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DAILY CAFir Mt JOURNAL, SALEM, ORHGOX, 8ATURDA1', SEPTEMBER 12, 1008.
Women's and
W say "pre
PRELIMINARY Fall Showing of Men's,
Children's ready-to-wear garments.
liminary showing," but in reallity it means up to the or
dinary "complete stack." Ours is never complete; every
day sees new goods coming, and as long as the season
lasts will keep coming. Now that we are in such a splen
did position to show you the new garments of the sea
son, come and inspect them and assure yourself that our
qualities are all that can he desired and how reasonably
we have priced them.
CLOSING OF
TEACHERS'
CONVENTION
Fall Showing of -Dress
Goods
Our correct ohowlng of
this Fnll mid Wlnlcr Dross
Goods Jn nil tho now weaves
and. colon nro productions
from tho world's best mltlH
- Wo havo mnrchcil tin
market far and near for
thin largo assortment nnd
cnn now aennro yon that our
qualities arc tho heat over
offered at such' reasonable
prices.
SHOES . .
Tho woll-dronscd IndloH will wonr
this fnll Tan Iflgli HIioch and Patent
ColtH In Halmorul and Muellers, and
tho woll druKced onus will 1cm von this
store. Perfect fit guaranteed.
Umbrellas
Two-Hnndlo Combination
Bill: Umbrellas, One-Handle
Is of naturnl wood finish.
Tho other' iiandlc tins gol.l
or sllvor mounting. In'nl 1
with largo pearl. These ar"
the newest mid to I,-trod
them wo nr'o olie.dng t'oi.i
at special prices.
$3.98 and $4.93
'Mjafefec,
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NEW FURS
I)y far the largest showing in Su
loiu; now nud better vnfoios than wo
have ever had on display before at
lowor prices. A few at special re
duced prices. FIRST FLOOR.
Toilet
Articles
5 "f I
Jm M mxwfwtreo1
vzatx
3 pound baits
qui't size,
03c
The most Important matter
brought before the Super'ntendentH'
convention, which closed In this city
verdav afternoon, were tho rais
ing and anportlonlng of school
fidi In dlsctrslng these ques
tirns Mie convention unanimously en
dursfd the recommendations of tho
-.f"nl committee-of the State Teach
p v association.
Tho State. Teachers' association
rotrmlttee took the position that
omn plan should be devUed where
bv tho lrreduclblf state school fund
rould be enlarged snfflclently so that
It, together with the county fund.
wrMld Insure not less than six
months of school for each district In
tho state.
Thev nroposed that tho legislature
hP n-Vpd to provide two forms Jif
relief- Flmt, a temnorary relief to
Ifo plnced In tho state Rchool fund
for use ench year and a portion of
- unHt tiow rnlsed through Indir
ect taxation, tho amount to be
tf-Miml'v dlmln'shed ns the nnrma-
nent fund Is Increased. Second, that
'nrmannt relief be established by
J tho stat- taking nos e slon of Its ttn
n)ironr'n(pd "'" nn-vir nnd li".
I 'nir ("o'ltln" "" ror"o,x- to the
principal of tho Irreducible stato
rc'ioo' fund: nlso Mint tbo Inhorlt-
i Mir in raised n t'p state be cred
ited to tho Irreducible stato school
fund.
Tho committee also recommended
n chango In tho basis of apportion
ment of bcIiooI funds In proportion
to tho number of tenchcrs employed
nnd tho dally attendance of tho
pupils In school. They considered
this plnn more equitable than ap
portioning according to tho school
noTifis cs Is now duo. As. a basis
for tholr conclusions tl"v took tho
exact conditions In the counties or
.Ioophlno, Lane, Mnrlon and Uma
tilla. ' .
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PERSONAL MENTION
of
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Salem O
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STATU NEWS.
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fCity
acting governor of Oregon, who wns
also 'i Salem man. Four
ou Hie Wishing
. JL, liinu i omi'lll lllllll
IV I s-. m ,rf-,T 'uuty men are now
V-M-H-H
Wvatlier FormiM
IV Ir tou'Klit nud Sunday.
