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The Boot and Shoe Pac Business.
Continued from last issue.

The firm Of O. B. Dodge, of this city,
OF whom We spoke in our last, commenced
the manufacture of pacs on the 10th of
last June. and since that time they
have manufactured two thousand dozen
they are now making about one hun
dred dozen per week. They employ
forty hands, the different branches OF
their work giving employment to men,
women and children. Six different
nationalities are represented among
their employees, namely American,
Irish, English, Swede, Norwegian,
French and German, and among the
rest is German boy who escaped from
the wrecked steamship Atlantic. The
pay roll of the firm, amounts to four
hundred dollars per week. This firm
occupies one Of the very finest business
blocks of the city on the first floor is
their fine stock Of boots and shoes.
The other stories are used for the man.
utacture of custom made boots and shoes
the firm making speciality of custom
made boots-and for the cutting out of
their boot and shoe pacs and storing
their stock. The making Of the pacs
is mostly done at the houses of the op-
eratives or workmen, the work being
cut out and furnished them all fitted
ready for sewing and making up.
This shop manufactures largely the
Alaska boot, which previously had been
only made in the East in the making
OF these two hands are constantly en-
ployed. The firm has run full force
right along, and propose to continue to
do so, the hard times and business pam
ic, not having affected them. The firm
have made arrangements to greatly en-
large their business another season. and
! design the manufacture of five thousand
dozen pacs. Mr.. Dodge is now East,
buying machinery and perfecting ar
rangements. The undertaking of such
an enterprise requires both energy and
pluck and deserves success.
Let the merchants and consumers of
the State show both these firms, that
the people of this State have learned
the wisdom of sustaining home manu-
factories.
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Our old friend Blakely, of the CHI

Our old friend Blakely, of the Chi
cago Post, favored us with a call just
before going to press. Mr.. Blakely is a
live newspaper man, and has a wide
awake sparkling paper. He is Offering
special inducements to subscribers for
the Daily Post in this State. Mr.. Da-
vid Blakely one of the editors and pro-
prietors, was formerly State Secretary of
Minnesota.
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NO. Z. :

in the Typographical service of the
North German army and later in this
State, and appears to be an expert in
his profession The map is we'll drawn
and includes all the additions and SUBJ
divisions Of Red Wing, and will be de-
sired by all who have real estate in
terests there.-DisDatch.
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Justice has been vindicated in
the huse other enemies. A New York
jury has convicted, and a New York
judge has sentenced the notorious Boss
Tweed to twenty years Imprisonment,
and to pay fine of $12,50O. Co.
ruption has here met fearful rebuke.
Lift up your heads ye friends of JUS
tice and honesty, for triumph seems to
be within your grasp. 49,.
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RIVER FALLS LOCALS.
NOVEMBER 24th, 1873.

NOVEMBER Z4th, 1873.
Wheat 80 cents; potatoes Is cents;
corn so cents.
Mrs. N Wales is slowly recovering
John Wilcox, son of DR.. r. J. Wilcox
is very sick
The school closed last Friday at the
River Falls Institute. There was re-
union on Friday eve good;time is re-
ported The next term will commence
December End, 1873
John Watson Jr. formerly Of Red
Wing) preached at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning; text "She
hath done what she could" After re-
lating in a brief manner the narrative
connected with this text, he commenced
to apply it to his hearers in such touch
ing manner that good many handker-
chiefs came into use, and I doubt not
that many good resolutions we're then
and there made.
Brother Watson carries on Harness
shop in this place, employing five hands,
and works hard experimenting the
business himself, and has turned out
many neat and good fitting harness,
and on near y every Sabbath he has ap-
pointments in the country where no
doubt he cheers and strengthens the
hearts Of many. May God bless his
efforts
T. G. Mckay has returned from his
wedding tour to St. Louis and says he
had splendid trip. We welcome him
home. He takes his place as travelling
agent for another year for Thos. r.
Tubbs, General Insurance Agent of this
place.
F. Durlin, pastor Of the Episcopal
church preached his farewell sermon
last Sunday.
Wheeling is good in River Falls.
Sleighing is equally as good in Ham,
mond, eighteen miles northeast.
The junction mill turns out an aver
age of 130 barrels Of -four per day. The
other mills are doing lively business.
G. [. Ap. Roberts is doing a good
business and selling host of dry goods
and groceries. Ap. is genial man to
trade with and deserves success.
The Grange Of this place have made
application to the trustees of the Odd
Fellows Lodge to rent their Hall. The
matter is not yet decided. T. E. T.
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-" He who giveth to the poor lend
eth to the Lord ;" If you ike the Sc
curity, down with the dust. Sidney
Snsith.
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Receipts for customs at the fol-
lowing ports, for the week ending Nov
ember 8, we're: New York, $780,
843; Philadelphia, $118,964 Balti-
more, $138, ,459; Boston, $28,64O.
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WHILE at Lake City we called on on1

