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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. - Monday evening
aoout ''2 o'clock, FIRE was discovered in
the rear OF the +" Oriental Hotel" and imme-
dlateiJ adjoining the kitchen range. When
frst discovered the flames had made ,;,,Io
headway' and might readily have been extin-
gulshed with few buckets of water. bn, nm.
fortunately the water was not at hand. The
SiAr'h was at once given. but the flames
spread with almost inconceiyable ranid;tx
and IN a few moments the hotel buildin0 u,s
sheet OF fire. Occurring early in the even:
ihs' the hremen were early on the ground.
but owing to mistake in placing the steamer
considerable time elapsed before the engine
got to Sotk, In the meantime the fire. had
gained such headway that it WAS useIes. 70
think about saving the hotel. and % all
emergencies We're turned toward eoufniny
The fire to the Locality in which it originated.
AT one time it looked as though the fire
would certainly communicate with the build
ings on the opposite side Of Main street and
then 1t was felt that the town WA. doomed
As i, was the fronts of Reynolds aud Ds,'s
handsome brick was subjected to a severe
roastnsr and at one time the cornices cau0bt
fire. On the same side of the street the Star
Restaurant was in great danger, having the
whole front roasted and bli<tereii aid the
windows broken. The adjoining buildings,
above ahd below, on the same side OF the
street, made a narrow escape, all of them be-
ing blackeued ana Drowned by exposure to
the fire. Of the buildings on the north side
of Main street that were destroyed, We have
prepared the following list:
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.r EouErr.-Thursday night l@lst')
tbr Northwestern stage, VIM
''u. s,.,-r. was stopped by two men,
'~'' mile. this side Of Umatilla, and
'''' bo1 taken. There was on the
~" m. time Major Boyle of General
- ,.. .,.F. and one other passenger.
- tls Maj,r with their pistols
ID! -. ,hroush the box. There Is no"
W. Ia-' mn > ga, On their trail.
, 1875-10-23
BORN.

BORN.
In this city, October 18TH to the wife of A Healey
4 son
, 1875-10-23

DRTTTTSG IN CoLoRs, cheap AMI quieE, at tie
L ErarEss.4S Once-
, 1875-10-23
OUR WANTS.

Aou have two great wants: lst, notwith-
standing your great stock pa>trrr. your vast
agricultural country aud your mineral wealth
you are literally bou'tlcd up. Your great
want then Is some way 10 get into, and some
way To get out of the country. will labor
wI'h all the power have to unlock the gates
and permit you to have that which righriully
belongs 10 you. There are two grand enter
Prises that will relieve Won, and promote
the Interests of this country The one is
railroads, and the other the opening Of the
but just at this particular time there IS a ter
rible opposition to any Legislation that looks
like granting Il subsidy to railroad. The
Senator here said that he introduced II bill in
Congress. during the last session, hut one for
the bui'dIu, of the Portland. Dalles and Salt
Lake Railroad 1t Mas - just, 50 liberal
aud ~ much III the interest ui the govern
ment that he thought 1t mast pass the next
ssSion, but il was lost, rea-Ivin5 only 10
,otes-l2 republican and : demucrntic.
, 1875-10-23
Lost,

JOsT-A BLACK PASS BOOK, containing a
IL rypher formula memoranda and p1ses IN favor OF
pI arr pTTRB over various railroads and steamer
i;nA- Tbe hnder viii bs suitably rewarded upon
returning it 70 the sIISE H0rsE. 4Nu
, 1875-10-23

vEF.raiaraIn, Esd, after An absence
tB.r,va vrar. Is now tcmporarily sojourn-
ca, b, Wlh Wzlh, where he has large
,r.,-- ln,.r-..-. N5 Fi'zGerald has an
.,,-.r. establishment AT the DlIles, where
b. l-l al, family make their home, and
,.,r>,s u, oar.,ion.lly to see how his
.ss.-, interests aye prosprring in this quar-
=. So 4rr 4Iuays pleased TO see our old
tad. aa4n.w .har th- railroad l. finished
..,-a-. ''4' his Visits will be more frequent
, 1875-10-23

