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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
PERSONAL MENTION.
Hon. j. ID. Lee,of The DAlles is on
the streets Of Salem to-day.

Hon. j. ID. Lee, of The Dalles is on
the streets Of Salem to-day.
State SenatorJ. b. Luoney, of JEFF
ferseu, is doing business in the city
to-day.
Supt. Geo. =. Downing, of the
state prison, is in Portland this after.
noon on business for the state.
A. G. Burnett, district attorney ct
Santa Rosa, California, is in the eli D
visiting his cousin, Geo II. Burnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bowie return.
ed To Portland this afternoon, hav-
ing had a pleasant visit with their
cousins, G. /. Ksller's family.
Mrs. Knight. Of East Portland.
mother of Rev. p. :. Knight, re-
turned home this afternoon after a
pleasant visit with her son and his
family.
Mr.. and Nrs. Harry Stapleton re-
turned this afternoon from pleas
ure v'sjtat Newport They sny it j.
warmer just now on the coast than
in The valley.
Jacob Mitchell of the Salem flour
ing mills. went to Portland this AZ
ternoon, accompanying his wife's
sister, Mrs. Hood, who HAS been
here visiting them.
Superintendent Perkins, Of the
salem Iron works, went 10 Portland
this afternoon, looking up some i'm
portant jobs for the institution and
also To engage a few machinis,s To
meet the demands of constantly in
cTva~iug work.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

RECREATION FOR CoNvICTs. -
Some persons question the acton Of
Superintendent Downlug in allow
ing prisoners at the penitentiary to
amuse themselves and their fellow
convicts. or visitors by theatrical
performances ON festive occasions,
but il seems from the following San
Quentin dispatch OF July 4th, that
the California authorities are not
averse 10 such action, and the same
is true ot other states: Lest night
the stripeleSs residents and t.. day
the striped ones were given very
pleasant exhibition Of the stage abil-
lilies Of the colvicts Thc subject Of
an entertainment TO take place on
the Fourth OF July was broichcd by
the convicts throu n letter to War
deu MeCOmb, who cheorfully gave
then, the required permission and
all the assistance To make every
thing agreeable The stage was
erected in the library, and tue pris-
overs spare time was given in max.
ing preparations and rehearsing.
Long before the hour of the COM
mencement OF the entert inmcnt the
residents OF this place and people
from san Rafael and san Francisco
hocised TO The library. The program
consisted ofius,iumental and vocal
music tragedy and comedy, and
nDGwiths. -udiug the unavoidable
rudpness ot the stage effects, which
we've Of convict manufacture, was
rendered ia a reilly pleasing man
ner as was shown by The frequent
annuWs of an appreciative audience.
Hverihiug pusssed OF quietly and |
orderly and everybody present de- I
clared il a success In every respect. .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
NHATEA TUBULAR WELL?
B, Sur 70 Read and GET u Oha.

A genuias Dabulkr vel ! s,ousrr-,.rs., a.,
potiiag iowa thrSS inch iror pir,f- NH
~ CpcntDs> cxtNe11 Top and bais.iua. ~
1r can sgt iu anV only pure water - -
So oS@ Anis = tie onlY Gind "a VEL thaf
eorsls ana luss,,ls canusi - ma 49, 1.
30 hufclN su.tstU walter Frysof aut ~
= AsnHrd thn1Ds0 The csUent sirzns Al
4e ptn uNtug Nattr. 10 h ps1sitiNelr n
i,n.A klna cf vel thasg l. WQTih buiidire n
lai> cAuifN james A, b. sosrts. So
~ as-lgN neaF lair gr1lln1s uaAkes ths,.
sels TERMS rs,ssalacls. ll years expsri-
Wv E1i-ln-t-Su.-w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

INSANE CoMMITMENT.-The sher-
ifr of Coos county and au assistant
came in this afternoon with a young
man for treatment at the asylum.
He is a terribly sad looking wreck,
physically as well as mentally, be-
ing scarcely able TO move.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
SNln /, The him

People may sneer al styles an
they like, hut no one. young az old.
wants 10 80 dCaS>ed ia an outland
ish manner. Whether it be hat.
gloves, tie o. suit, whatever the sea.
Son, OF grade ~ goOis. Johnson.
Booghby 4 Co, will give you the
latest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
Cut in Meats.