WHILE at Lake City we called on our
old friend Andrew Koch, formerly of
this city, and found him engaged in
manufacturing and dealing in furniture
in all its branches, the business which
he carried on here so successfully for
several years, He is evidently getting
first class trade ; he deals entirely on
cash principles and has put his prices
down accordingly. Mr.. Koch deserves
the confidence and patronage of all his
new friends. See his advertisement
in another column.
WOODEN shoes are coming in vogue
in this locality. They are manufacture
ed by Frenchman named LIE We're.
residing about three miles south of this
village. Mr.. LIE We're recently disposed
Of two hundred and fifty pairs in Red
Wing, at one dollar pair, and thinks
he could find market for all that four
workman could manufacture. A few
Eastwood trees thus worked gives the
manufacturer a handsome profit.
NEW MAP OF RED W1NG.-The
dourishing city Of Red Wing has long
outgrown the only map Of its streets
and blocks ever made until now, when
q new one is being issued from Rice's
photographic press of this city. The
map is drawn BY Mr.. E. A. H. Hoenck,
a5civil engineer, who has had experience
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+. P. LowATER has just showed us
something new in the pencil line 1t is
pearl and gold pencil, perfectly round,
yet SO constructed as to appear eight
sided. 1t is beauty and just the thing
for Christmas present.
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The MONTHLY REPORT of the Red
Wing public schools for the month
ending Nov. 21st, 1873:
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E. ?. LowATER has splendid stock
of holiday goods; toys enough to set the
little folks wild, beauties Of tea sets
that will make many young house.
keeper exclaim, 20 my stars !" and
other fine things that makes one wish,
that for the time being, he were rail-
way contractor or bloated monopo]ist.
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RED WING AND VICINITY.

