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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30
HeMrN's C0rbOitc SalUe.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chlblains,
COrns and all kinds Of Skin Eruptions,
Freckles and Pimples. Be sure you get
HENRy's CARBOLIC SALvE, as all others
are but limitations and counterfeits.
Price IS cents.
DURNO's CATARRH SNUFF cures all
affection of the mucous membrane of
the head and throat.
DIR. Morris LIVER PILLS are the best
Cathartic.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

We acknowledge the receipt of a
sample of "Superlative" flour from the
big mill, made from new wheat. After
testing its quality we will quote its
virtues.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30
MANKATo FREE Press.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1881.

IL you wish Splendid pair OF Spectacles
nttcd Ia your eye, 20 To 4. X. WISER, who
Will sell you better Lenses at half the price
charged 10y trdr,i.ny h..sbHgs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

There is no one thing which adds 50
much to the comforts of home and the
happiness of its occupants, as one OF
those beautiful base heaters at Tuttle's.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30
KessesU Year Lease.

Great bargains in stoves at Tuttle's,
where you can get any style or price
YOU want.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

G. II. Austin has returned from his
Eastern trip. Now go in and look over
that big stock of boots, shoes and rub
bers which he purchased. 1lw8
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

Buy your goods at CHRISTENSEN Bros.
and you will find that you get full value
for yOllr money!
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

DIR. GREENS OxYGENATED BITTERs
is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Bill
iousness, Malaria, Indigestion, all dis
orders of the stomach, and diseases of
the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

Already there is tremendous rush
for those base heaters, and Tuttle is busy
from morning until night.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30
Announcement.

If you want stove that will keep fire
all winter without reminding, get one
of Tuttle's base heaters.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

Over 100 of the around Oak" stoves
are in use in Mankato. For sale by
L. L. DAVIS.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

Gents Napoleon boots at the Nam.
moth Boot. c. H. AUSTIN & Son.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

The around Oak" stove will keep
fire all winter. For sale by L. L DAVIS.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

If you want Buffalo Robe don't fail
to call at CHRISTENSEN Bios. They have
a lot of real Indian Tanned Robes.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

The best assortment of Ladies and
Gents Rubber Garments at low prices
can always be found at
CHRISTENSEN Bros.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

IIurrah for Wells! they capture TIVE
horse. thieves, and three horses on the
25th instant, and were out in full force
foi the capture Of Il third man who
scented trouble in the wind, took leg
bail, leaving his horse tied to post.
The men arrested were nabbed by the
deputy sheriff, and on examination of
their persons they were found well sup
piled with revolvers, keys, &c. No one
at Wells recognizes the men or their
booty in horse flesh. Perhaps some of
the horses lately stolen in Mankato have
taken the Wells shoot, although thieves
naturally keep shy of railroad lines
and populous towns.-How would it
operate if Judge Lynch would consent
to go into chambers on u few of these
horse thieves! Hemp and Manila
cor,lage is cheap and the Judge is stern
expounder OF swift justice as cure for
evils which flourish for lack of striking
examples.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

Not in spirit of Boosting, but rather
from the impulse OF pleasurable emo
tons, we announce that the Mankato
FREE PRESS is being steadily reinforced
by new subscribers, while the old ones,
many of them patrons away back in the
years, are sticking to us with an aifec
ton so bracing to our nervous system
and the vital circulation as to cncour-
age us to new efforts and increased cx
penditures to make the paper more en-
tertaining the older it grows, and the
appointments of the job office equal to
those of any other in the State of Min
nesota. Push on the column. We are
immensely pleased with our new nc
quaintances, and we will endeavor To
justify their good opinion, if that
achievement is within our reach.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30
PLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL.

