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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-27

"nough ON Coughs"
Ask for Trough on Coughs" for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, liOarsncss. Tr0ches, lbc Liquid Csc.
"Rough ON Rats."
Clears out rats, mice, roaehes flies. ants bed.bugs
skunks, chIprnunks, gophers. lie. druggists.
Heart Pains.
PAipltaslon, DropsIcai swellIngu, Dizziness Indi.
gestl0n, Headache, beepicssness cured by 'Welg'
Health itsnewor"
Slough ON Germs
Ask for Wells ''Rough on corns." 16c. Quick,
complete cure. Hard or soft corns warts, bunlons,
''Rough ON Pain" Poroused Plaster.
strsngthing, improved. the best for backaehe,
pains IN the chest or side, rheumatism neuralgia.
Thin People.
wslra Health Renower restores health and yIgor
cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness Deblity,sl
whoopiHR Cough,
Iy. pleasantly and safely relieved by "Ilonsh On
Coughs" Troches, ltc. Balsain, 25c
Mothers.
II you are falling. broken. worn ont and nervous.
Life PreserycF.
n you arc losing your enp life, try "wells'
II calth ksnewer." Goes direct To weak spots.
''Rough on ToothAehc.'
Instant relief for Neuralgia. Toothaehe PAceaebs
Ask Tor though on Tcothaone.' ID and 70 cents
Pretty women.
Ladies' Who would retain freshness and Nvabi'y.
Don't fail 10 try "WelIs Health Hsnewer."
Catarrhal Throat AHeefions.
By "Iough ON coughs." Torches, ibe Liquid, Zsc.
''Reugh on Iteh."
'Itough on Itch" cures huno1s, cruptlobs. ring
worm letter. salt fheum, frosted feet. ehiiblainH
The Hope or the Nation.
Children. SLOW IN dsyeioPmsat, puny. scrawBy, and
delicate, use wells Health HSnswsF."
Wide Awake
three or four hours every night ooughlnz Get i'm
sdiAs relief and sound rest By nsng Wells "I5ugi
a Coughs" Trpehos, iSe. bAlaArn' &c.
''Reuxh on Pain" rersused Pia
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-07

io- every place 'hrrr are dozen on
more applicants, ami iur each of whirh
be ILLS the president must take tho
risk of making traitor ana III enemies.
No one understands this better
than Mr., Enstis, who Is
Ia deliberate and thoughtful man
and hence ~ lea matter OF surprise Ia
those who know him that he should
break with no administration on
There N ht,io reason tO doubt
when congress assemblies that he will
and him elf IN CLOSE agreement and
sympathy with IL ON all tne leading Is
sues of tho times, so that no will
he placed in the awkward
situation Of having his approval and
support forceu from hlm In spiteof his
personal hosIlllty,a circumstance which
viii whip the advantages OF the
the controversy over u the side of the
president. Tue Louisiana senator, In
deed, may get a temporary profit out OF
this ~ homo, albeit IL Is 10y no means
certain that ho Will, but In
tho long run IL can not
pay IA man OF his character and
ability. lie can, ot course, ombRrrass
the administration in the senate, but
something botter Is worthy a senator so
eminent and SO ambitious. After 81
Democratic party mas, by little
less than miracle, como into the Gus
tOdy Of the national government.
Whether IL ret9ins trat custody will
depend upon the success or failure
OF the men 70 has delegated tO
represenl H. The party Is ON trial. In
oVitably IL is bOuud 10 stand or fall bv
its administration. IL cannot at,
ford To quarrel with the adj
ministration upon matters of detail
or lightly To cr.Liclso 10. q "ro will be
time enough 10 disowu IL whom 70 violates
its pledges. In the meantime, Demo-
craIs should remember that 10 !,
composed >of Damo'rlisi thgt
the Democrats who compose IT, have
their rights with the res., and that up
one Of them bas given the
smalles. reason ior anybody
to distrust them. | have eng0unte red
put one spirit here and my Opportunl-
ties tor forming my judgment has beon
most ample, This is Il spirit OF loyalty
TO the party and tine country.
will stake my life ON
the sincerity OF this, aud | assure the
disappointed and doubling among
Democrats that il the president
should go faster than he is
going, he would surely run
that start out TO please everybody
will end Nv pleasing nobody. This ad-
ministration is trying 10 do its
duty. Beset on all sidos by
Plications and badgercd day in and
day out by opportunities, 10 has kept
its temper passing we'll, and has made
no more mistakes than are common 10
uew Comers, in office, and not so many
SIS might be expected.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-07
A NEW ELECTION ORDERED
FOR THE GALVESTON MAYoRALTY
The Cbntestsnts Compromise and the City
Council Orders IA Second BallOting
for May 11-Atkins Holds
the Fort Temporarily.