LET Patrons remember the Thanks
giving Festival of the Hay Creek
Grange P. of H., commencing at l2 NJ.
Thanksgiving Day. There will be an
grafton, dinner, supper, and good time
generally.
A NEW GRANGE of z. of H. will be
organized in Hay Greek in the corner
of Featherstone township in this county,
next week, and will start with men,
bership Of between thirty and forty.
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MISS JULIA NJ. THOMAS, State In
stitute Instructor in Elocution and Vo-
cal Culture, will give an entertainment
at Music Hall, Red Wing, Friday even
ing Nov. 28th, at u P. NJ, consisting of
select reading, humorous, pathetic, and
patriotic. This lady comes highly rec
commended.
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We call the attention of the city au-
thorities to the fact that the boys have
already commenced coasting on the side
walks. it will be remembered that
Mrs. Wright got her arm broken last
winter by this same means. The prob
ability is that the city will have to pay
for the next leg or arm broken in this
way:
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fN0Tn SsrHe GREATCuRIOsTrY, GEN.
QVAOs UlN8 GOLD QUARTER DOL
LARS. u wear = ornament. &C., &c. The moet
'asaabSs and unique a all keepsates. Warranted
PU1n GOLD gessise cois. Only Q smsll lot ever
made Sat sealsA fr 50 eta each; for q. Gan
'e had only from Hunter 1 Co., Hinsdale. n ".
aprl2w
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CFta - Dnno H6saA
NoufAouE, ManAgss ca, Texas. /
llasA n, 1873. !
Epssos DALLAS HEsALD: DEAR SR:
We ass haviae aoA usussa' excitement
hae q psnsG An old gen,Semsr By the
name Of 0ilbsst, vho i we'll add fsvorably
kuosu o ths frooiier BY most of the
old sss;de.as, - bsss absent tor some
tine pet, bas necessity nsds his appearance
viaA fabule~ als a eoA discoveries on the
hs.d waAsss Of Tie Bs.sos, which be sub.sans
tiaaed By showing some very fine specimen
Of rich quarts rock. The natural cnaAe-
aueacs ,. or eftisena have been thrown iGio
. Wild state of excitement, and strong com.
many has iost hssn Organised under the cap-
taiocy Of Col. W. T. Waybourn, (our popu-
lar ahesiG J, composed Of the beA nstesisl-
Old minen asd fruntierao.en-veIla armed
and equipped, and supplied wah all neces-
sarv mining took, &c, and prosisioned Tor
thirty days, and prepared 70 START on the 10Th
inaeans.
The old man Gilbert will accnupany the
party - guide, and although IS years old
and sosn from fatigue ard exposure, = bus
lily gagged With his preparation, and il
saaeuine thst nov, in his dsclieiag days, he
hs been suoceasful in realisiag that which
yssrs Of toll AMI vasdering through the
vilds Of California and Nevsds during his
long aav there failed to bein& him.
We will inform you Of any good resulis a
snns - ve recs;vs jnselligescs from Col.
Wayboum's party. We are sure they will
ut ssaum without irving that region thor
e1gb peospsctiae. and aiafy thsmselves to
VhaG extent he minseal dos exit.
Raspsc4fally, &C., L., n. 4 Co.
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Competitive EXsminatjOrs.