SALEM, Oregon, July l., 1890
NcCrow * Willard wish to call the
attention Of the people to the fact
that they will not be underSold in
meats. Notice advertisement in an
other column. 6-l7 div
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

Try the Capitol Adventure Co,
new grocery store for bargains IN
that line, Fresh groceries. pro
visions, oraLges, bananas, candies
ana vegetables always on hand.
Best delivery rig in the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
BORN

WALKER.-To Mr.. and Mrs. T. +.
Walker, Wednesday, July l6, 1890,
q son.
SCHONAEEII-To Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry Schomaker, on Thursday
afternoon, July l.. 1880. a son.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
A Cnre for Sick Headache.

This distressing complaint is de to an
inactive or sluggish liver or couNt,pa e9
hnTeis which derlnges the stomach and
disturbS the nervous system causing az
illness and an oppressive duh pain IN Tue
head, omen 50 severe as % prevent any re-.
or sleep. one OF DIR. Gums Improved
Liver Pills will releave you OF all the pam
IA misery and n few more doses will cor
rect the liverand stomach and regulate the
bowels. While these pills are small, easily
ia ken. and mild and gentle in their action
thero is no medicine mand that VIII SO ell
fectually cure sick headache. . cents a
box, sold by Smith & steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

Aconf1agration at Rosenalr, Hun
gary, destroyed the parish church,
synagogue and seventy houses. A
number of firemen were injured
while combating the flames.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

WELLS WELLS, Wells driven,
wells dug; wells repaired; on fair
terms \. DaTT, South Salem. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

f.Sl trains VI Pullman N-,r.r.--.
,s,..S -. - nom s-eeFers, dluirE e.-, ~
- - - - ol latest d. En. te-vagr t-r,..-
a., SI1 N-Earkee and -. Paul ana n ~.
. Essi Iraias With PuLuan v5s-srrr-s
S-- - Ill--- see FErs. dining t-r~ .--l
- - - e- 'alesi Cfs.El. tFIuer1 trr--.--
= ~ : ~ A1keg ard Ashland au5 Is-r.--r
- - I ------Al Ne-Tlt t-.e dawn
-. - ~ and eolo1isI sisspTrs "a rrs 49,
F1rtlAnd. o.. - N--l---- ana
" @NsllSnl trains % ana E71r- F-s-s--
80. ss.sIn 2, Nor hsru and csur-aI W...-.--
- tsl--.S, aIll1 iEE uls1 slsss $500 -
- -A,.-A ~ a-Ae>la Pond Gu ~ I-r-
-, -, > nah. Aelesha. t'h.prevs SIX
- -A-rs, h-r.zy, NlS. and I--.-u-,--f
AIl bssseu-sr, Mteh.
- rs -As->, s.rvplDE car resarrerr-|-.
.----e te--se and other l1c1rr1srf1, er-rr
:. - -ss-ts a1ys here il rLe U1rEi Si.r.-.
N--1- >.E AIN~LIE
j. N. AANFORu- VS.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

Ne DUEL TINES kNowN.-The-e
Is DO Such thing - 8 dull season
-rE=oiEsi al Ho.ver>1n's dry goods
emporium. Syt his new announce
urut ut prices.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

Smoke The Ia Perfecta' made bv
f, be Pacific Cigar Factory. Call for
* al your dealer dms
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

ELECTRIC FIRE ALARM.-One Of
the most necessary adjuuets of the
Salem fire department is some means
ot turning i'm AN alarm from distant
parts @. the city, that there may be
as little delay as pos IDLE in reach
ing The fire. This was forribly rec
ognized Wednesday night, when
persons coming in from the country
drove a mile or more after seeing the
flames before the alarm bell rang
such q loss ci ume with fire
in "a dwelling house might cost liz
entire destruction, while with inn
mediate notice the department
might save il with but Slight loss
The writer does not know the ex-
rtu>e of an electric alarm system,
but thinks il should command the
attention of the city council at n,
early day as il can lie afforded.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

NoE A PEENIUN.->ea adv. u
Ne.>.sr,s Dictionary in This paper
l. contains valuable Information for
the public.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

Oil and gasoline stoves in great
variety and cheap, at Steiner x Bios
er's
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

That is what we want on any
subject. and two arc electric lights
make store at night just as bright
as day. This is important in Sc
lecting clothes, and you get the ben
eft of it at Conud's,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

F0R SAIF oar RENr. Desirable
cottage, Enquire al 2G fnout
street. fdA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18


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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
rrRMs nF snR-t,R1PTtoN.

lOTToCIIOnS VIII DC nUUo ON Isl UuU I0In
of month. subscribers will please leave
money for carriers at house or whereon it
Is delivered, 50 as TO cause no delays in
collections.
rHE EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL rcgu-
iarly receives the afternoon aSsoctated
press disprtches.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
GILBERT & PATTERSON.