r,r,ryT AT TIE FlHE.-During the pro-
.frar fire ou Monday night, an incl
Thrilling interest occurred. A young
=, n. i.ushtr- of Nr. Hull, was in the
- .,rv Of the building. anl unable to
..,,.,, l7 way Of he stairs, she appeared on
:, ,rrry and ,hrrw her-elf off Forum
,rr is brave young LADY was caught in
a..--. + ,,alwarr man and thus escaped
..-,v Mss Hull may fairly be- regarded
,..ts t.-.Iu- uf the FIRE.
, 1875-10-23

Subscribe for the sr2TEsaiAS'
, 1875-10-23
Senator Mitchell.

Hon. J. H Mitchell, U. 6. Senator from
Oregon, arrived at Walla Walla. Tuesday
afternoon, at 1 O'Clock, having came through
direct from Washington. Mr.. Mitchell trav-
eled this way for the purpose Of informing
himself as to the wants and resources Of
Eastern Oregon, Washington and Idaho ter
ritories. From La Grande he Travelled bv
private conveyance, Col. Connover having
gone out TO escor, him in. On the route he
was thrown from the buggy, but tpvond a
few scratches and bruises, escaped ininry.
The arrival Of the Senator vas signalized
BY the firing OF salute, which was the FIRST
hotioe our citizens had Of his presence in
their midst Anticipating ais arrival. q
handsome suit of rooms had been secured for
him in the brick hotel, and to these he almost
immediately retired. After a brief rar;o5
had beet allowed for rest, our citizens bf,,s,,
to call on him for the purpose Of paving their
respects, and for several hours the doors were
besieged by constant stream of visitors,
At "a O'Clock the brass band drew up in
front Of the hotel, and after serenadiny the
Senator, an Adjournment was had 10 Central
Hall, where it had been arranged that Sena-
tor Mitchell should address our people. The
Notice VAS brief, but notwithstanding the
room was crowded, very many of best and
most iashiohable ladies being present. y few
minutes before S o'clock, the distinguished
Senator entered the Hall, and his appearance
was the signal for tumultuous applause. He
Wss accompanied to the stand by Hon. S. c.
"ingArd, who in a few appropriate and well
timed remarks, introduced him to the aud.
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sNaroR NITCnEuL's sPEEcr.

Our neighbor of the SPIRIT furnishes au e1-
ceiient synopsis OF the speech, which We copy:
am glad to meet the citizens OF Walla
nalla. | have long had dei>re to visit
Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washington. |
have lived sixteen years III the Willamette
valley, and am about making my twelfth
trip across the continent and think it about
time | shonld be able to say had been 10
Naila Wnlla. Although out Of my iuri.-
dIctIon have always ielt, and now feel that
1t Is part of my duty TO have a warchlul
eye on the territories, " Washington ana Idaho.
1t affords me great pleasure when may be
able 10 do anything that will tend to promote
the material prosperity of the people I now
address l do not come to BOAST of what |
have done, nor apologize for " nat have not
done | come that may know what Won
need, and be better able To represent ypu
Now that have come, ! feel like excl.imiur
az the Queen OF Sheba did wh-n she visited
Solomon, " The half hath not been told me. -
After speaking of his trip and the manner in
which his eyes had been opened as to It's I'M
mense agricultural wealth, he continued:
, 1875-10-23
Court summons.

TERRITORY OF F4SHINGT0F, ! IS.
County Of W0ll Ha.41,
=, a.. ,,., cur, Of he Fsrs, JaljciaI District et
III 500 Washington T,TTtiOry-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-22