GALVESTON, May 4.-The city council
met again. this morning to finally decide
the mayoraltY contest. Co. Mason,
representing several members of the
bar, who were eal,ed ipt for advice in
the premises, reported 3 scheme for a
settlement of the difficulty, WHICH in
volved Il continuous sitti o. the .coun-
Gil for the entire month These attor-
neys agreed in advising tho council that
no witness could be com ae4led to testify
for whom he had voted; 1t 10 legal in
quiry could 60 further tlar the more
Identification or rejection By witness
of the ballot, or alleged tI!lo5 presented
him. Upon the question o. adopting
this report, the council became involved
in long wrangle, which was cut short
by tho Introduction OF resolution to
the effect that both contestants be
asked to withdraw and the council
would then order new election. These
proceedings during the day attracted a
large attendance at the regular weekly
meeting OF the council, which occurred
tonight. The Withdrawals of act
ing Mayor Atkins and Capt. r.
L. Fulton were both formally
received by the council tonight,
whereupon 1t Immediately ordered q
new election to take place next Mon
day, May IL. One alderman suggested
in open council that Mayor Atkins
cease acting as the mayor of the city
pending the result OF the new election
and that Mayor Porter be chosen from
among their number. This remark
met with an immediate rejoit der from
Mayor Atkins, who presided at to-
nights meeting. He said that mas
much as he was elected mayor he
wouli perform the duties OF that office
until his successor was eleeted
and duly qualified. Mayor Atkins
tonight nominated w. j. Kelley to be
city clerk, and the council ratified the
nomination by approving his bond. 1t
is thought by many that this recognition
OF Mayor Atkins authority, after the
latter had agreed to new election, may
prove source of trouble in the future,
as the charter provides that new cleo
tion can only be ordered by the council
in the event of a vacancy. Partisan
feeling between the supporters Of At
L ins and Fulton is very bitter, and the
coming election will be such a battle
with ballots as was never witnessed In
Texas,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-07
MRS. SrEINEREID FOUND.

The Missing Wife of a Memphis Physician
Appeals to Pinkerton Detectives at Chi
cago, Destitute and Careworn-To be
Returned to Her Home.
CuIoAGo,' May 5.-Qui,e sensation
resulted less than month ago from the
supposed elopement of Mrs. Annie
Steinereid, the wife of Memphis
physician, with a colored servant of the
family. Detectives here have never
ceased being on the watch. and this
afternoon William Pinker ton, oi
the Pinkerton agency, received
q letter from DR.. Steinereid
begging him to find his wife a d return
to him. Shortly after receivinl the let
ter Mr.. Pinkerton happened 10 Oe in the
city detective department of the city
hall, when handsome but careworn
woman entered and asked to be shown
detective, and to Mr.. Pinkerton and
others she explained that she was Mrs.
Annie Steinreeid. She was des-
titute aud wished to give
iIer self up. She said she had not boon
unfaithful To her husband, but left him
because of his cruelty toward her and
in leaving came across former negro
servant by accident, which meeting she
says gave rise to the eiopement story.
Coming to Chicago she had
worked since as an ordinary do
mestic. Mrs. Steinereed was placed In
the witness cell at the armory and to
morrow will be returned to her hus.
band,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-07
Horrible Mexican Tragedy.

