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WARRINGTON, Feb. IL, lS45.

Oregon War-1,m Arm !-Fvei
From the dIift OF Senator Aliens harangue to-
day, we are tending with increased velocity to a
war, not with England single handed, but with
John Bull, Louis Philippe, Nicholas, and the Spa
nish Infanta. Gentleman, are you ready " II is
The sun of Austerlitz" The monuments Of fifty
centuries are to witness your intrepdiy. Light
up the beacon on Bunker Hlll-fire the signal gun
from the old house at Yorktown wake up, ye sons
OF Eutaw, Savannah, and the Cowpens:-
The ball-fres fash on high-irom rock to rock
Each voley tells that thousands to breathe,
Death rides up the suiphery siroc,
Red Battle stamps his foot and nations feel the shock"
Are you ready, ye sons of Gotham, or are your
three wise men still ahoat in the bowl! II so,
bring 'em in /; for Gods sake bring 'em in Clear
the track when the bell rings Ten days may de-
eide upon the contest between the old world monar
chists and the sovereign people of "HaIl Column
bia y And If we shall have Numbered into the
struggle quarter of century in advance of the
time, we are not the less bound TO fight it out.
Oregon may wake up an earthquake which will
shake old mother earth, as If il were the precur-
ser OF doomsday. The tariff, the subtreasury,
the land reduction obsolete ideas in this crisis.
The question is, peace or war! The issue will be
the expulsion OF European dominion from North
America, or the extinction OF this Republican con-
federacy. Nay, more the issue will be the suprenl-
acy OF repubhcansm or the monarchial system The
statue OF Mars, at the capitol, has sterner frown
upon his brow o-day-the sweetface of the Goddess
OF Peace is cloudy. Columbus, on the projection
from the eastern portico, holds his ball othgher,
and the Indian girl, at his side, crouches as if
d dying a cannon shot
Charge, Chapman, charge on Allen, on;
War to the knife for Oregon
Goit-go il, while you young Distribute the
rlhes-rig up the militia Forward, march Down
with the compromlse-down with dplomatcs and
hydrostatics-down with arbitration Hurrah for
Polk-hurrah for Texas-hurrah for America. Yes,
indeed, my beauties
John Bull will rue the day,
That he came across the ocean for to fight America
Five hundred thousand Americans in arms. Raw
boned ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS newed backwoods-
men-broad-breasied Yankees. do you hear the
bombardment OF Coney Island Up, up, my lads,
and at them Go H. go il, We cripples -
+" j see them on their winding way"
And Cass is foremost in the fray,
While gallant Chapman pioneers
Some twenty thousand volunteers,
Through all the length Of Canada.
BY the left platoon, forward. march. eve have
met the enemy and they ours We have Sot
'em- Canadians, Scotch. French, English. Indians,
cross-breeds, refugee niggers and all Strike up
Yankee Doodle! Boys, what' have to drink I
But, seriously. if we escape from a contest this
tune, II will be like Jacob Fulwiler's admission into
Paradise--that is "by tam tight squeeze"
Tuu
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Constitutions OF the U. g. and of New York. By the
former he said Congress 10 authorised - judge Of the
legality Of the election Of its members By the latter he
said the Legislature authorized TO Judge Of the quail
deliver most learned address to the House. In which he
discovered legal ability of high Order He cited the
qursd upon q ballot order 10 make It perfect He
said we were bound respect this law
we were q constitutional court. without nk1nT tne
aueston the Committee rose at P. NJ and the House
adjourned.
Il has been showing hs:d all day: AZ close, the
is several inches deep and showing last
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Ship Gondola, Renne Glasgow. Dunham Dimon
Bark Ohio Eues Cork and 2 market. 80
Bark Peter Demill Lewis, Savannah, r M Demill.
Schr Charles Thorn, Jackson Charleston, Durham D
schr Mississippi, Dsrrckson, Philadelphia.
Schr Delaware, Cresss, South Amboy.
Cleared on "Wednesday.
Bark Texidor Major Charleston and not New Orleans
Brig Adelaide, Bray, Ponce Pr, Buck Peters,
tse aa Arrived.
Brig Hayt Cuts from Port Prince Jan 2sth with coffee
RossieYe Co. Left bark Hecle Hoyt: brig Marian
Philadelphia; brig Pus Hudson; schr John Gsddin, Bos
s;s M, Y:s. days from Wilmington ma
Brig Macon, Hayden from Providence in ballast to
sehr Ellen Perkins. Fensley % days from ss. Ps.ru
to sisai Lawrence native Bncksport, Maine Fell
overheard the Nichols. Langblowing gale
Of wind at the time, was unable to save him .
Br scr Lady Camel. Burke II day. from Halifax, with sal
to Hunter OF g Georgia. spoke schr STAR Of and
schr Abbott Lawrence Mesksr, from Boston, with mdse
Dayton 6prague.
Sem JqIis Nancy Lewis from Nswbsm. Nc with naval
Schr Samuel, Dayton, from Virginia
Schr Revenue, from Virginia.
Schr Banquet, Chuil, from Brighton, M with corn.
One ship and I bark
shps Vcksburg New Orleans; Wabash do; banks Peter
Demil Savannah T.xdo Cbarestan Johann George Bre-
men; Dana, New Orleans; Trident Europe. and Others
Ship Switzerland, for London. from the Lower Bay.
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CO M n Il u CIAL.

