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It is now believed that the French explor-
ers, who have been missing at Cassair for q
twelvemonth, were murdered by Indians,
who are jealous of the presence of whites in
their country. The Chilicats and Cbilcoots
have also crossed from the coast to Sylves-
ter's trading-post and driven him away.
This post was located at the junction of the
Lizard and Dease rivers, and the coast Indi
ans claim that they only have right to
trade with the Sticks-the tribe who live
there. 1t is said that an important discovery
of gold has been made in the country in
which the coast tribes claim an exclusive
right to trade.
The unusual phenomenon of a thunder.
storm occurred on Sunday night.
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Rapid judicial Work.

Los ANGELES, June ssh.-W. K, Davis
and J. +. Nye were companions, and arrived
in this city from Boston Tuesday evening.
Davis seemed to be the moneyed man. having
loaned Nye 800 to make the journey with
Yesterday morning Nye was up with the
throwing the pocketbook into closet vault
This act was discovered by the landlady
Nye was arrested, examined, taken before
the Superior Court. pleaded guilty. and was
sentenced to the PenitentiarY for one year,
and is now on his way to serve the State.
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APPOINTMENT Mason Dead.

Los ANGELES. June Sth.-Henry w. Brun-
ing. an old resident Of this city, died last
evening. He was 60 years old, and promi-
nent member of the Masonic Order, under
whose direction he will be buried.
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Cbarped ,Ith Horse Stealing.

MERGED, june Sth.-Two young strangers,
who brought team and buggy to MERGED
Tuesday, and tried unsuccessfully to sell the
horses bers, were arrested at Turlock yester.
day by Constable Seeson on a dispatch from
Bakersfield stating that the team and buggy
had been stolen from a livery stable in that
nlaca
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STOCKTON, June Ssh.-The main levee on
the upper division of Roberts Island, at
Lonnstrom ferry. broke yesterday, but the
island was saved from inundation by an old
leyee 200 feet from it. The space between
the two levees, as far as the eye can reach, is
covered with water, while several hundred
yards OF the levee proper is broken down and
submerged. The ferry has stopped running.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Terrible Tragedy at San Bernardino-
Indian Oufrages In British Columbia
Rejoicing al wOodbridgc-HishW Water
In Frazer River-Fire In Tucson-floOd
Impending in Oregon-Etc.
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LODI, June Ssh.-Tbe arrival of the first
train OF cars of the S. J. and S. n. Railroad
at Woodbridge was hailed with the firing Of
canon, music and speeches, and the ladies Of
the community gave magnificent dinner.
The enthusiasm was immense.
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Barn Burned.

UkIAH, June Sth.-Tuesday night large
barn on the farm of D. G. Pitner, about two
miles north of town, was destroyed by fire.
The loss was about 81. 500 insured for 81, 900.
The fire is supposed to have been the work Of
an incendiary
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ARIZONA.


TUCSON, June Ssb.- The saddlery and
harness making establishment of G. w.
Clark was consumed this morning at o'clock.
Loss to Clark, SIG, coo; insured for S14, 900 +;
building, $4,000; insured for $500. The
fire was the work OF an incendiary.
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uoTIoE TO HoussKEEPERs.

C,THAM CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
- D and Twelfth streets, Sacramcnto-the only
Steam Carpet Beating Machine in Sacramento
Cleaning, Relayinz and Reftting Specially. All
work warranted. Employ none but frst-class work.
men. Orders left at LOCKE & LAvENSoE'S, No.
81 street; or, at residence, Twelfth and street
a133pim ANDREW HATHAWAY. Proprietor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NKNT.oa.

Pavilion Theater-c Calender Minstrels tonight.
Lost-A bunch of keys.
Sloan Lodge, l. O. G. Saturday evening.
Card of Thanks Protestant Orphan Asylum.
Red Jacket Tribe l. o. R. ". onight,
Sacramento Lodge, F. and A. NJ, tonight
owosso Tribe, Red Men, this evening.
Rising Star, Rebekah degree, tonight.
Proposals wished for lot filing.
Grand Reception-Turner Hall, Saturday evening,
Red Men.
Notice OF sale-valuable city home.
Murray and Lanman's Florida Water
Save your Money-chris Ehman.
Pavilion Thester-Monday next, Uncle Tom"
wanted-Giri to help do housework
Business Advertisement.
MechauicS' Store -Chiidren's Ifndaruaar
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DIE D.

DIED.
Sacramento, June = William R., only child Of Mrs.
c. NJ and the late VIM. r. Stockton, native Of
California, months
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence Of his mother. corner Fourth and
streets, this afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, June S-Ellen, wife Of James Fletcher,
native OF Brighton, England. Sc years, 2 months
and IS days.
Funeral notice hereafterl
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-DEssoS, Judge.