I-'ii'l Opening -
CillMiu Place
' No waiting, 1 1 oliulrs, also a ludy
manicure. '' ood-tf
Of the lutuHt and moHt iip-to-dnte
lino of oxcltiHlv lullorod hats ovoi
ahown Ih tho ojty. Tho ludlott of
'Halo tnnndrvlclnity ars oonlliil'y In
vltl. Friday anil Suturday. Sopiain
br 11 n1 IS. Th Vogn Mllllu
ciy, 270 North CommrelKl trt.
l-0-lt
Just Iterolvi'd
A nUipniut of uwlnr poita. Will
quote upMliil prlren for a ftw tlAits.
Th C. IC. I. 8. Co. 0.10-It
t
Wiuitnl
At Dr. fttono' d.-.' Mor, a youim
limn who dwilrt' to Uvrn t druit
ImslnitH. hhlr wjl. Aiijily at
onco. iMO'ttl
' Mt'it All Day
lnlr week at Woman's KVohnngo.
ll'i Court Htruet. 0-ia-7t
IMMI'O 'Kllllglll
At thtt Auditorium Ulnlc. MclOI
roy't oroliovtra. AdmlHdon 10c.
I'lii-iui'i-, ThUi Not Ic
'When you are In Salem ilurliig tho
Mitto fair you fhniild got your print
ing douu. iCIIlott'H print Hhop, at 2:i
South Couinitfrclul stroitt, Ih tho moNt
up-to-date lu Salem. llo has all
IclinU of treapai) notlcoa and ' prtTne
and hop ticket-. All klmli of imrdw.
pni.or, biiudopot and wtddlug t
tlouery. Phouit l!ii:i.
Court House PIkiiich
""".' PLAN TO
-TY OUT
" ' FISH LAW
Governor Albort K. Mend, of Wash
luglon, today nakd Governor Ch'am
borlaln to advise .Maeter Flih Wnr
don .MoAllItor to ninke only one ar
riHit on tho Wmhlngton side of the
Columbia river, for the purpose of
teatlng th new (Uh act, but (lov
ornor Chaiiihrlnln 1ih refined nbBo
lutoly to Intorfore with tho master
llsh warden. The Oregon aupronto
court Hh decided that the fouetlUi
tlon of OroMon. nimroved bv oon-
ttrwmi give thjf etHte concurrent jur-'"-I'tt'nn
ovor the Caliiwbla and
Throo rwtMnii r r buying Clivtflftml'
linking 1'owdur;
Superior QuftPty (Pure Crenia n(
Tartar).
Neatest Package (lertw lop cmii).
lloet PrlcW (3 lb. SI: R Iba. $H.0fti.
If Von Cnu
"Haluo thQ moiioy
far thiL ndvors
lUIng' tho ad vortUtlUif will julsu tliol"' All Day
money for ovorythln kbu.
Th Sort of
"Prosporlt)-" that eomua."lii wplte
or poor ndvortUliii;" ! not proapprlty
in an ii i nuvoraiiy.
Workmen aro buev today yuttlmci h0 rlvec. euil thtby gives tho
or teiouliouea it war nan mrMiu authority to on-
' . ' "itiljua H.L t.. .. . da
u'w um i'f iii.iwRvru on ine Co
lumbia rivet.
Kollowlni ai the teurame relat
tlv to tho matter (hat have paaaoil
betweon Uia txcuUva:
To (orge u. ChainiierlAln. uv
ernor of Orcnen: Will yon advllo
Mnator 1'lah Wa-rden .UrAlllater, of
Oregon, to make ouly one arreat for
llilur, ou the Washington uU)p of tko
Columbia river a a tet ca pending
beriT ita at Po:tlau.l Y.m are to
name date of conference.
'AWIUUtT 10. MKAI),
"Oovprnor of Wnahlngton."
'To AUmrt 13. Mead. Governor of
WaeWnntett: lio not care to Inter-
rre with matter n h warden. Will
0- "?- w H c - or(p-.' Svu Jny.
"OHa U. CIIAMllHItUMN.
"Cioveriior of Oregon."
