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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-05-06

There is much talk among Demo
cratic politicians in New York of rum
ming Hugh J. Jewett, President Of
the Erie Railway, for Governor of
that State. The Democratic hope
to secure victory through Republi-
can disaffection over Conkling, and.
then to make Jewett the next candi-
date for the Presidency. This is GER
tainly plausible plan, bnt it has one
frtal defect. Jewett is an Ohio man,
and the country will not take kindly
to another President from that State
without short respite.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-05-06
on. the RAMPAGE


EpITeE GAzETrE. .-Irea'l ,an item.
I'D 1.-The last issue. Q yonr paper III
which onr gool -l,umored assessor ap--
pears 70 be qinfe indignant because
hi. attention was called to the very
unfair way that he il afAs-ing the
people. s72
lts-woald=hifveT bern mach better
for Fin, instead IF railing name TO
have asknoxlsdgcds Ills want of ex-
perienee, and y. u lhlat.he wodla promise TO
do. better j.islhe h,, ure:.-.
Assessi,sg. rich agricultural land in
ten bottoifss and on the prairi.s for
KISS tisan,;the lrhf.aIsd ,brnsh land Is
not TIE lar stifingste do, for tfie.r reason
that one acfe n~rha bottom is worth
.fi,ein the hills hating land At, from
IS teA$a per acre. zillal cann.4. b..
bought fsr 4e,s ,iiaH s4es or $50 sa,.
acre is not spro6er way 10 eal.t
..leRde I h.aSSse ben in the county and
shassaps sadslsAes for many. years and
lfassesise vsa'ssra such, assessing before
ff air h$srss6rssasfe do berter- thar
tKaM, ft wdSHffHPbe aweitfdr mint to ;quii.
ah,f fa 90 i fio.dSal: a. r1ht pabIis acts 'sf an
official, are. ,Eroptr subjects Of cri,i-
: :. So
cisms and this is my only reason for
writing. -. .' TAX PAYER. :.
Mal;tI siiILay '5tk,. 1851. 80 >,
=" ..4 a,
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:, 49, nssa go. .41 e.. :: :.....-.e i
'Real'.E '.E.state .:fr Sale.