THURSDAY, June s, 1882.
Ordered that the trial calendar of this Court, De-
partment Two be called on next Monday, when all
cases will be reset.
NJ Wagner vs. John and Helen wagner-Case con.
tiuued TO June 9th. Witnesses recognized to ap-
pear at that time.
Court adjourned until Monday.
The laying of rails on the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company's new wharf at San
Diego is now in progress. The track is
broad gauge, and is intended to bring ship
and rail together.
LADIES NEoKwEAR collars, collarettes,
6chus and ties. The largest stock in
the city at Hates.
BLACK BuNTINGs-plain, lace and bro
caded. New line just received from New
York, at Hale's.
NAINsooKs, lawns, Swiss and piques. A
large and elegant assortment at Hale's.
.'EcLIPsE" champagne is used in preference
tomauyim imported brands, sosay connoisseurs.
HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, AGENT
BLACK and colored velvets and velveteens.
A new line just in at Hales.
INDIA NULL FOR NEckwEAR White,
ecru and drab, at Hale's.
Doors AND SHOES The best values to be
found at Hale's.
BoYs' JOSIE SUIrs, 81 25. Hale's Clothing
Department.
MEMS cottonade pants, rs cents. Hale's.#
CoLoRED DOTTED Swiss at Hale's.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Fragrance the most lasting.

Fragrance the most lasting,
Fragrance the most delicate,
Fragrance the most xIuiste,
Fragrance the most refreshing,
Are all combined In MURRAY & LANhAN'S
FLORIDA wATER-the only recognized perfume
of fashion.
HsF As there are worthless counterfets, buyers
should always ask for the Florida Water prepared
by Lanman & Kemp, New York. .Ie9-nt
stephenson's Gilt.Edge Butter at Pierce
Brcs., corner Eleventh and streets leI-lm
Ichi Ban, San Fraactsco, doubled In
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition In the
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods IN
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't 1t : Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade
Information Wanted OF Miss Louise Abb
BOT, Poultry Girl, native OF Illinois, vermillon
county. who worked in and about Sacramento city,
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DIR.
CZARTORYSkI, Stockton city, San Joaquin county,
CAL a24-2m
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cnre all
cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss OF yigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity and all that class Of complaints arising from Ex
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young q safe
guard and protection. DR.. La MAR'5 SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine ugor. Price
81 so per bottle. Sent c. o. D., by express. 70 any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
iers to A. MoB0YLE CO., Druggists, Postofice
Box 1862, San Francisco. nS-SPem
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NOTICE that our prices on parasols were
reduced yesterday-our large stock must be
sold. This is rare opportunity to get q
good parasol for very little money. Hale
Bros. Co.
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boris to keep. She was about to search his
pockets for q weapon last evening, when he
pushed her away, whipped out the razor and
commenced the deadly work. The couple
owned nice house and block, which was in
her name, and lived alone.
Frightful Tragedy Mt San Bcrnardlno.
SAN BERNARDINo, June Sh.-About S
o'clock this morning the corner of G and
Third streets was the scene of q bloody
tragedy. j. Taylor and J. A. Peterson,
partners in the Burning Moscow mine of
Calico District, had just left Stark's Hotel,
where they had been at breakfas', and were
crossing q street, at the corner OF Third,
when difference of opinion arose between
them about their mine, as Is supposed, and
Peterson accused Taylor of some unfairnsss.
A few words passed. when Taylor drew q
Colt fve-shooter, AZ caliber, and commenced
shooting at Peterson, who was unarmed,
Peterson exclaiming "Don't shoot, John !"
Taylor fred three shots in succession, all
taking effect in Peterson's body and head.
A MIR. Hartman, who was standing near
them, attempted to take the pistol from
Taylor, when he fred at Hartman, the ball
passing through his coat at the waist. and
cutting button eff his vest, but with no
further damage. He then ran few steps,
and placing the pistol to his own breast,
fred, the ball taking effect in his left breast,
about an inch from the nipple. A physician
was called, bat in about twenty minutes
Peterson was dead, and Taylor will probably
follow soon. There is considerable mystery
attached to the above, the two having been
the best of friends.
SECOND DISPATCH.]
SAN BERNARDINo, June Ssh-S:30 P NJ
Taylor is still living, with very small pros
poets Ct recovery, the ball having entered,
as before stated, and passed through his left
lung, and is lodged somewhere in his back.
At the present writing the surgeon has been
unable to locate it on account of the low con.
dition of the patient.
Hartman, who came so near being shot in
his abdomen, was saved by large pocket
book, the ball tearing through one corner.
The owner experienced only slight shock.
Later developments show that bad feelings
have existed between the partners of the Mos.
COW mine, of which there were four-Whit-
field, Hartman, Taylor and Peterson-and on
different occasions blows and hard words are
said to have been used. Both Peterson and
Taylor were Swedes, and unmarried, aged
about So or 40, and were always as brothers.
Last night, while in Brinkmeyer's saloon,
they had some difficulty, but this was settled,
and both parties returned to Stark's Hotel
and retired for the night. This morning all
was well between them up to the time of the
shooting, an account Of which has already
been given.
Mr.. Rice held an inquest on the remains of
Peterson, and found that he came to his death
at the hands of Taylor.
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SOLID COMFORT Ladies' common.sense
shees-al grades and qualities-low heel and
broad toe. See them at the Blue House.
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PAVILION THEATER.