New York, Thursday, Feb. n.
CorTor-Holden being moro Disposed to make some
concession about 500 bales taken to-day, OF which
500 bslss for export Prices continue weak for the
low grades.
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NEW EsTABLiSHMENT,
For the Exclusive &1le of Choice
PERFUMERYi FANCY SOAPS. AND TOILET
ARTICLES

ARTICLES,
THE asJ: r. Of d. AM.
mean n,titrts the much amred display q choice Per
Honorable judges. Golden Msd. Ia. opened ssaSls
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He oSsr Ss COSMETIC CREAM. 50 Invaluable an .ppli
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His BEARS OIL he assure. the public perfectly ssania.
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character.
hs quality Of his goods. he refer Mssrs Aspin
wall Mihan, Chiffon, and Others Of the respse
able chems Of this city, who for the last several have
vended articles Of his manufacture.
Finally everything hi .ore will Be q Isp!.sentsd and Y
article does fall satafaction, will NOT only viii
nEly but also thankfully be taken back The subscriber j.
anxious acquire for his estabshmea character for verac
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BALTIMORE, Feb. H. 1916.
1HsJyeathey the Ladies', and Luhar Rainbop-1he Mss
ingl Man Fund General paceination-I assnssnes-
The Museum-7ne Stguins-Marke &C.
Tho weather continues cool and bright rendering our
prominent streets beautiful beyond description, with its
crowds Of female promenaders dressed in all the varied
hues OF the fashion and the sudden squau OF
wind. accompanied by rain, rose last evening" ABOUT
half hour after dark and continued for not more than
Ave minutes during which time heavily marked rain
bow. of sable hue, visible and could be distinctly
traced across the heavens.
"a mentioned some time since, that man had been
blown overheard from the whilst passing the bridge
ON the Gunpowdor river and that he supposed to be
citizen Of New York, his mission here having been to
the Elsler Brothers. The body of man, supposed to
have been the missing passenger, was found
pocket. There was nothing found him, however, by
which his name could be nor in the uncaiied
for velses supposed to have belonged to him, which
still remain at the railroad Office.
bill yesterday passed by the City Council, for
general vaccination of entire population, BY the
been recently at the city expense put up to
obtain pure matter. HlH
The love sick awains7 and mischievous girls and boys
crowding around periodical stores to obtain
bleeding hearts, darts and all kinds Of funny sentiment
"a. and quiszics for the festival
presumed that not less than 900 Of these love and
mischief bilets will be mailed on that day.
The Museum is drawing splendid houses, under the
and provides great variety of entertainments.
The Seguns commenced an engagement at the Front