The differences formerly existing be
tween the holders of old stock and the
old bonds have been harmonized, and q
reorganization of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company has been effectei. with
the following result:
c. B. Wright. President; Geo. Stark,
Vice President; Sam Wilkinson, Score
tary; Geo. E. Beebe, Treasurer; and j. X,
Moorhead. j. N. Hutchinson, John NJ.
Dcnnison, Geo. w. Cass. Joseph Di!
worth. p. B. Cheney. Char!emagpe Tow.
or, Frank Billings, ]. Gregory Smith,
Johnston Livingston, and E. n. Lewis,
Directors.
Tn: names appearing on the old boa,8,
but rot on the new, ere Richard d. Rice,
OF Maine; w. G. Moorhecd. of Philadel-
phia; W. G. Fargo. of Buffalo: Dorilas
Morrison, Of Minneapolis James S.inson.
of Chicago, Thos. H. Garfield, Of bur
!ingtou. The new members are Edwin
". Lewis, Johnston Livingston, J. K.
Moorhead, J. N. Hutchinson, George
Stark, John Mr. Dennison, and Josep b
Dilwvrth.
The bondholders. particularly those
who have heretofore felt that they
were crowded out, are given = fair
representation in the new management,
and are said to DO entirely sat,sfed. Al
any rate energy, honesty, brsins and CAPT.
tal arr veil represented, and it the n. P.
70 not pushed to completion il viii not be
the fault of the management
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Beaverhead COUNTY.

From the MadisOnian, Oct l6.
Phil Shenon's mill, at Msrygille, 1
making good run on quartz rom II,
Excelsior lode, aud the clean up will b
q good sized one.
The Carhart mill is smashing quarr
from the Dakota lode, of god grade
that will make profitable returns.
Stelie & CO. are taking out fire ore OF
the Eikhorn lode, twenty five niles ives
Of Bannack, back of the Bald MOUNTAIN
Our 'Bannack Hot Springss bring ou
the lame. rheumatic souls, aud are oh
tanning quite s celebrity.
D ntal DR.. Charley Bishop has JUS
returned from an extensive TRIP around
the camps. where hs HIS ysiked onl
many grinder.
Our merchants. Trask & San. Gretel
Is Co., Pond & Whittich, anl A. F
Wright. have extensive supplies IL
stOse
Mead. Trask, Lar1i'l. Mflliesn. Bes.
sette d Co.. have recently shipped ore,
10 the railroad at Corinns.
Our hunters are improving .he FIN,
weather. and birds and fishes are NJ
longer a luxury for the bloated picture
Peck. Bray s Co.'S lease OF the Del
monte lode in the Blue Wing Distric
has run out. They have wicked The
lode successfully for two years md made
money on: cf II.
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Deer Ledge Co0n1E.
From the New North West.

: run tno new NOkl0 We3t.
The John How quartz mill, reoenily .!
Summit, has been taken down and reach
Butte this week. That Is quick ussk.
Dustan, the horse faucier, waved m
examination. and is luxuriatins In the
county jail awaiting coming events, which
include jury.
Aessrs. Krmerly & Miller, Of Black.
loot. who were recently reported to lave
brought 500 head Of sheep iron Oregon
brought 400 b ,ad.
DR.. J. II. Nichols has bought = one.
halt interest On the La Platte lead ii
Butte. The ore sells At $500 on the
dump.
Thirteen Thousand dollars Was paid BY
Ar. W. A. Clark Of Deer Lodge. 0r an
interest In the La Platte lode At BUTT.
C'e irsQ this lode IS selling II 500 PEI
- o. the dump.
Ara Hiram Knowles and ehjld1ea . I.
pect 70 leave next week to usat dunns
1h< winter wilh relatives In Iowa. Jedse
Knowles viii accompany then q far q
Oxdes. add return to hold IT, regular
term # court 70 Aiaeo0lA.
Tie government having allowed the
clsio q 4ajer Joan Orea . c. acres
= land II Fort Oven tSseveasvills.) Ms
soala coaaey. Caloeel y. y. u laev
- Scse down b Raks s,sry q the
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-22

