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DAILY
VOL. XII.
SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1902.
oVwi
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We liavc made a special effort to
best raorics and newest patterns In
Clothing
Tills Pprlng. You'll BRreo with its tlmt
succeeded when you see tho lino.
Nobby vestee suits ior the
lows in ages 3 to 8.
New Norfolk suits for boys
to 15 vears.
Knee pant suits with vests
from 10 to 15 years.
Long pant suits in great variety of
new patterns for boys from
19 years.
Our Line of Men's Clothing.
Consists of tho most stylish effects in tho now Spring weaves. Wo want
to call your attention to tho floor itr.idij at Jll.Oi $12.2513.50 $15 09 and
$10.60. Thoy're equal in stylo, fit and quality with unite for which you pay
from 15 to 20 por cout mora at tin regular etdros, It's bjcauae we do a cash
business that wo can undarsoll any credit house.
THE NEW YORK RACKET
E. T. BARNES, Proprlotor,
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONK
PRICE CASH STORE.
Cor. Commorotal and Chomokota Sts.
27TOKJ53nffrxZ&a3n3C2.i27r9SR3HK
An Explanation
prices aro carefully adjusted, and your wants carefully looked after.
For all who visit us wo have bargaine, for
pathy, Our lino of ladii e' lockets and
rrlnccsB chains aro attracting tho at
tention of femlnitio sect who nro always
looking foi something now and nobby.
Wo havo gold filed Princess for from
tl.CO up.
Barr's Jewelry Store
Leaders In Lqw Prices.
Cor, State and Liberty st. Salem, Ore.
It Hits the Spot
Every Time
Ih what connoisseurs ray of the Ovui holt
Ryo Whyckey. It is punt, of exquisite
11 ivor and Is velvety and old It is an
appetizer, Ionic, and bmcnr at tho ramo
time, and ie n general favorite with all
who value a good, pure whiskey. Our
stock of wines and liquors aro all high
grade and tho best that is made.
J. P. ROGERS, IBs?""
Wholesale and Retail Llauor Healer
This is to Certify
.into ol Orevou 1
(.'iinniT of Marlon I
Halem, Ore, Auj 21, 190
Crippled and Many Years an Invalid
1u wnuin lheo presvuta ahaU come, Uretrtli'K.
About fourteen years alnce at nine yeara of ago
I met wHh an accident which caused an Injury
to or iptne ana pelTlo Done wnicn rt-suuea tu
the form' lou of humped ahouldcrs ana hip. a
luorteutofr of (he wal.t and displacement or In
ternal organ, and ahnrlenlUK of about two
Inche of ono limb between the knee and hip.
In addition io the outward appearance of my
bodyaaaboTe describe.! in March 1W I waa
taken with a aerere attack of La Grippe from
the effect of which I suffered neatly with m
lung and heart, and when In Slay lsvoi cam
to and begin treatment with Dr. J K Cook my
oondltlou was about aa follewi: Could per
form no tnatvial labor, could not atoop to pick
anything i. om the floor. Could ret about (he
bouae only w.m dlffloulty, and vetting up atalra
waa next to lmpoxiMe. Could nae my llmba
oiilr with difficult? and one of them waa much
waaed. My nervous ayatem waa badly wrecked.
Had cough and aeTero pain on lungs and heart,
no appetite, could sleep only In broken spells,
and In many ways suffered almost constant and
Indescribable agonies. In short I was as much
dead aa alive. WeTtously to my attack of I
Grippe I waa treated orer a period of years by
wauy pbjalclaus to no effective purpoie.
My personal appearance at this time is
straight la the back aa anyone. Mr wasted
limb restored to normal alse and but little more
than half an Inch shorter than the other. Hare
free use of my llmba and can so up atalra one
foot after the other with perfect ease. My
wastlla lenxtheulna-. Can atoop to the floor
wllheaoe. Cancel about and do pretty much
any and ererythlnc other well people can da
My appetite la splendid, sleep soundly and am
absolutely free from pain. .... ,
UaTtn Ure.1 In Dr Cook's family for nearly
a yoar I nave aeeu ranch of the effect of hu
treatment upon others, and can truly and
cheerfully recommend the Doctor and bis med
ical skill to auin any way afflleted.