Street Theatre on Monday night, and will bring out
the Bohemian GIRL and other operas which have not
before been produced in this city Frederoks and Miss
Fisher performing in the higher walks Of the DRAMA
tragedy, &C., to rather slim houses.
Quite number OF our wholesale merchants can be
found at the cars every night on their arrival eagerly
nquring for copy Of the Nep York Herald in which,
matter Of course they expect to receive the first
news by the steamer Massachusetts, They can't 20 to
bed at night until they the Herald.
The MARKErs-There have been only q few unimpor.
ant transactions in Howard It. dour during the last two
days note sale of 500 bbls. mixed brands Tuesday
terms equal to 81 rs. Yesterday there offers to
sell at 81 7 and at these figures note sales Of small
parcels but holders are asking - sli and are
unwilling to sell below this rate. There settlements
for receipts yesterday at 81 e2 sale Of 500 barrels
city mills -four at S.
Sales OF stocks at Baltimore.
FEB ll-$l000 Maryland SIS u.s. 1000 do 75i; 900 City
6s o5t; shs Bank Of Baltimore s74 do s7i.
State IS closed at Is bid IS asked an advance Of Per
cent the closing Of Tuesday City 6, of $780,
also advanced full per cent the rates Of and
closed at 9il bid 9of asked.
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DAGUEkREOTYPE.
GENERA furnishing .Esablishmsau and Ssls Agency
TOIGTL-aEHDERs APPARATUS.
The genuine voigaender Appaaens, also ne pest rate
Chemicals Polishing Materials an4 Morocco Ce1es 70 &C.
may be procured At The subserib whosaas ana rstau py
Or ykSdES aAASfsssEESkk kissn: 81
for tbe ale Of the genuine voigtssn3er Appsratus
Messrs Lieh & Whipple, besson, Mas
MI. James L. Lyona Hichnond Va
Mr.. g. Bro.dbent CoSmbIa 9.
Mr.. James Z. fes,y; Chs1sssson' o. u
He.srs johnson 4 jacob, New Orleans.
w. 4 r. LAN0ENHEIM
jioJmsrs Eachangs. Phadelphs
6O6F5 ESSENCES AND PEkFUMEkY q ali kinds
- epot No. Courlandt street The subscribers oreinn
inv manufacturers of the genuine Walnut Oil Mill
Shaving Soap which other
having greatly enlarged facilities pre- pares
orders in line We have constantly OF
hand HI hiy scented Almond Rose Musk Windsor Palm
and Toll I Soaps; extra Pale Family and No. Soap III
for Baths and family 10 and
produce rich ard pleasant lahe Together with Iaree an
tment Of ferfume Essences re- both Foreje
and Domestic selected and put with greatest eare as
celebrated Crystalline Candles the West Inda AM
South Amer markets. warranted stand any cIImsfs
Green, Dru glsts and dealers in general requested
q. fn %. s'' me lot seHSscN vRooM yov1rp
VARiOUs and colon, coa.aaty On hand ssdor sss
by HOO6E Victor,
ScT iIs s. j I::;;i: 3
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10.


SUN RIsEs. 80. .......65 50 MOON s
sun sErs. 81 HIGH 10 10
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One ship and l bAIk.