lons Aandred srd. 6fly Wild Hut0 afmsd
with Spescers, deviltry, mahos prepens'
and evil Intentions. Haydaa made shor
speech to his comrades. and tho. sssel
Ibsnd prepared thsmselves for the Indians
charge. Here Hayden, the hu.nbux, made
q bluDdes. He oughtn't TO have. waited
for tho redskins.: charge. bnt should have
made ! charge himself. II be could oply
charge tho Indians with an atom OF the
Iempha,is, and with half - much damage.
h. he does tho United States Treasury,
Ithers wouldn't have been . Lo left the sise
LOT Hayden'a brain Or dv-speck, between
New York and The Bank Of California.
But you can't expect . fellow to have Z
thousand shirts, go Hayden can only
charge in one direction; that absorbs oil
the rest. The redskins swooped down
upon the Administration pilgrims, and
fearful scene of carnage ensued The
|suu q face wore an aspect of blood Fol-
hours uau5bt but the crack of the tAsen.
lator's rifle, the shrek Of the dying and
the cry of the wounded was visible to the
naked ear. For further particulars gee
the description of Squint,eyed Bob's
slaughter Of seven thousand red men, TO
BE- had in yellow backed pamphlet form,
price ten centa.
At length civilization conquered, aud
the Pi-Ute played out Hayden's loss was
five mules killed and one injured severely
in the spine The losa of the Indians was
They host ell their horses
and blankets, which Hayden hxd stolen
the day before the sight, and their charac-
ters II having any relations With the i'm
posing scientist whatever. Now the tri-
angulator will send in frighti0ls bill forI
loss of stores to Uncle Sam: will foot upl
} massive account and pocket small for
tune personally on the bead AZ 81 boeusI
attack.
We call 1t Z bogus attack, for these VteI
Indians ale VIGOROUSLY peaceful. Their
sole occupation in life is to dodge work.
When they amt occupied In shs; profess
sion they are asleep, and in their savagist|
moods they haven't sufficient ferocity tOl
'calp q railroad ticket.
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Jay Gould. Visits st. Loais.

A g. Louis dispatch announces visi,
10 that city from Jay Gould. Sidney Dil
l0s. Oliver Ames and other railroad mag
nAteA The tiny Gays the main object Of
the visit was 10 .serfect aSsspxemenss "a
run through cars from thai city 10 Ssn
Francisco VIA the 81. Louis 3 KsnAas C,fy
AL shs North and Uaion Pacific rail
roeda. wilho0t change. and ultimately
fnU Nsw YoFk via the New Yak Cen
irAl. through ST. Loui& Il y turtle.
said that . prCject ID designed 70 foresislI
ths Union National Railnlad convention,
70 b heid nsxt 0on,h, and. If possible, q
kin The southern PAcide-a PROJECT which
~ many sts0ax friends here.
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the TERRITORY,
Madison County

From the MadisQnian, Oct 10th.
The Sisters OF Charity have, thus far
been successful In soliciting subscription
in aid Of the Hospital.
There has been q considerable amour
ct sickness on the lower valley for tn
past ten days. Our doctors have al
been kept very busy.
L. 3. OlIa, ESQ.,. of Red Bluff, is tn
only candidate for Representative, an i
8 quite probable that he will have no op
position, and will make gallant run.
1t is lumored that the notorious Ben
der family is lowering around this COM
munity. Our detectives are on the alert
for hem, and should the suspected par.
ties prove to be the Blenders their cap.
ture Is certain.
Messss. Tiltou & Barber have purchas
ed Of F. r. Merk the large stone business
building now occupied as Z boot and
shoe store by Messrs. Harrington. Bake,
& Co. This is desirable property, and
one Of the best business rooms N the
city.
Mr.. Sawtelle was down from the Lake
this week with load Of game md fish.
He says the numb.r OF visitor to tht
Gcysers has been greater this tan any
previous year. Mr.. Sawtel;e, with his
,mily. ilispend the coming winner In thi.
city.
Work on the Court House Is low pro
crossing dneiy. The bricklsyers ase
now turning the arches over the second
story windows. II the pressat ncy
weather holds GU. tor three weeks longer,
the builainx will be Under root aud in.
side work iairiy under way.
Thompson & Mallett are cr,vding .
tull tvrce OF men Oh anoih r kih OF brick
in order to get it burnt while the presen.
tine weather continues. .ne ki!l on hand
will probably be the last Of the Sc. son.
Que Eiilon OF brick have bern burn
aud sold BY McSsrs. Thompson / Mallet
this season.
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1t takes woman 70 repulse . travelling
agent sometimes. In . neighoo,:sg vii
lage. tho other day, man called on Mr.
c. 1t his place OF business aud wanted e
sell him . parlor organ. Mr.. c., NO,
wishing to buy, 10 get rid Of him, referred
him To his wife. On the mans maxim,
his business known to the lady. she asked
him II 4r. c. sent him TO her. "Yes,
ma'am," he replied. "Weil. sir" said
Mira C., you just So back end tell him
that uLtil he can furnish me with some
thing beside mackescl n eat ! can make
all the music that d necessary around thu
house." The agent coucluied be coQldnr
cell N organ there.
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The Late Elections.