SAN FRANoIsco, May 4.-The. Even
ing Posts Tucson, Arizona Territory,
special says: An account of terrible
tragedy has just been received from
Toratan. Mexico. A 7-year old son of a
wealthy resident named Lopez was kid
mapped. The father was poiitied that
his child would be killed IL SO ,OC0 ran
som was not deposited at q certain
place in two days. By accident the note
to the father was not delivered till too
late to negotiate with the criminals. On
the second dav the father found the body
of his child in mis- court
yard horribly mutilated. A l2.year
old sister, on seeing her brother's
corpse, fell dead, ana the father became
raving maniac. Preparations have
been made to pursue the perpetrators,
aud il they are caught tney will be
lvppbeH
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-07
He Needed Soldering Up

ABILENE. May, 4.-[Special.l To-day
near Merkel a passenger op the Texas
Pacific train, Will excited witne intoxi-
cation, drew revolver and leveling
the weapon eudeavored to shoot the
Conductor and passengers. Fortunately
Sheriff Cunningham of Taylor county
was in the coach and rushing toward
the desperate endeavored to make him
desist but he refused and severe strug-
gle ensued before he could be disarmed
and overcome. The matter cause wild
CONSERVATION on the train. The man is
the son of wealthy New Yorker who
owns interests in ranches in Texas and
New Mexico.
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Hamburg Nets.

Tie first lot is % pieces Of Homburg
lets that all Of our customers have
ihought cheap at 35c.; we will sell tho
aboye lot at 22 Lee. u yard.
The next lot is also composed of 20
pieces; the price win be 81 l.2c. a
yard. They are what we have been
selling at 55c, They are our own im-
portations OF NEW FRESH GOODS,
but we have decided to sacrifice a few
Of them to please trade.
We havO three more special lots ut
i5c., SOC. and Soc, that are the big.
gest thing of all. They are worth aud
have Just been selling at G5c., 75c. and
Soc. q yard. We havs set aside enough
If them to last for one week. Then
The regular prices, which are them
selves low, will be resumed.
We have flaer goods that have been
correspondingly reduced. You will
find them on our counter Monday and
during this week.
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THE W5R IN WINglpEG.
ANoTHERHARD BATTLE Fouear
From All Accounts IL Resulted il osAft
vantage To the CANADIAN tofcas--
Gen, Middleton Advsn1 .e.-.
More Fighting Expecscd
MEAaRE, NEWS AND MUCH -'tCUls,

MEAoRE, NEWS AND MUCH -rFCUlAs
TIoN.
WINNIPEG, May o. The s.errapb
line TO the front is still dow lC-ween
Humboldt and Clark's Crossinr There
is much speculation as to IL cause OF
its remaining down SO long. Iepgir9rs
left Humboldt on Saturday to look for
the break and nothing has taor t9arN
of them. Private dispatches brought
by courier to Humboldt and ttle-
graphed from there to-day, are dated,
"Camp six miles south OF GayriePs
Crossing. This would indicate that
Gen. Middleton has moved some 81
miles. IL is knswn that th6 steamer
Northcote was floated on Sat1Ilav, sad
it is supposed she reached ClarE'a CROSSE
ing long before this. The wa iu .lo
river is constantly rising and ea stream
can be readily used.
ANOTHER BATTLE NO y..lpHE
SASKATCHEWAN LANDfNl, s.GrH'
WEST TERRITORY, May (vie i.. 7ug-
rent "A mail courier has jus arrived
from Battleford with the fol- ug disc
patch. dated May 8.
"A flying column of 300 aa. from
Battleford had an engageueu. Wl.h
Poundmaker's force of 900 in5 'Dg AZ
his reserve, lasting from 70. m.
till noon yesterday. Ill troops
lost killed and IL wourUsi. The
Indians lost 80. Col. Otter covered 70
miles, fought battle and returned in-
side oil 30 hours. The me- 2ohgveC
we'll.
MORE FIGHTING LOOKED nor,
CHICAGO, May 5.-The Daiy NaW5'
Winnipeg special says: Comluu eat.ou
with points north of, Hum1oi5
is still considerably Interrupted,
Dispatches from Gen. N,iAa ION
have been brought by courier 90 hum
boldt, making the news several days
late. The latest dispatches from this
source state that the steamer NOrihcots
has been extricated, and that she
reached Clark's Crossing yesterday.
The messages say iur5ber
that Gen. MidGletoy now
has plenty of ammunition
and supplies. An advance 10 iG9lYto
be made at once. 1t is expected tho
rebels will offer battle at bAtnuche,
Gen. Middleton has two Calling guu5,
with which he expects to do deadly ex'
ecution. The news of anotAsr engage
ment is daily expected.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-07
THE BOOMERS MovE.