Ships Vicksburg New Orleans Wabash, dol barks Peter
Dem Savannah; T.xIdor Chaestan; Johann George Be-
men; DANA New Orleans; Trident. Europe. and Others
Shin Switzerland for London. from the Lower Bay.
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kSUpRxME CouRr CT THE UNITED STATES, Wed
nesday, Feb. IL, lSt6.--No. I. The State Of Rhode
Island complainant the State Of Massachusetts The
argument of this cause concluded by Mr. whippls
for the complainant, Ne 100 J. 9. Wilson. plaintiff vs.
L. Rousseau and a. The argument OF this cause was
continued by Mr. Stevens for the defendants Adjourned
till tomorrow al III O'Clock A. NJ.
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The attended ts between and in the afternoon.
b-ThD Insetutlon 10 NOT connected it'll other IN
this city. H. BOSTWICK M D.,
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TREATY WITH TUE KANSAS INDIANs.-The Lexing-
ton MOI Telegraph says:-Major Harvey, the IN
defatgable Superintendent Of Indian Affairs passed
through this city few days since, on his way to g.
Louis from visit to the Kansas Indians on the waters
Of the Kansas of Fort Leavcnworh whore he has
been for weeks negotiating treaty for the pur
chase Of the Kansas country. We only had an oppor
tunty Of conversing with him few moments while he
the and unable TO learn any particulars
farther than that he succeeded in purchasing two
millions Of acres that portion Of the purchase intend.
Cd for the Potawotamies, and that the Kansas have
stipulated to move farther west Much credit 10 due
Majer H. for his energy and sagaci'y In bringing this
treaty 10 . successful termination We told that
the purchased tract includes Of the most desirable
country in the valley Of the Miss ,ur and 10 valuable
Accession. The governmentSws believe, have for sew.
sral years had this matter In contemplation and rives
us pleasure to know that has been accomplish Cd by
the sagsoity Of The present able REPRESENTATIONS.
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THE CABlNET.-The Washington Union denies
emphatically that there is any division in the Cabi
net on the Oregon or any other Of the leading ques
tons Of the day. 1t says, "they are harmonious
and united in behalf Of the Presidents message and
his viewso
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miscellaneous Record.

Packet ship vRoISrAN. Tor Liverpool is still dsained,-t
is said she will leave this morning.
MAILS CHINA "A letter bag for vessel about leave
for will be made up and remain open this Office
till Saturday. the l4h Letters papers tor
Squadron. received this Office postage paid" will be
forwarded. &
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24
Ig X

Ofassorted merchandise received per steamer
Dial which We offer at less than usual prices.
Gall and well show you a good stock to select
and convince you that'we are offering some
RARE BARJINs.
BLOCK & BELTS,
Louisiana, August, 18th.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24
For the Banner.
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY
SOLDIER GONE.

Gsorgs Reading departed this life at his
sons residence in st FrandisvilIe Clark
County Missouri on the fourth of August
1916 in the cighty-6ifth year Of his age.
interior to his location in st. Francisville
lie resided some is years in Pike County
hear Louisiana. In the days OF the Revolt
tionsry wal he IN connection with others,
vas partially restricted to the narrow limits
Of fort situated in Harrison county Ken
tuciy, having for his neishhor the bieod
thirsty Indian, and bowling Vol, and for
his !uxurics the hcrrors. prirations and tolls
ga bloody war. Yet he was ever mindful
c. Ills countrys good, and his duty 10 his crea
tor; spending some sixty years of his life TO
lie service ot!.is God. III the Presbyterian
church, forty of whicii he was All elder; and
:"aFins y patriotic and pioas life to admon-.
n his numerous relations and friends Of
o: the recitudc of his course.-lSt. Louis
Union please copy.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24
THE OLD ORIGINAL
ia
J. r. MARTIN.