Last night witnessed the first attempt to
theater fer temporary purposes. 1t was far
more successful than was anticipated. OF
course the great halls echo cannot be wholly
overcome by any ordinary devices, but it was
greatly modified. The stage is large and
good, the seating comfortable. and the light
ing excellent. With some CT the old Metro
politan scenery, the stage was very well set,
and it is promised will be better dressed still
tonight. The one thing remsining to be
done. above all others, is TO thickly pack the
wine.room and greeb.room floors, ia the
small hall, with sawdust, az also the lobby
of the main hall. This manager Simmons
proposes to do to-day, AMI il he does, the an
noyance experienced by auditors last evening
will be prevented toni, hs. II it were only
possible and lawful to station stalwart
athletes with knotted cubs to brain the
first gallery occupant who, in the midst
of o beautiful solo, when the house
is hushed to silence, ugmfs down over the
seats and marches out, As several did last
night. to the destruction Of the enjoyment Of
all lovers of charming sicgiDg, it would be
simple Justice. Callender's Minstrels occu-
pied the stage. twenty -one performers ap-
pearing in the first part, with some twelve or
fifteen supernumeraries to I'LL the scene. The
performance was good, and the singing excel.
lent, Having now gagged the acoustic prop
critics of the hall, the performers will doubt
less do even better tonight. There are some
phenomenal voices in the company. The
singing of {. Wait till the Clouds Roll By, by
L. L. Brown, was an exquisite performance.
The programme was varied and ample, and
gave general satisfaction. These minstrels
introduce more of the old time plantation and
levee melodies and come nearer to a realiza-
ton of the jolly side of plantation life in the
cruel slavery days." than any company
yet seen here. 1t has been said
that colored minstrels cannot compete
successfully with imitation and burnt
cork rivals, but the Callenders certain
ly demonstrate the fslsity of that asser-
ton. 1t is a thoroughly good troupe,
and the wonder ia that in so odd place
as the old Pavilion they were able to do
as well as they did. Their performance, in
its details, materially differs from the ortho'
dox minstrel entertainment, and the change
e for the better, because it is nearer ap-
proach to the real. Armstrong; circus,
Weaton's banjo playing, McIntosh's wonder
fui facial contortions, the old man impersona-
tons by Taylor and Reynolds, and Browns
beautiful baritone solo, were the most promi.
nent features Of the entertainment, and were
exceedingly good. Tonight second per-
formance and change of programme. BY
the way, when the MANAGEMENT puts forth
mousse programme again, it would add to the
pleasure OF the patrons if the company would
follow it, and not substitute for it numbers
concerning which the house bill gives no in
formation, as was done last night, without
excuse or apparent reason.
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CURRANTs! CURRANrs We are in daily
receipt of large quantities of currants, and
will make it to the interest of those who
want No. article and full weight. Long
ton i May, Fifth and K streets,
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Gossip Regarding the Democracy-An.
other Cargo OF Chinese-Grand Grove
U. A. o. D.-Thc Steamer sfrathairiv-
Unsatisfactory Regatta : Republican
Club Meeting-Et
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Sacramento, June by Rev. 7. H. B. Anderson,
D. D., Merrill Francis Odel to Myrtle NJ Under
hill.
jackson. June 5-George E. Folger to Mary W.
Stage.
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Baby's Appeal.
:" What makes cry and folks say lie naughty
Cause stomach ache, and sour in my mouffy;
Cause, too, can't sleep, and worms bites re belly
"Fever," "a say, feel like was jelly.
Guess your babies cry, Dick, and Victoria,
When mammals gone, and don't have CastOria.
"You're right, they fairly yell" There. Uncle Cy
Cousin Frank have Castarfa, he don't cry.
je1-1mMWF
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rHE GROWING TRIUMPH
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

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Those Of the public who Mood my service car
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treatmcn. at reasonable rates,
! address particularly thoee who have been In
jured by youthful indiscretions and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Pers, ms afflicted can, y tney prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
trouble and receive medicines by express, with full
instructions. All letters must DO directed J. II.
JoSsELYH. n. D. ZIG Suffer street. San Francis.
co, CAL.
Cure warranted In all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients Al
my Innrmary twhen desiredl With experienced
nurseg.
Consultation Psrlors, 226 Suttor street, adjoining
the Young Men Christian Association Bulldog.
Once hours--From 0 A. n. 70 8P.N
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Purchase my EssAy on Psychology and Maria 8
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Our Marseilles spread, at 81 so, cannot be
equaled in value-ask to see them at Hale's. =
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SUMMER RANGE:

1, 800 Acres on Sacramento River; Two Dwell
ings and two Barns, which SET UPON MOUNDS
ABOVE HIGH WATER. Tive Hundred and
Fifty Acres Leveed, which docs not overflow,
except in extreme high water, and then only from
back water coed front levee. viii Craze 5000
Sheep each year with ease-known as "BRowN'S
LANDING.
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FoR AWNINGS Fancy twilled duck just
received ct Hale's,
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GENTS blue flannel Office coats--jast re.
ceiyed at Hale's. Prices only 50.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rns nsconD-umOs.l
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SAVE your fruit trees by using whale. oil
soap to wash them with, and get 1t at d. ID
Paulk's, S14 K street.
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Cnt His Throat.

RIVERSIDE. June Sth.--About o'clock
last evening Thomas Ashcroft, who came to
Riverside about year and half ago from
Oakland, committed suicide by cutting his
throat from ear to ear. He died Immediately
Mr.. Ashcroft had been considered partially
insane for several months past, and had been
growing worse of late. On Sunday he threat.
ened his wife's life. and she took two re.
volvers that were in the house to neigh
boris to keep. She was about to search his
pockets for weapon last evening, when he
pushed her away, whipped out the razor and
commenced the deadly work. The couple
owned nice house and block, which was in
her name, and lived alone.
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The strathaIrly and Her Captain
s.hncn.. atr.u.s.H- A rrsdouf

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcORD-uslos-l
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PARAsoLs Our large stock must be sold
Great reduction in prices. Call early. Hale
Bros. & Co.
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TALKING about pure baking powders, the
Golden Gate is the best in the market, and
costs no more than poor powder. Try pail
OF it. II. II. Paulk, cash grocer, S14 K
street. Plenty of fresh eggs, % cents pc
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BEsr TINE Mems fine French calf, hand.
sewed shoes, IN all sizes and widths and latest
stvlss are to be found at the Blue Hou'e.s
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BORN.
Sacramento, June s-wife of N. A. Fisher, daugh
ter.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Bublnes5 AdVeftisement.
Mechanics Store -Children's Underwear.
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ACCIDENT forenoon, while as
sisting to remove some railroad iron, Francis
O,Farrel, shipping clerk at the railroad ma.
chine shop, had two fingers on his left hand
badly crushed by the rail falling upon them.
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LADIES NEoKwEAR collars, collarettes,
fchus and ties. The largest stock in
the city at Hates.
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IN ALL THE ELEMENTS OF FIRsT.CL ASS
JOURNALISM, 1T STANDS At THE
HEAD OF THE PACIFIC COAST
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OUTSIDE OF SAN RRAsCIsCO, IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 1T Is THE
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THE WORLD PUBLISHED Outside
OF THE METROPOLIS.
BY the reduction Of rate herein announced it be-
comes the cheapest paper Of its class now published
west Of the Rocky Mountains.
The paper is delivered by Carriers in all the prn-
cpal towns Of California, Nevada. Oregon, Idaho,
Montana, Arizona and Utah.
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BLACK BuNTINGs plain, lace and bro
caded. New line just received from New
York, at Hale's.
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MARRIED.

CoLoRrD dotted Swiss at Hale's.
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.NAINsooKs, lawns, Swiss and piques. A
large and elegant assortment at Hale's.
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MEMS cottonade pants, rs cents. Hale's.
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INDIA NULL FOR NEckwEAR White
ecru and drab, at Hale's.
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BLACK and colored velvets and velveteens
A new line just in at Hale's.
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BoYs' JOSIE SUITs, 81 %. Hale's Clothing
Department.
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''EcLIPsE" champagne is used in preference
imported brands, sosay connoisseurs.
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Murdef IfIaI-Lcuguc Oh DcIISerAnces
SAN FRAscIsco, June 8sh.-The trial of
John B. Troy, charged with the murder Of
his brother, was called to-day before Judge
Ferral.
Last night Branch No. Q, League Of De.
liverance, was organized at the corner Of
Bartlett and Twenty.ffth streets. A large
number Of persons attached themselves to
the League.
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HUNDREDS testify of the benefits receives
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, agent.
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Doors AND SHOES The best values to hs
found at Hale's
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OUR SToCK
BOOTS & SHOES, AND FURNISHING GOODS,

estcted AT
Ladies' Rahr Professional
find STYLE COMFORT combined with
able ewilh Of chroncgr