The exercises occupied an hour and
half, and the pupils deserve commend
alton for the attention and interest
displayed throughout. Tho recitation
by Miss Crawford was we'll rendered
and the essay by Miss Darrah was dis
cussed in a way to he understood by
the children, the qualities of a citizen
She drew an illustration between a
good and bad citizen, etc.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30

nominated unanimously as Commission
or from the Bird district, shows his popu-
larity by resolving 50 earnest an endorse
ment, and although unacquainted with
him personally we draw our differences
for his fitness from the unanimity OF
his home support.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-30
Fort WORTH, Texas, Sept. Is, 1881

OF JACKSON & McCAxpBELL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-05-27
wuT n WAS GIVEN.
More "Expiana,orI.".


q. +. Crawford authorized tho following
statement made-tlat he has been given
the privilege Of cancelling his order fer
tia Walter a. Woods Twine Binder, but
does not wish ID do 80, a, he has seen II
thoroughly tested aud bnJws It TO be a
good machine. Bet he say hc does not
wish TO influence ths.sale OF any machine
because he Is President ofthe Linn County
Council, L. of H., and the Council has
adopted the Osborn Machine.
Tho following IS from his son:
ALBANY Or, May %.
IL. GRO T. Simpson
DEAR SIR: / operated one OF your
Woods 'rwiuo Binders last season npor
the farm of my father, q. T.. Crawford,
near Albany and in cutting forty acres oil
| heavy grain never broke tho twine. ]
thought at the time that 1t was the MOST
complete machine | had ever seen and
after examining all the others am still O
the same opinion. We worked thre'
small horse TO ono Of your 8 IT. incl
machines. and as draft was so light my
father concluded to purchase one OF you
largest sized machines, which lie has 81 uc'
| done.
w. w. cnAVFORD
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T. H. skipworth. Esq, spent teyeral day
in tho city last week. We eundora md he Is
on his way to Eastern Oregon, whore he vii
locate for tlo practice Of his profeston.
Mr. John MeDemott chief engineer Of the
champion made us n pleasant call last
fuesdry evening after the arrival Of that
boat from Corvallis.
Prof. l.. j. Powell ia in Jacksonville at-
tending the jackson County Teachers lnat.
tuto, which met yesterday, and will continue
in session lor tlreo days.
Mr.. a. Robb, Of oakyillc. father al j. ".
Rohb, who was murdered at Aetoria, las
heon in tho city this woel, employing attor-
neys Co prosecute the murderer Of his son.
Mira u, :. X. Buick OF Myrtle Creek
spent laat Monday in this city visiting At the
residence Of Mr.. J. i. liaekenslo She was
on her way to Salem To aItond tho State
Grange
De. j. \. Davis has removed tn lie Elk
ms property On Ellsworth street ncar tho
canal The Doctor proposes po,no repairs
and viii haeo lleasaU: hpno ni,,n lac aots
it liked up
Hon + /. paetar and lohn II. fhoial
aaft lpNu kindly consented d, aet a. our
a.s nts at u .ls,y, and yoa ai,s,iI @,sl, toI
setten., cid scores. az t. s,surbp Gar yhe
raper, odl on thom.
Ar L. :. Eanfy. uc l,Admg
drugsis, 81 llltr.abure. mad, Albany IS
visit an lfiay hst. 10 eiring' promising
report ot good ,ra.a anl eona tinca fran
that section Of tbc county
Daniel Best returned lron a.hip through
California on Thursday oG last Week lie
redort4 t''at crops aro COOL doan there ey-
eept Ia ths northern part 81 the State. whore
they viii b. n total t.ilurr.
Messrs. j. I. aal II ~ Eielsn,so ara
10 Start soon GA qnileau extcp.iye prospect.
ing tlip. 'rbe field Of operations viii lo in
south wet 81 i,ittaa In ppuglass connty.
They r.iek tl,e, "a there aud wo hope
tbay a.. iiud 5.
Cueto Jimmy Chs'itnn p,ade na a sisit lset
Wednesday anil gpoto very encauraginely Of
pnr efforts % make tho pnfoatr H. paper
= the valley. We like f. hear from onr
snbserihrr1. a. we cannes please them with
| ap: knos iog their wau's.
SIR, =. HAner. Who l,ecs about :. m:lc.
oa. on the Lebanon wagon road was in tLe
city last week. iIe ssys tho road j. 70 good
condition, and many teasss afe crossing now
Travel ior the sur.ner scsoss the aonutaiua
has commenced, AMI those vi.h whom hc
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craia sieaner '"sr..p a.sase.

