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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

ofthe Willamette University. saicm'
oregon.
The PAST school year has been Inc nlns'
surcessfll in its history Increased "Ueh.
dance and numbero of graduates. Ihr ,nos,
successnll music school on the NorlhWtS,
ninnn organ. pipc organ, violin al dorchrs
tn,i Instruments, vocal culture, harmony
couniet point and class teachinl,. plH,o
mas given on completion of course. lhe
musical director VIII he nssist.u os
able and efficient corp- OF teRchors. -eno
nnr caialogue y. NJ. PARNlN,
~ On, ,w Musical Director
Next term begins sept LIST, lSO.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

20, al. tst me - whss ae ycu gfve 70,
q inAtRsrsnt tone, Of . deotor. with WHOM
y - sligstly :cauaint.d. z. = net n,r
ISpN. 30 Dc .ws. We advtss you not to
nSlfeot that haeiins cough and arowsy
fesling. tbs coated tongue, the falling ef
petits, the indigestion and gensral iass.
tuAs anA debility that "tirea feeftrS,
g % many express It. Taks pr. fAroe',
Golden Medical Discovery, IN tine. sne
& VII not disarpoint. IL b net crly
Shs most wonderful alternative. Or blood.
0aosnssr, known to medical ssisAoe, but
also possssses superior nutxittve ~ tcnis
a. gtrsngth eiyi-g propsrtiee- II in
proves digestion rAa builds UP both fcst
and strength when. frou. any causs, tie,
are reduced b, Leg o healthy standard
Fer bronchial. Throat aAd Lung Dis
eAses, accompanied with lingering sousae,
the "9olten Medical Dfscovsyy" sSse-
futely uneQua.ri rs q remedy.
fur Weak Lung Splitting ef Boc1, Snort
Broaxh, Cousunpiive Nixht swaa0, and
kindred anectto1s, st surpaDss al otas.
medicines. It's the only lung fs0sdy, sold
BY drugyie.s. suxr. ntsed to beueAt or surv,
IN svery case, o. n;cney rsfundea.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24
LILLIAN F. SMITH,

.1The California Girl'' Is attracting great
crowds al her shooting room in the Bank
Block whore she gives marvellous eXhibi-
tons of her skin with The Riiir. Miss
smith will give instructions 10 Ladies' and
children IN the use of fire arms which is a
very good thing tn know, as II will many
times prevent accidents. Call at the shoot.
ing range at any time. a gold medal Is la
be presented IL the person making the
biggest score during our stay. g-J-2w
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II b. SOCTHWICK, Contractor and
T. builder. Well prepared to do all
kinds OF building aud guarantee satisfcss-
ton. +2l-lm
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r. A. R.-Sedgwick Post. No. 10, Depart
". ment OF Oregon, meets every Monday
evening at the hall over the Oregon Land
company's Office. Visiting comrades ara
cordially invited To attend.
ID. C. SHERMAN, Post Csiamader.
q. A. RASDLE, AdJulant.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

TOHN KNIGHT, blacksmith. Horse
q shocing and repairing speciality. Shop
at the foot Of Liberty street, salem, Oregon.
1en.f
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A NJ. CLOUGH, Undertaken. Embalner
"A. and Cabinet Maker, lG7 State ST..
Salem.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

FLSlE BAKER, Human Hair Empori.
IL um, Court street, third door from opera
house. Ventilated human hair curls .
speciality. Hair dressing in the latest
style.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

Le Rieh,u's Golden Bal.rm =,
Sutes thalcies. frs, anl = s,'onI 80.
s9restn the Legs md u dy; Sore - q
Eyes, rose. &C., Copper.e ior ii Bl,trb.
sypalliiic ,at,rih, diseased sealn aud al
primary io-.ls OF the disease Known n,
syPniln. Prtce, 50 90 per BAIL.
~ ntcmaus u ,idon Ealsam No
cures-reniary, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rhen.
mAtis'n, rams IN tho Bones, Palm Ia lie
meAu, paek of tho Neck, liberated 500
nIcat, sypnliitc Hash, Lamps and con.
acea ton :, Stiffness Of the Limbs, AMI
tss ta., ~ useaso from the system.
xns.her caused BY ind 'scroilon or abuf
nsfeury, leaving tho b, Dod pure anl
,co 70 20 per : oitio.
doto for tie euro Of Cono,ri,". c..
irritation Gravel, and all UTin.Ty y, CO.
~ aoasis Maa,sinsianse""nis' Prize 81 80 per
l.. hichsu's Golden Soarish Ia,
lection, f'rslyoge e.,,s on C,na,,b'''
Infllmml toy elect Strlcturcs a. E,tr.,,
~ } per Bottle.
Ls lsachnu's GoIt!en O'u,u,o,,
Tor tle en- ei.yo heq,,ngef ~ ~, u -
and er'intons. f'gi~oli tur m
10 ich.;u's Golea i'.' :.
anu Dfa ! g. '1inert; Iosi O. riiyH a nm
er. esesf, - over. sv-', ,o.t..ti,,.' ~
Pri.s e. 90 per Ecs.
.'ie u seIy!g.,
Cent 'Ysrl' Der, q. h. A.. ,.enr.,y ,.,,.A
per esprssa N' l''""
The Richards drug company. sxeuts "a
sna = ON Ef rkst street, ran Eranclsco ljai
c'rcuiAr mailed free,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

