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Fine Stock.

There are now on exhibition twenty-five
head of thoroughbre dshort-horn COWS, heii-
ers and bulls, at the stock-yard of Mr.. J. W.
Thomas in East Dallas. They are the
nropertv of Mr.. Shearer, who brought them
here from Shelby county, illinois. ~ was
offered sixty-five dollars for bull cali,
which offer was refused. Any. one who has
an eve for fine stock should take a look at
them before they are removed from the
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Hours to Live.

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Indiana,
who announces thst he is now in perfect
health" we have the following: Zone year
ago / was, to all appearance, in the last
stages of consumption. Our best physi-
clans gave my case up: L hnally got 20
twenty-four hours. My friends then pur-
chased bottle Of DR.. William Halls Bal
sam for the Lungs, which considerably
benefited me. / continued until l took
nine bottles. / am now in perfect health,
having used no other medicine"
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OfBcsr W. II. Moore, Of Hi county, de
posted in the county jail. yesterday, A. ].
lawson. charged with robbing the mails Of
ssTTncie Sam y II the Blum station robbery,
on the Gulf. Colorado 4 Santa Re road
The prisoner had q preliminary bearing
befors United States Commissioners hcC0r-
rnick yesterday, and nls bond yas nxeo q
So. The oficer vii take the prisoner
Eel 70 The Hill county jail in deisuit o
he irving bond.
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From Prlson to the Marriage Altar.

Sam. Ford, colored, was arrested on a
warrant yesterday and lodged in the county
iail by the county authorities on the charge
of seducing Rachel King a colored girl who
has Just entered her teens. The prison bars
put Ford to rejecting upon his conduct,
and influenced no doubt by his precariouss
condition, be sent for Sheriff smith anu
signified his Willingness to right the wrong
he had done by marrying the girl. He was
taken to the courthouse by an officer, and
the girl being present, as per agreement,
Judge Burke married them.
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Nh. Fsuuis srlndsll. and NJ. Ben Aus
IN -s-s rns-ries n Austin ssTsral o.ys
.;u-. and uasssd through DEllns yesterday
-..-r,re On = brIdal trip 70 the north- The
-. 1. ~. srurtts- q ne founder 81 he
ME HrrarD. nnd .fbs room
- - Ga r1pular isreler ~ the cltJ-
~ n rrsIr' errt-Iis 1rrain'ations- ano
- fl|sr. srerg III ir lItf-
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Te~srdey morning q ruar nnrned lason,
-t7ls atteurtinr - c-uss tbs CTsrtgrsd
l,rrfr-r a ne TRINITY riser. ~ trfo oeep
urrfrr ard cane vtrT nesr crorrinf- his
hr-ue strurrIe1 - hrr1 r. - e1fis =.
- 80 - sf.arfnref q sd $3.50 W.T.
- 1872 r.rinf uhere - cc1Ic stau1.
- 1880 n rer1Irlrr - trfss 80
r1sds tbs trip oTsr b r-fs-T-
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without License.

Henry wnkerson, of East Dallas, has
been arraigned before the Federal au thor.
ties on the charge of selling cigars and to.
bacco without the proper license. He viii
have a hearing before United States Com
missioner BurfOrd.
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There are strong hopes that Secretary
Folger will soon recover. de has not sent
for DIR. Bliss, and no bulletins giving TEN.
perature, respiration and pulse have yer
been issued.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-05

o. bot,ie "a Johnsou's AnodyDe Iini-
merit vii eFecfuaiiy cure bronchitis, IN
f.--mrfo-r sore thr0st, sore lungs, bleed
Inr ~ the lusrs. chronic hoarsenessI
hsrfine cough. whooping cough and lame
afrrnar-
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Lawyers will gladly learn that Brougham,
the great English barrister,. was always
careful of his throat, and further, that Or.
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy Tor
bronchitis and other throat troubles.
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In the city Of Louisville. on
March 81, 1883