ALsA>Y. or. Usy -, 1881.
Ei'fors frD9rrd
Aror two vsel :, .irsr"4 ia ralirnrnis
have iu-l returned aai nnd in the
tat irsue or youF papcr eoin,s uni,aiinn
from Mr.. Eugcus buchanan. Ecferrlug
h. nt~ ier'y q correspondent which MP
rnapstl ia recent number nf the DHMo
GRAF. in reference to some questions con.
oeTuing my grain separator, Mr.. Burh-
auau says "that ihc writer's stupidity T.
nuly equaied by his Ignorance. elre he
would readily SEQ that In his endeavor Ia
tell tho difference between his grain clean
ar aud mine. he describes mine exactly,
for proof of which refSr 'Mr. T. r. W.
10 my descriptive circular, from which he
evidently ropied hI~ article.
That same descriptive circular, mr.. r..
T. W. j. just what refer you TO, and
dsfY SIR. Eugeno buchanan 10 produce a
machine tha. was built up to that date,
/ slta; II as he described IL In that circular.
and there SHOWS cut OF, and as ]. In my
Ignorance and stupidity" described.
/ Agaia Mr.. buchanan says my cleaner II
. but one machine in frame with two
/ blasts directed on ono shoe. II may per
I haps not los out 81 place TO say that Mr..
/ BRchauan's stupidity IN oniy equalcd by
/ lis Ignorance" TO use his own words, or
iio csuld have easily seen that my cleaner
/ f. really two machines combined In one
| frame with two fans and two shoes and
/ witli an upright shaft as described, and
tho same "a 1 built last fall and am now
bu ildng, and the same as Mr. Eugene
Buchanan described FOR me to various par
ties whom he was selling for me last fall.
Now DO Isot believe in "blowing youl
horn before dinner IL ready" and II Mr.
Eugene Buchanan has machine of Mi
own manufacture which can be att taches
10 threshcr, as my machine can, and 4
otherwise as no has described his machin
to be IA his circular before referred TO, an,
will produce II for inspection 10y "Mr. 7
A. W viii aalle good amends for al
/ wrongs through the columns OF your Ta
, per. But if he c;Iunot produce II, which
, know cannot be done (none ever havin
3 been manufactured by him such as he dc
scrbes, then have only 10 say, his ca
pacilg for brAggadocio ~ far larger ths
evon his stupidity. IT any parties who al
Interested In grain cleaners will call at m
, shop will be pleased to show them on
of my cleaners and how my two machine
{ combined IN ono frame with two blast
, shoes, etc, operate, and that they are Ill
! most perfec. grain cleaner ever manufa
# tnred. Respectfully,
Q DANIEL BEST.
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(
Eugene Buchanan is constantly receiving
large shipments of varisus agricultural i'm
plements, and proposes TO keep on hand
everything in his line tho farmers of this sec
ton can possibly need. Call and examine hi