TOHS GRAY.-Cnntractor and builder
- Fine inside finishing a speciality 4S5
Commercial street, Salem Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

ID ]. LARSEN Manufacturer ofall kinds
L. of vehicles. Repairing a specially.
Only the best work turned oui, Shop Is
State street, next door To Scriber & Ponle,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

~ EO. HOEYE-Bsrber and Hair.dress-
VI. ing parlors. Finest baths in the city.
- Commercial Street, Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

Mar" p an In the towns among the best fn MIR
crculain, counies has
Oregon viii "n Ut she Eastern states studying
@ acuae info nation concerrng fruit growing farming
~ wv '"e ioe u trade nnd reUl e interests
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

w p. WILLIAMS. STENOGRAPHER
". and Typewritist. once with Capt.
tai city R'y. Co, lis state 81.
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n S. McNALLY, Architect, No. lS2
", State Street. Plans and specifica-
tions OF all classes of of buildings on short
notice. Superintendent OF work promptly
looxed after. 2-tf
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~ B. KNIGHT. Eclectic PHYSICIAN. office
~. lST Court street, salem Oregon. Pull
monary diseases speciality.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. W.-Protectiou Lodge No. 2, A.
"A. o. L. W., Salem, oregon. Meets each
Wednesday evening al its ball in state Iu-
sunnce block, corner Commercial and
Chemeketa streets Visiting and sojourn.
ing bgethren invited r. b. SoUTBwICK.
IRA EkB, Recorder. NJ "
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VI eers and Draughtsmen. Railroad sur
veys and estimating speciality. Once lS2
State street, up stairs. Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

DRAFT HUNT, attorneys at law, Salem,
] Oregon. Office over Bars jewelry store,
State street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

nR.J. u KEENE, Dentist. ONCE over
~ the White Corner, Court and Com.
mercial streets.
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John A. CARSON, Counsellor and At
81 terney-at-Lav. Member OF the Bar of
Ontario. Canada ONCE Luz State street,
salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-24

T A. APPLEGATE, attorney at law.
q. Fri-rs block. Commercial and State
streets, Salem, Or.
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tions north Of Koseburg East Portland
Oregon CITY, Woodburn, salem, Albany
Tangent, shields, Hal,cy. Harrisburg
junction CITY, Irving and Eugene.
RosEBuRG MALL DAILY,
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TyILMON FORD. attorney al law, Salem.
i Oregon. Office upstairs in Pattor's
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

T ]. SHAW. Attorney.at-I Law, Salen,
u, Oregon. Ofiice FIRST door TO the lei>
at head OF Stair in the rear OF Lsdd &
Bushs bank.
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ExpREss TRAIN DAILY ExcKrrsusDAY

AT Albany and Corvallis connect with
.rains OF Oregon Pacific railroad.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-04
EAST OF TEE ROCKIES.
An Insane YounS Wife Attempts TO
Kill Herself.
SALE OF CALIFORNIA HORSES.
An Englishman Arrested for Muir
der at Niagara Falls-The
Louisiana Lottery.
lsrEc1AL DISPATCHES TO THE EzcoRD-UNoN.l
REASON DETHRoNED.
A Young Woman Assaults Her Husband
and Kills Her Child.