l,S0O Prizes.
Whole Tickets. s2i Half Tickots.s1
81 Tickets, $50, 65Tichets 800.
Remit money or bank dram in letter, or send
By express Don't send by registered letter or
postoface order. Orders Of e5 and upward By
express can be sent at our expense Addruss al
orders 10 r. NJ BoARDMAE Courier-Journal
buildin0 Louisville, XIV
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Twenty-Five cents worth of Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders fed out spar
ingly TO a coop of twenty-five hens will in
crease the product of eggs % per cent. in
value in thirty DAYS.
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v-ifh a. Affection III The throat from child
hood causef b. dipntheria, and have used
various remedies, but nave never i0une
snvrffng equal ~ Browns Bronchial
Trocbes ii-Rev. o. NJ. T. Hampton, PIE
% Er SID rrIlr IN bore.
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Ifyou are troubled with dyspepsia, ask
YOUR druggist for bottle of ''Prickly Ash
Bitters." Take it as directed and you will
he cured
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Colonel A. L. Campbell, Waltersboro, s.
c., SAYS: "a member of my family used
Browns Iron Bitters with good results"
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Fuller G. Craig, druggists. at Beaumont
Texas, say Browns Iron Bitters CIV
universal satisfaction"
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s-ss. r-suss. Dat. = Du-s.- sss'-
80 g - -rrl1
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NERVOUS OE8fLLEH

Fe Warra1f 81 b11sr q ~. ~ q WEs1s
Nsrvs sd Br.Ia Treatrnenf - ere ~
Errou1 Dlreasa. enc rnale - fam1ls. -
arhe. Ment1l Derre1EI1r. Ics1 81 Weurry.
sreruatDrrhua nn1 lrrrlurNrT Erlr.lr-Il
e1une1 y CLErwrrE 81 ut rrIln' atf-acuss
49, q rr1sr. nrr.eInr n frfrrt ~ rnreT
n n treatrrsrl d. ~ $500 cu-E n N
rrrlts. Prs. q - ~ ~ crrW fUI
rr1-.r 49, 81 ?. FkEDF .lCEsOE. Tt1Is-
So srt R.,z1 D-u<riE Esr orlsrr. IA o.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

ring. But Hoadly was not Thur
man man and q victory for HOadly
may not be a victory for Thurman.
Thus Hoadly may become the biggest
factor In the Senatorial fight The
Stree whisky" amendment vas the
only one Of the three which carried.
These amendments were as follows
One looking TO the reorganization OF
the judiciary, and known as The "iirst
amendment, the other, known
as "the second amendment" en-
pOwering the Legislature ito regulate
the trafie In intoxicating liquors, "
while the third. proposed by the pro-
hibiiionisls. forever prohibits "ihe
manufacture and sale Of intoxicating
liquors" within the State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
On last Saturday the Republicans Of
Saline county met in convention and
placed 10 nomination the ticket pre-
ssnted at the head Of this column
Every precinct was represented,
nearly every delegate or his alternate
WAS present, and the room was crowd
ed with earnest and enthusiastic Re
publicans. There was more evidsnee
OF harmony exhibited than has before
made itself manifest for q number Of
years. OF course there was q spirited
contest over some propositions, but by
the time the convention had adjourned
all traces Of ill feeling had passed
away. The platform presented has
the true ring, and will meet tine ap-
prOgal Of ail Republicans-nO matter
what their past differences may have
been. The ticket h q strong one, and
in many respects the best that has
been presented to the voters fer many
years.
The nominee for sheriff, Mr. Rad.
cliff, has during the two years last past
shown hlmselfto be a most capable
officer, and carries with him the same
popularity to-day as when he became
the Republican candidate for his first
term.
The nominee for county clerk, MI'
Sargent, has been so courteous TO all,
20 efficient and 30 attentive TO his du-
ties, that with one voice almost the
Republicans demanded his renOmi-
nation.
The nominee for county treasurer,
Mr.. Hamilton, was locked upon
weeks ago az q man against whom no
one had the tenerIty TO run-in 80
great q degree does he enjoy the es-
TEEN and confidence Of his fellOw-cit-
liens.
The nominee for Register Of Deeds,
Mr.. Parsons, an old soldier, q brave
OfileeF and ene Of the earliest settlers
OfSallnO county. Is also given place
upon the ticket
The nominee for surveyor, Mr..
Weaver, is q practical and expert
enced civil engineer, and will make a
good officer.
The nominee for county COmmis-
sloner in the Third District, Mr.. Sc
ger, Is one Of the very best men In our
county aud ls held IN the highest re-
gard by bis nelghbors In the Western
part the county. He be q man .Of
integrity, ability and sound sense and
will make q valuable member Of our
county board.
Il was left with the Central Com
mittee to place q candidate for coroner
upon the ticket. There Is but little
doubt that DR.. J. B. GROCER, who has
90 long and faithfully served the
county IN that capacity, will be agreed
upon.
The readers Of the JOURNAL thus
have the Republican ticket before
them, which Is worthy Of their sup
pOrt, and It will undoubtedly be elected.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