We publish the following % . matter Of
ia1eFsst TO al aspirants 10 the distinguished
honor Of matsiculaiing under the roof that
oace covered the illustrious head of ''Col.' -
Grant:
To TIE PUBLIC: competitive exami-
0alSoa Tor Q no0ioatioa ~ cadet 1t West
Rmst will be holden 1t the Safe Uaiveruiv
q LAvrsacs, On Thuplay, The 18th day Of
My, 1873. The pessoa Who receives the
0o0inaeioa - required to report 1t West
HoiaG sot laaer than Nay 18th, 1873.
IT, otSsct sought 10 % make the cadet
ihip . possibility to all, and thereby stinu-
aaAs osaerona rivalry for ths priss amoag
- youEh At Kaaaaa The pesuoa nominated
un1 b hetvssa the ages Of ssseutsea and
tssssy-tvo ysa" and = bona sde rs'ident Of
Xsn0a
0osral John Fraser, President Of the
8taAe Usivsssity, has consented 10 acS - one Of
H. BoaFd Of Examioer, which will consist
-of thsee meoben.
Il b expected hat Colonel w. A. Phil
GN vill b hoos prior 10 Nay 18th. and
Gu6ait h1 eadelskip 10 the detefmin,tiou ol
- 0me hoard. il that event be will name
. member Il the board, asd Tie two thus
-Ghessa vill ssiecs he third; otherviae, The
uD4ssaigssa viii sslsct al. He'd time per
0fl1sd, fell ooasuhstina and joint sciioa
void have boeA bed between Col Phillips
I'D hysslG
N<vsPaPefr throughout the State are re.
que1fed 70 publish this notice.
erxPHEN A. CoBB
WYANDo1T4, KAS., April 4, 1873.
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Reposss Of Township TsslAss vsse pre-
seuasd - follows, and sesned to the CoomiA-
aee % Ways and Mean:
Report Of K c Tsyloe, 1ssaasres Reno;
rseost Of E SulIivaa. Trustee 1traaees;
repost Of ]. W. HuGAss Trustee Delaware;
Rspost If J. u. Phisae, Reno; repost Of
Tt1aAss saa Tseaases a ToaGaeoxie; npost
D. Horu9, TtusAss q Alexaedsia; report
Of ~ Coaainioses a Poor ioe The nosah
a NneA - pssss.Asd, ssaA, asd ordssd
10 b plaesi o. fle. Anna.l report Of A.
HodaiaDoa, Coaniasiooz q PGor. fr 1871
- pssae.asd, rssl a.d O. noaioa Of M.
Hinta IL report vo osdesed, ssaivsd asd
pl.es1 o. de and pshli.hed = paN Of thne
peoceediep:
70 De Hoeoe.ble Board Of Coosly Coooo-
Gioaesa Lnveavossh CSsaey. Kaaas:
Ihae.ilh suhoa ~ nsaal seposs, 81.
III Na1eh II. 1873, ~ keepiae ihs Poos
ofLnsanvorsA couaay, KMais. fos IL psa
tvelvs naetha. vAisA ase . felIoSes
For giSses;a soe pssr NJ u Cbesey Roos
Hoe. q. - S. Ine vood fssaisiea ~
go d., g. l9.lA Teaal. q. 80 %
r. uooe In ineniAed Nth vosj ID
s,oesio hass avenged 35e1 P~ noeah;
| a thssanhr 1881 lass bs6s vAihs ~
673 eplpse1. h c~t q kesg1ae II
| cusney peoe = Par Hoor, iaeledfse n.
| rimse hnms - faso - IL sHhsf q.
n0oo aecFuiag fo0 s1aaiaR . cpan9y
- hona. ~ ban $l,116 e. n,
1nseW hsqs = IL Cs1nly Hs@0sus II
l. hfys, haye sss.1se - ~ assah,
TSseaH q hsshg = hnss Il u
eunav r IL XannD ~ rDano Asylnn,
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white Traders h Bla.e.