EHAVE this day received per steamer Roscoe.
Il 10 leases OF Clothing, comprising full assort-
ment Of Fall Goats, Pants, Vests. SC, all of which
l am determined to sell at lower prices than any
other house possibly can.
l viii be in receipt of fresh supplies by every
packet throughout the coming season.; and will
this fall have decidedly the largest stock ofCloth-
ing ever brought West. i have purchased
my entire stock of materials from the
importers, for cash, and have manufactured nv
unIer my own superintend ence, for
which have also paid the cash; therefore it must
be apparent to every one who will reject for a
moment, that l can sell alta lower price than any
ether houseinSt. Louis. / purchase entirely for
cash, and am selling for nothing but cash.
/ am determined 10 continue to sell upon nv
p~riciple, which is-"Large Sales and Small
Profits"
Ny business this season has been much larger
than in any former season.: and | am determined
ii shall continue 10 increase, as l will not be I'M
dersold by any one.
BE ware OF being deceived by those who tell
You that theirs is Martins store: and remember
| have but one store, which is No. ia Main
street, a large lii on top of the house.
Its no trouble to show goods, at
Augus:2E, JOHN T. MARTINS.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24

The manufacturers Of Pennsylvania and
those in their interest have burned the Hon.
George M. Dallas in efsgy.-For what9-
Why, for casting his vote according to the
dictates of his own judgment. and his own
conscience. He preferred the ad v~alorem
revenue Tariff to the Ubiquitous tariff of
1912 with its minimum and specific duties.
He was not willing that the wealthy
manufacturer, under a nominal duty of 30
per cent,should actually be protected at the
rate of 200 per cent, to the great detri-
ment Of the farming and laboring classes
generally. On cotton goods of a certain
quality q duty Of 80 per cent was laid by
the tariff of '42 on the minimum price of
20 cents the square yard, when in truth
the goods would not actually cost more
than some 6 cents per yard. Thus under
a nominal dnty of 80 per cent, an actual
duty of 200 per cent was laid. This he
was not willing to see. He wished to see
tie duty laid according to the real value
Of the article, o the principle which
ever Mr.. Clay himself, not many years
ago advocated, as the only fair and correct
one.
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street. Louisiana Mo.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24
Administrators Sale of
Land.

BY virtue Of an order made by the County
Court on the 18th day of August 1916, the
undersigned Administrator of the estate Of
Armstead Waddle, deceased, will proceed
to sell before the Court House door in the
town of Bowling Green, Mo-, on the first
day Of the next November term of said coun-
ty Court, on a credit of twelve months the
following described real estate, viz: the W.
half of the n. W. quarter of section 35, T 55
n.r.3 west. The purchaser giving bond
with approved security for the payment Of
the purchase money.
JAMES ENGLISH,
Administrator of the estate of Armstcad
Naddle, deceased.
August "a, 1886.
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A Gard.

During my absence, Mcssrs. G. H. Oury
and S. P. Robinson will attend to the duties
ofthe Clerks Office, and my professional
business will be distributed among the men,
bers of ;hc bar. Mr.. N. p. Minor will in
form any of my clients what disposition 1
have made Of each case.
A. II. BUCKNER.
June 2t0h. 1876.
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is hereby Given,

To all creditors or others interested in
the estate of VIM. ]. Brown, deceased, that
at the November term of the Pike county
CourtI shall make a final settlement of said
estate as administrator thereof, when and
where those interested can attend.
ALFRED ODEN, Admir-.
August "a, 1916.
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No cure no nav.

DIR. FORSHEY'S Ague Pills, a safe and
iniallible cure for Ague and Fever, Period
ical Neuralgia, sun pain, SC. The above
Pills are purey Vegetable, and when the
directions are followed, a cure is warrdnI-
ed or the money refunded.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
WILLIAM LUCE.
June goth, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24
An Ordinance
No. 80