Ennsual number Of cages is readily
seen. The company are pushing the
work and expect 70 reach the lower
vein Of coal In two yeara.
Six men were at work on platform
5eventy-hve feet from the bottom Of
the shaft which was filled with about
twenty feet Of water. It has been the
rule 10 sink the shaft q distance Of
seventy feet, and then put "a the nee
es9aTy tinibers-and this work is
called eTibbing. From the top Of the
shan q piece Of timber was let down
which weighed about five hundred
pounds, and the men had placed one
end ID position at she side Of the shan,
and while endeagOring to place the
other end In its appointed place, the
timber slipped, falling five feet 70 the
platform upon which stood Thomas J.
Davis, Isaac Bevan. George Bugg,
Edward Phillips. Lewis Jones and
Phillip Parry. The support gave way
and the first four named persons were
pFecipitated tO.the bottom Of the shaft.
the heavy timber falling upon them.
Jones and Parry saved themselves by
clinging with strength born OF despair
% the projecting timbers Of the sides
OF the shaft, until they were rescued
from their perilOns position by the
coming down the shaft OF the friendly
bucket. They were completely over
come bV the exertiOn. The four men
who fell with the platform were
doubtless instantly killed, and when
their bodies were rescued from among
the debris Of broken timbers In the
water they were badly bruised and cut.
All Of the killed were men Of large
families except Thomas J. Davis.
The circumstances OF the death OF
Phillips are peculiarly sad. He came
from the old country bringing with
him his wife and two children, leav-
Ing five older children with relatives.
A short time ago he sent them all the
money he had saved, requesting them
% come over to this country by the
first steamer. The children had sailed
four days out when the father was
killed, and they arrived here only to
be- surrounded with a thick cloud OF
gloom and sorrow instead Of antieipat-
ed JOY. Edward Phillips widow Is
thus left in destitute circumstances
with seven children 20 care for.
The bodies were secured by the as
slstanee OF graphing irons, and the
many timbers laying in the water
made the work very difficult. The
large crowd attracted to the scene Of
the disaster were mute with sorrow,
their hearts warm with sympathy fnr
the sOrrowing widows and orphans,
whose lamentations were heard abOve
the hush Of the awe-strieken people.
The work Of cribbing a shaft is dan
gerous, but there are other elements
Ia the sinking Uf shafts which are
more conducive 10 fatalities. Con
tractors hurry their men in order TO
conclude their labOrs at q certain date,
and this might have been sufficient
reason TO cause the timber men to be
careless Nothing but what tends to
absolute security should be attempted
In this dangerous but peaceful indus
try.
H. G. MERRILL.
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oamp William o. Gould.
H. G. MERRILL.

