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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-19

Wudt taIlA baAdtlOn COSbs o1o3 -
But Mr.. Blaine tells the working-men Of
America that If the tariff is reduced wages
must be reduced too.
Are the wages dependent on the tariff
If so. wages ought to be higher in Ger
many than in England.
They are lower.
If wages are dependent on the tariff, they
ought to be uniform in America, the came
in New England and in Utah; the same in
New York and Chicago.
They are not the same in any two Stctes.
Weavers who get 81 in Massachusetts get 50
in Kentucky and s14 in Utah, yet 1t is not
necessary to protect Kentucky against the
underpaid labor of Massachusetts.
Wages are dependent on work.
If work is abundant and working-men
scarce wages are high.
The tariff does not exclude working-men;
they come in free and glut the labor market,
and make most strikes failures.
Wages are dependent on laborer's skill
or productive capacity. If q man makes
three pairs OF shoes while his competitor
makes two, he is entitled to S1.50 in wages
to 81 paid the other.
The American laborer does more work
than the pauper laborer I'm Europe; that is
why his wages are higher.
Senator Evarts and Mr.. Blame both,
WAOh IL VIC 0OeeO OOPoi eLhOhO, AOdhu buko
out and they considered the fact of enough
Importance to call the attention of Con-
gress to it.
What you earn by your labor, Mr.. Blaine
says, is due to the tariff.
The tariff creates nothing; it merely
takes away part of what you earn by ex-
ira skill and gives it to your employers.
Capital needs no protection, says Mr..
Blaine, but, working-men, do you believe
Carnegie and Jones and Blaine and Disston
would be subscribing money and making
speeches to keep up the tariff if the tariff
simply kept up wagesl
Are these manufacturers Of Philadelphia
such philanthropists that they will raise
100000 in order to prevent a reduction Of
wagesi
They do this work, they put up this
money, they surrender some of their fat
only to prevent q reduction of profits.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-19
Barher ConntY Omeers.
Medicine Lodge omeorS.
SOCIETIES.

SOCIETIES.
n Az. & A. ~. Delta Lodge No. -
Xxx Ss5 mouth. saturday vys9%Sa v. s5Ssr e vs. Si'h
AMBROSE ALLEN, Secretary.
CYPRUS CHAPTER No. ~, n. \. NJ, meets
IN Masonic Hall every "a and ith Thursday.
Visiting brethren cordially invited =, -
E.P. CAHurnERs. sec'v.
n Y q LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. ~.
VI u, -, Regular Communications. FIRST
and third Monday evenings IN each mouth.
DH. n. YANr, Sec.
DEtPun LopdE, No. 100, X. OF r. raccts on
Monday evening uf each week, ~ Odd Fellow =
ssI sS 70 w,5lpE Knights y go3yd standing in'
HAaWY PLGoNAS, X. ofR.Ss.
LO.o.F., Pioneer Lode
~ No. -Itcgular meetings
1907 every Tuesday cvcn.ng.V
~N ltingbrythrcnin good stand.
j. &. THURMAN, y. @.
- in. DIAL. Soc.
ENSIGN ENCAMPMENT No. o.. I. q. q. =
Meets FIRST and third Friday Of cach month
l.. v. HuunAHp, n. Y. j. l.. NELSON, &. 4.
AMBROSE ALLEN, =. W. j. Il. HALL, ;.
NAOMI No. %, REBECCA DEGREE, I. u. OF.
Meets the "a and tth Friday nights, each month
EN- BYrRLEY. sccy.
G. A. R. H. ELPsF9 M or; P6ST NO v sdis li1 %.s1s %SS
ot the court house in Medicine Lodge, ut y. NJ.
All comrades cordially invited.
%. g. HOWE, Post Commander.
J. W. UPPEiMAN, AdIumnt.
A. O, u, w. ESsi! ESsi'y cts1y tS4y' fSar.Sa, Ss s3
j. W. SINGER, Recorder.
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CHURCHES