An ordinance to accept the survey Of
James Barnard, deputy serveyor, Of Pike
county, and for other purposes.
Be it ordained
by The Board Of Trustees, of the Town OF
Louisiana as follows,
SECTION lst., That the survey of the Town
of Louisiana, made in TIC month Of June,
1916 by James Barnard deputy County Sar-
'voyor, ofPikc County Mo-, and the Mctcs,
Bounds, Streets, Corners and measurements
of said surrey be, and the anne are hereby
declared TO be the true, and permanent lin
its, corners. boundaries, ard Measurement
of the lots, Blocks, Streets, and landing, Of
said Town, so far as the Board Of Trustees,
can legally and properly adopt, establish,
anb direct said survey, and all public i'm
provements on the streets, are hereby direc-
ted 10 conform 10 said survey.
SECTION End The following sums o money
are hereby appropriated, and dirccteGtaLG
paid, ont of the Town Treasury
to !aw.-to wit;
To James Barnard, deputy Surveyor
aforesaid the SUN of Twenty-Five Dollars.
To Joseph Caldwell, Markham, Eleven
10 JdilcS -. hOOu, SHdin S1G-
ricr, Two Dollars. ToJas. W. Ham, Chain
Carrier, Eight Dollars. To James Clark
son, chain carrier, two dollars fifty cents.
To l.. Newman, pollman, four dollars, and
to John Foulks, Sr, for boarding Surveyor,
two dollars and City cents.
Passed August 7th. 1916,
EDWIN DRAPER, Char. BIT
Attest, E. BLOCK, Jr. Clerk, B, T.
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Louisiana, August, 18th.
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24

DIED, at his residence on Snyc Island,
in Pike county Illinois, B. F. BURNETT,
aged Al years. He has been for 25 years
resident of this vicinity, and was much
esteemed by his acquaintance generally.
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Another New Store.
JACKSON BROTHER

M Bryson e. Co.'S old stand,
F.aTER STREET, LOUISL2A:.2, DO.
Z RE now receiving and opening a new AMI
~ splendid assortment of DIR GOO IS,
Groceries, Q~ucensware, Hardware, Glass
ware, Tinware, Hats, Boots and Shoe,
Drugs, Dyestufs, Books and Stationery,
&c. SC, which they will sell upon the most
reasonable terms for Cash or Produce
Having purchased their entire stock for
cash they think they will be able TO sell as
cheap, and probably a little cheaper, than
any other house in Louisiana. They would
respectfully ~so!icita call from those wishing
to purchase, that they may judge for them
c. JACKSON & BRO.
July 4, 1916.
4 LII those indebted to the undersigned are
N requested to make payment to b. H.BoOn,
who is our authorized agent.
WILLIAM LUCE s CO.
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CAST 70 UR ATTENTION
THIS w A vi

WE wish every body to know and bear i'll
mind that we have a first rate assert
ment of Ready Made Clothing or hand, consist
ing of Coats, Pants, Vests, SHIFTS, &c., Sc. all
made of COOL material, which we are selling
CHEAP--amazins!y cheap, for CASH. We
earnestly request these in want of clothing 10
call as We arc We: sarsuine that the quality and
price will P;casc The most E,stidious. Don't for
getto c=ll.
RICHARDSON s. DUKE.
Water street. Lnuisiana Mo.
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ALBERT NEW
TOYS! TOYS!!

DYER & POINDEXTER,
NNHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
w ERSI IN DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
SC, SC, corner OF Main and Market Streets,
St. Louis, Opposite the old market place. arc
now receiving large supplies, whinh they will
sell very low for CASH!
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24
Late Arrival.

NNTE have just received per steamer Ocean
Wave our Fall Stock of Boots, Shoes.
Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Innings,
bindings, Sparables, Pegs, Shoclhrcad, &c
Which, IN addition TO our former stock renders
our assortment complete. We are now prepared
to furnish customers with Boots and Shoes either
OF our own or eastern manufacture. Boots from
81 to 81, Shoes from so cents TO 81 % accord
ing TO quality. Work manufactured by us Gas
we employ none but the best Of workmen) war
ranted to give satisfaction. With regard to fit,
and finish we fiatter ourselves that we
can manufacture as neat and as cheap work as
can be purchased in ST. Louis. We invite the
of the public TO our stock. feeling as
sured that we can and will sell for Cash, Us low,
if not lower, than can be bought elsewhere,
Give us d cal.
NEWNAM& MhRKLEY.
Louisiana, Aug. 8, 1916.