ORDER OF CAMP EXERCISES
!. 8 o'clock A NJ Askelon Com
mandaFy, No. 8, will assemble at the
asylum.
Escorts will review, during the fore
noon, Ellsworth and Abilene Sir
Knights.
3. 9. A. NJ. Askelon Commandry
will march to William o. GOulS En-
campment.
4. 1880 to l2 NJ. Square and Divis-
ion drill
5 Il SOP NJ. Dinner.
9 ltD3P NJ Commandery drill.
Reception Of visiting COmman-
deTies.
8 $3.50 P NJ Supper.
y 6P VI Inspection and review.
SECOND DAY, OCTOBER 2ith.
/. Ga NJ Reveille, roll call and
Guard detail.
2 IAN Breakfast.
8 s to 8 squad drill.
4 $50 20 II Commandery drill.
l23OP 81 Dinner
1850 to $50 squad drill.
3 to 4 COmmandery drill
8 Grand parade.
$3.50 supper.
THIRD DAY, OCTOBER 25.
o'clock A NJ Reveille.
6:l5 Roll call and guard detail.
S:l5 to $3.50 COmmAndeTy drill.
1890 p M Dinner.
5 Entertainment Of guests aud So
eiHl Intercourse
8 $50 Inspection aud review.
$3.50 Supper.
2 Escort Of visiting Sir Knights.
BY order of JACOB DEWITT.
Deputy Grand Com.
J. ID. NJ. CONRAD, Capt Gen.
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FRoN the Chicago Eater-Ooeqn we
learn that the American wheat crop
Cor 1883 ls estimated At 4i7,0oo, 100
bushels, with 5O.Oa9,OO0 bushels Of
Last years's crop still on hand. The
sarPlus for exportation is figured at
ISL ,0o0, 600 bushels. The total crop a
eighteen other countries is estimated
81 So, ,O0O. 600 bushels. or IS per cent
below The average. The probable for
elgn demand on America is estimated
AZ l80, 600 600 bushels. The natural
Inference is that American wheat viii
pging good prices.
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SheriTs Sale.


:. L NOsioa,
JP Hsaissn.
DTVIRTUE Of "a szseution Issued out Of The
ID district couri OF the F0urieenih Judicial Dis
trici within and for the county of sliine aud Etae
of Kansas IN the shove entitled case, snf 70 ne
diFectet aud delivered, ] yin, on The
end day 0f NoUember, 4. d. 1888,
a two O'Clock P H. Of s.ld day a The east door o.
the rourt honse, IN the city q salina, Saline
cogqfy Kanlas, aiT for slle q public auction, "a
the highest aud ~ tid4er fQT rfE1 - hand, the
fclcuinF described real estaie, to-ult.
ne u6diTided sne-half of he soaik one-haif Of
int uuTnbeT eThtT 11Fln lsil N tha cfT q Aallna
areortlrE 70 ne rec1rfe1 original rllf thereli tl
saline cullty, Aal111i glth tenellenia hlre4lta-
meuis and arFuFienanoea thcTelnts telolging.
S1li real estaie q taken 81 TIE property Of the
shove nnmed deieutaat and wa appraiaed a.
three hundred doilars and Win Be sod 70 saiisfy
sid erecution, o. part thereof
A. d. lss8 C. 8. RADCLIFFE,
sherif % Saline County. Kznlas.
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Election Proclamation.
sTATE % KANsAs