MONTICELLO IN. W, March 3d-Mrs Cath
crime Wolf the young wife of John Wolf OF
Morgans, this county, stole up behind her hus-
band few days ago and telled him with g
club.
God has ordered me to kill you, John," she
exclaimed
Wolf, though stunned, was able TO prevent his
WIFE, who had evidently become suddenly in
sane, from carrying out her purpose, and sue
ceeded in quieting her
She gave no further evidence OF arrangement,
and her husband supposed the insanity was
only a temporary fit, and thought no more
about it.
On Thursday last he went home from his
work, and his wife and their youngest child,
aged two years, were missing. He searched the
premises, but could not find the missing ones.
He then alarmed the neghbors and an or
kept up through the day and all night Thurs
day night but not q trace of the unfortunate
woman could be found.
Late on Sunday forenoon a person not be-
longing to the searching party was passing
through the lonely woods five miles from Nor
gan's village and discovered woman sitting
on a big rock in the middle of Morgan's creek.
The water was quite deep between the shore
and rock, and the discoveIer of the woman
recognized her as Mrs. Wolf, and being unable
to get an answer to his repeated calls, he waded
out to the rock and carried her ashore. As she
from the feet to the armpits 1t was plain she
must have waded to the rocks probably the day
or night before. She was taken by her rescuer
to the nearest house and word sent to her home
and her husband summoned.
The poor woman's mind was entirely gone,
and she was nearly dead from exposure. The
child has not been found, and it is believed Mrs.
Wolf Is handsome woman of 25 years. she will
be sent 10 an asylum.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-04
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
Arrest of Young Eng1ishman who Has
Several Aliases.

NIAGARA FALLS IN ", March 3d-J Burch-
ell, who identified the body of a murdered man
found near Princeton, Ont, as that OF F. c. Ben
WELL of London, England, was arrested here
this morning on suspicion of being the mur-
derer. Benwell Burchell and wife and a
young man named Peley formed an English
party which came to America on the steamer
Britannia. All came here suhquently. Ben
well is alleged to have gone West, and Pelley
went to New York and was expected back last
night.
The police are confident that they have the
right man.
1t is understood that something happened
while the party was at Buffalo that will throw
considerable light upon the mystery. 1t has
been learned since the arrest that Burchell was
in this place q year ago. accompanied by his
wife, who is with him now, and stopped at the
Imperial Hotel, registering as Mr.. and Mrs. Som
erset.
They arrived at midnight and remained only
q day or two Upon their return on February
10Th last they went TO the same hotel and the
proprietor recognized them. They renewed
their acquaintance, but Somerset said that on
account of his good family connections and his
coming on this trip to trade in horses he took
the name of Burchell, and wished to be called
and known by that alias.
BurcheH is dark complexioned and about so
years OF age. His wife is slender rather pleas
ant-faced blonde, and has the appearance of
being highly educated and refined English
woman. Pelley is about p years old. He has
fair complexion and is well educated and re-
fined. He is said to be the son of clergyman
in England. When asked if he had known
Burchen any length of time before he left Eng
land. he said not long, but that he knew Mrs.
BurchelPs family well.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-04
TREIR PROGRAMME.
How the Democrats viii Test the Ruling
of Speaker Reed.

WASHINGTON, March 3i.-The Democratic
programme 10 test the consiitutionallty OF the
transaction of any business by the House Of
Representatives without 2 quorum voting has
been substantially agreed upon.
Ii is proposed that John o. Pendleton, who
was unseated by vote of less than quorum,
shall make q claim upon the treasury for the
pay TO become due him as a member Of the
House OF Representatives from the First Con-
gressional District Of West Virginia.
Upon the iistllowing of this claim by the ac-
counting ofticeIs, he will proceed to bring suit
in the Couri of Claims. andin case of an adverse
decision will take an appeal to the Supreme
Court of the United states, where a motion Will
al 0 be made 10 adyancs the case as one affect
ing great public Interests
In case the hearing in either the Couit of
Claims or the Supre.ne Court of the United
states should be very much retarded, another
plan has been suggested. 1. is 70 have Mr.. PEN
dleton bring nandamus suit TO cOrnpel the
auditing and payment of his salary, on the
ground that he is still a member Of Congress. as
he could not be uhseated by less than p consii-
tutionaI msjOrity. and that the auditing and
payment OF his salary is purely ministerial
act.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-04
REDUCED RATES.
A Small Cut in Overland Rates TO Chi
cago and New York.