The trouble on the fruaaief i hscoming q
Aoaar u passas.t issersG. Hundreds Of
6Ss sSe khg naffnsd. acaIp;nx i the
oeaer q he Day, and ye poor Indian is held
-supseihls f~isll ~ bssd.risy ihst the tel
eenfA sspses b N Much q ve nay con-
: deas the sasocities Of The Indiana. there Is
asoahig which hisey has "a 20 tell in
hi hvos. Tmdsss and tssdsss' agents have
DIR rsoosd to make clear. Every ssosy
7has too si6s 10 t. The Isdias's d not vet
tojd-aay ssvsr u. Bot in all charity, BE-
fose Ne coedsos md have then extesmina-
-, II dsso have hearing. They CON-
paais a IL leo of shsir hunting grousd., Of
tie fn6nainins1s slanghtes Of their favaiss
gsoa IL haGhle. q ths faithlesosR Of lbe
pale-faoe. q bsse facsd robbesiss Of which
tAey are evssy day Tie helpless victims.
Aaay Of ths sshs. deaoralissd. Discouraged
asd svsa y d savaacias saersof Q. iahu-
nss civflisssisa, have got heir dasder Up,
anoag den H. Casys.ssA Thy dare 10
se DssS aehlsss psupgsfivs. he vaposs
q sslf.1sfnes ~ for ssiag tbeo ere d.
wessosl = + ssissb foe eztesniaaeioe.
Whss vill thb ys1ea Of eivilisatioa ceass :
0sa. ". b Rsasssa sow II ths city, and
jasa arrived iron Canp Supply. - inform
- . reporter Of THE Trnn, b. whom be
VS. iasesv'essd, that Col. Dodge hsd been
oedssa b iavaaigaie Tie late massacre q
Oianasoa, and that de Isdiaas' Interests win
~ - ssslsraoi. We sincsrsly hope ..
Col Dodss Wilde veil to reaenber that the
Isdias , fsafias ads.th-fsh against = pro-
xEivs s;vilisaaioa which be cannot under
sfasd. Remove en- and aeents and be
will perhaps re il in di6essst light.
TSslas oaaacss committed b. he Che,-
sns0 md kisdred tribo vssr Q verv revolt
ing aapsa u typ, bat VIA The naked facs
ere dise'esd i nay tsrn out that The
Rooe Iadias i not % much to blame aiter
I'll. go se
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PRoF. JOuN D. PARKEa. Saperinteoden
Of the I.'stisusioa Tor the Blind, Is DESTROYS
Of learning ths name and postof6ce addrsal
of all blind children in the Safe Of Kanne,
between the ages Of zine and tveaiy-ooe
years. Persons Who can give iniormaiioa n
reference TO children wholly or partially
b!iId, will confer favor BY sddressins ihe
Superintendent At Wyando,.e. Kansaa The
Institu'ioa gives thorough education in al
branches, free Of cost, to pupils living in the
State. Blanks for admission sent on appli-
cation. State papen please copy.
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MAKE money fast and honorable, BY d
once applying for territorial right. (which
are given free to agents.) 10 sell the best,
strongest, most useful and rapid selling Sew
ing Machine ever used or recommended BY
families, or bay one for your own use; 4
n only $. Sent free everywhere BY ex.
pre&. Address for particulars, A. Cateley,
superintendent, corner Greenwich and
1urtlsn,lt streets. New York. "
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O~AL AGENT WANTED in Leavenworth for
II THE ALDlNE, the only Art Journal in Amer
respectable list Of subscribers, can retain the
position permanently. Other occupation 70 OBJ
lection provided results are satisfactory. As THE
ALDlNE e not sold to Booksellers who arc not
regular agents. this ID an opportunity to work up
business that will be regular income With less ex-
ertion each succeeding year. No application will
b entertained unles accompanied by such testimo.
malls q will show the highest respectability and
ssoeral success Of applicant in underts kings Full
particulars BY addrsasiss
JAMES SUTTON CO.,
Publishers, IS Maiden Lane, New York.
apF9.dlv
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Notice.

Unprincipled manufacturers are stealing
a mnch Of the label, formulas, and name Of
DR.. Prices Cream Raking Powder as they
dare in order to make a market for their
worthless limitations. See to it that DR..
Prices name il ON each box, the only guar
antee of its genuiness. 1t ia the purity,
strength and heal,hfulness of Dr.. Price'i
Baking Powder that has given il its popu.
larity, which ID being shared by his Special
Flavorings. Lemon, Vanilla, Almond, etc.,
which il once used will always be used.
-aprl9-l&W
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Actual W.. abort wesghs.