complete stock. aud form an idoa of the
large number of labsralving inventions d
tho day.
| After mush distrosa our contemporary,
the Herald is delivered of an effort entitled
''obituary" and directed against the corpse
of the Regisier. 1t is in the nature OF q
''lSiok k.him.after-he. hecause.he-ean.
not-kiek. shack then" attack, and savora oI
moral oowardice. although quite funny a.
the writer steals part of it from Bob. Slayen.
Mr. w. S. Huston, formerly mn old resi-.
dent of Linn county. was in the city during
the week Tlenow resides on his ranch near
Prineville. whore lie has for several years
past been engaged in stock raising, lie has
quite number of horses for sale Of good
blood. and it would be an advantagcto thosc
desiring 10 purchase TO call on him at the
Revere House.
r. n. Wade and co of Salem, the heat
machine men in the state and aeents ol The
Deering Marsh Harvester Mt Salem alg
"1he Deering Marsh Harvester aad Twine
Binder cuts six and a half feet honest n,aa.
urc and runs one.third lighter tl,au ANY ether
machine of the samo sizo Wade aud Co
AFRO also the Salem ogents Of tho Mccormick
rwiue Binders, Messre. rctcra aud Sox
are the agent in this city for the nsetiue
Marsh Twine Binder.
While at Halsey Last weel, 40 called a.
the new store at Sentlers & Hahn and found
they had brought on enc stock Of general
merchandise and were doing d goai lusi-
ness. We are not acquainted with Mr..
Senders, but have kaown Mr. Hahn FOR
several years, aud are not at all backward IN
recommending him 10 our patrons up there
as nn honorable gentleman snd pleasant
person to deal with.
The agricultural department of the popular
mercantile establishment OF SaInuc! T.. Young
is = sort Of headqnarters for the farmers who
visit Albany. The McCoruicl Harvester
and Itsiuo Binder is attracting much atten.
tien this sesson and tie reliable character of
the .nan Who represents it IN this vicinity
gives our farmers all confidence THAI what is
promised will be performed, or their purses
made whole again. Il is this reputation in
business, well sustained, that has brought
MIR. Young his success and popularity.
Some of the poquts al the new California
Spring-tooth Harrow and Cultiyator for
which Engene Blchanan OF thia city "a agcut
arc as folioas Il pulyerizca the earth more
thoroughly; it cuts double the wiltA oi the
ordinary cuitivator It draws easier than
any other implement oi the kind tIse teeth
are matie Of Lcst spring steel aud arr wsr.
ranted rot to break; il IS aa completely
under the control ot tie operator as a l,'aw.
One Of these harrows can be aeea at the
agricultural warehouse Of Mr. Eaehanan On
First street corner Of Ellsworth.
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Celebration and Barbecue.