,fGSai'sftsStbt6 IF DeitI6.
CITY OF CORVALLIS. :
Two Lott I'D toining Court House with good ilos,se
barn and GARDEN s.---.,ss
Unmprotei Iots,4, 5. g.. 10, IL, L.: In fsioak. 10
Dixon's addition to the City.
Improved Lo.s, rs. ., in Block II, u the County
FARMS.
1eo Acres 2oniiies from Newport on the Yaquina,
steamboat isiling 20 acres in timothy good house
esehakd, &c-.: Price 5000.
!. ls0 Acres In, Kings Nalley First rate land with
ss5 ishss rlss ss ehus post
b4o Acres ip Linn county miles east ost Lebanon,
braIicfod eassssiie rzilroad and Oregon & Pacific
web 'xassred, ,.sSodt near Schook Terms easy:
SsA'e- -. :l.srs-. 81 ~. ~.
l50 Acres, s-#aIless W. Of Corvallis Capital house
aas s1sb saf good 'ae se'a 100
SO Asrs. ia King. Valley. eoo;,sasn saits.asion,
ducing- all kinds ot fruit house asd garden, very
large barn and good outbuiIdings mile from school
near postofice, nhd grstEIlls aud close topro-
posed narrow gauge depot in Kings Valley. rricc,
r.. aG=-. .,-.
e54 Acres ajolsaboye with equal a.iva.tsse of Do
sition, about 100 undercutivatop an excellent
farm capable ofSarryfiy good flock of sheep under
sass rcs " vel H good house barn and orchard
42aAcresadions above 100 acres under cuativasion,
good house. orchard etc Excellent stock range with
good outlet 2 mikes from school, postofice aete.
= frlcei ss'ovo- ss,s ,.:= a..
$40 Acres; 90 hnders cnltiyation good house, barn
and orchard; four miles north Of postofce and half
mile from narrow gauge railroad |deposS Price, s46,
0o;.. 5.
1, 357 Acres, miles west of Corvallis, on Mary's
kixer 1000 under fense; 2es acres usls- pleugh,
date. crop given IL Ts land Is well 1T smssrsd xood @
house, two barns, ,etc.> Price, sl6.5oo..
Y 42s Acres 10 indies west Of Corvallis, mile from
Yaquna- road ons Kings Valley road, g. miles frou,
Kings Valley depot mile froa, school Good
house, barn. etc. excellent farmwith 13 acres un.
.cultivationsi Prize, ss0oo.-.,
200 Acres east end of Blodgetts Valley well inrrov-
ed near school ON proposed line Of Ynina n. H.
Price, $4,000.
60 acres under ploygh A snug farm with god hou.e
barn and other ont-buiid.ng..1 mile from school ami
close to proposed Yeauina r. Il. Price.tsa,5ea :,
24o Acres on Elk road, miles from junction wirh
Yaquiua road. Good house, barn, ete A good farm,
with outlet to well grassed ranges. 1900,
Three farms in the vicinity of the Summit postoalce
all ellimproyed.
2to Acres oi excellent land with house and barn,
mile. wsst OF snnnit abous 100 acres, easily put an
and watersd This land extends II miles along s the
road ahi fiver .Schosr 2 iles-listsnt from centre
| frice' szooVs gs.s., s-s ~.
200 Acres. 10 opiles wcst OF Summit. extending o
plenty Of bdsseniisad 100 acres mus BE- honestsad
sarsa Pss ose s@e n0os' ''e and orchard
1eo Acres On Eli road is miles from Corvallis. q
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-05-06

the sum of - thousand dollars, be-
ing forty per cent. of his contribu-
tion to, and which entities the holder
hereof to proportionate interest in
transactions in q purchasing syndicate
10 be formed, with capital of eight
millions Of dollars, by agreement in
writing to the parties in like INTEREST,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-05-06

CITY OF CORVALLIS
Two Lott adjoining Court House with good house,
barn and garden s---.'s.s -
Unmprosei I1otss.4. 5. g.. 10, IL, L.: In Block 10
Dixon's addition to the City.
improved Lots, rs. Q, in Block II. iu the County
addition to the: City. =.
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NENHY WILLARD AGAINST The NORTH
ERIN PACIFIC RAILRoAB C0MPA-
nv, AND OTHERS,


this great suit By all of our readers.
we make no apology for completing
the information given by the Orego
rian, by publishing extracts from
the affidavits filed on the part of the
defendants, that is the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad Company, it's president
Mr.. Billings, and others.
No pains have been omitted to let
every one into all the ways and
means of the Nortber Pacific re-or-
ganization and the .watering of
stock we have heard of until every
one must have thought Mr.. Billings
and the other directors were some
sort OF pirates, detected by the pub
lie spirited Willard, in the act OF d.
vision of the spoil, and then the
enormous amount of the eighteen
millions of common stock that Mr..
Billings grabbed! How naughty! and
the policy of the two men-poor Mr..
Billings doubtless meant well-he
had certainly succeeded in digging
the Northern Pacific ont of the mire,
but then was he not narrow minded
and old fashioned? No ideas beyond
just the plain road of going on to
finish the Northern Pacific in accord
ance with its charter, and let Port
land and the o. r. & N take care OF
themselves. Look on this picture
and on that. Sc this new collosos OF
roads, with one foot on the Union
Pacific and the other on the North
ern Pacific, and the sweet little city
of Portland looking up at him from
below with alteration in her express
i've face. So enormous, SO compre-
hensive his plans. So gigantic his in
tellect!
Terrible pity that SO simple minded
= crssture as Billings should cross
the purpose of this leviathan. fdow
much did they tell us he weighs?)
And now the Northern Pacific Is TO
be completed from Tacoma through
- Portland, and then the lion and
the lamb can lie down together, aud
the Northern Pacific find pasture in
the same emporium of commerce"
where the great and liberal O.. r. Il
N. hae built itself home.
What pity that the earth goes
around the sun. But that must be a
mistake, for evidently the universe
twists round and sround one central
spot and that is Portland, or, where
there is the grxndest location for the
commercial city ofthe world, and the
most splendid harbor and the fines,
wharves, and the most far-sighted
and magnanimous merchants, and the
corporation Of corporations, aud the
King whose name is-Villard.
Now remember tits gentleman'e
telegram to the Oregonion on Apri
lst. He says: "Our interests in the
Northern Pacific represent Eve time.
the money value of our holdings ol
o. r. d N. Company stock. The
o. R. & N. Company itself does no,
own . single share of Northern Pa
ci6c stock.
Then here is the ablind pool" agree
ment or receipt.
New YoRK,, Feb'y Is, 1881.
Received this day from - -
the sum of - thousand dollars, be
ing forty per cent. of his contribu
tion to, and which entities the holder
hereof In a pr0portiOnata intprpet ir
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Notice of Final Proof.