cago and New York.
SAN Francisco, March 3d-"s4C-To Chicago
-s40' was the alluring placard displayed to-day
in front of the Milwaukee and st. Paul agency on
Montgomery street. AS this announced rate
was cut of 81 so from the rate that second
class tickets from here to Chicago have been
selling for, a fairly good business resulted.
More tickets TO points east of the Missouri
were sold during the first half OF the day than
were sold during most of last week. It was a
field day for the st. Psul agency, as this WAS
the only Iowa line making the cut During the
day dispatches from headquarters East came to
different agencies, and the result of them will
be that tomorrow reduced overland rates will
announced by all ticket sellers.
The cut grows out of the cut of the Burli1g-
ton, Northern and the Milwaukee and st. Paul
for St. Paul business. The latter line is now re-
taliating for a previous war in northwestern
business brought on by the Burlington people.
1t was late Saturday that Local Agent Allen of
the st. Paul received a dispatch from Assistant
Passenger Agent Heaffoid at Chicago, notifying
him of cut IN rates between Kansas City or
Council Bluffs and Chicago of IS 50 on firstciass
Bnd 81 so on secOnd-class business
The Interstate Commerce Association was
notified last Friday, according TO requirements,
that the new rate would go iuto effect to-day.
The result of this cut rate between the river
and Chicago is to make the thr ugh first class
rate from this city to Chicago SOS instead of
SIS 30; this city to New York, SIS instead of
800 65. The second-class to Chicago is reduced
from s47 so to $40; to New York from this city
to S57.
The agencies of other Iowa lines with st. Paul
connections at Kansas City sod tickets at the
cut rate According to instructions, their COM
panles will meet the cut on their own lines to-
morrow. The Southern Pacific Railroad also
will then make their through rates to suit the
cut of the Iowa lines. and General Passenger
Agent Goodman SO notified all Iowa line agents
to-day. Mr.. Heafford explains the reason for
the cut of the st. Paul as follows: These re-
ductions are ordered in accordance with our
policy of not discriminating between localities
brought about by reason of the present reduced
rates from and via st. Paul"
Close observers of railway affairs say that the
present rate-cutting is only the beginning of
war, the end of which no one may see.
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so much notoriety lately, attempted to escape
from the Pest-house yesterday by jumping over
the fence He broke his leg in the vain attempt.
DEATH OF A MILLIONAIRE.
Colonel J. MervynI Donahue died this even
ing at O'Clock, aged thirty years.
TWO SUDDEN DEATHS
The Coroner's Jury, in the case of Geo. Becker,
who died suddenly yesterday under peculiar
circumstances, has adjourned until Thirday to
give the physicians time for an analysis of the
stomach.
Ed Martin Cofresh, aged forty, died suddenly
this afternoon OF chronic alcoholism.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
The Civil Service examination will be held
tor custom House positions, April lst. No ap
plications received within twenty days of that
date Will be considered
NAIL ONCE MORE RY RAIL.
The Railway Mail Service authorities entered
into contract to-day to re-establish mail sery-
ice by land between this city and Portland,
Oregon
The Letter Carriers Mutual Aid Association
have had prepared handsome testimonial to
be presented to the widow of S. S. Cox in recog-
milton OF his services.
PRISON DIRECTORS.
The Prison Directors met in the parlors of the
Palace Hotel this afternoon. The petition OF
the Union Iron Works for change in the speci-
fication in the contract for the power house at
the Folsom Prison was denied.
The proposition of the lone Coal and Land
Company to sell to the state 1900 acres of land
for s6 900, and donate 100 acres. and the propo-
sition OF B. Isaacs, to sell his two bitches and
reservoir for Si5,G0t, were accepted.
DILLoN's RECEPTION.
The Grand Opera House was packed this
evening with Irish sympathizers to hear Dillon
speak on Home Rule in Ireland. The sale of
seats netted over 5000. That together with
the subscriptions already promised, will net
over S. e,0OO. the amount Dillon asked the peo-
pie of this city to subscribe.
SPORTING MATTERS.
At the meeting of the Directors of the Califor-
mia Athletic Club this evening Jack Dempsey
was given permission to fight at Portland.
The Directors allowed Needham and Kerrigan
S475 each for expenses in training for their late
fight
Billy Mccarthy signifed his willingness to box
Turner (colored) of Stockton for purse of
S1,500.
The glove scandal matter was postponed until
the next meeting.
Jim Corbett was tonight appointed boxing
instructor OF the Olympic Club.
DANGEROUSLY ILL.
Remi Chabot, of water works fame is lying
dangerously i'll at his Oakland residence. 1t is
supposed to be from the effects of his leg which
he broke six years ago, and which never got
entiraly we'll
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-04
The Mathematics of Debt.

Teacher Ito class in arithmetic)
man borrowed 800 to pay one-seventh of
his debts: What are his debts ~
The Quick Pupil-''Six hundred dol
lars; he owed seven and he's paid one"
The Bright Pupil-"Seven hundred dol
lars, for he still owes the hundred he has
borrowed"
The Youthful Seer Eight hundred
dollars and ten cents"
Teacher-"How do you obtain that re-
suit p
The Y. S.-"He blowed in the hundred
agin the bank tryin' to get hunk with the
game, and then the dealer lent him ten
cents out'n the drawer to git a plate Of
ham and for dinner"-Nec York Sun.
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DID NOT COUNT THE COST.
The Terrible Sequel to Young Married
Woman's Folly.