At the conference to be held to
uiorow In Port Urn d ionic aatUfartory
rVHiiNvmoHt. to be reached .
tvraeu tbo fe eNcrutivei. so that tho
WVhinrton tl hermen will be nn
eeeetl. Great object Ion U made b"
them to OracoH' fleh law, but Ore-
lu a new ay-item
the court hoii'e. Heretofore nil the
phoned have been on one party Mile.
Mpet of the phone will now be jut
on aspHrate llnee.
New Piii'it,"!' A i rl '
Profeaeor and Mra. Klorlna Von
Haauheu and two children ar
rival here from St. Louie III., yos
lortluy. and nre tempdnirlly Iqcjitod
jit l.ausekuo hall. Prur. Von Hfwohoji
wiih roeonlly elected to the chair of
chumtatry lu Willamette University
IJiix'i 4unl
'lvhft lirodiictlnu ot the Suleiu elitwr
factory haa no (Npial. Try a Taahmoa
or U Corona, and be convlMoasl.
e
Difuci Tonight
At the Auditorium Itlnk. McUl--oy
s urcht.tiM 'lmlsarii 10c.
lIr week at Wo ma n't Ilxchttnire.
lift Court atrwt. S-lS-Tt
IU(N for the Itulldluv; of Gjty Ibiiu.
Many offondors of the stato fl IiIhk
nwp, both lu tin upuor nnd lower
Columbia rivers, aro being nrroeted,
nnd tho rocnt laws will probably be
thoroughly tested In the cc.irts.
Tho public and private school and
colleges at Kugene nre expecting an
ourolhuent of 2500 for tho coming
term. Five hundred aro expectod at
tho Stato Unlveralty.
A. W. Orton, of Multnomah coun
ty, Ih Reported na vltitlng the vari
ous countlos of tho state on a enm
pulgu, for the apenkorshlp of the
house. Ho la a stntoinunt No. 1
man..
The Aator'n branch of A. Booth &
Company will continue their canning
business, notwithstanding tho pass
ing of the company into the hands or
a rocelvor.
Mrs. Althunn Uarniim, who has
Ilvod In Ynmhlll county ror over 10
years, dled'Ht her McMlunvllle home
yostordnv at tho ago of OS.
The date of the recond Linn conn
ty applo fair 1ms beon changed to
November 10 to 12, Inclusive.
Win. Main, tho crnck California
nthloto, has tho necessary credentials
and will entor hlugene. Tho facult-.
or the University state he has bad his
application on file for three mouths,
and was not denied admhslon to the
Uulverslty of California.
Oregon Stadium athletes ami he
roes arrive In Portland tomorrow.
The fair pavilion at Mclilnurllle
baa Iteeu completed.
Senator Jonathan Uourne, Jr., r
rlml home In Portland last night,
and will remain until some time late
this fall.
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Al'TOS IN
CM)SH HACK
(I'allMl - ft LmI Wire, i
HrlgWon Ileaeh, N. Y.. Sopt. 1J.--.
Hy a series of desperate sprints Mu
ford hud Cobe, AuiorlcnHs, driving a
Lrfieipr car. loua.v gamed the lead :
tbe 24-hour endurance autotuoblie
raco. which bogau hero last night.
Tho Italian drivers, Parker and Can
rn, In tho Plat car, aro runiMng In
oi'oiul place, ntue mil behind tli
leaders.
At tho twelfth hour tbe Losler car
had covorod Sd5 in I lee.
Ill IUII II. I ., . . . .. ....... "
Uv ardor ot the Cnuim.n fn.,nt! "" " . ii taat U Wgiklns-
.of tiu Oltr of Salem, the sneelal eoi?i. i ??W ,
uuuee qii stfjtoiM ami nro and water
wiursKUHYa bide nr a otLy
barn.ina'
per pihiw and Dpecltlcntlous to be
soon nt Walter Low's barn. Illila to
be placed In tbe bauds ot Mr. Walter
Hnu'llitf Committee Nmmil
The following U Uiu ouHiwlUee.