PAPTiST.- Preaching every sunday evening
- 90 o'clock, Ht the courthouse. sunday
SCHOOL nt 10 O'Clock, u. m. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening uf each week, over store Of
NyCrlcy, uurk n huuyun. Rev. W. A. Cain,
Pastor. Residence ON North Walnut street
OHRlSTtAN.-Prcuch every SUNDAY at
- ~ o'clock, a. IN, and 1.db y. M, by Elder
". N. Emhrcy. Prayer meeting every We'd
ncsday night. sunday schoolat lOoclock u. m.
every Sunday.
METHODIST EP. P.sCOPAL.-Scrviccs cvcry
4N1 sunday ut II 700 n. IN. and 30 y. m. sun
day school every sunday ut tuu. IN. Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening at 1:ah.
Strangers invited. X. SANDEIsON, Pastor.
DBIsSBYTERtAN.- Services cvcry sunday at
iOa.m. REv. MCELHoY, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH - Services ON snd
sunday OF every month NJ ShcrlocEs hall, at
1000 q. m. BEv. BITTER Pastor.
GERMAN BAPTIST BBETHtEN-tIoldr reg
" ulur services ut Minuuuu. barber county.
The SECOND uud fourth sundays iu each month.
At Forrest school house Ou the -VcuuI sunday
Cedar Creek school huusD uu th. tbIfI sunday.
By Elders shombcrEcr smith uud Nyhcr
Southern Kausas Railroad Tlmo Card.
CotNG EAST.
Passenger ami Express, lcaycs.......a:si p. IN.
ftrlEht, tcuNCs .t..s.......ss.s..... N.ti %. n.
COMING WEST.
Pa-scpprr md Express. arrives. le:s5 p. m.
II. IL. C,sE, Local Agent.
POSTAL.
Postoincc ~ Medicine Lodge open from : a N
toarM. Sundays one hour ON arrival of mail
Money order Office. Y A. MCCLEAUY, 7. ".
e.. A.MCCLEARY, Assistant
Tho Mails:
From AttiCu nnd Hll Eastern points, arrive,
daily at ts;f5 PM: leaves daily az 2:;UPM.
From Ashland, tOldwutcr, NC-Cntunuu, sun
city, Lake city and MingOua, arrives daily.
FROM kiowu, H. III, CuuCmu, sexton, Eldrcd
IinxcltOn, HurJltuCr and Htun. arrives daily
ut y. m. Leaves at 10 "a. m.
From kuRmun, Bruss, Bates, Nashville, ar
rivCs nc b:,n, pm. Leaves ut a.. m.
FROM sawyer, Elm Mills and Amber. arrives
on Mondays, Wednesdays AMI Fridt s. at 2:N
y NJ. Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sbtur
DAYS RtHAM Arrives at SAWYER at l:l5 y. M.
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DEtrufA LOpdE, No. li0, X. Of r.. taccts on
Monday evening ~ each week, ~ Odd Fellow =
hall. Visiting Knights IN good standing invi-
led "a attend. n. r. NtNCENr. q. 4.
HAHHY PLAuNAN. X. OF r. SS.
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A. v. 4 A. NJ. Delta Lodge No. Il
"a Regular communications, first and
- ~ third Saturday evenings in each
N month. I. W. STOUT, W. VI
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A NEW ana complete drug store, where at all
~ timos day or night, prcscrip ptlOus are
carefully compounded by IA competent phar-
mncst.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22
rHr Srw nsILno.p.
Progress Of the New Westminster,
seiiiushsu Ray s Seattle Line.


