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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-13
Clara FOItrs Lecture.

Ifa great many women on lecture
tour, were to bs confronted by ease au-
dience they wsuld 20 of in some corner
and have gool, solid cry. Clara Foltz
though, under such circumstances, on
last Saturday evening.at the Opera House,.
when only an audience OF fVO who had
paid and eight who had net, appeared be-
fore her, did nothing Of the kind, but, iu-
stead, delivered q mastery lecture on Coz
K ID Baker, oregon's Grey Eagle or Mt.
Hood, Though the rain beat In torrents
on the lsud sounding roof OF the Opera
House, Clara Fol,z' voics was heard in
Sloque n strains above it, telling OF the
life and deeds OF the heroic Col. Baker. Q
man revered by old oregonians As well as
Californisns. The writer has heard many
OF the lady orators Of the United States,
but none Of thsm snrpass, and few equal,
Mrs Fo.tz. With commanding presence.
fine voice, good expression. we'll applied
gestures and an easy ,at-home, lawyer ike
manner, she holds her audiencs, whether r
the eight hundred who heard her In San
Francisco,or the thirteen here, mot exactly
spell bound, we do not like that word, but
completely at her command. Though ster'
eotyped,i Is only correct TO say that II was
decided treat 70 the handful who were al
the Opera House Saturday evening. Col
Bakers career is too we'll known, from his
birth in 1911 to his tragic desth In 1851 tc
be repeated hero. Among the small au
djence was one at whose house Col.
Bakers wife passed two weeks while hsl
husband was canvassing the State In ls6C
and there are many heie who remember
him we'll. The memory of Col. Baker
cannot better be perpe.uated than at the
hands OF San Francisco's eminent lady
LAWYER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-13

$4,000 barrels Of -four arc turned cut
every day In Minneapolis.
2,400, 900 bushels OF peanuts will bo rAis-
od this year ia the u, n, enough 70 all
large number OF theator galleries.
. The delivery system will always DO slow
50 long NJ women allow their husbands 10
take their letters 10 the Postofiice,
Over 4e0, 900, 900 lsttors, alsns, 10 say
nothing OF postal cards, ETC., were deliver
cd during the year ending June 30th, in
the u S. That kept Uncle Sam pretty
busy.
Slowly but surely the Celestial Is being
driven out OF Seattle and Tacoma.
Last week "bunch grasser" met girl
comirg over the Oregon Shsrt Line 10 act
g. walter 81 Huntington and proposed 20
her. She accepted. When they went 10
get married lie did not know her mama
aud said II they wanted 10 know they
would have 10 ask some one better ac-
quainted with her. They were married
all the same.
o II Stanley, . supposed stock thlef. was
shot by y crowd OF about fifty at Pilot
Rock, fifteen miles from Poudi0ten, last
week, and instantly killed. He had prom.
ised 10 leave the country but went back
on his word, 20 o crowd OF steckmon tosk
the law In their own hands.
A warehouse near Oregon City gave
way last Friday aud Lot 5000 bushels oi
wheat into It's cellar.
| Frank Lswis, the ex-CeFvaiiIs fool
racer, has challenged any man In AmsFicl
TO run . foot race OF rs 70 100 yArds for AM
sum not less than 5000. There IL hone
for yon. Think OF having ono Of the fast
est fDel racers In tho werid frorn yeur owl
community.
Josh Billings isfs sss.OsO earned by bad
spelling.
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suit OF Clothes stesrn. i.

On last Friday evening when Mr. Alvin
CarOthers, living near the railroad In
the eastern part OF the city went TO put
on his best suit OF clothes, after work.
Ing near the city during the'day he
failed to find them. They had been
stolen. During the absence Of his
mother at the funeral OF Charles Camp.
bell some depraved thief entered the
house. how is not exactly known, and
took possession of the suit, together
with $3.50 la tie pockets. The clothes
were new, having been bought only 9
short time ago, were OF dark material,
pants and coat alike. the latter being a
sack coat Any enc seeing the suit
will confer q favor on society by shoot.
ing the weaFer, IL the thief. on the SPOT,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-13
NONrAREIL.