Dealers in Groceries, Crockey,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc, Sole
Agents for Eplcure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
Why Don't You
Subscribe for the
EAST OREGONIAN ?

Daily, $50 year $40 for six months;
semi-weekly. $3.50 year; sl25 for six
months; Weekly, Sis year, sl.oO for six
months. THE EAST GRECO
MAN will give you the news, both local
and general. Il is Democratic in every
thing, even in politics. II aims 10 be just
and lair, even ifit has TO be aggressive and
step on oorns." It would rather be right
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Address
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

NHNs-Why guy Imported
ptarhcN 81 hen yuU can get the
chvicc>' iu>l fresh from the trevS an
tar-tr * Co.'S r.tu at wholesale aud
nrlai.9
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
IN THE U. 5. COURT


The lyman j.. Bal estate. Harvey
J HOl s.eI, executor, NGs again n the
United states CouTl Yesterday. ln TIE
ease of tne Northwestern Mulual Lie
Insurance Company versus the eaeca-
tor. = de0Tee N4s gatered oIderng me
foreclosure ~ . e.. .534 6S mortgage
anon the Bal block on CanaHst
William X. Fox brought sult aga INST
Willis J Perkins aud Hartford J PEI
kius. involving patent infringement
Yesterday Was arguel motion % the
defendants for az injunction restrain
mg tie plaintiff from issaiug certain
threatening circulars sad to have been
sent out ~ pianuf 10 lulure Their
bus ness. Judge Seyerens takes the
matter under Amusement.
There Was partial hearing yester-
dav. ln the suit u the FaFrel Fo0ndry
Company versus the Farmers Rolling
Mn Company on pleAd.ngs AID proofs.
There j. Judgment against the defend
ant company. % 1882, and the present
suit ! looking 70 tne proper handing
OF the assets OF the lnSOiyent company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
The NURPHY-RYAy CASE
Is Disposed of and the Young Men
Go Free.
The State of Mississippi vs.. John l. sui
livan, PugiiSt, Cited "a a Preced-
ent-Referred TO the Hawbucks.

The Murphy-Ryan case is disposed of
and The young men who entertained a
select audience at the Boulevard one
crisp October night, Will have no more
trouble in consequence of the affair.
The heart of Prosecuting Attorney
Stuart has not undergone a recent
change, but combination of circum-
stances over which he had no control,
placed the affair in a shape that could
not be- reached by the law.
The principal difficulty in the way of
the prosecution was the law itself,
which makes the engaging in a fight
in the nature Of prize fight" mis-
demeanor punishable by the law. The
law fails TO state what would st,ru-
tute such an Ottense, or what the line
of demarkatiOu is between prize fight
and the offence mentioned.
The prosecutor SIMPLY charged the
general Ofieu~e IN the information be
cause, Justice Westtall had decided
that charge oil prize fighting could
not be maintained. 4 representative
OF the TELEGRAd-HERALD was first put
upon the stand 10y tine prosecution, and
was allowed To inform the jury that be
was meek AMI lOwly reporter, when
l. VI. Turner, the attorney Tor the dc.
tense, arose ana objected TO any eVl-
dcnce beng taken on the lnforniatioh'
because 10 dld not specify or particular
ize any acts of tine defendants IN con-
neCt.On with the affair, and, therefore.
was not ln conformity WITH the const.-
tuuon- He c.ted e number 0l auihori-
ties, among them the cas' Oh the state
"a Nlss,,s ppi against Jona J.. SilliVan,
aud Judge GrJFe hnaiiy sustained the
objection. lc prosecuting attorney
then asked leave to amend the iniotna-
ton and tne court allowed nim 70 do 10.
\ clause, -tftl2 'iat lne sa'd james
Murpu y ANA Ia9ih's f'y ln GA lhen
and th'TetA5iS % .'i'''iie'li ~ ''l.in p
one aaol1tr ior ,a'h ''il>ia iaerftlon
5o-Nlt tae gate te'e. .fS' 'iltI one az
.i' o.a'f -np.l-1 ot H'i.aA' % "n..i
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
AN ANXIOUS INQUIRY.
Why Are Not the Salaries of Assistan
librarians Graded:


Last February. the Board of Educa-
ton passed a resolution making some
change IN the salaries of assistant
Librarians and also in the methods of
payment. 1t was ordered that the SAL
aries be Graduated according TO the
length of the time OF service. For the
first six months of service the salaries
were To be so per month; fol the
second SIX months, S3l; third, sd: and
so on, until, after two years OF service,
salaries were TO be uniform at $50 per
month.
Several months having elapsed, and
no change from the old uniform 1888
per month having yet taken place,
some of the assistant librarians began
To wonder why it was so.
James +. Mcbride, one of the board,
explains that the new arrangement can
not take effect until the expiration of
the year for which the present assis-
tant Librarians are employed. More
over, ne says, the arrangement was de-
signed more particularly to new spplI-
cauts. 1t is furthermore ordered by
the board that no one be engaged IN
the future, except after successfully
passing an examination, similar T.
that required OF teachers. After ths
expiration OF the year. all applicants
inclu ling the present force, will be re-
qured TO take the examinations.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
DECIDEDLY RICH.
Palmer's Withdrawal Has Lelt The
Lspeer Farmer Ahead
c. v. KAIEISS ALMOST FORCOTIn
H0n. James n. Tarnsr Has h~"s IA
thusi@stie fTisads ia the : ats-A
SUMMARY OF the Resgits OF
s1neEous Interviews
From the Detroit Journal

From the Detroit Journal
The Detroit J9araal ths week mas
printed several columns OF interviews
with leading Republicans OF Michigan,
giving their choice Tor Governor, their
op.niOu on the Mckinley Grlt bIi,
pension legislation, the Auditor General
system OF collecting delinquent taxes,
and now Gov. Luce's candidacy Tor
United States Senator is regarded.
Every mail brings IN fresh interviews.
Those received yesterday and today
bear a .surprising resemblance both IN
sentiment and Language 10 the inter-
views which have been published M the
J0arHQt. SO marked ls thls that the
reading OF them is mOnOtOnCus. Not
wltnstandng ms withdrawal Irom the
race, Thomas W. Palmer Is named
by large majority OF the
Republicans interviewed as tnelr
flrst choice TOR Governor. In the IN
ttrylews received and not published be-
cause OF their similarity 10 those given
IN these columns, Rich and Turner
nave many friends, and quite a num-
=
and second choice. Sometimes u Is
Rich that Is put first, and sometimes
Turner. Mr.. Watkins seems 70 be Al
most forgotten. Gov. Luce ls not
spoken of as being a strong candidate
tor Senator. The Auditor General sys-
tenn Is condemned by all who nave read
the Journal expose OF that pernlclous
SYSTEM. The tariff bill Is not over
warmly indOrsed.
In the hight of these interviews it ap-
pears that II all the Republicans of
Michigan were 10 gather together today
To choose a standard bearer, Tom
Palmer would be the choice OF vast
II he would consent 10 accept
the nomination. Next 10 Palmer, the
choice would fall on Rich. This IL the
sentiment OF the masses of the party.
What may be done by a convention
made up of delegates elected by or
through the influence of the Office
holding class, is OF course another
thing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

further answered. tl4L 30 ad not pro-
less ~ sHe4r trO-1 memory olg troD
TIE bcck
Captain Kinney AS next pat on The
stand for tie prosecution. He SD
Have been c4pt4ln Cf tins company
tso years knss the accused. Jo4l
Dekrult, be did not apply l. Re excused
during tlA- uarter a. any time, reg l-zf
drills were held every Monday slt IA
the quarter after January -"
Ca cToss-cA4nll nation sltLess s4la
A valid excuse foE absence ffOm
regular Aouday evening drill would oe
connneut 0y reason 0f iilness or
absence from the clty. Ii a man has a
business engagement or any cthef good
excuse, y o. applies 70 the captain. ne
: generally excused II a member
vas a drug clerk and when the time
came Tor him 10 drii, and his employer
would not ALLOW nm leave the store, be
would be entitled 10 an excuse, Il ne
asked the captain for Il. / do not knOw
whether the accused voted Tor me Tor
captain or not; the principal business
done by the company On the evening
Of March Il, lSs0, was 10 have COM
pany dTll and a company meeting, l
was not resp0ns Die for the action
whereby twensv-fOur members We're
discharged Oh March T., ! did not talk
70 up among those who stood by ne al
the election that they should be SO
dropped it : not a tact that men Mere
dropped OF attempted 10 be AT that
meeting, who had not been delinquent
az drills"
Here the court adjourned shortly al
Ter II O'Clock, until o'clock tins even
ing, with Capt. Kinney still on the
stand. The trial OF the first case has
not yet been finished, and there are
twenty-five others - be tried. Capt.
Rogers Was asked what compensation
the state allowed the members OF the
court. He replied, Il don't think We
want 20 talk % reporters any more; Col.
McGurrn and MAJOR Rose got into
trouble by talking 10 "a reporter. Ii
ne should tell what we got for this peO-
pie might think We We're working 4 soft
snap"
General Rutherford yesterday said
TO the TELEGRAN-llFRALD, 81 regret ex-
eeedugly that Col. McGurrin and
Major kose should nave been led 10
express their opinion IN the case 10 the
public before the case had come 10
trial. Ii was a highly lnjudiciOus action
and would dlsqualIfy any Judge IN the
land Tor hearing the case.
These gentlemen state that they
have been making a thorough and care
full study of the military law. That
may be true, but they Will find that ali
the cartridges we are firing are not
blanks"
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
LOADED WITH KNOWLEDGE.
The Committee on the New Police Build
ing Return with pointers.