TseeatEse length oftae New Westminster.
Bsiiiaxtiam RsgS : attic Tsfirasa xiil Be lts
snfic< Tae sine ffsfsa taiE city - u 1sieuFa
runs u r.Si5xh a country with csus F1fssiFsiy
few engineering tsitscsltseS 20 overcome,
but from N hAteusa 30 sesi1le tsie couatry
i rugged and some portions o. i viii he
cxEseaSsee construction The main line
skill ncl faach At either Eiainc % serai.
shmnas hsst the Fesaeaay fatEHst running
4 hrAns \ liue 20 tAcsa Towns e the tHanee
sucnts offered are Satisis-tors. The road
4 q Be . rfectif independent 81 any frSas-
sentimental rSiiNsF. but al rainFsnles
" N have TxaaiuE f-ssgefs over Is 81 caaa3
taFsas Gsertores haze been mass % fae
i>oigssrs a she charter 10 sell ~ give ez-
elusive ri<tsts ever tAe roasi, has all have
t.esn ~ s<asa - TIE 1ssD T-aHF consider the
t4sss II ts,ss lsu-h sfaasrisasc 20 ~ at tzr
mercy 81 ouc u tse Esszt fr4asee1tsueniai
railways
Nesssrsax rasassltas > yarfg 81 snE;neers
com eeszrssst work 81 seattle tpcsfinx tire
iiae rosttspa ard, ant NJ ATt8ar iIlii. 4. 2.
~ fhss CITY. IS 10 has tsrD asFefntca ASS
faat easel en<ssacs u the n1s5. VIII e1sls-
sa,.nre the 3sss asissa u itie iiao f-eA " :
"a asler b Naaiceha IN = ses ssAss II TIE
AasnsS hs-sAw + fsyfsstt. raairG = for ssF
construction Of ths raat Vii - 81 sssfesssis
lse A. ans ~ snaTa ssg& as sssssiislc sfa-4e
e-s1re the raiug ssas.aa ssas,snSfscsss Ass-
afe rap;ssl has b%<zs sss1lifsssi 10 aa = she
asaarienp psassiofS ~ HE Rad &ssd No = isss
4. liksig 80 os-sar rs tsfr raasiesaeY sfas8se-
ssrnsx au4 u y esfasiasf@r fiasscS tse
bsuas ~ las sri csFeiss t.;l ssT i'srison -
the agreement tiss rassr,asi Is s<sslE 4 wa
s, ths tsnls xv--cASs~i- 4 Miss a1elalits ga
tie rart os West - aiSsrs cxs euiY rssis
lsgs,ssssf sa- aer Tue crsaf aay Siscx lac
5.fV rf4tsla<s >ssss-sfy tsas tlze ksart ms 10
all. ~ zfrss,i aaf Ia - 7stsrf. &c f7e<
snt eaeais % the EisssiuEazEa Pas aasi
ss.sfts5 EafsNSF AZ eNsS1fRs.s5 Aase a.
,sses - : Haxf Aass , . Sesssas. eS-
j ssssss5rs siirass.srss g u s4eSfF. HeTa'
t-saz<-r ~ A. sosHes. sss5et stlxisseegi
kstAar us5s. q T. III sfe-fs. g g. aissi
J. a. sesfFy. T. 4. &ss-stsas es.et eaSs
nEEss
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LEWIS MORRISON.
Three Excellent Performances Given
h1 lin, In Seattle.

lewis Morrison Is faYorite in Seattle
and there arc good reasons for his being
s8eb. lie IA above all mn artist. ever con
seis ntio9is and painsiaking. Moreover his
repertoire i easeiaily selected aat what
ever Is produced by hi5a i certain 10 be
produced wall. with AZ able company
careful attention TO detail and an efiienf
differentiation 20 fulaH all promise. ana
give Abundant satisfaction 10 each and
every pefsest who goes h see and hear him.
When Mr. Morrison isr@seaied "Paast ia
ibis city last year he was greeted with MAJ
niFicaHt au.siences and they saw Gnefhe's
great masterpiece rus on sbc siaxe a. Il
had never hs-s.a done before. A. matter
Of course On his return this season h. was
greeted Iassst cordially ADD the meiosrama
t9Fusi,tcea Ma4 reeeivesi with .igtts ~ uts,
mlstaksbls favor. Expectations hal been
fsssess 10 high point by the advance
notices, but there Is 40 hesitation IN say-
ing that they were sil ftily reaiix a. Such
elaborate stage machinery WAS something
~ a revelation. and on all sides have been
heard talks Of water tanks, steam launches.
ike swans. rac,aE shells and pleasure
boats
"a DARK Secret i q strong EngllsA ael-
osffamA mi4h plot sufficiently Intricate 10
hold the Atfcafi0n Of the audience AMI
with enoagh sensational episodes and
thrilling situations 70 keep everybody In
terested throughout the cntirc perform.
anee Mr. Morrison. a. Stephen Norton.
has little opportunity 70 display his ability
aud sterling worth ne IN emotional and
tragic aetur, bat his conception OF The part
j. happy anc and the i'm rcFs anaflon was
admirably sustained from Esst 30 last NJ.
c.sapsr a. ioncr Norton xas excellent aud
Mr.. HranSeeaabe ma r. a MANLY sud a.
traeffve Martin hfna&e. Mss Auuie Mayor
vas plrass.. as MAJ joyce aaa Miss ss..sss
tei MORRISON only aided 70 &c good r,.psi
iasinn abe bad already gained in this city.
Miss kabtris played the role az Emile a
ksteFrc rapitaliy, her death hriag rasficti.
tafiy realistic. AZ has l1-en infimatss the
sisEr settings .sere especially fne Mana.
81 frNr ~~efaed 30 tase spared 70 rai n@
" cake this orc OF the FEATURES If the
Nasri.au engagement sra atai he succeed
eli l. evidenced by tfs@ fnAay exprsSsioas
IT approval masfe ~ these who attended
The perfafsaaacss<
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YIgLD ExrseTED THIs rEAg-