The Noupareil velyeteens are very dosir-
able for all purposes, as they arc very dur
able, and not liable TO fade with exposure
TO the sun, or to spot easily with rain.
The Nonparel velveteens make elegant
costumes complete for ladies, aud are equal
ly desirable TO use in combinations with silks
or aaiins.
Nonpareil volveteens wear with more even
ness than the Lyon velvet, IL is not so apt
60 wear in places, and the coat is about one
sixth.
have Just received limo OF the above
NOnparotl Velveteens, direct from
the agents In New York. Also full line
of ribbons, think superior TO any In
this market. Also cheaper quality OF
ribbons, I'm all colors, Also line OF
ladies' 'ombrolderles, ladies' 'handkerohiefs,
silk and linen, and full line OF notions.
SAMUEL Il, YoUNa.
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City Election.

The Albany city election will take place
in this city on Monday, Dec, 7th, 1885,
when Mayer, Recorder, Marshal, Treas
urer and three Aldermen will be elected,
all for two years, but the Msrshal and
Treasurer who will be elected for one
year. This retiring Aldermen will be Mr..
John Briggs from the lst Ward, Mr. John
Foshay from the End Ward, and Mr. John
Isom from the 3rd Ward. The election Is
an important one to the people Of Albany,
and it is as important TO SEQ that the pri-
maries are as we'll attended as the election
itself, DIR J l. Hill, John Schmeer and O
q Burkhart are the Democratic Central
Committee in this city, and d Froman,
John Althouse and George Simpson the
Republican Central Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-13

Sam May, Of Harrisburg. was in Albany
Wednesday.
BILLY" Parker. of onsaits. was in Albany
last Tuesday on bis way 20 Salem.
Senator Cauthorn, of Corvallis. was in Al
bany Monday. on his way TO Salem.
JVdee Strahan and Hon K we&therford
attended the Circuit Court at Eagens last
week.
, Miss Hettio Miller returned Tuesday even.
ing IRON . two months visit at Seattle and
Portland.
Mr. Ferguson Dawson, agent for John T
Henry 4 Cos patent medicines, was in Al
bAny last Friday.
Mr. e 4 Hammask returned on last Friday
| from Portland where he had been a. Grand
Juror In the u. s. District Court.
Mis-. Minnie Allison returned on last FRI
day from Yaquina Bay. where she has been
teaching school for several months.
JE Sorbin, OF Corvallis, was in the city
Friday OF last week, while hero lighting up
our sAnctum few moments with his pres-
ence.
Hons w Il Bilyeu, K weatherford and
L H Montanye, Of this city, are in Salem
this week attending the meeting OF the Leg
islature.
Mrs DIR G q Kelley returned on last Tues
day evening from visit of several months
In the East, being Ia Illinois, New York,
Kansas and other states.
Mr. George Waggoner, a member Of tht
Third House, passed through Albany Taes-
day ON his way to Salem, where he viii hold
his old position, all old officers holding over
Mrs Norcross, OF Eastern Oregon, sister
OF Mrs G III Robertson, 10 visiting In this city,
whore che has many friends. Several years
ago her husband was in business in this city
Mr and Mrs D B Montsith returned from
East Portland last week to their home in thii
city. The many friends of Mrs Monteith re-
joice TO see her recovered from her recent
severe illness.
Miss Annie Mccormack, of Shedd, return
ed on last Saturday evening from Western
Pennsylvania, where she has been visiting
relatives about fifteen months, being at Pitts
burg most of the time.
j DIV Shaver, OF Centerville, was in Albany
; last week, and on Monday left for his hom,
at the former place. lie reports times a
quiet there. But then they are quict all owe
the N w except at Seattle aud Tacoma.
Tom Grant, the genial and accomplished
general agent Of the North British Insurance
Company for the Pacific Coast, was in AL
, bany last Monday, while here making thii
Office call. Tom iz not only streaked light
! ming whom il comes to business. but, he is,
vol, the best insurance man en- the Coast
to do business with, perhaps making one ex
oeption.
Il Mr. Sheldon G Cannon arrived in Alban!
several days ago, with his niece. from Dan
vills, I'll. They will spend the winter here
, Mr. Cannon is o brother of Mr. w r Cannon
of this city and Mr. Yes Cannon, of Cente
Precinct He was in Albany four or live year
: ago. and it Is with pleasure the many friends b
] made then SOC him here again. 1t Is to b
hoped Mr. Cannon's brothers viii persuad
him to remain in Linn county permanently
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REMEMBER