Capt. COUGHS Colony at ArsnnsRs city
Strike Their Tents and go West u Grew
Up With the Country.
ARKANSAS CITY, KAs,, May 5.-Ih9
Oklahoma colonists, under Capt Couch,
who have been csmped here since Janus
ary 20, struck their tents this morning
and are now .en route for Caldwell "A
miles west. The camp hal bean de-
creasing steadily the past m0pth u;lt.l
barely 50 tents were left. The move Is
made on account of better advantagea
for wood and grass st Uaid-
we'll. Capt. Couch says the colony Will
remain at Caldwell for fsw weeks
or until it is definitely known what tba
administration will do toward opanipG
the country. The colony hiss rot Dis
banded or dispersed. The move to-day
Is made on account of natural adVAp-
tages, and with no refers ocN 30 the
army. The troops had order sopue tre
ago to exchange with the hffil cavalry,
and are daily expecting to mcya. Aoon1
dozen tents remain here. Tbea0 el9
own by colonists, who are 81 present
freighting to some OF the b.dtap aseI~
| cie', ana may not retucn for ~ days
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HIE BOUNDARY DISPUTE WI .rH,
LOyDoS, May -.nispntr rom
Shanghai state tha' the p s b5-
tween China and Rusai. reg d.., enc
frontier o. Maucho1rla ma pme
acute, owing % the non-srriv Dt hgl-
sian mgmbers ~ tho dehmltg o." Hurl-
mission and tna constant pos I u.
OF the dato OF their arrival a On U.ss9
OF meBling 10 settle the boun TJ. U.e5-
tiou. Tho Chinese commissi 1.-- .1Vl
boon ready for months 90 Dee .l lao
work of delimitatiOn, and thu "il.'rs uf
the Russian commissioners 30 uasG
them has caused the Chiness GOVERN
ment TO fear that tha farce C,oc ed ro-
sp8cting the Afghan frontier viii
he performed in tn c1gc.
Now that the i 1auity
with France, IN relation o. yaagIn,
has been settled, China ha become
more courageous, and mas CEN ndgi
that Russia fulfil her part Of the agree
ment which led 20 uhe appoiLlmeut oi
the commission.
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CoRsIoANA, May 5-[Specioi .-- Anees-
ing is called for Saturday a. 'he lpera
house to the farmers of the country and
business men of the city, for 'he purpose
of considering the feasibili'y oi brliid-
n brick cotton ware house ~ which -
store all the cotton that coe2es % TINS
place, thereby reduBing the rate otin-
surance. cps, of hau6ling sna protece
from the weather.
Raw. RDhs h. dIris, n.t- G.
camp ueeGing two miles llsrsA re
city In Arbor grove. A
Six more negroes We're b'H sG ~
Coguin's s tsiIs s
Tne terGio ltGo, wtiSu sss s'e rted
about tGDuth ago, ,sisffat nteatia, Wish
Inc pasronase which itti sa5fNss aast itEl-
lass it ia Satter glIoppfeyiil yiia iG1ss
urtl, ahlyi 10 ygs shdrSN1.
Yhe aaAs 1i3ga nsn $ Se. \. syaioa
as ysess4Qi, ..lY a7sit t'gca ~ 'l'is'
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Another Infanticide,

GREENvILLE, May 4.-tSpecial.l IA
case of virtue yielding to love is re-
ported from near Kingston to-day.
About April % Miss Matilda Havens, a
young lady, OF respectable family, was
thought to be en- ciento. Since that time
all indications passed away, and dead
infant was found by some boys In a pool
on her fathers place. Miss Havens is
held by tine constable for further exami-
nation on Friday next regarding the IN
fanticide. Who the father is and the
extent OF the crime is not yet known.
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England.
TONE OF STOCKS.