The Dueler's treatment In this ease waa whol
ly confined to his Bouateal Remedies, contain
ttoaally administered No resort to the nae
of knife, raeebaateal appliance or other method
of treatment teme
Lillian Roseabaum has lired lu Ihla Tleinlty
about nine years.
u- .... MnMtvn ami nAnAnallv ajbouanl
ed with lbs above amsnl aad rheertally sob-
scribe u. the ,r.6 r "VoWflft'TEK.
B09AN IUKKIbON.
A V RnitXVHILM.
Subscribed and sworn w before me Ibis 24th
lltoflDf. 1901.
Seal attached
W W UALL.
OHiutv Clerk
BT a r!.IMTI Deimty.
& EYE B
TOS
SPEQALIST
4y1
A. M BANCROFT,
mcr. vi ibv
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
259 Cost'! St.
Salea. Orcjoa
M
secure the
wo have
little fel
from 5
tor boys
10 to
' m
Our Store Closes at 6 O'clock
Every Evening Except Saturday.
Jimpmmannm mna.
I
Must bo mado,. since you won
der at tho popularity of this
Bto"o. Wo buy carefully, tho
Jtfjjt For
thoBO who don't sym
The Correct
Time..
Is always at the dleposal of tho
owner of ono of our watches.
They only vry in style, finish,
and detail. Wo havo 14k. solid
gold watches from $25 up; gold
filled from $10 up nnd silver ones
as low as (2,50 to $10. Everyone
of theso watches ie a correct ttmo
keoper. Try one from
C T, Pomeroy
288 Com'l Street.
Watchmaker and Optician.
Change In
Business Firm
D. F, Wagner has succeeded to tho
solo managomont of tho oxtonslve bus
iness Interosts of tho firm of D. S.
Bentloy & Co., and will hereafter con
duct tho same. In the managomont
of tho business he will bo aaslstod
by his son, Basil II. WagiieY.
Colestine MineralWater
From Colestine springs in
Siskiyou mountains; beats
them all as a plain water or
mineral lemonade. Now
on draught at : :
Open till 12 p. ni.
U State Street.
cmu6'
The Wreath of Excellence
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W 1
ViwmkwwmitS i mJLA
copyricjW
'zSzZ?
Is awarded to the gas range as the kisg
ol the kitchen for household use by a 1
who bb It . . .
We woald call attentien of tUe hee
wires of Salea to the many advaatigfrs
olgMSSsfaet. Keep track of onrsul
TertisemenU from week to week. Tlwy
will be of Interest ta yoa.
Salem Gas Light Co.
I'hoa 66S, Chemekat St
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SAVE TO
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Washington Wins in Supreme
Court Other News Of
the Capital.
WASHINGTON, April 21. Tho su
premo court thla nftornpon handed
down a decision giving tho Stnto of
Washington Uio right, to Mo a suit
against tho Northern Securities Com
pany. Tho request for leave to fllo was orally
Issued last week by Attornoy-Gonornl
Stratton. of tho Stato of Washington.
Tho cobo will bo at onco filed, and a
date sot for hearing.
Hanna Issues a Call.
WASHINGTON, April 21. Senator
MILLING
i
COMPANY
LIABLE
Grain Purchased From'
Warehousemen
Gets a New Trial in Monu
ment Suit.
Tho supremo court this afternoon
rendered tho following decisiens:
II. O. Wright, respondent, vs. Mary
A. Ramp, nppollant, from Multnomah
county, A. L .Frazor, Judgo; reversed;
opinion by Chlof Justlco Bean.
Isam Whlto, appellant, vh. Wm.
I.add, admlnlstratpr, respondent, from
Multnomah county; A. L. Frazor,
judgo; rovorscd; opinion by Justlco
Wolvorton.
I'aclllc States Savings, Loan &
Building Company, a prlvato corpora
tion, respondent, vs. Augusta M. Spur
rier and htiBband, appollnntf,-from
Multnomah county; John B. Clcland,
Judgo; rovorsod; opinion por curiam.
Ida M. Toblu et it!., rospondonts, vs
Portland Flouring Mills Co., Salem
Flouring Mills Co., James C. Black,
administrator of Thos, J. Black estate,
appollant8, from Linn county, It. I.
Boise, Judgo; rovorsod upon condition;
opinion by Justlco Mopro.