State elections occurred in Ohio, lows
and Nebraska on the 18th inst. which
resulted In Republican victories. TIL,
issue in Ohio was made almost entirel,
on the currency question. Able speak
ers OF both parties from all parts of the
Union participated in the canvass, snd
the result was looked for with Is much
interest as is manifested ordinarily in .
Presidential contest. In fact, the result,
in OHIO determined tho issue upon what
ii was supposed the Presidential contes,
Of 1876 would be based. 1t is q question
upon which both parties are to . grea,
extent divided. Had the Democracy oil
Ohio sue ecdel, the party would have
carried the issue into the Presidential
but having met with defea,
in the ii,st state election, where they!had
a nag 'riIy before the currency question
was intro iGc g. it is more than probable
they will drop it, Tor Que more popular
with The masses. While It is 3 subject
Of gr at impor' ance to the people Of Ger
tain sectiOGs Of the country. which have
never had sufficient amount Gf currency
tor a circulating medium, thar the
should be Increased it 10 one OF
more vital interest to other and more
favored sections that the volume Of cur
re"'.y be contracted. In either case, as
between seli-iutere st and party expedi-
ency the masses will stand BY the iormer
and let the other slide. We fisd in these
days Of shifting political principles, few
men who are willing to sacrifice personal 10
Eerests::'''or the sake Of the party" Hence
we do not think the financial question,
although national one viewed from dis
interested standpoint, will be the leading
d even . prominent issue In the next
campaigu.
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Pref Hayden's Fight with Ii,
Indiana.