LONDON, May 4, p. m-C0usola
closed Saturday at 90 and opened this
morning at 81 for both money aud 40.
count In few minutes they aa aTsnoo0
TO 81 and at this hour are quoted 40
NA. Russian seouriloa are li; stocks
worry iirmi home aud foreign srrr.ticl
quiet.
l:S0 p, m,-Consols, g7h.
2p. n.-Consols, 81 g-lB.
p. m.-Consols, 973s for tD.t s--
counts.
400 p. m.-Consols - 7.l6.
THE woRLu's EXPOSITION o. r.yEN-
TIOSS.
Tho Prince OF Wales t1-daE a1lu4
the Worlds aXposi'.od OF h.r. rus.
The Princess OF Wales, IN. Duke W
Edinburgh, the Duke Il c. bridge,
Earl Granville aud Sir VIII ".-
non linrc1urt were among IT, '"..u-
gu'shod pcr4Hng present. tt tf"..
auoo OF the genera public ry
large.
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The Fight at Lees Ranch.

SHERMAN, May 4.-[Special. THE
town Is full of rumors concerning the
fight on Saturday last with the desper-
ADDE'S. Tho message from Whitesboro
reported the fight as being at STEMS
store, which is on the line between
Cooke and Grayson counties. 1t now
appears to have been in the nation, at
Lees ranch. Whether the officers sent
from here will go to the nation is not
known. Bob May, the deputy under
whose charge they are, will undoubt-
edly 20 into the nation if the force there
is under lawful authority; but if it is
only an organized body OF men, under
no lawful officer, he viii have nothing
to do with it but viii await in Delaware
Bend the outcome of work ot other
desperndoes from this side AT this
writing nothing moro definite is known.
PARTICULARS FROM GAINESVILLE.
GAINEsvILLE, May 4.-lSpecial. -
Further particulars of the Killing on
Saturday last, in the nation, have been
received. The herald gave several
DAYS ago an account of the theft OF IL
head Of beef cattle f1om man in Della
ware Bend. This was one of series OF
depredations committed not only on the
citizens on this side of the river, but also
on those ia the nation. There is gang
which infests that region composed OF
15 or more, who are engaged in cattle
and horse stealing and murder, and
some whisky peddlers. These are band
ed together to resist arrest unto the
death. Jim Lee is the leader of this
band and their rendezvous ana the
place where they kept their ill-gotten
stock Is called Lees ranch. AT this
point they have erected block house
with loop holes all around and are pre-
pared TO defend it to the last. This
Is where the disastrous fight
occurred, at the mouth os Round
hole in Caddo creek. A. posse was
formed in this county and was joined
by several of the Indian police. They
tSscted the thieves to Lees ranch. APP
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upper part of thec0uniy. The hold muir.
dsrsrs will be met hy 40 men, aud II
they are captured. thffoi small hope
of mercy tor them. the Loo uOys are
connected with many Of tn0 htsI citi
Gems of Cooke aud GrsYs1u counties,
and jim I.s0's mother, who is over 70
wears OF ago and day0ut Christian,
has often pleaded with her -on to anan-
don his wicked course,
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An Insuited wife and Enraged Husband.