In Its decision in tho caso of Tobln
at al. vs. tho Salem and Portland Mill
Companies et al., tho Oregon supromo
court holds that milling companies can
bo held llablo to depositors for grain
purchased from a warehouseman, In
whose nccountfl a shortago Is subse
quently found to oxist. In this, caso,
Black, In 1809, conducted a warohouso
at Halsey, in Linn county, nnd In No
vember of tho samo yoar ho died. An
investigation of his accounts Bhowod
a shortago of 11,175 bushoU of whoat.
Suit to recovor from tho Portland nnd
Salem Flouring Mills Companies,
which, it is alleged, purchased from
Black 929! and 3977 bushels, rospoct
Ivoly, and aUo from tho administrator
of tho estate, was begun to recovor
tho value of the grain. Appollato court
holds that the milling company can bo
hold llablo for the grain purchased
under such conditions, but remands
the case for a now trial, that all tho
depositors may bo made parties to the
suit, and that tho minor orrors may
bo correctod. The now trial Is al
lowed on condition Uiat plaintiffs pay
all costs. The principal depositors In
terested In the pending suit aro resi
dents of Polk and Linn countloa.
The litigation in the Wright-Ramp
case rosulted from the non-fulflllment
BifraiMimnn
I MRS, FFASER'S
Tne Medea Glove
Every pair guaranteed
and fitted-
15
Different
Shades
t in
B the
Medea
I Glove
AAAAA
JS1.MK
v
vvrTTT
on
Sale
This
Wetk. .
New arrivals in the ;
famous
ROYAL SHIRT WAIST
No other brand can compare
In style an fit with this
beautiful traracnt
MRS, FRASER'S
The ata e for sew ui tH toedf.
FIGHT
THE MERGER
Hanna today issued a call for a moot
lng of tho roprcBontatlvcs of tho oper
ators, minors and tho National Clvlo
Federation to whonrUio-trmtblo In tho
anthracite coal region has boon re
forred. Tho conforonco takes place
next slfttrrday. In Now York.
Coghlan Fornlven.
WASHINGTON, April 21. Captain
Coghlan, of "Hoch dor Kalsor" famo
nnd Captain Jamos Sands wcro today
nominated to ho rear admirals.
of a contract Involving tho purchaso
or a granlto monument. In August,
1898, Mrs. Ramp contracted for a
granlto monmument to bo set up In
tho cemetery at Salem In May, 1899,
tho contract coat being $350. Tho
monument waB not flnlahod and dollv
ored In tho month agrocd upon in tho
contract and In July, 1899, Mrs. Ramp
notified tho contractor that unless thq
monument was forthwith dollvorod aha"
would reftiBO to rccolvo or pay for the
samo. In Soptombcr, following, plain
Itffs attontlon waB again called to his
non-fulllllmont of tho contract, and
was notified that dofendant would
tako somo stops to annul tho contract.
On October 4th, plaintiff shipped a
monumont to Salem, but dofendant re
fused to accopt It, because It did not
comply with tho contract, and notified
the plaintiff that tho contract was re
scinded. Plaintiff instituted an ac
tion, and rocovered Judgment for $290,
from which defendant nppoaled. Tho
supremo court holds that "in a caso of
this kind, It Is tho duty of" tho vendor
to dollver proporty corresponding with
tho contract Tho vendoo la not bound
to accopt a dofoctlvo article, and re
ly upon a clalm.for damages, nor Is ho
bound torocelvo n thing ho did not!
contract for or agreo to accopt" Tho
court finds that there was a dolay In
tho -performance of tho contract, nnd
on llio quosiion oi mo miawiy ui uiu
monumont delivered says: "Thoro Is
no finding that tho monumont was of
tho kind called for by tho contract, or
that It was such an ono aa tho defend
ant was bound to recolvo and accopt,
and until tiat quostlon Is detormlned
In favor of tho plaintiff, ho la not on
titled to recovor ob per a breach of
contract. Tho Judgmont la rovorsod,
and a now trial ordered."
Banker Furnish
Coming Later
Tho recoptlon committee on tho oc-
cofllon of tho visit of Wm. J. Furnish,
Uto Republican nomlnoo for govornor,
recolvod a lottor from that gontloman
today, saying that ho hail beon con
flnod with an attack of tho grlppo for
several days, and was Just gottlng out.