yIELD ExPscTEo THIS YEAR
Mr. Thomas O. Wilson. OF the Snequal
Inir hop yards was In fowB this week. as
were several nrhes growers from different
parts OF the sound From these growers
the information was cleaned that the pres
enf year VIII safpass ia yield and quality
81 aofs auy previous rear in fss history %
hop ratsias ON Puget sound. Tie vines
are In perfect condition and GNtess some
unforeseen climatic accident occurs the
crop OF ISIS 10 Washington Territory viii
pass the 900 bale Inns. iaw estimate
1T the Weld promised By The vines at pres
aut Is SsO pounds per sec Taxing this 90
innate aud the acrra-r gwen hg Ar Live
5iy Il viii be seen that the Puget SQUAD
basin wia yield this year a. least 4.,l1i ase
pounds or about - .sos. 50 that Soleoo hsies
may ne considered safe estimate Of the
entire crop Of the Territory for ISIS.
eosDnIsS OF xHE NsRxEr.
The unusually good reports az the condi.
si0n 81 the crops in all the h0p-sfowing
5sstFicis u the sorid is having a depressing
eject on prices. One buyer here has Of
fesed Pazet sound ISIS hopsin carload lots
focineinnsfi dealers at 10 cents per pound
which otfer they haye utterly Ignored
However It's, s. yet. too early 10 form ideas
u tue prices that viii rule the market this
season.
The following report. dated Jaiy iith. was
received from New York this week,
Nothing has occurred 10 disturb the mo-
not0nous dHilness Of this market. Very
little business hiss been done. but VALUES
eoatlnne % rule fairly firm between I0enI.c
for 1857 states. SaIsc for paeife'S and -
f1s.c Tor Germans The general prospect
Of the states aud the Pacific coast are good
Adsiees frpa Enslszi report unfavofa
be weather bat 10 damage 10 crop
TIC German cfap Is looking web
New York state, iss7. i1sei8e. Iseifie
caast. 1857. Sszizrs Germans. is<7. lie, 81.
New York state. iSs5, 9e5e; Pacife coast,
fss5, e<sse.
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PECULIAR PROVISIONS.


A novel instrument was a'ea for record
at the aadisar's p'ifea yesterday. IL was
evidently Intended for chaitei mortgage
hilt was made out on a real estate mort
gage blank, and consequently contains
S.s1ne pcea4sar provisions II is dated ynls
l.. isss. ard is from ssias smith. II useeeia.
to : r Armstrong. OF Tacoma. Ii covers
zone lar nsare SIX years Old with white
spst IN forehead, pae white hini fosi
weight 100 p9u asis ard eae h<y esnre !
yeHrs old white spst IN fDreheai. weight
al ut i.sol rounds together sFlfh all gixhts
thereto as,persainife. iaciadiee the right
% homestead. dover OF csuF;ssy.F Il Is
eilAa iS Secure tite paymrut Of t2e aud
title to said Isrcmis = = r0venAatesi
against the claims - ail pe-soas II pro
xsies taat ..the said FIRST party shall neifhcg
s.as1rnit lssr perfait waists on saif fFeiltisAs''
aud that he siia'l keep the PREM 'sss thereon
fniiy insercd Il l. Witnessed b. Marshall
syssith ard Arthur GriiNl ard acs nowleeiss
ed before the latter a. notars paeiif.
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PUGET SOUND HOPS.