49,
Notice is hereby gived that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intea.
tions to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof viii be male he
foreeB. w. Wilson County Clerk, at Cor
Wallis, Benton Co., Or, on
Saturday May l4th, 1881
viz: John J. Nye, Homestead Application
No. 1885 for the S, w. of n. Z. / Sec. 2.
w. of N. Z. and N. E. I of n w. /
Sec. IL. 7. IL. s. r. IL West. He names
the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinnous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land, viz: N. A. Thompson of Monroe,
Laura Thompson Of Corvallis. r. M. Thomp-
son. of Corvallis, j. w. Willi1ms of Cor
wallis, Benton Co., Or.
+ l.. T. BARN. Register.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or, March
Sth, 1881. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-20

Very likely all the predictions of the prophets
of evil who are foreteng financial panic at no
distant day will not be fulfilled as early nor in as
complete manner as they think. We hope so,
any way There are. however. many reasons for
believing that the present business prosperity
cannot be kept up to current high water mark
foran indefinite nor even for a greatly prolonged
period For example, it is now officially ascer-
tanned that our wheat crop for the year 1881 will
fall below that of 1880 by one hundred million
bushels. That means three million tons of freight
less to be transported by the railroads from the
west to the east. to say nothing of the reduced
quantity of return merchandise to be bought in
the east and carried out west in consequence of
this falling off. 1t means. also that the farmers
OF the west will have about one hundred million
dollars less in their pockets than they had from
last years crop; and it means. finally, that our
expectation account with foreign countries will
be reduced by about S120, OO0, OOO as compared
with that of 1880. If any body thinks that these
items are not going TO affect the general busi-
ness prosperity of the country he has remark
ably hopeful way of looking at things.
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On the theory that Col. Warnings knowledge
OF sanitary engineering applies to surface as
we'll as underground destruetives of health. we
hope Col. Rockwell some one else i'm author
Ity will get the official and professional opinion
OF that gentleman as TO whether the dreadful
stenches which come up over the city, from the
neighbOrhOOd of the river front and particularly
from the vicinity of the gas works for example.
are beneficial or otherwise. If Col. Warning has
suffered as much from it during his stay here as
many of our citizens do every day and night,
he must admit that it is mighty unpleasant
smell, even though it may be healthgiying But
We are quite sure that he will agree with every
one else that it is deleteriOus to health as well
as disgusting to the ofactOries. If it reaches
the White House as it does many other dwell
1ngs in the city,-and it is hard to see why it
should not, with a westerly wind,-i is easy to
account for the Presidents nausea without bOr-
rowing any hard terms from Dr. Hammond; and,
with that sort OF air to breathe it will be
wonder if he finally RECEIVERS Yet. sad to say,
the most Illuminating part of the whole business
Is that it can be stopped without the outlay of
dollar of the public money. 1t only requires a
little waking up followed by energetic action ON
the part of those in authority to abate these
nuisanees.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-B A PARTY OF THREE (ONE LADY
and Table the city re
ferred aeeommodaons in every es re re-
spect none need answer who unable to give perma
E e., Star office. 1t.
eStnn xd FLOOR S
modern c2nyenslces Address, with full particulars,
WANTED-TwO COMMUNICATING UNFUR-
w nished Rooms central locations fire and gas; per
Ianeni If suited references exchanged Address T..
w little girl, two Furnished Rooms; light and heat
SS 0 adas b bS1Sf s not
WANTED-TwO CARPETED UNPUBLISHED
communicating Rooms with light and heat
Adde'S k5o starr %ps es
W NTH child three Unfarnshed Rooms, ON % Cap
dress Stating price ROOMS Star ofiioe IT.
WANTED-TwO FURNISHED COMMUNICATING
second story Rooms, with Board, for gentleman.
which must be moderate j. KAY, Star Office a1s-sts
WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, A SIX TO
price not to EXCEED aenon oc9n
Of OF property &C. must be given. Address J. G GOO
WANTED-TO BUY AT ONCE FOR CASH, A
w Eee-story Brick House of about ten rooms, all
dress Box 63. Star office. a2O-3ts
WANTED-FOR YEAR OR MORE, A HOUSE.
Ad cs fsa
R IF 1T HOUSE N THE YoRTH
State DEPARTMENT city. al3-2w'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WAHTEp-sECoND-HA HAND FURNITURE. CAR
and Address e'sss asf
WANTED-DEFAULTED RAILROAD. STATE,
Star office. a193t.'
WANTED sECOND-HAND FURNITURE IN
star laFge or small quantities Address j. w DYER.
WANTED-AT RICE's OLD STEAM CARPET
w Cleaning Works; 496 Maine ave. southwest Feath-
nltiire TO steam. jy8
WAANTED- CARPETS TO CLEAN. WE Do NOT
w WHIP Carpets. Our work is done better and prices
P Ro shs Sn
islana avenue. je25
WANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BELL,
Of Deeds Every sae an Teroy Is g. g
sioner Examiner and Notary. Always in office from
WANTED-FEATHERs AND HAIR MATTRESSES
" to Renovate by Steam and Make Over. Upholstery
aTe a sa.s H. hooNdS' '4O4 pen apfaSm
WANTED-FURNITURE TO STORE IN FINE
w Storage Rooms. CHACES. GIG La mar11
WANTED-FEATHERs TO RENOvATE, MAT
W tresses to Rerake Furniture to Pack and Ship at
A. IL. CHACE BROS, GIG Louisiana avenue. nlar1l
WANTED-OLD GOLD AND SILVER INLARGEO OR
w Small Quantities. Highest cash price paid 32l
pennsylvania avenue, bet Sd and ~ streets. janl9
WANTED-YOUT TO KNOW THAT SELL FIRST
W class Tailor made Second hand Suit much better
and great deal cheaper than a common new suit can
be bought, at ~
NJ en- JUsTHs OLD STAND.
NO. GIG d street northwest, or at Branch Store No
ao3 9th st. northwest. N. B.-We buy but frst-class
oecoho- hand Clothing. tan19
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a2O 713 MARKET SPACE.
DROPOSAIs FOR PRINTED WOODEN TAGS AND
l. LABEL CASES FOR MAIL-BAGS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August s. 1851
Separate Sealed Proposals viii be at this De-
partnent Y NTH. NOON ON THE TWENTY sixth
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1881, for furnishing by con-
tract Printed Wooden Tags like the samples of tIis No.
be required and ordered during year from the III
teeth day OF October 1881 Also furnishing i'm like
and 1or the same period Label Gases for mail
Dasrs IKE the samples of this Department.
Inc proposals (the right to reject any or all of which
Deii3 reserved must be in accordance with the spei
catlols ana forms. which will be furnished on sppIica
uom 10 the Second Assistant Postmaster General
The contracts which may be made will be in conform
ity to such specifications and the accented proposais
oo 49, THOMAS l.. JAMES,
o-o-iaWo" Postmaster General.
MAMMOTH CoLORED FASHION PIANO
AVA RAMA
of all the
LATEST FASHIONS FROM PARIS
Now ready, in the September nrmher of
IHE YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL
The september number also contains TWO DESIcNc
Tor SLIPPERS in BERLIN WOOL WORK
Complete Stories 10y popular English writer's oN-
book and newsdealers. ~ ~
Price, including al the supplements. IS cents.
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TONS II
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''Guiteau's assault on his keeper reads as
though it had happened in a lunatic asylum in
stead of jail" says the Springfield Republican.
So it does That's why Guiteau made it, and
that's the way he wanted it TO look.
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The steady improvement in the Presidents
condition lor the past two days has again re-
sived the hopes of his recovery, which existed
prior 10 the last relapse. To-day's bulletins were
very encouraging. They were waited for with
peculiar interest The changes for the worse
N the Presidents case hitherto have all occurred
Friday night or Saturday, and this has caused a
sort of superstitious feeling about the last day
Of the week. Yesterday the President took
altogether about forty-six fluid ounces of nOur
shment, without experiencing any nausea or
1npieasantness whatever in consequence. The
ACT that he can take and digest food enough to
mpart strength, taken in connection with the
-apid healing of the wound. is indeed reas-
surfing.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