Ho will loavo Pendleton for Portland
on Tuesday and will como up to Salem
soon thoreaftor.
o
Lot of 8econd-Hand Oroani.
Iat Saturday I traded for throe
second-hand organs. These, with some
I traded In herore. gives me a stock of
12. ranging from 1 16 apiece up. At
these prices any one ought to bo able
to own one. Sold at $3 a month pay
ments If desired. OBO. C. WILL,
Doaler in Pianos Organs and Sowing
Machines. It
See
the
New
Champagne
Color
in
the .
Medea I
Glove
Very
Swell.
CROWDER
MAKES
REPORT
.On the British .Supply
Camp
No Confirmation of the
Report
(That Arms Arc Being: Shipped
to the Cape.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-iColonol
Crowder, who wnB assigned to Investi
gate tho alleged violations of tho nou-
itralltv lnws by tho British at Port
DChalmctte, I.a., submitted a formal re
port to Itoosovolt today. It will bo re
ferred to tho attorney-general for his
opinion. It Is not bollovod that that
Crowder obtained any ovldcnco to sub-
Htnutlato tho chargo that anna nnd
ammunition wcro surreptitiously sont
from this country to South Africa on
British transports.
TWO
HUNDRED
JCILLED
By Terriffic Explosion At
Managua
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April 21. A
severe explosion occurred tho night of
April UUli. A largo two-story barrack
near tho lako front, nnd in tho contor
of tho city, was blown to fragments.
Between 100 nnd 200 olllcora and sol
diers nro roportod to havo boon kllod,
and many soldiers nnd othor persons
aro reported Injured. A largo number
of houses near tho barracks, Including
tho National Hotel, tho Central toto
grnph station and tho National palaco,
wcro damaged or wrecked. President
Zolaya waa absent at Maynmi at tho
tlmo of tho oxploslon, but ho hurried
ly returned to Managua on horseback.
Ho has published a statement, In
which ho attributes tho disaster to tho
work of conspirators, Ho says that
tons of dyuamlto and a largo quantity
of powder woro storod In tho barracks.
Tho actual causo which led to tho ox
plodlon han not yet beon determined.
TENTATIVE
AGREEMENT
REACHED
Fighting In South Africa will
Stop.
LONDON, April 21. Tho Pretoria
correspondent of tho Standard cables
that thoro Is good reason to bollovo a
tontatlvo agreement has beon arrived
at, which will prove mutually cordial
and lead to an early cessation of hos
tilities. Tho Utrecht correspondent of tho
Dally Mall says It Is recognized there
that tho Boer delogatoa at Pretoria
had full power to negotlato without re
ferring to tho Boor loaders In Huropo,
who have no real Influence on the
peace negotiations.
PORTLAND POLITICAL NEWS.
The Democratic Tickets Are In Con
ference. PORTLAND, Or., April 21. A con
ference of the tate and congroealonal
Democratic ticket was hold this after
noon. Butcher says Republicans gen
erally can see no reason why Moody
was turned down to put up William
son, whose only leglslatlvo experience
has been locally, whoro ho was more
prolific In Introducing hills In opposi
tion to tho laboring classes and Uie
fishing Interests than any other man
In tho state. I have Information from
all parts of Eastern Oregon that the
Republican dlssafectfon Is general and
deep seated.
O '
Democratic Battle Opens.
PORTION!), April 21. Ceo. It
Chamberlain opens' the campaign,
speaking at Baker City oa Friday and
at HHinpter on Baturday.
Furnish Buttons Wanted.
PORTLAND. April 21. The demand
on the Republican eomailM.ee for Fur
nish buttons has broken the record.
The first large consignment Is ex
hausted. The Republican city and
county central committee Is In session
this afternoon to appoint a oomraltteo
of fourteen to look after the cam
paign.
o
Boers Repulse British Attack.
LONDON. April 2L Kltohener to
day reports that the British unsuccess
fully attack! a foree of Boers at
Ooklp. Western Transvaal. Relnferee-
weaU were seat No details are Klv
m further than reports that the Boors
escaped from Ike big drive east of
Pretoria.
it
'FRISCO
STRIKERS
PEACEFUL
Haye Sympathy bt the
People
Mayor Schmitz I Refuses to
Employ Police.