That during this weather every path has
puddle.
That mon who advertise mean business.
That the Central school building will DO
dedicated this afternoon at two o'clock.
That success, like good fruit, ripens
slowly in Webfoot.
Thatif man gets a thing for nothing he
viii value II about - dearly.
That Il IL easier TO make q mistake than
correct Il after II Is made.
That Il Is not too late to put your name
on the o. p. subscription paper for a
liberal amount.
That it takes meney to run a newspaper
and all u wants is what IL honestly due IL,
That enterprise Is very good antidote
to dull times.
That children SOW bad seed when they
spend their time recklessly on our streets
with only hoodlnmish objects in view,
School begins on Monday.
That the man who nSedlessly makes a
practice OF carrying revolver on his per
sen is pretty sure sometime TO use II in q
manner to cause his regrets. 1t Is foolish
practice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-13

Home manufacturing interests are begia-
ming to make fight for recognition at the
hands Of the farmers in earnest. fhe Benicis
lCal. people are now fairly in the field in the
Valley, and will sell their goods, agent or no
agent Responsible farmers ind those who
can make claims secnre will now get the ben.
eft Of direct trade with live, rapid manufae
tnrers whose experience in shop and field in
sures perfect working implements. The Cal.
manufacturers say they viii unhorse some of
the old lines and knock the agents iron clad
contract system out. Correspondence IL sole.
ited by Benicia Ag. Works, Beuicia, Cal. .
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Gos left.

Last Wednesday morning Wat Mo.uteith
and Harry Noel went hunting S"for to kill
some duck or grouse, being conveyed into
the country by one Of Mr. WR Cannonil
teams. About an hour and "a half after they
started the team put in an appearance alone
at break neck speed, on our streets, sto 2pin 4
near the Court House. the top Of the wagon
being well jambed out of shape, the horses
completely tired out. The arrival Of the
hunters on foot awhile after explained mat.
ters. The horses simply ran away leaving
them behind five or six miles in the country,
and they never stOpped..un they reached
..ome
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mad 20 Tarn Back.

The DEMOCRAT last week mentioned
Frank HacklemAn and wife as having
started over the Cascade mountains for
their home in Eastern Oregon, They got
as far as Seven Mile Hill, whore they
found the snow twenty inches deep, and
coming down wild and fast, with no pros
pect OF abatement, AS it would be almost
useless to attempt to 80 on they turned
about and returned to Albany, reaching
here Sunday. This will in all probability
put stop to more travel over the noun
tains this year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-13

Miss Grace Hawthorne. with . ntroug
support played "QuesnA," at the Opera
House, In this city, on Thursday night si
last week, TO coed audience. The FendI.
ton OF the play is generally commended
by those who saw IL. nany pronounslng
Miss Hawthorne IA artist Of great merit.
and her support an uncemmonly good
one. The play was one to bring out her
best acting. Several weeks age tho writer
saw her Ia Portland In the character ol
Frou Freu, and Ia his accouRt Of hln trip
to that city did net hesitate 70 say that he
did not Ike her, and that was tho verdict
Of many others there bot that Was at .
matinas, and Frou From Is not her atyeng
part. We are glad TO know that ~ Queens
she Is decided success ia Albany. Her
strong support has net bees qassti oned
by any one.
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Z. y. seeIaL

The social given by the ladies' OF the
U. T. Church at the pleasant home Of
Judge J. G. Powell. on Friday evening
OF last week, was characterized by a
spirit OF life rs well as sociability.
Several interesting games, in which all
could join, were engaged In. aud q we'll
prepared lunch was served. The az
tendance was quite large considering
the dampness oftlle evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-13

Messrs, Foshay d Mason have laid on
our tabic copy of Essays of Ella" by
Charles Lamb, from the publishing house
of John b. Alden, New York. To those
who have read from Charles Lamb, this
book will hardly nsed Il recommendation,
There are twenty eight OF these essays,
making book OF ESQ pages. Well, we
would recommend everybody to read 1t,
the grave, the gay, the old, the young.
Messrs. Foshay q Mason, OF this city, keep
Alden's publications.,
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) -. = =. = ~
MARRHED.
HENsHAW-MANsFIELD.-onT On Thu