The Ancient oIder of United Workmen
will give grand celebration and barbecue
at Amity on Wednesday, June LIST. Hon.
w. NJ. Townsend Is President of the day,
and Hon. ii y. Thompson, of Portland,
orator. Speeches will be made in the af
tcrnoon by Frank G. Abel, Grand Master,
". G. Piper, IL. d. Hare and others. Beef,
sheep and hogs will be barbecued, and
there will be free dinner to all who at
tend. Excursion trains will hn from
Portland and Corvallis. Every body is in-
yited.
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oar se" ssI,s EasL..


>'t{oos. DISTRICT No Z,
i.iuu tnuny, or.
EtDrs b.uta..tt
DEAR @iHs The legal votes cr this d.s-
;riol sac. ai tbsir school huuzo Ia tho
above district, Ia m4r convention. far lhs
purpose of expressing their ,!cwr an lbe
school bpoi. question, 81 bon the following
preamble anG revolutions wcro Introduced
a;J ir3sscl uuanim08Fy:
whereas, The state iazl4iatl ,a Asa-tn
t1v II tAe state ur pralsan tIsri a. tf- s.t,t
session ;ass certain laws ku8~n aa tic
Common school I.awS 81 Oregon. aud
Whereas. said laws tfuuklrr tho II ,Ist Ia
the County Schooi Supenuteudetits to au.
ihoriza o sefius of iext books ta be u.ri ia
the common sthuals of gon; anI
Whereas "a orr Judgment, wa do no.
/ believe The Legislature uT q state oait dele
gate tho power fp serond pariy - lc-is.
/ iato or dictate - the o.tlonz what tatv
shall or shall mo- lp. therefore. bo it
f;c~olvcd, That aii fuch nci1ns bv lhc
/ County School supef.utendent- in chang.
+ ing ur debating to the rlli1nus every lets
/ year what kinds 81 books they shall uee
/ IN the public schools 81 Gui STATE IL tfn
institutional, unnecessary aud unralled
/ for.
/ zeal. That wc be'isya tho pre-, cnt series
Of books arc good enough, au1 thai 10 re.
/ place them wilh the books as recommend.
/ ed will - detrimental 60 tho best Interests
I 81 every citizen of tao state aud wautou
I waste of money.
! .rd. Therefnre, NC earnestly ask tho
T proper authorities of ths State. TO not al
ioN, or enforce, the now series Of books ~
( adopted ly the vote of County school Su.
/ pefintonJent8 of our State.
/ Resolved, further, That Z IL tho sworn
/ duty 81 the County superintendent tc
sisit the schools ia their respective conn
ties nj ieaat once year. and ns this di-
triet las not bsen visited fer the las. oigh
years. we therefore call tho attention .
the State Board 10 that fact, and TINT IL,
ia% be complied with.
j. BiLEEU, Chsirman
+. n DANIEL Seo'v
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-05-27
Excavation TO .csanoa.

We arc informed that arrangements have
been made for grand union Sunday
School excursion ever the railroad to come
of in about two weeks. This viii give our
citizens on both sides of the river an oppor-
tunity of taking daylight ride by the
coaches of the o. & c. X. R. over the grand
prairie between this and Lebanon. Picnic
grounds near the Santiam Academy will be
prepared where old and young may spend
the hours allotted in amusing and heathful
tieipate in this excursion. Further particu-
lars next week.
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DIED.

sAGE-.In this city on Monday. May
Odd, 1881, Mrs. GErTRuDSAGE, wife of Joseph
Sage.
CREEL.-At his farm in Benton county,
near Albany, May l3, 1881, JoHN CREEL,
Deceased was born june "a, 1924. he
came to Oregon at very early day, and
since 1854 has resided in this vicinity. He
was sober. Industrious, intelligent citizen,
kind and indulgent husband and father,
and had the respect of the entire community
in which he lived. lie leaves wife and
large family to mourn his loss.
Joy Joy JOY
His so Il has freedom now.
Tllere are songs among the fair
While W. neat sorr,w bow
| Wells alton, May le.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-05-27
The Engine contest.