Railway Companies Can't Get
Men.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 21. Tho
second day of tho stroot car strlko!
oponed peacefully, up to noon thoro
being no disturbance of any kind. 13v
ory lino In tho city, ox'copt those on
Union stroet and California stroot, is
Idle. No attempt Is made to operate
anything but malt cars. Tho Labor
Trade Council, of which tho cannon's
union Is a member, Is In sosslon to de
termine tholr action towards tho strik
ers. Tho companies aro (hiding it Im
possible to got men. Tho mayor's ac
tion In refusing to dotatl pollcoto ac
company tho cars, oxcopt In casos of
vlolenco, will probably bo tho control
ling rcaturo In determining tho strike.
Tho men nro woll behaved, and havo
tho sympathy of tho public. Tho may
or is endeavoring tu bring about a
paoco conforonco.
LEATHER
WORKERS
STRIKE
Only Sixty Still Out In
Portland.
PORTLAND, Or.. April 21. Sixty
union loathorworkura nro on Htrlko
lioro today because tho proprietors ro
fuso to sign tho pi Ice lint. Today throe
hotisoH granted tho demands of tho
strikers, ami others may follow.
sawTT
TWEJII
TIMES
How American Soldiers
Tortured Filipinos.
WASHINGTON, April 21. Grovor
Flint testified this morning before tho
Henutu Philippine!! committee that ho
had seen Uie Infliction of tho wutur
euro on Filipinos at loiutt twenty
timet). In Bomo casos tho victims were
rendered unrousclous, and, ho said, In
ono case deuth rosultod.
FRISCO
THUG
JAUGHT
Rounding Up Robinson's
Murderers.
GRANTS PASS.Aprll 21. Ilrowney,
alias "Yellow," an accomplice In the
murder of Policeman Robinson, of Han
Francisco, was arrested hero today,
o
Strike At
Oregon City
ORI5GON CITY, Or.. April 21,-The
employes of the Oregon 01 ty Mnnufuo
turlng Company (woolen mills) went
on strike this morning. Four hundred
to -ICO men. aro out. The mill is shut
down.
Another Report.
ORKOON CITY, April 81-One
hundred eusslmere weavers walked
out of the woolen mllltf here today, do-'
rnandlng one uent per yard more
wages. Tonight the balanw of the W
employes will IIL unless the demand
Is granted,
0"
Petitions for Qeer.
Petitions are In clreulatlon lu
Claokamas. Yamhill and several Itast-
em Oregon eountles to place the name
of Governor Geer oiutjie Republican'
ticket as candidate for United HtaUtt
Senator. j
When bis attention was called to Uie
matter today. Governor Ger said he
bad seen none of them, and would not
say whether he would make a aanvass
for the offloo or not- He did say he
would make a few Republican speech
es la sever! eountles where he had
been Invited to do so. I
-O"
County Treasurer Dawning today (
paid Into the state treasurer $Mft,
being the balanee 4h fji Marion
eouHty en the state (axes fer the yar
191.
SIXTY
PEOPLE
Died like Rats in a Trap Aboard
A Flaming Mississippi
Steamer.
n,uim tu ah-ii at a i.i,.i,.,.i
mlanlinilnn vOrttdlt tvhitr im thn tfnn.l
UuHty shore, olghftmii mtlos nbovo tills
city, Is nil that Is laft of tho handsome
Btoamor "City of lMtUtuurg," which
burned to tho water's edgo on Sunday
morning. Withlti tho ruins, which nro
ntlll to hot to search, nro tho entombed
bod I oh of scores of fMSHengers nnd
membera of tho crow, wtfo woro
caught like inta In a trap and roastod
allvo. It Ih still ImpoHslblo to ascer
tain tho actual number of dead, but It
Is bollovod that not lu$s than sixty
havo porlshod.