Don Piatt, ic his Warrington c apital
|gives the following amusing and rsthel
personal TIVE will not vouch for ito truth,
account OF Haydeu's fight with The Indi,
ans, the sensation il created in mil:tary
|cirles At Washington, with aide remark,
by the Editor of the Capital:
The military circles have experienced 4
sensation. It 10 sensation somewhat sim.
liar TO being kicked BY mule, and. sneak.
Ing about mules, 1t reminds rs that four
we're killed in the course of tho sensation.
al business The Indians have made IN
outbreak: The usually pacific Lo ha.
got the insane spirit Of murder into his
Uranium again aud the Use and Pi-Ute
are on the var-ps.h sighting Rsyden's
party and scalpiDg malea They-Hay.
den's mob, not the mules 70 vould ex
plaio that the terms are convertible bu,
for respect to the mules-they have had
70 run amuck IN the interests OF aeienc..
and fight their way. inch By inch, in the
asocses at their geological historical,
siss .pEsncapls systen ef sslf-sgsrandise.
meat. Last Sunday ~ were electrified
b dsazliag telaGnm from The :riansu.
laiing huubug. a.. 70 tAe elIs.a that The
party he'd been sarro1aded 10 . eanon by
. large band Of ptes and farrsd % asht
for teeif hvea s'fOroed 70 dsAts b eood-
Haydss doesn't Desd aay fbeciag % liz,
q bese q plusdss ahs hrsin Tosk Of
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4 happy marriage has TO il I'll the plA
sasss It friendship. al The snjoymeats Of
ss"ss and ssason. and. iodssd, I'll III
coWf0rta and sweets ot this life Good
natass and eveansas u ls@per viii give
you - ,ssy - " aa'on ~ life yirtse
and good seass N ageealas friea4 logs
and cunsaancv : god vie or hssbAnd.
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From letters received from Fort Ben
ton we learn that Vogle. Bell and Hugh
e. are sill kept In close confinement: Il
the prison 1t Fort Garry. To our cor
respondent we are indebted for the fol
lowing copy OF letter from tie prisoner
written in the prison at Fort Garry:
"Friend-Ws are here 10 prison ate
suffering tedious trip, replete with sut
ferin2s, hsrdships-snd worst of al
crowned with insults. Not q word Of
sympathy. nothing 10 the Ruise Of friend
ship. or even kindly spokrn word ha'
been rendered Us, with single exception
and that was done BY Mr.. Taylor, ,hs
U. s. Consul. He Is In every respect 4
gentleman, and above all, he represents
his country to The est:of his ability and
rs an officer he is credit to the nation
he representa-.
1--WE are In bad DIX. This man
Fsre~ell is prosecuting US, but he can
not get away with his perjury without
socaer CT later being found out.
''You all know the circumstances con-
corning our arrest and being brought
here. Bell had . hearing here, and
Farewell and Lepomard were witnesses
sgainst him, aud ewore to many and
hard lies.
We fear our case is in q hopeless con-
ditlon unless We obtain help. We would
ill u lttlo vnnnnv a. 90 opo Onn,uCl ioh
to buy whatever We want to eat.
. o
Yours Truly,
James Hughes, Bch and vogle.
ina letter received from Capt. John
Evans, the Capt. states that the three
prisoners were 10 no way connected with
he fight at Cypress Mountain. lThey had
10 knowledge OF the just chastisement
Inflicted upon the sayages, aud the only
'eason they were arrested was for being
American citizens.
The British authorities deserve the at
enhance of Evans, Deveraux and Others
IS witnesses inorder 70 pounce upon them
md place them 10 British dungeon and
ct the others of.
We sincerely trast that before this, the
scores AIRY OF State has made move to-
wards the liberation of the three unfOrtu-
laie prisoners. 1t he has not, and does not
roposc vindicating the honor OF the ma
ion, and some Of its citizens from being in
ulted BY a weaker nation, then the
ooner that Fish is boxed up, and hes an
inscription On bis coffin slate, 'Sarlines"
he better.
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CheteeA Comfy.
lrFrom the Benton Record. 10.
Lot jumping b becoming quito co@mon
|at Benton.
A large amount Of Benton real eeease
changed hands during the work.
Several parties IN from the North 1o!'ne
the week report the near sppEoefR Of oo'
|falO.
Mr. LareeyS train psssed through neat
on the 12th instant, en- route for Fer'
Peck.
Col DopneNy has gone to Arrow Cleee
to build . trading post In the interest u
Mr.. d. w. Hatsh.
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n. Hasa l0s Bvhw srsivsh q Bcaaoa
yasaseAv aosniag, o. ihs sssanar Parks
fyea AvssPosl
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| On the list day Of rune
1.-The undersigned will put on weekly Ine
fof coaches from Bozeman to the NAM
moth Hot Aprings, the great summer 70.
sort of the National Park, and connecting
lat the latter place with pack trains to q,
the attractive points in The Park. WI!
carry the u. s. mail to the Springs. and
passing en- route the following places:
HAYDEN CHICO,
EMlGRAnF, HENDERSON,,
GAR GUlCH.
Coaches will leave Bozemsn every MOD
day morning. arriving at the Springs the
day.
Fss,sdSvrs and exp4vaa qa.ttvr carried
ct low rates.
Agents.
RICH l. WILSON, Bozemas.
S. N. FITZGERALD, Chico.
z. II. ROOT.
Bozeman. May IA, 1875.
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Old customers will find ~ up to the
times, and new ones are invited to CAL
and examine goods and learn prices.
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We have . full line of Ladies' Goods
embracing - complete an assortment .
can be found in this market, all Of which
is marked down 1t =