Last Tuesday was tho day of the Fire
mons picnic at Corvallis, and at about half
past eight In tho morning. about ono hun
dred of our people started Ola tho "Cham
pion" for that city. When tho fifemeu
wero called together before starting II waj
found there woro only six engine mon
present, but Il was finally decided that
tho engine should bo taken, ~ tho Cor.
wallis folks wanted her especially to enter
the contest they had Arranged. Fireman
Webbor and ist Assistant Kiofer were
both compelled TO remain mt homo, on nc.
count of sickness In their families, and the
engine was placed In charge OF r. l.. REFS
! Upon arriving at Corvallis we were inst
by tho entire Fire Department, headed by
Ciior Engineer CarIie. A PROCESSION
was then formed. headed by Chief En-
Rnecr Garlic and chief Engineer Ecott,
aud tho lireIncn wore marched around Ia
the ongne house where "liIg six" wHs
formally turned over 10 Monumental
Engine 90. M. .. lbe Company was also
pre- '"uted with "a i,oaul iiui oil painting,
oSe uieh hp Master Arthur Polly. IL
WA welJ e:;erutsj. showing beyond n
q MIR tltl tho little G,llow IN natural
bonn artist. Tho procession wns again
tfiud ani under command of chief
Aar-lal WroDn marched through several
streets, finally stopping and .di-bandIng at
the Court House, wlrero nearly all tho
elii1cnb nfCorvails aud surrounding cous-
uy bad assembled. Onr fremcn aud
others who wcr5 not provided with pro-
visions woro Immediately taken charge Of
by friends, and none wore allowed To go
either hungry or dry.
AZ about half paat tgo hs hand engine
contest began. Monumental Engine Co.
No.2choso as her Judges Wallace Baldwin
and c.ll. Stewart Albany Engine Co. No
|, chose Chief Engineer Garlic aud orin
Rubarl-, and Young America, No I. chose
CHIEF Engineer Scott and Cleo i. Wrenu.
The Monumoniala brought out "ng Six"
AMI after goo1 trial male 202 feet. lOI
inches.
The Albany boys then brought out their
engine and scored @07 feet and s.. inches,
AMI Young America. or Corvallis, foilow.
ed, raising .hoir figures to 30 feet, ~
uchcs. ~ iho principal contest wa. los
tween tho Albany engine and Young
America, IL l. bui iusl 10 say that our en-
ino'H jumps arc about one inch smaller,
and hrr brakes wi II not accommodate 40
many men aR tho Corvallis engine.
Albany plas ed with 4s Iuon aud s boys, |
while Corvallis played whs stronger
wind aud with ~ mon on tie brakes. The |
Albany vngiao was made at seGeca Falls. |
by Cewing & Co.. for old "Crc~ccnt No lO'' |
og san Francisco, . years ago. and her
record heretofore without breeze was
100 feet. ~ inchea. Young Amer lea" |
was built last year Ly Button & Sons for
the city Of Corvallis, aud Il without doubt
Tho bo 4 hand engine on the north west
coae'.
Atlet tin contest was over the boys of
both departments had a Grand old time.
which ihe result of tho contest did not In
fcrfeFo wiki Ia the least. aud when III
o'clock rolled around the Albany boys
on bnanl their boa' aud started
for home. IL was happy DIV aud Was
enjoyed very much by ~ wh' attended.
& Ffsa teaufr saF4s.-fs -.f.tf4Eg-
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! Cloti,ing aud Furnishing Cords At
cs.
Hut and Cap, Bo.is and Sh"es al
e,
Overall., Jumpers anil BInu4cs at
cost.
Blankets, Comforter< and heavy
goods below cost.
Hosiery, Gloves and Summer Hats
way down.
Latest styles Silk aud Muslin Meek.
wear at cost.
White, Percale aud Chevinl Shirts
marked very low.
Trunks, Valises and Sltchels at
cost.
Pocket Cutlery, Razors and No
Ntt
Collars, Cuffs aud SILK IIandkcr-
chiefs nj cost.
Merino and Canton Flannel Under
wear knocked down.
iScarf-piss, Studs and Slc,ve But
tons nearly half price.
Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Hrir,
Cloth and Tooth Brushes nj cost.
80 doz. genuine Jouvin Kid Gloves
4 and , button, very cheap.
80 doz. British Sncks at 81 75 pei
doz., cheap at 81. 90.
Special so pair Summer Shoes
at $I.50, worth $2.75.
10 doz. Calico Shirts - ris., cheaT
at 80 cts.
, See my One Dollar fine white
shirts. "They are boss"
; % doz. assorted linen towels a
; 81. 80 per doZ. "They are drive.
oil .
Take a square look at my 81 u
Cashmere Suits.
70 pair working pants Is cts rec
slar price $l.25.
n Look ut my 81 .OO Black Fl ,ts, soil
9 at every place for Sl.5O.
:, See my 1915 French Calf Ham
!, Sewed Boots. They are cheap q
$3.50.
r. Cigars and Tobacco:-These good
d am Offering at regular who!esa'
t. prices.
A. Try my cent and 10 cent cigaii
Examine my Smoking and Chew
ing Tobacco at so cts per pound.
" 20 doz. Boys Summer Hats,
- cts. each.
. All cash buyers In the city al
10 surrounding country are respectful
ad invited to call early and secure ba
ie gains. Remember this is 10,
!. - Eide Reduction Sale of flrst-cla
ty goods, for 60 DAYS.
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