sSrorse Ca=<fu. tie hsp desses, Who k.s
s5sf rssurrs8 srs0 fae Exsr saaa yexz<nzss
The prs~r~c. fr "a seuad.a< Asp erpe
hs& pra<rzte: he rsss1ez % = e<rsxsz Il
fkzs. sus ] talk hzy<s VII ssaxe { q.
st5ssc< - Ezgxe<x - tsxz -arir ;xs.. u~x
s-e sp1rest frsssa fire. fsas< f<r feu war.
shs bop l1atnssy - taz1 F.fzAs Eazas Wis
$50 NE tx<<1sfF< r-ss<>5-tIe<Gx TAx xxu
fsirz % zzsz<ef casters growers fnsif r<rfiss
fnas sAsg rsnnss successfully <onsYssx
sl1h tas ssEsse {. AZ % kezx. anss Il Is
saig az ssss.s u a g@sy Pew gsz-s xs~ss
sts &ew Workers. witt Tsscssr af fzss i.srs8tes%
s.fuxrxksr T<ez~ they e4anez raise srer
1ks psz16s - tbs 2esr. waIi1 sss-rx ~
r&lse rno<e tzSz .tgsssse tsaf arusznf- Here
oar praisV % sSiss sssaas sAs>s ssHe ~ sk4rxx
sNafs e&els. ard vii sHas for ten y~szx
fasers tae s1eses tssss fspra Is d - esnss
tzssas sr=s ssssss las = few years Naea sssS
rszS@nz x1yfssF ~ psfsss II exhausted "a.
growers q ssp York Will nrt hay ne1
snss. hal VII give Hn sap eroxfssx- and 70
itzi0 etfiNs Hines Of hsxsfssezx fsas 91sy "a
ssfss<u azfs~ Is eight rents per tsssksls* 3ass
TITS yTsssssazes. kesfs sac fsrssea hops 10
ervsla exts1f oIs of t4e eastern sa4sksf.
and enables tie Erexerx Of lie k-ari,i4.
Coast ~ ssls their p-ssaasf 1850 nzlses II
ssssat. From all parts of fae weFia rsPafs
2 z z as'asassAas crop arr rsersvs.i. ard fssis
zsakes the htesef guile independent
fzsF are ssc ieisvss that are sazxEax lbs
E1onEs that tae xrowess sDeai receive /
Taes charge ~ muen for berr whan hsssse
sye only worth 10 eeass ~ /. 1ea they are
ss'rsh % cents per foazs...
-aE HHtfz Efgk4 G&s&gGs
A eeaslesaaa fran Wsif@ River. speaking
OF slae pFssgert, saiS . The wires are losk i
s5x Aur. aud the prospects, f9g b@untif1s
efop are blight bat great saaay as tbs
zra.ers. fnesutsss E%ss.if. viii net psc& I
ssse hops from tsse sfneS unsezS tsse MAKES i
Improves between tkls ant picking tiIae
I n 70 picking time the grower Is only oas /
the use v5 his land aud tbs t0=t sss lis csilfl
sailon, aEd toe lass Of allowing she hops -
rsst ca The y4iser would DC small indeed |
compared 10 tbs loss %hlssh wiz felios this I
picking. curing. packing assd shipping /
Fys5ssslrd the market iattens out. Al any i
rats. shall u0t pick over one half Of my 1
crop makes the market improves yefy |
som p
AcsEAsE oF THE PaGgr sgrsD BASIN. /
From Mr.. samuel tjsexly. one Of the 1
best posted dealers in the Geld al present, /
tae following table Is obtained. showing |
the uafnsser OF hop grower. aud The acreage i
cultivated Ia each Of the hop growing dis /
tFIets on Paget sound
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Fuxx TuBn<Exn. J1sy 9-ArrisxA hass
seN4 >e1ree fsf Use fAx. 9esk c<msa-zz.l
FfE1 ksz% zreor1 II ne p-uxzsszz sssssss.
Ast arr~x he insssEax s'.ss ~ sssasres ~.
esmeHaaz in ranstz- cAars<zx are aFssk
savs'Nsex azaa tssx - rpsnz "a .ss.< ~ st1<
>fsn1i hAssn ecs IN toe 1ssss rrasp~Fusss
ssSEaissssn. Tzc ksrrf<a e1reess Aavr -
rived during tie week. xad are aax frsa.
sE4s1ssaF<e4 --sns VA 4 AsSea, frsga Yoke
H4wx, seAsfEf with IRA, ~ TaHssusa azt the
a4vk Estarx. Wits gsue<al nq<~kxnstzss
ffsss Bsc-fssi. ~ n ps<s.
Tie iueerxssW, s15alsss-s sssrwaerr, Is II