STATE OF KANSAS
eALINE CouHTT.
TIE staie Of EauEas 70 Al Ehom thsss Prsssnt
shall cone greeting.
KnoE Je that !, O. 3. RsdcilR, shedH Of Saline
eounty, kauals, b. virtue of the authoriiy IN me
vested do, b. this proclamation give public noticl
that On
Tuesday, tie Cth day Of Nouem5er, a.
D., 1893.
thcrc yin be held q general election, and the o.
GeeTs % b eeossn are as follows, to-uii
One sheriff.
one county treasurer,
One county clerk.
one register of deeds,
Qnl ccTQuer-
One surveyor,
dIItricL
And votes of electors fsr aid oacsrs uin Be
received 81 he polls election prsenet IN aid
county.
IN isItimony vhsreof haze hsrsuuto ~ my
hand at ny OGce at Sallna ln sid egunty, thn
C.s. RADCLIFP, shsriL
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The highest compliments and most
flaitering notices BY the pres Save uni
fornily followed Afr. WendllnE whsn-
ever he has delivered this v0nderful
lecture.
You win end all the bargains adger-
tlEed by Others and many more be-
sides at Campbell q Tuthili's.
New maple syrup aud honey At
Watson's.
The new goods that haYe been com
ing in Of late at Campbell a Tuthlllis,
have filed the room too full for com
fort, and you will lind Il 10 your
interest tDgo there for bargains.
Money to loan on ehattel or personal
seeunty. Apply to
c. +. FAULKNER.
For RENT-AbOut 500 sheep. Ap-
ply TO B. S. Bean. six miles northwest
OF Salina
The best soft coal ls the ROekSpring,
Wyoming. coal at J. & Gebhart's.
For Sale.
Forty Merinc, choice, fnll-blOOded
bucks-from Vermont. Well-aeeli-
mated aud ready for service. Call at
Bartlett & Jenkins Meat Market.
Raw, stewed, fried, pan roast, pep
per roast. or brOiled OYSTERS at the
California Restaurant.
A full stock OF wooden and willow
ware at Watson's.
Great spirit spring water at Wat
soIF's.
Next Monday evening, Oct, 23d, IL
the date Of Hon. Mr.. Wendllng's eel
braied lecture entitled" Satan"-WhO,
What, and Where is the Devil At
the Opera House In this city.
1000 yarls OF heavy unbleaehed full
standard muslins such as Indian
Head, Atlanta A. aud Belmont A. at
s cts per yard. Do pieces Lawrence
l.. l.. at % cts. per yard. 300 best
ealieOs IS yards for one dollar, and all
other goods in proportion at Roths-
child Bros
For SALE-5O well-bred COWS and
heifers- Enquire at Shute's meat
market 3ltf. w. C. HASKELL.
New glass ware and erOckery at
Watson's: call and see some new
things in glass.
For Sale.
Two Bins, capacity nearly 4, 1000 bush
els Of wheat, situated in Sallna ware
house adjoining Taylor Miller's sieya-
tor Apply 10 G. f. FAULKNER or
3g-ff INO. l. GEIs-
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HoADLYis majority in Ohio vas
lo.Ooo. The Democraty majority ia
fhe Legislature on joint ballot Il a2.
This Of course easnuas the election Of
q Democratic Senator but who thak
man viii BE- depends very hiaeh on
circumstances. One would very nat-
nraIiy suppose that the mantle
w0uid faillupOn' gentleman George. /"
tiie present ihcumbsnt But we have
heara whisperings In Democratic cir
eies sllat PendletOn, with his civil
asrsics nesisns. isnot Che man a 3Our-
ssh wua nt Then agnin Thur
sa msF hIe tis bandanna Into ihe
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18
TERHIBLE NMNa ACCIDENT.
WILKEs-BARRE. Penn. I
49,. Inan

WILKEs-BARBE, Penn, I
October s, lSSS, J
EDITOR JOURNAL "A frightful 40
oIdent oceured on the 22d 1ItimO at
Kingston. q mile away from this city.
A new shaft is being sunk on the
Woodward property by the Delaware,
Laokavanna s9d Western coal com
pany. A depth Of four hgRdrsd and
ssventy-fTs fest had bssn gained.
The shan when completed viii Be the
largest in the world. The size Of the
opening insids Of the cFihblng e 5sxl2
and win be large enough % admit q
the operations Of four cages at one
time. II q intended to drive the shan
70 the Fsry bottom of the anthraeits
basin, q distsucs ~ Twelve hundred
feet, or eight hundred fsst beloE TIE
level Of the sasqnebenpa river. Al
ready faVF VoTkahle seRHs have been
penotEatst .sud nine eoEs ars axpeeisd
e be encounteFed Al viii b worked
& tls ssme ti9s % the object q the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