superintendent Eastman ana com
M ssloners Hawkins and LOetigert
brought home. mgnt before last, the
fresh knowledge for which they went
away, concerning police stations and
other matters IN the line OF police
administration. Thlr journey took}n
visits 20 Detroit and Chicago, and H 7
inspe 10 was made OF the -
affair, va those two cities. Ii was tNe.r
design. when they LETT Grand Rapids,
10 visit Cleveland, but for some reason
their plans were changed.
At both the cities visited, the travel
ers were received with great cordlallty,
and were cOurteously given every
opportunity To make their investiga-
tons. The consequence ls that tie
commissioners return laden with the
sort of knowledge necessary TO make
the future police building Of this city
the equal OF any in the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

We're vo, aware NAJEsTT" ro- Csn
DEPAkIAfFI ana Nl if fh iifh
co.'s E made W also keI foI nc o torsts NJ
tfIDEIN~ CORSET WAISTS sfs Gao s hitR
Iufl,i
.tg snd upwards rffaN'f ,'Ni
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

,,tls,Nt 70 t.t st4tsNAS-stsNNS.
KALAMAZOO. Mich, May 9.-Mrs. Gus
Hecht, the wife OF prominent clother,
died here this evening OF consumuon.
She had just returned from Western
trip. Her parents live IN Lansing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
Observation-Disclosures

Now that upon naturally
KttrC Cool" \
notr roCl m R
our
stis
imagine
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

W. Mosqrarc
Clx.s lupnt great
toorng thc erlr.ue ow prloe
Inc IS com way Parry Gov street r eots
.aadC .frerfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

reog Ihf
ba,l ths sderat
Nsalc
Novelties Nil s wonder 10 thep SPRING C0NfAAA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

largest and finest line Of INFANTS
u and our prices guaranteed the lowest.
"a S-Jj
ndreusC Caps
infants an
Infants Long oIEe, cents 10 S)VV
IN il Dio
jersey Bands SHIRTS, B.ts etc
81
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

Examine the fine display TRIMMINGS which o
fts "a
,sflsu ur toe r,,e
.ssufion. Nef
st.r offered n
4 4 agko
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

n he sye
ehayrl a
much m
SPRING COMRAAA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
VISIT our CARPET DEPARTMENT

the beatiu des1s NOQUEIIA BRUSSELS. VENEIs aud wiLroN
REAL CURTAINS FINE NolTiNGHAM LACE ltkfAlNs
YOU suit yourselves
torn dWiu motto
hnt artistic designs and sollase
eA4DNA's A " - a COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

of Jackets complete
to 500 s25 and 81 99 sna upwards
Lace
IN cosd d Venetian Cords end silks ri -i
~ EardA S5of. 500, - tIThros
canes r. Ill from 500 f25a 81 - en1 upvsrd
and ItANfldNfs sitatfl shades
and c-lors irons $50 and upwards
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10


~ ~ ~ a COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
uOSrcRY--Hose for lhe ladles. Ho.e ~

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
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prices 70 and upwards
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

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la'les' towns %, 90 and upwards
drawer 3 81, a.,
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

pforsFs SIX CIuDREVs JERsEY SUITS SHOULDER
V0L 81 FTIF~ ard AIDED variety.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
CLOSING OUT SALE! !!
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