Aside from the impure substances from
which are made the majority Of baking
Powders, large proportion aIe short Of the
weight represented upon the package. We
not only claim that DOoLEY's YEAST Pow
DER is free from any injurious substances,
and that each package contains full weight,
but that the quantity required to prnduce the
desired result in the kitchen is from twenty
five TO fifty per cent. less than those Of Or
binary manufacture. Manufactured BY
DooLEY h BRoFHER, New street, New
York, and for sale at retail by all rsspecsa-
bic grocers. eodAw
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Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
Enron sn4 ABUSES II saI1y life. Manhood re-
stored. Impedinsnts TO Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remark able reme-
dies. Books and Circulars sent tree, In sealed en-
veiopca. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
~ No. South Ninth 81. Phil,delphi ~
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Hnd9soab Baeha, tss great diuEesic, ~
snfailing Es0edy for al dissasss al he kid
ssys and bladdes, also for Dyspepsis or in.
dieeaioe, Asfuleaey,, q Wind in The stomach.
Tie Dost dishening easn ~ female weak.
- and uasiae complaish are pesunaseaaly
eured By HKxDRns0H's BUcHU. Il = ~
squaled b any known remedy fe the cusl
Of dropy, gravel. snd all eouty o. rheu.
naEie s1sefioaa ID appetite reosdy "a
expslliag al Pin asd Tape sesms. Il /
ps1saih1 b sninsnt phyiie;aas II chronis
is1sctioas II he live. For ale b. Ill drug
T.. - aAv9tiasoeaA IN this ians. dAv
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WHAT hotel do you ssop at when you are
visiting St. Louis? For an answer, Put up
1t the Merchsnt's Hotel, where good food,
6nst class beds and courteous attendance are
all obtained At the nominal sum Of $3.50 per
day. Just opened and in tip top order;
don't forget the place, corner Fifth and Chest
nutstreets. WATSON 4 Lucy,
msrch5-2x1 Merchants Hotel.
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"A SiUUU lSI.WAkD.
LN0k ny II private Isss.s. .r~rms:ssrhasa,
ssssoae dssi'iy, rhssmass.a, =, pAilis, srs-
N. RlClAu'S COLDER RKnIpIIS
~ - Ne msscusy; rsssrictics Of t.ss.
Cbeulars sent eos-ssfcosrah answered penmp:-
T. AAAr@ Da- D. b RICHARDS, rs Vsriek
p. o. Box 502S New York City. July 17-d&m
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- -0oatoe CAknR dsfaeee q Nj. CAld.
osaaA. sepsss \ . Qsdial ss.hf Il ~
Oasrsss;ss2 RsessL IL yssisiso ~
tsa ezsssaisCk thsesGA Many 20.
~gs o ~ aSpae q IN NJ eaAen lin
-: =. :. - ays.... e. - - =
sisosf lie ves1 ''laaeAtef." 4 bsaekslA
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

sew Yosk a0oey MARKET.
NEW YosE. April 8.
MOxEv-Cloeea Ut pr cent. coin.
GOLD-Cl0sed ut 81 49,.
0ovsRHNsuTs-Frm thorough dealings smsller.
0fOCKs-Quiet the grea'ef part Of the day, but
reached strength ut the close Western Union Tels-
grapa esls<; United States Express 81; Paci6c
Mail SSex; Nev York Centrai el0l Eris esz
p. ". b. 16S; N. w. 178; p. w. d. 661x; /.
81 l35S 81. r. essH973s<; wabash g.; A. T. D.
ess; Il. ". Ssik; . n tAssS; U. r. 3:35s.
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aE.iE: ia TEE. s..iNJIES
prv C,2 pTrY.-IOvYfr -yAv.FTa

HTTAS'S PEI..XOVIC STAEET9
TIRE C1rcus, CoLDs. AsrHNs, Bs9-OHiTIs, SoRH
1uroAr. HcaKsESEjS, D1y..-rL- BEEsTHISG, H.
CiPsEsv CONSERVATION AND l-sS DIsg.sFs. They
have "a OF In";ic.e. a..c any child rsii take
them. = s,'a. !. h+, bad TlSto OF - IA >i:h that
had haio:- dus l. Z .NTy F;v-- T. s'r.nfreis
ofesses. AK s.r L-.E,.s . :Ui.'p-- =; W .sEGS.
Price rs cra srcr box. st'i s'ti- -. P.opr;s-
tor, IS a. .'-atS 'r~t. = ss.s.
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SOo0 00e6eOe0
Rt'ns 1t may be fon.d in this mornings
TMm. It i - little better than he has
SsW s6essd before. He will make '73 Tie
shaPss year s;ses Tie var. in his line.
Hin 6cilaies for trade are better than any,
shisg vot Of Csieago, and eveything i
dnss In Metropolitan etyle. John Seeker
has bss0 growing. in q busises way, ever
sisce be opened here. He i live man.
and ID takin& rank q The greatest advertiser
ID he West. His name Is known
throqgSoat the Missouri valley
and it r hard to run across . man tia. don't
war SsekIer's caotheA Everybody that boys
Of him Is satis6sd With his trade, and like
tie one price cystem BY which b selh.
When you want anything in the clothing
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