THE Republican majority on the
i9int ballot Of the Iowa Legislature is
-. The temperance issue which was
presented Indirectly In thst State was
carried favorably for the prohibition
isls u was also established beyond
peradventure that thehill-tops and val
leys OF Iowa should not be given up
nllIlra 10 snlllnns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

AT the LeavenwOrth reunion the
following dispatch was unanimously
approved:
To Postmaster General Gresham
Washington Twenty thousand old
soldiers present here at Camp Pope re-
speetfully petition you TO reinstate our
eomrade, Paul VandervOOrt, 70 the
position from which he was recently
BY your order removed.
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No,Ios-Tlmbs, ogIlsra.

q. 8. LAND OFFICE, -.
HEliua, Knns-, Oct l3, ie13-
Comnlnint having been entered e tbs oalos b.
A. w. Hlickeli. agllnst Hm- A. Bieber, foT iailure
% cumply with llu as b timber clllure entry No.
SIS dlted Octeb7r "a ls,l, upol the eat half %
ths northuerf quartsr % eectioa q, toWnship IA
ruufh franTs vet in 6allne cCunfy, Eansas,
Elih EieE = he ezncalltion q sid entry, can-
iu1iaui alieglng thsf NJ Hu- T. ielef hs1 fsiled
nall tuaise nollhl, he naid parifaE are heretF
sunzo1ed % apPeaF e his odice on the
sslh day Of November. 1888.
a. eissen oaeiock A. n 70 respsnl and furnish
teslim1uy c.neeruing nd aliosed failure.
J. n HODGE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

A GREATER river than the Mississ-
ippl river has been discovered In
Alaska, and the indOmitable Schwatka
has been riding down Il on a raft for
more than 800 miles. The climate
Of Alaska Is not frigid as was formerly
supposed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

CAPT. J. r. MCCLURE, Of Junction
City, announces his candidacy for
Judge In the Elgth judicial District.
II Is now Democrat against Dem
Ocrat, Mr. Nicholson, the candi-
date Of the nOn-partisan convention
recently held, being also a Democrat.
A good chance for Republican can
dldnlnl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

Mr.. Vending, the most popular
lecturer on the American platform
With the most thrlllingiy and intensly
interesting subject OF the age. Will
be at the Opera House Monday even
ing. Every body ought to hear him.
WANTED.-At Miss leagues dress
making rooms, three first-elass sewing
girls aud two girls to learn the trade.
Apply TO owner at rooms,
A.E. TRAGUE.
Cash paid for fresh eggs and good
butter at WatsOn's.
A full line OF Boys .Children's over
coats at ROthschlld Bros.
New canned goods arriving every
day from the best eastern aud CalifOr-
MIA packers at WaisOn's.
New rplled wheat, Barn's lye hOm-
iny,at WatsOA's.
Have you seen those elegant library,
table and hanging lamps at Seitz's
Drug Store. TfyOu have not, go at
once and view them. You will find
Just what you have been lOoking for.
Pure o. G.. Java and Golden Rio
cofiee-fresh and fine at Watsonis.
We have the best line Of CIoaks I'm
town and can undersell our csmpetl-
tors at from IS to 25 per cent.
RoTHsCHILD BROs.
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~ r.1 $3.50 ~ rIiF o a14ra, Esnr1a
". 49, go 80 i.'lios = . slssi'ia 8
- - q. 80 dnI 4 tpIs-tlF, "a. q -
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