Hpiiolnteil by Mr Albert, to dooldo on
lllil inftrt l IliM lliiMt-.l if 'lVnil.
plane nud all hmIIi step than ran 'ow HO' ,wtf. tha" 10 oloek n. in .
be taken to Insure the locution m .!" IT. laos. Tho city re-
once for the smoltor In tho SnnUnm I ?vo u, H"ht to Ql" all
district nnd to ImtwtlgHte nnd assUt n,,,t, ' ' 9-18-31'
tho mining coinpnnles there and got-1 ,. , . .
ting in roiulltlon to dollvor tho m..I'iiw1iiIkW-
qulred tonnage: it. J. Uo.ndrlck,! At tho Auditorium Hlnk. . McKI
H llofor. W II Movers. 117 W. llarr, hoy's oroh.slin. Admission .10c
Chas Woller. A C Bpplrty, C. J. I
Olnistead. T. J Hlce. K. V Wright- Kolsoni Funcrnl
mnn. J V UoiMle. Aug. liucktvtln. i The funeral of l.miU rolmum wim
". I. Staloy. A tneetlHg of this idlel lu PorUanrt WodwssiUi) evening
t Miiiiiiivy' inn u winm iiiuinti ni
ly after fair weok.
'(U'ii Money C)ixler,
Post muster Knrrur ha recelvtsl i
a letter rrom tno postal soret sevlee
agents, reporting tbe theft of ISO
Mtna hld from tslo udr"kt l
HUnt A. M. Clough nt f oehKk ihjs
lUWrjuftif. Kf. f 8. Knight con
ducted the funeral.
l.lu Slock l(wlit(i,
Chicago. HI. S IS ne-eluts.
l.l.k.l. m. ...... v.. .k..l.k UA..k l..t ft
;VKpW.ClV. nnd usktng'.hat.fCS Ltro'ng ai tS
-Je,I mvrobants be warned no, to fc "JJPSSiSw sR V
iv (l) hoiu- onlers from tUo'inu yeur ao iioa ibi
; se.0?; ;ffi0 fftsi. JSP f&i" ffli vy- ybfi$:
i mlHr 10, .J8.g' ,8T,VS!.MU.gh. $0eS0; light. JC 10.
. T-as. bv a mnn who wont Wr oat,il( tU4 iksni Vtk'
- he .H,e of R A Abbott, rep- cSJI'mo Sep? U- H.v
rr'wmiuirr wi a rninunu vuiiiiiij.
ctots. hoirs. ttOO:: etttUo. 1K00:
.. u. . , T ii shwip. 300.
helriHiltr UtMj4tOM Juo j Ouiahal SwU 12 llcluts. krwi
f 4tg S J Chiulwlck. formerly of 000; caul? loo" rteiWJV W
Salem. ha ben nominated for a ' '
place o tne wasningion supremo . TA, . , .
U ll'l U
beach Jsidgd Chiwlck la tho sou wn2,n
( ta feraser efeary of !taU aal, ""llini,l0n
Tho Jouej aro on top
awa wHII OrsHM mi nlrve
thani, t wosiW, b waiUftMHy unfair.
S1LVKHTON Pl.'HI.lC
SCHOOLS PHINCIP.M.LHSS
At a lueetlUK of the u'hiMii tuuini
held law Thursday evening y waa
decided toVommonco school Monday.
Soptemhor 2S. So far a ,..,. i,
lenmod nt this time no deflulte .p-j
iHvuivui" iinvt iun matie to pro
vide tenchers for the two dopart
Jiyjnts left to be supplied, and from
orient Indications It U ji to tho
board to provide a principal for the
high school It is believed. howevoV.
that one of the male teacharj em
Pi isaistnt prluolpal will
bo oloctod prlnolpa) bafore the
tlnj aomes for school to commenc
Um KoNtaae had hson elected as
Hrlnctnal. but no contract had been
-Igned and wo unricrstiimt thnt Sn
will nut accept tho nosltlon owing to
ome luUnnderstnndlng between the
boanl aad hors!r She statu this
week fur Minneapolis jvhere hc will :
attftml school durrugftfie nlntr
Kvexx MWfcwiUy wiU bf uoildOd '
betor the time for aehooi beginning
and we have Jut rmon to ir-ilpt
a nwcerm Wr- wtlrk la tl)e
sahool roow. j
Eye Don'ts
lHX"r buy gUses over the t -i
tor and soloct them for yom
self. You mny soNct a pal'
that aids your vhion for t'
time being, but thnt may p:o
most Injurious.