BELToN, May 4.--lSpecial.l-L. Il.
Richey sent letter to very respecta-
BILE lady, few days since, in the alb
sence Of her husband, making improper
proposals. On the return of her hus-
band, she gave him the letter. He
armed himself with shotgun this
morning and started out to hunt tof
Richey, making threats against his life.
Richey, hearing of it. armed himself,
and battle was expected, but the Off
GERS put stop to it by arresting both
parties and bound them over unuer a
peace bond, but trouble of sanguinary
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flooding the country for mite .r rl,
and doing an Immense amorlf
ago Ia tina military roads c0fr Hulen ~
the Russians, who are makiL- rHnu-
Gus efforts 20 repair the dan ard
prevent any further destruCti 1870.
BUr THIS AMOUNTS TO III t.r,
Tho dispatch also sstiiiua tuHt
thora can ba no quo 'rI ag
% the agnership OF fff .el,
rs that elty mas paid tribute "a Hbrtt Tor
over l01 years, and that n quad i1r tho
government, composed OF A II..
diers, hRs been quartored In ~. Itv
since 1881, and ~ has been aiwHfs I' 20
tegral portion of the province 20. Irrtl.
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Mattersonian Wisdom.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Henry Waiter
son, who has been here for week, sent
to his paper to-day his impression OF
the administration, which, among a
LARGE ssrnouut OF gush on the
pyeaidenA con1aiHed the tc,l9Nlng:
The attack OF sir- Euses upon
equally uninst and nnwise. a. long e.
.sarabGfs ari repreasnsgtiyes Insist ufcn
shafinE tho pstronsge OF the govern
aisnt, they should hSs u Hang %
shafa its RESPONSIBILITIES. ,ssp- ~ ta5
presiiwtt is lpSs I'VE moateis ~ niiice.
,ibefs haE hsen Sa & atttshnts, ~ lhai2s 4
s,csieS. Tet' iiGaas. ieet ofs ~ bealiaE
Ste " sSssis aHd cn5 sslra f.g
a ss}lfs tos sj1,.ela x \, :, " \
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Editor kills a Postmaster.

PINE BLUFF, May AIT Goldman, on
Saturday hight, w. o. Turnage,
the editor of the Goldman
Times, shot and killed Richard
Whaling, the postmaster of Ihe same
place. Whaling was the assaulting
party. The affair grew out of trespass.
on the part of Whaling on the Times
nffiaa
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SANGER BROS
TT Is A FACT

1,HAT MO OTHER HOUSE IN THIS
PART OF THB COUNTRY FINDS
ITSBIF' ABLE TO COMPRElHEND I'd
HOW III IS POSSIBGE FOR us TO
OFFER GOODS AT TEE PRICES
WE DO. LETT THAT BE AS III MAY
rrIE FACT REMAINS VIII SELL
GOODS LOW AND OUR CUSTO-
MERS APPRECIATE TT WE SUP
POSE THE SECRET IIES I'M TEiR
MANN ER OF OUR Blu YIN q
GOODS.
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SHERMAN, May g. lSpecial.] The
race track and grounds including all of

tho improvements, wore sold today ~
the sheuH or q iudRrsnb in fgYor o.
the Civ DsnS against the sherman
Blooded Stock aud D6vfns Park asso-
ciati0n. Jot 5uutsr hoaghs he pSoP-
arey IN tors6,510
"a county caurt S busy trYias cas1s
fer obSstucing plelia resas Ne.rlT
sNpi's case as ABe d0Negt r. fN cCrs
Tx gee ,nertef yslh asAeg a4iN
Nor, siss ip-skRy Ceii-set l.4sl17F,t ~
- zss tltsSg ns " ) ''.1ssa
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India.

:
CALCUTTA, May 4.-The public is dis
satisfied with England's concession to
!. Russia, and fesrs are generally expressed
nsw that tho Eus.l iSh attitude may have
already eBdaoEerod tho safety OF tho
osrty cou3Po5inR Sir Peter t.unisNtn'R
surveying co,aEi.aion. Scs>ars ioug
for wsr un 4 large STALE stili c1ptlauss
10 Iudif.
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SEASoNABLE BARGAINS

Jhe following are what we call seasosable bar
Gains we offer at special prices for Chis week. LOT Of
Hamburg Embroiderie5 and All Over Hamburg
Nets, suitable for Yokes Sleeves and Overdress s.,