letter to
the Times. Sir Hobart Olrfen, the sta
tistician, declares that thu Hritlsh Hm
plro cannot become a zollveroln (a
I trade league or customs union) for tho
; simple reason that us constituent
parts aro not contiguous, but widely
separated, and with great dlvorgont
Interests. Sir Itobort expressed his
doubt as to whether any sohemo of
commercial union on a basis of reci
procity Is practicable, and says he
thinks the simpler plan would bo for
the colonists to adopt free trade.
Returned Home from the East.
Mrs. C. P. Bishop returned this
morning, via the New Orleans route.
from a seven-months' visit In the Kat
The major part of tho Umo was spont
9 by Mrs. Bishop at Philadelphia with
her sons, Clarence and Hoy, who are
Ward L, Farnsworth, of Lowlston,
Idaho, who spent nonrly throo mouths
of last summer In thu Illg Crook dis
trict, Is of tho opinion that Thundor
Mountain will witnoss tho greutost
mlnlug rush occurring nnywhoro since
tho Klondike oxclteuiout. Mr. Funis
worth unld to n Tribune reporter ro
contly; "1 look upon tho whole region em
bracing tho mlddlo nnd south forks of
Salmon river, and oxtuudlug as far
south as tho summit of tho Sawtooth
mountains as the most promising Hold
for tho mining oporator. I was all
ovor tho country last suminor, and
can say Uiat during mnny years of ox
porlenco in mining rogloiiH I hnvo
novor hoc n another Uko It. PI ok up
float on any of thoso hills, and nn as-
asy will disclose valuu. TItb oro will
contain gold, silver, coppor, lend or
Iron, nnd porhnps saveral of thoso.
Pnrtlos coming In nftor a brief stay
will say It Is a country all porphyry,
or all feldspar, or lava nsh depend
ing much on what part of the district
tho narrator was In.
"Thoy aro all right In part About
Oold hill, whore the Dewey properties
aro located, the formation Is com
prussd lava ash and porphyry, with a
capping of black iron lava, much of
which has been erodod awuy. It Is
notlruablo that the hill tops show, by
their sugar-loaf form, from thu vol
eanle origin aud disclose the direction
of prevailing storms by being brokon
away on tho west and south sides.
Changes In Quartz.
"Farther down Monumental creak
tho formation ohangos Into Quartz and
porphyry, and on Big Creek und Ita
moy Creek the formation uguln
ehangos, enormous Iron dykes cutting
In. Together with sovaral others I
own two claims In Fitzgerald gulch, on
Monumental creek, about twelve miles
claims woro located three years ago
below the Dewey property. The
and, for the work done, the elalms
by a prospector we hnd grub-staked,
show up finely. Itst year we started
a tunnel designed to cross-cut the
vein at a depth of 1C0 feet. We ran
tho tunnel in 42 feet lust summer, and
figured that fifteen feet more would
atrlko the ledge. In making the tun
nel wo passed through several bodies
of Iron orn. which were all but pure
metallic Iron. Kven last summer all
tho ground sunoundlng the Dewey
mine, and along Monumental and Big
creek was apparently taken up by
the prospectors. I shall not try to go , '
la mush before the first of June, whenj
and mining supplies Into the district.'
Tho sucond dny's voting shows add
od Interest In Tho Journal's contest
for tho box nt' tho "Taming of tho
Shrow," April 10th, nnd thoro Is much
spoculntlon rlfo as to who will got tho
prlzo. Tho Journal Is ploasod to nu
nouueo todny thnt It has ongngod Mr.
Simpson's ologant now rubber tlrod
cab to convoy tho prlzo-wlnnpr nnd
hor friends to and from tho opera
house, ThlB Insuros tho young lady
aud hor clionon clrclo a comfortnblo
ovonlng, rain or shlno. Sovornl now
names nro In tho raoo today, but It Is
so oarly that It would bo dlllloult to
foFm"ftliJ, doflnltn tdea as to'nvho will
carry off tho prlzo.
Second Dnj's Ballot.
Nora Anderson 1
Molllo Bornnrdl , 2
Leona Whlto 28
I.OIUI Ilonolt 2
1211a Shlpi .... 8
SiihIo Collotto ,f 3
Mrs. Dol DltiHiuoor 1
Miss Zadlo Patmnr G
Miss Knntuor 1
PilKTOMA. April' 3. Acting Prosl
dun Schalkburgor, who, with other
prominent Boors, roeotitly pasred
through tho British lnos for Uto pur
poxo of discussing ponoo proposals
with Uio Boor loaders In Uie field, has
succoedod In opening nogotlnUons
with Prosldont Steyn, of tho Orange
l-'ree Stnto.
Lost Hair
It's risky, this losing of
the hair. You may not get
it back again. When the
hair first begins to fall out
use Aycr's Hair Vigor. It
will stop the falling and will
make new hair come in. And.
it always restores color to
gray hair.
"Mv lltllr came out hadtv and
'fast turning gray. I tried Aycr'a Hair
vigor, it stopped my hair from coming
out and completely restored the color.'7
Mrs. M. D. Gray, North Salem, Mass.
II. All dr.ttl.li. j. C. AVER CO.. I.aw.ll. Miss.
SPANISH
VETERANS
MEET
Recent War Soldiers Gather
in Springfield.
Wnlter Allon, chargod with crim
inally assaulting Blossom Adamson, a
whlto girl, was lynched at Nome, Qa,,
last tilsht.
...BANANAS...
SIMUNOrini.D. Anrll 2. The first
annual meeting of tho Service Men's!
Association, nu organisation formed
by tho veterans of the Spuulsji war,!
bogan horo today. Ten states are rp-
resented.
15c per doz.
at
Finn's
M?S2iS8.
The Ideal Store of Salem
THE STORE OF TIIE PEOPLE
We lake dvlibl In aalllng our store YOUR STORE- It Is your store la
pverysuntu. It was built far ynur oonveiuvneo and pleasure,' we want you
to feel an ownerr-hip in TIIE BIO STORE- Every pleae of mercLandUe, sold
by us li marked at a rutlnim! profit, and the best good to be found In tho
market, yen will rind on our (helve. Gome le tee tu, make yourtelve at
lituiit us t is your house.
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Sensational Sale of Dress
Goods
Sonaikmal beosure it la fitted to
iiiolle great Interest on the parts ol
both buyers und sellers.
Impressive Sale of Ladies'
Suits
Impreulve btcauie It has this
power ol effecting a lasting Impres
sion ou iheie hocouietoinvttitfte,
Exciting Sale of Boys' Suits
KxeiiinubaieltrtHitoi Into action tbe mlntls and money of mothers
of eood boys who play hard and vear nut lots of clothes.
New line children's and misses' wash suits just received.
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