1HMCT buy cheup glasses; guch
lonsoe nro linporfoctly ground
and unlllto.
DONT rond In bed or on a mov
Ing train.
DONT road without yonr gla se
nor with somebody olse's.
DON'T oontlnue wearing your old
glares whoa ytw feel that ta
aro net just right.
IT'S K.SY TO SAVK TII1J.M
McMciucnis
PcomIc.
H f o
v t r.. u f.- WMnoiette Hotel
was at Corrallls today. '
O. H. Gilbert left tor Albany yes
terday to transact business.
A. Robert-, of Portland, ar-'vnl
today to attend the races nt the fair.
Will Shoi-oy roMirnml from n brief
business visit In Portland this morn
ing. Miss G. Litchfield has left for
Mills C'ty, where she will visit for a
few 'days.
Miss Julia Hargrove left for Eu
gene this morning to visit wPh
friends until Sunday.
P. F. Duell nnd family returned
this morning from Nevnort, where
they spent a pleasant outing.
Miss Monn Andoron rctoirned last
ovenlng, after visiting frlonds In
RoBoburg for two weeks. -
Gcorgo Dorcns, the 'ocal hop man,
left for KiiKono todnv to trnnsae
bu'ncf for ,'Vrf (ii"
Supt. W. D. Dlllnrd, of Eugene, Is
In tho city, after ntetnding tho con
vention of BiiperlntendentB.
Miss Jessie Mo'an, or Woodburn,
came lit) Friday morning to visit for
n few dnvs.
Mrs. T. H. Mann, of Indlanoln,
Nob., U vlviing at the home of Mr.
M. H. Uttc bre.
M . H. Tddd has returned from
" .-. n,0 gucnt tho'gront-
- --- - - rimmcr.
Dnnl-1 .I'mor ntfd wife, of Silver
ton, nro hi tho city visiting nnd
trnnsnctlnir business.
H. 3. Ilolloy, of Albany, Is In th
city, looking nftor his horses, which
he hns at tho fair grounds,
Mrs. Mary No's has roturnod nf-
ter a fow davs vl-lt with hor mother,
Mr-. Schloosor, of Albany.
Carl Snyder left for Forest Grove
this morning to look after business
mnttors for a. few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Morrison, or
T.pifQvtnw Ci . k vi-tt'ng hero and
will remain for tho fair.
Miss Jean Willis" nnd brother, Ted.
hnvp oii'tio(i to thlr home In Dnl
lns, nftor visiting with friends and
rolntlve her for a weok.
George Albor. the woll Itnown
"ttla man of SouMiern Orogon, Is
'i town looking after bin Interoett
lif-.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Smith left last
cvonlng for Portlnnd to vlslf over
Sunday with tholr frlonds nnd rola
tlvos. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Itonnlo 7iid ehll
dron nrrlved yootorday from Wugene,
nnd will enmp at tho Htato fair
grond.
Tho Mlssos Tllllo and Floronrv
Itarertv. or Portland, nrrlvod todnv,
and wPI yIMt with mends ror n short
time.
Albort Chnimin". oY Grnntn Pass,
nrr---' "'I- Minrnlng to look n''
st-'' xh'l he hn nt th state i
grounds.
iMr. and Mrs. T''0,",t- ,vv- 'in
p- ' dnr'" st r .if Wnlln
Wnlla, arr'.vc l '- to vb" tht fa!"
Mondny and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Honnon nnd
clilldrou, or Moscow, Idaho, nro
omwits of Mra. Julius MIllHr-Zupans-kl.
!m Sonb Selem.
Ml Vrlle WHdo has gono to
Portland to s"i-i few davs with
Hr tor, tr1 n. ii. Johnson,
fp-nl -Ir of th's cltv.
O P. llofl. state labor commission
er, has returned rrom Albany, where
h filed a romnlalnt aaalnit L. 1.
Hamilton, of that city.
M-s. D. C. Matlock arrived this
morning from Portland, to remain
over during the fair with her "Ister.
Mrs. Frank CooSy. on North Illgb
st rest.