HENSHAW-MANsFIELD.-on On Thurs
day evening. Nov. 9th, 1885. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, corner Broad
albin and Third Streets, ia this city. by
Raw. ]. w. Harris. Mr.. JoES HENsEAw
and MISS MIRA MAHsFIELD-both Of AL
bany.
THE wedding was private. Mr.. Henshaw
Is popular young machinist. with Cherry
b Parkes. while Miss Mansfield is a life long
resident of Linn county and one of Alhany's
most estimable young women. The DEMO-
Graf extends the heartiest kind Of congratu-
lations and wishes the happy couple the many
blessings in life they so richly descrve.l
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Card OF Thanks,

The undersigned desire TO thus public-
ly return their unfeigned thanks to Mr..
George Burkhart fer 80 kindly and ten.
derly taking our son and brother, Charles
Campbell into bis house while suffering
from the pains OF death, and 10 Richard
Fox for so kindly caring for him during
that night Of death and 70 the Albany Fire
Department, friends and neighbors who
lent kindly assistance In the funeral cere-
monies.
J. II. CAMPBELL,
=. IL. CAMPBELL,
JOHN Fox,
MAGGIE Fox,
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n Beat, the world.

A twig from an evergreen black berry vine,
containing berries, some fully matured and
ripe and others half grown. is TO be seea in
the show window Of Burkhart Bros. on First
Street. And all this on Nov. IL.
Yesterday like twig was left at this Of
fee by Tom Parker, taken from the garden
of his father, Mr. Z A Parker.
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Fer cent.
FIns Tobacco.

We were shown few days ago SAL
pie oftobacco, which was grown by Mr.,
Jesse A. McGse, living near Tangent, which
is Of very fine quality. 1t tis.of the Sweet
orinoco variety. Mr.. McGee informs us
that it will grow and mature in any State
in the Union. We should think lovers oi
the "weed" would do we'll to raise their
own tobacco, Fit can be done so success
fully as Mr.. MCGEE does it.
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EACItEM1thb IN AtAMNs
Great excitement has been cause i in the
vicinity of Paris, Texas. by the remarkA-
BILE recovery Of Mr.. +, Z. Corley, who was
10 helpless no could not turn in bed, or
raise his head everybody said he was dy-
ing OF Consumption. A trial bottle OF DR..
Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief. no bought a large bottle
and box of DIR. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes OF
was we'll and lad gained in flesh thirty
ak pounds, Trial Bottles OF this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Foshay
eE Mason's.
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SAMUEL L, YoUNO.

There are l,25a post offices in the U. s.,
an increase Of 1895 for the year ending june
30th. There were ll.203 appointments dur
ing the year, Of which 6204 were caused by
expired commissions, sic from suspensions,
etc. There were less changes than during
the proceeding year. There are l7S free de-
livery offices in the U. S.
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New CIeaks.

n. III. Allen q Co., have Just received
ffom New York one OF the finest line oi
Fall and Winter cloaks eyer brought to
Albany, all oy the very latest styles.
which will ba sold much cheaper than
ever before offered In this market. Re.
member the place st
n. II, ALLEN Il Co.'S.
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The population of Eastern Oregon towns
according to the recent census is placed in
approximatod figures about as follows:
Boots ana shoes.

ABMcIlwaiu has the largest stock of boots
and shoes in Albany, and is making prices to
suit the times. Ladies' kid button shoes at
$I.75 and g. Ladies' pebble goat, button,
81. so and SITE.
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We want to retire from the clothing
business aud arc offering our entire stock Of
clothing and overcoats exactly at cost. We
have fine line Of desirable goods for meE
and boys, and win save to every purchaser
yourself.
MoSTKrTH SErrESBAcH.
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iwIlI san.

The steamer Yaquina7will leave the Bay
next Monday, Nov. 10Th, att A. M. In order
to connect with it special train will leave
Corvallis on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Oct. lst, 1885.
New Rarber.