CEILING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
bBO0TS and SHOES must lie sold REGARDLESS Of cost
we intend going into the Manufacturing and Wholesale
Shoe Business. All persons having accounts with
VIII please settle them at SPEAR BROS,
1y29-lm s34 9Th street northwest
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE
COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK
THE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED IN
WASHINGTON.
Ladies' Hand made 3-strap Sandals ..... .... 90
Ladies' Fine Kid Op. Slipper 90
Iadies' Fine Kid Button Bhots l. so
Ladies' Hand -sewed Kid Boots &. sc To 4. SO
LADIES' SHOES OF ALL KINDS
Mssee' Solid Button Shoes 49, -. Al 90 to 2. 90
MISSES FINE KID SHOES.
Cmdrens Peb Button Solid to Csc
ITO 6.................- SOc.
CHILDREN'S GOOD SPRING HEELS.
One hundred styles of Gents Fine Low Shoes at prices
ONE PRICE
apps GEO. MCCARTHY.
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Marvin, the middle-aged scamp, who has
duped a number of ladies into marriage with
him. that he might fleece their relatives by
means of forged checks. etc. is likely to escape
after all with comparatively light punishment.
His numerous crimes cannot be dealt with
cumulatively. and by the time he shall have
served out his sentence for one Offense, it will
be next to impossible to collect the evidence
necessary to convict him of another. The wit
nesses are liable in the meantime to die and
scatter about over the earth. Considering that
the legislative bodies Of this country are chiefly
composed of lawyers. it does seem that great
many serious defects exist in the laws as they
stand, and particularly in the criminal code 1t
may be, however, that it is part of their BUSH
ness to make them so, since were all laws per-
feet. and easily understood and administered.
there would be very little left for the lawyers
to do.
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JOHNSON,
713 MARKET SPACE.

We are Offering WINTER GOODS left over from last
season at about half price Blankets left over will be
sold less than present wholesale price.
Also two cases BLANKETS to arrive, lO-4 and ia.
which will be sold for the present last seasons prices
having been bought before the recent rise
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The Georgia state senate has, after consider
able discussion, pass d an anti-MOrmon BILL 1t
makes it felony for any person to attempt to
influence another to. commit bigamy and de-
ciares that it shall be unlawful for any person.
In any address. public private. to give advice
that might lead another to violate the laws pro-
hibiting bigany and polygamy
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES.

BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
IMITATION STAINED GLASS-This grand
and beautiful invention fills a vacancy long felt in the
ornamentation of common windows. glass; 6c., and
produces all the unique effects of the real lead sash lines
and colored glass in richly stained glass windows. For
descriptive price list call send postal. New designs
just resolved Directions for applying given TO every
customer. Agency, 939 l. street northwest.
jy30-1m* J. G. CULVERWEI.L. Agt. for DC.
w. KENNEDY d CO.,
Established 1902
G06 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND COZ b STREET
NORTHWEST,
Have for Sale at Bottom Prices,
PRESERVING KETTLES APPLE PAIRING MA
CHIMES WITH CORING AND
SLICING ATTACHMENT,
PEACH AND POTATO PARFRS
IMPROVED BEER VENTS AND FAUCETS.
ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS.
\. B-Store closed at pm. ais
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1t would seem to be time for a change in our
customs laws when small yacht sent from Eng
land to this country to enter a regatta-but
which was sent on steamer. as freight instead
OF on her own bottom, and by her own power
Is held by the revenue officers to be merchandise
and liable to duty, although she is not to be sold
or offered for sale here. but returned to her
owner in Great Britain as soon as the races are
over. That is what happened in New York the
other day. and the only inference that can be
drawn from the circumstance is that either the
law as 1t stands is absurdly defective, or the
officer who undertook to interpret it is too big
an ass to run at large in a crowded city.
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: ONE PRICE ONLY,
PERRY & BROTHER

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Oh n SONS TRIANGULAR COPPER
- LIGHTNING ROD
strength of the Iron Rod inside. Recommended by the
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JOHNSONS TRIANGULAR COPPER
LIGHTNING ROD.
Superiority is claimed this conductor for the fol-
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without the Use Of nuts, wires rivets thus
points used the very best being silver re) plated
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the fo with no irregularities IN it at its connection
WIN the od and erected at about the same price of
galvanized rods. Repairing done promptly All ma
teras used of superior quality and ali work warranted
TO give entire satisfaction.
JOHN SINCLAIR.
Orders left with R. A. WHITEHAND, Fire Silver
Platter, S0i street northwest at 1875 street will be
promptly attended to. Please call. a2O-Im
SHEPPARD'S .'SONG REsTORER" FOR ALL SEED
- BIRDS;
DITTO EXTRA WASHED SILVER GRAVEL;
McALLISTER'S IMPORTED MIXED BIRD SEED;
Bishops MOCKING BIRD FOOD;
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STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
Headquarters for ''WHITE SWAN" FLOUR.
au20 1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
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q GOO REWARD
For any case Of Bleeding Itching liberated or Pro-
truding Piles that DE BINC'S Pile Remedy fails TO cure
Prepared only by ]. P. Miller NJ D.. Philadelphia Pa
and none genuine without his signature Sold by Drug
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.

LRENCH C. p. CORSETS
AT COST.
LADIES' MOHAIR AND LINEN BUSTERS cat Cost. >
MADRAS GINGHAMS reduced to 121c
BEST FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced to zoe.
FOULARD AND SUMMER SILKS at cost.
LADIES' AND GENTS Isle THREAD GLOVES at
cost
MERINO GAUZE UNDERWEAR at cost.
GREAT BARGAINS'' IN HANDKERCHIEFS.
BLACK GRENADINES AND PARASOLS at cost,
ALL WOOL PLAIDS FOR SCHOOL-OUTFITS
COLORED MERINOES AND CASHMERES.
LADIES' CLOTHS IN BLACK AND COIORS,
SHETLAND AND CHUDDA SHAWIS.
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