Aim W. I nna forwrrlv of hl
ottv. but of late resldlug In The
D't. t in th "Itv renewing old
"'qualntawea '' Is employed In
The Dalles laud oiilce.
Mr. A. n i'niiiou, or Cambridge.-
Ida'". n vl IMng his daugh
ter. Mr?. T. G. HoP. of this city. Mi
Hudeleon t an od flateui roaldent.
Ills daughter. .Mnbla, came o Solem
with him. and will attend rchool
hure this winter.
Mr and Mw j h. Htwr'aiid. or
Vortlnnd. f "r-rnlnir for Wu-
H with th rf I nrell . s -Call.
Mr. llclii-'f- "Hieln. who dl-i
In PoMlavf 'mi TnreiUy. nud will
bury hln n P'-int tl III cme
terv nt Eugene.
Fretl Fl-h, rroprkor of tbe J-Iofl
Willamette. leTt tlav r loa
to attend tho trial of J. II. Krousr.
who was arrastod for jumplna n
board bill In Cojrvsllls. Mr. Fl-H
will appear aa a wltnoaa In the case
s.'p.r
MAKE5
' LOW RAl
FOR BENEFIT OFll
STATE FAIR
Tl. 0..,1
a. ouuiuurn raclflc ComPU,
anil rnntirl tl ,i..... rwi'l
... 7 ' ncueis Tor ca
u,"-l,'"u Juro irom September
19, Inclusive, 1908.
Limit, continuous ravage (a ,
U"BUUU' return limit
temper 20. WM M'MUrra
iU" O.P.,
IlKOUliAlt dlvxeiC
At tbe KHtc.
Son ii.
Cream of Chicken, with Nod
run.
Boiled Halibut, souco Ho'mdJ
noil.
Ox Tongue, ?ouce Robert
Entree.
Chicken Frlcasseo with Dun-i
Fried Sputig Cht(:ccnnlIa.M'l
wyoit-r raiues, n la NevbH
uoast.
. Prime Deef, a,i Jui
spring Chicken with Dress.
rem nnu Apple Sau
Vcnl and Dressing
Vogctnldot.
Stowed Tonintnoa. Steamed Pv
Mashed Potatoei
HlMJt
English Custard Puddlaj
I'JCS,
Apple, Pouch. Apricot
Extras
Hair Spring Ch!kn en T
Fruit Coffeo, Tea or Milk
All Kinds of H'-h .gfb
When the rrost Is n the m
this year a lot nf n n w'"' l
plo appetites will wnkf (i3''
rlblo ract that "tluv alnt no
o
SHU, nobody Is tr'ng to irotj
Mr. Tnft told Senator Korahri
ho bollevod one giod nteuge m
port) uusorved another
MONEY 10 LO
IHI MI) (V
I h- h K H
n i. k rmik. Si
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Soi
(riniK MvnnlHh IliXdrm icj
Offliio wph Wtr B'0a k VJ
Vi Commercial street
STARR PIANI
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GEO. C. WILI
NEW TODA!
t'ir Sale Several bounei '. tl
and farm 'and n a t'
Ital Nntlinn' i
Lout A will'-' n
oenso tag l h 4
Twontleth s-
I'M. '
h-'tra
Tb Salem l'ublle School
Will open September 2S. All stu
dent should be prepared to start on
Mm and not watt -cveral days af
ter the opening.
l'mnk K. (bint lull '
of the Western i
Music or Chlaic - n
rejunie cla ' 'n
reading. ha''iuiiv
afc. on and site
Layout win he g'
or ut the sin.l.u
the pupil. S-M.1
n Onurt IIoil -"
dence phone 110"
Wttl A p'a" ' v
nnd room i i e r
i
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n I I1"
ri
1 nt
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Cominunira'e wn Ju
supei Intend' "t r 'v K, ,
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otllce, iiC. -
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-fc.
This thing of oducMtlnr th i.A. F
pli) to dewandlng guaraates will get
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BARR'S JEWELRY
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State and Liberty Streets
LADIES LOOKING
POR SOMETHING
In the Millinery Line for fl
Fair, we wish to say we.
the nobbiest and most
to-date assortment and
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Miss M. Evans,
Meyers' Store
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