Louis Viereck formerly of PhiIadeI-
phia has purchased the barber shop
heretofore conducted by Louis Cam
peau, where he is ready to accommo-
date all old and new customer.
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am opening my Fall stock of cloaks and
jersey jackets this week, amounting to over
two thousand dollars. These goods are
much cheaper than last year and the styles
better. These c'oaks will be sold 20 cash or
prompt paying customers, as cheap as any
house in Oregon can sell them.
SAArT-rT Il YoUNc.
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Sunday morning services hereafter ut tho
Evangelical Church vii be held at 1880
o'clock. Sunday School at IL :45 a. m. Sun
day evening service will be at o'clock p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening ef each
week at T.3O o'clock.
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ANS week.

A new lot Of ladies winter garments res
celved byiMonteIth q Seitenbach owing to-
we will sell for two weeks st 10 per cent.
rednctlon from our usual low prices. We
do just what we advertise. Give as cali
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CIOthing,

Having just received new stock Of
clothing for men aud boys am now pre-
pared tc give good styles and bctter goods
for the money than ever before. Mems
suits ranging in price from $3.50 up,
A, B, McILwAIN,
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Largo nsw stock just received from
New York and one of the best In the
market. Call and examine the new line,
button at as cents q pair they are
plendid glove for the money.
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Desiring TO close out our entire line OF
clothing and oyercoats within sixty days we
invite peopls desiring goods in these liues to
call early and make selections. All goods IN
these lines strictly at cost.
MoNTEITH 4 SEyrENBAcE,
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Kid Gloves, Kid GsIeves,

For the next sixty days I will sell nv
ladies' kid gloves in black and colored. at
actual cost.
SAMUEL e. YeUNo.
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Beef CallIe and aInllen sAeep.

The undersigned viii pay the highest caah
price for beef cattle and mutton Aheep. Have
good scales on which to weigh.
]. d. MILLKR,
Miller's, 0regoa
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]. N. Rom, Principal.
rRINARY pRPARTNKNT.

Allie Davis, Blanche Davis, Rex Davis.
Frank Dancan, Fannie Edwards, Hugh Ed
wards, Hiram Farwell, Henry Morgan, Prince
Morgan. Dora Porter, frankie Rinehart.
Nellie Savage. Ethel Savage, Minnie Sibbits,
Efiie Turner, Frank Turner, Laurence Watts-
LAURA FARRow, Teacher.
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Ladies' fancy handkerchief for the
holidays, just received, large invoice to
sell at 5, S and 10 cents each.
| SAMUEL E, You've.
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saimsn Fishing at Albany.

An Albany man who for salmon doth angle,
Generally q hook like this doth dahgis
With liDs powerful and strong,
lie catches sucker about % long.
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Drlea Frale wansed.

AB McIlwain pays the highest price fol
dried fruit and all kinds Of produce.
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A, y. McIlwain keeps large stock OF
staple groceries and sells them cheap for
cash or produce. Arbuckie's roasted cof-
fee six one pound papers for $lsOO,
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Thanks to Hon w r Bilyeu for copies of
,N-sntaA ttfsa


The following pupils Of District No. 81,
Shsdd, Or, have neither been absent nor
tsrdy during the month ending Nov. 9Th.
GRAMMAR GRADE.
Clara Davis, Ethel Davis, Rachel Lewis.
Lena Mccormick, Henry Morgan. Guy PoF-
ter. May Porter, Willie Porter, Gay Rins-
hart, Linnie Watts.
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5000 worth OF clothing at cost at Mon
tsith l. Seitenbach's.
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5000 worth Of clothiag at cost at Mon
teith q Seitenbachs.
5000 worth Of clothing at cost at Mon
teith g. Seitenbach's
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letter Llst.

Following is the list Of letters remaining in the Pest
oeice, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Nov l2h 1855.
Persons calling for these letters must give the date
which they were advertised
Brsese John Burbank, Elizabeth
Hausbro, A Loretz, Lonis
Savage, Mrs Maggie L shepherd, Geo A
j. M. IRVING, p. NJ.
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z. 0. TOwns. .

The Albany DEMOCRAT is the newsiest ex-
change received from that section .--Ast0rian.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her 0AST0nrA.
When she was Child, she cried for CASToRIAs
When she became Miss, abe clung to CASTORIA.
When she had Children, she gaEa them CAST0RIA
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$1,000 worth Of clothing at cost at Mon
teith & Seitenbach's.