Tho flro waa dlscovorod In tho for
ward larboard lmtch at I: OB a. m. and
burned fiercely. Mont of tho pas
sengers woro still In hod whoti Second
Oflleor Phillips gavo tho alarm. Tho
onglnoors nt onco started nil tho
pumping onglnos, nnd tho crow
brought nil tho hoso Into play. Amid
tho BtroaniB of water on all sides, tho
llnmos from tho lowor dock and douso
t'loutlH of smoko tho passougoiH rushod
from their staterooms, nnd a fright-
onoil panic etiBuod. Tho appeals of
ttio ofllcoro nnd orow could not ap
pease tho Uirror-Htrlokou crowds that
Interfered with thoao who throw wntor
on tho (lames, as woll oh thnso work
PORTLAND
. ALASKAN
SERVICE
Line of Steamers Will Run
Weekly.
PORTLAND. Or., AiiriL SUvtA
atftam'alltnuflrnUivlHi oMnDllshod'-bft
tween Portlnnd and Alaska by ' ''al
merchants, uldod by the O. -R. A. N.
and tho Hnrrl.man roads. A wookly
Horvlco will bo established. Tho Hoard
of Trade Ih promoting It.
o-
Secretary Root
In Havana
HAVANA, April 81. Secretary Root
mid wife arrived here today,
o
Assassin Takes His Own Life.
VIISNNA. April 8I.-A St. Peters-
i burg dispatch says tho assassin of the
Riislliin minister of the interior, Ulpla
HUlue, huR Rtilcfded.
An Uiiparaleiled sale of
Ladies'
$1250 Suits for $7.50
In Navy blue Vntlan 'lotti.
$1250 Suits for $9
In ielfd b'aek (erg and
Oht-rltdtes.
$15 Suits for $10
IHiskOkeiette trlwwttl In
Ttffeta silk nr4 aadmssl Mt
Ik walk log elU.
$20 Suits for $10
Wlk Unrd hem ei. Mly
two left.
A
ROASTID ALIVE
lng with Uio llfobonts. Fow could ad
just llfo prosorvora or do anything olao
for themselves. Boats from tho Bhoro
took oft numerous pnSaongors.
Tho burning Btonmor vn miickly'
bonded for tho bank. A numbor of
panBongord who Jumped off tho Btorn,
and tried to swim nshoro through tho.
swift current, wcro drowned. Many al
so porlshod In tho flames. IIolp, oxcopt
from pjQoplo living nenr by, did not ar
rive until 2:30 o'clock this afternoon,
nnd passengers with only night clothed
and without fbod Buffered terribly,
Tho steamer Maud Kllgoro brought
tho Biirvlvoro to this placo at Q p. m.,
and tho sovoral societies of tho city
rundored nil posslblo nBststnuco In Uio
way of clothing, otc.
Terrible Panic.
CAIRO, 111., April 21. Tho burning
of this vossol Is accounted ono of tho
worst rlvor disasters In recent ycara.
Tho panic that followod tho flro was
such an linn seldom been before wit
nessed on n rlvor Btoamor. Pooplo
rushod In ovory dlrootlon. Somo
J uinpod through tho windows on tho
deck, and thou into tho rlvor, not stop
ping to put on llfo proflorveru.
Pure Blood
Wc wish you would ask
your doctor what makes you
so nervous, why you arc so
easily tired, and what makes
your digestion so weak. Sec
If he doesn't say, "Impure
blood." He will probably
speak about Ayer's Sarsapa
rllln, too.
"rF8r two years I suffered greatly
from dyspepsia and depression of
spirits. I then tried Ayer's Sarsapn
rilln, and in one week I was a ner
man.''
John McDonald, Philadelphia, Pa.
SI. All srutiUli. J. C. AVER CO.. Ui!l. Mas.
A. M. Crawford. Republican "Shndi
dale for nttomoy-gonoral, was lu the
city today.
r
FRESH TODAY
Popcorn Crisps
ZINN'S
154 State St . Phone 2874.
Suits
. i
Hlljbl mow In the midst ol tho Rariiw will cfhjr
in Hiiparalellvd tale In
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits
Titers are no old styles In our ttoak bmuo
we have been very auccetaful In closing
them out every teaton, Read this list Of
Special effers:
SIO all wool Suits $4.98
They are made of Unlit grey homespun
goods, fancy lined juaket, preallno lined
skills, Good street tults,
SIO Suits for $7.50
Black, blue aad grey Venetian jacket,
. trimmed with rutin band.
$20 Suit for $15
In Sroadelothi, biergw, Ohtyr
lettes, Etwames etc.
$2S Suits for $17.50
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are Reduced to
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