HsSsrs. Asseusssz; 4 kss<e- ,,r,smasarak sxss
fAts<ss At 6souse<zer. MS. sareris gsssy-s
s~ssxs1 ia tsse Eshisaz aeft Of tA6t4sstx. makes
sax q fitting ssan 80 useassea tAis rrz
HisErent IA. anss wAEEa viii add - rna< !
n .Ax vnsaAe ~. ssssnsz shipping and q.
sAe wesish Asss psspasal On 81 s<snad essssx
1zc%e Eaaztefnetss ~ aznoHas.est ia the
Associated PsV~s asszass hes . few dasx
Ssas arr tassssssatlssg the s.h az resources
III toe bazkz xssj4ees< 70 The sztsi a. with Z
ss~w ~ tFaa>Fsstlag the sswss bask OF sn4
sssosase<ses EJECT 70 taes< waters Crs.sa
sacfs rs.1sest will iar<Nay dxYefsd the eons-
feTaflatssz saisrxtsssa cf tl.ss hcgf.- aud
frsm the fAyu7nkse impression sAeg new
es1ssrfsss. their esn be no ssoasss Int thss
"a TIE VERY near fatare the ssajSr psFsfSss
81 fae tsloaecsfer hshisg 1ess win hail
sras,s- and their srems have fs,ssr homes sE,.
the sua kissed shcres az Paxss Saaaa
Besow vsa Be fssiad q complete dist Of ali
rss-eis leadlUx Al : aad sorts:
AZ sEsTFLE.
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Dsa4 z&k what tsllsaa sas got. bat al
NnMt he haS not ret, ssS nmJ sec. 10 -
Tiers tsr 90 the fcsss- We do Is0s ssIn te Ses
tfcss sssys4r. haf uiH wait fili 10 morrow
$50 his nsasi 81 fs4sfrssaenis iscfore sssry
are gore Ask prizes We answer all q ae.
tons ckeurlaiiy. = eiceuss 81. Giis1n.
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workiax snen. asscufsuai Take year
= vss ard Aahscs ali the fafziiy. larger
me fAsasly the btsfcz Let tlsssrs al see
what can b. boagtt for g. Zoe. i-e aua zse
Il the sfinnrr-hHcsat bsssaae store, and
II entz. thanking yea FOR fi4e past. eafi
a-afst fstiSau
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We saw bin. he esii~d. We saw II, but
hc was oa the Fnzs 10 t,ilsoa's department
store He hesrd ef f6osc h,sx prices. and
aifcr nfxat fail ventafed out. Low ptices.
~qsisre dealing fszsts kia esssne. Taey al
sssne. Falsaw hls trail snd you eaa uos
1 so
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SOUND SHIPPING.
= NM vrym - ~ vuuuusu

rue KereiE. c.rx>~s ssfas Dts-
<AsrxvA - - ssssA s<sstss.
Hass.a. Dssr.very aaA Gnnsls
H.v. sAs n.are<ss lass ~ vsss<ss-
xss~s.
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GRAND EXCURSION
BASEBALL,

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YESTERDAYS RACES.



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We an closing ous oar ssiery. chss-
Ter tieAFy.
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Lace csps aud bonnefs. We are closing
them oas, osss prices tell the tale Chester
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We are eiosias cut "a our lawns Prizes
them Chester Clear
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Lace curtain nets. We are eiossnx them
cut as low as ~ cents. csesEer cleary.
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= cents to close line OF all pure woo
Albra;foss cloth. Chester Cieary.
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We are closing cut oar pafasess Chester
CleaFy
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We are einsing out our muslin uusierwesr
aad chiisirsn's dresses SaeStef Eleary