PORT HURON (Mich.). March Sd The pretty
wife of druggist H. C. Kril was trapped b5 her
husband in an escapade with John Nelson, q
clerk in the Commercial Bank, and her mind
has given away under the resulting disgrace.
She is q cultivated woman of 35 years and the
mother OF three interesting children. and her
relations with her husband had always been
pleasant until short time ago. when Nelson
became altogether too attentive and az last the
gossips became SO busy with their names that
shocking stories reached Krill, who said moth
ing tc his wife, but concluded to investigate.
On Tuesday he kissed her good-by and told
Thursday. Nelson and Mrs. Krill Immediately
had meeting.
The husband, who had only gone to Detroit,
and returned late on Wednesday afternoon,
burst into the house soon after the arrival of
Nelson, and confronted the surprised couple
and drew revolver Nelson begged for mercy,
and was spared on The condition that he leave
the city at once and never return.
Mrs. Krill acknowledged her error and was
forgiven by her husband.
The affair would probably never have been
made public but for the facs that Mrs. Krin be-
came insane yesterday, and drove her mother,
sister and children into the street. Chief of Po-
lice Petit was notified and hastened to the
house, where he found Mrs. Krill in a terrible
frenzy. She recognized the officer and shot at
him, but missed her mark. Her husband, after
a time, Quieted her, and then told the Chief
that she had become wild over the affair, and
had written to Nelson not to leave town.
Chief Petit attempted to secure the revolver,
which Mrs. Krill had placed on table, and
succeeded sitter desperate struggle with the
demented woman. subsequently, she became
calm, her husband promised to keep watch over
her. and the officer withdrew.
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned assignee of JOHN BREW
SrER. an insolvent debtor, will on SATURDAY,
March 5, 1890, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the County
Courthouse door. corner of Seventh and
streets. in Sacramento City, Sacramento county,
Cal, sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, the outstanding notes and accounts
owing to said JOHN BREWSTER. and the
books of account kept BY him, with the right to
the pui chaser of said books TO collect the ac
counts against the debtors whose names appear
on said hooks. 6. B. SMITH, Assignee.
February 27. 1890.
CLINTON L. WHITE. Attorney for Assignee
fn7- .fdTuThG
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-04
MURDEROUS APACHES.
A Freighter Killed, His Wagon Burned

WILCOX, March Information just received
says yesterday afternoon q freighter named
Herbert was foully murdered by the Indians.
his wagon burned and horses stolen, at post
on the freight road about nine miles from Fort
Thomas near Point of Rocks.
The military telegraph line was destroyed by
the cutting of pole and stealing portion of
the wire, thus cutting off communication be-
tween the military posts. The committal of the
crime was reported by carriers to Fort Thomas
and San Carlos.
Lieutenant Clarke from, the former place with
troops was quickly ordered out and reached the
scene of the murder shortly after midnight.
The corpse was found and sent to Fort Thomas
this morning. Ranches are reported to be
abandoned. Communication was restored by
Lieutenant Clarke, who repaired the wire.
Lieutenant Watson, with Indian scouts and
troops, also arrived on the scene from San
Carlos.
They all took the trail early this morning.
Particulars are very meager as to the number
of Indians implicated, or the direction taken by
them. If Geronimo and his gang of pfous fol-
lowers were now located at Fort Sill. where
General Crook is doing his utmost to get them,
Arizona would be in a fair way to again expert
ence the difficulties of the early days.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

HAVE PLACED ON SALE FOR THE
week beginning MONDAY, February oath :
Red Knit Underwear (ages to II years.. all
wool. so cents per suit also, White Merino.
same ages, at S. cents per suit or 20 cents per
garment We have in stock suits at s., Sc, 81. IS
and $40. equally as good as some sold at much
hieher figures in other places As for Overcoats.
Won can save az the very least S. on first-class
garment. Coats heretofore sold for SIS, now sac.
those SO now SIS, those sl5 now SO; we also
have 8 few left which we are selling at " %, sS
Sd S. IS and S7-aIi less than cost. Call and get
our prices. No trouble to show goods. and we
have but ONE PRICE. CHARLES ROBIN, PIo-
neer Clothier 6I2 and Ga < street. fe23-Su