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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-06-07

DECORATION Day was more gen.
orally observed this year than ever
before. These tributes to patriot
ism and the memory of our brave
dead are certainly commendable and,
we trust, will never be forgotten,
but we owe a duty to the living
also. While we remember the ma
tons heroes who have answered to
the last roll call, let us also remem-
Der those who are in need of some
hing more tangible and material
5han mere praise for their heroism
and devotion. Liberal pensions for
the survivors is what is needed
most. Appreciation is doubtless
sweet to the soldier who has sacri-
feed time and health in the service
Of his country, but mere words can
never pay the debt we owe. 1t is a
debt, Notwithstanding it was pat
riotiSm alone that inspired their en-
listment, and the nation cannot
afford to ignore that debt. Unlock
the treasury and reduce the surplus
by simple act of fairness. The
question of charity is not under con-
sideration. The nation oreS its
brave defenders a comfortable iv-
ing. They have been very patient
and have subsisted for a quarter of
a century very largely upon promis-
es and now they should demand
what is legally and morally due
them and all good citizens should
see to it that their demands are en-
forced. Honor to the dead. Just
ice to the living.
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ATTORNEY General L. B. Kellogg
will receive a denomination, we
think, without opposion. He has
been untiring in his efforts to enforce
the laws, and has the ability neces-
sary to fill this important position.
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An original package house was
opened at Fort Scott one day this
week and did business for just thir-
ty minutes when it was closed by
the marshal. Pittsburg threatens
to mob the first man who attempts
to open an original package house
there. Surely the way of the trans
gressor (of public sentiment) is
hard.
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MO. PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR DISTRICT COURT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce the name o. A.
". Purinton. OF Banner precinct, candid +
the Office of Clerk of the District Court of Trego
county, Kansas subject to the decision of the Re
publican nominating convention.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF KAEsAs, TEEso COUNT, -:
The Abilene Mortgage Company, Plaintiff.
James ". Barr, Hattie T. Barr, Lee Monroe
and D. II. Henkei, Defendants
Public notice l. hereby given that by Virfue Of an
order Of sale To me directed and Delivered t-.u.5
out OF the Twenty-third Judicial District Co1rf ~
the State Of Kansas, sitting In and for The c1f -
Trego, IN said State, viii, on
Monday, July "A. D. 1890.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and oseIo.k
p m, OF said day, at the west door Of the court
41use N Wa-keeney. In the county and state afors
sald, oner for public sale and sell 70 the hf0heEt
bidder for cash in hand, all the right lille nd H.
teresS OF the above named defendants in snd 10 sta
following described property, to-Eit: The north
west quarter Of section twenty five Is IN townehfD
nfteen l1Sl, south. range twenty-five Isl vast o.
tne 9th P. NJ, lying and situated e. the County Of
TreSc, n the State Of Kansas with al the apDur1s
nances thereuntO belonging. to be sold According
70 law to satisfy one Judgment IN foreeiogure q
L1ortgage in the sum OF ninety-one dollars ana
twenty cents tsS120l and . further judQmenf Of
fifty three dollars and hffy-six cents (S5S6Sl Win
interest at the rate Of u per cent from dafe snd
the further sum Of fhirty-four dollars and afteen
cents tSkl5l costs Of suit and all accruinR costs.
said property levied on and 70 Be sold as the proD-
ersy Of the above named defendants, without an
pre- fsement
Gwen under my hand this S1st day Of Nay A. d
$50 THO. COURrHKT sheriff 81
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The Time to Travel.

Take advantage Of the rate war and on
make your friends visit. To st. Louis.
81 Kansas City, Omaha and Pueblo, 81:
Denver and Colorado Springs, a zoo:
Chicago, 81. over the old reliable Missou,
n Pacific, ". @. PARKER, A0k.
II Ransom, Kan.
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&For Sale.

The south half Of section 9-12-24, good
farming land In Trego county, Kansas.
five miles from Wa-Keeney. Reasonable
prices and terms easy. Inquire ofovner,
G. T. Bolles.
81 West Monroe st.
Chicago, III.
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR FELT de-
ivered the Grafton at Hays City on
Decoration Day.
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G. c. BEsToR, Sec'y.
G. 1. VERBECK, Treas.

c. y, m: p iFUR Executive Doaru
Ten firms signed the agreement, after.
wards formulated into the Constitution
and Bylaws, pledging themselves tc
abide by the same for one year. A fine is
the penalty fixed for violating the clause
in the Constitution which provides that Nc
members of this branch organization
shall give credit to a person who does
not, by some honorable means, adjust his
Indebtedness to all other subscribers. 1t
is carefully provided that no persons
shall be referred to the members of this
or any other Branch Organization of The
tsMerchantical Agency las owing
subscriber, until such person has been
@. ZEN full and fair opportunity to ad-
lust his obligations.
This Agency is an incorporated institu-
ton, duly authorized to do business
throughout the United States. The
system, wherever it has been put into
operation. has been found to be full of
benefit to everybody except to the dishon-
est man, the so-called "dead- beat" who
has made Up his mind to live on other
people. 1t assists the business man by
enabling him to select the honest-paying
customer and reject tie purchaser wi o
buys without meS Is or intention to pay
it enables the honest buyer to buy cheaply,
as the merchant is not obliged to increase
profits to balance bad debts; it enables
business men to avoid losses and long
delay in collections, to pay their own bills
promptly, and thereby purchase on bet
ter terms and stand in better credit. 1t
enables a credit system to exist for the
benefit of all honest persons, and elimin-
ates the probability of loss; it prevents
bankruptcies n trade. In fact, it stops
the great commercial leak that is the
cause of o Eec cent. of failures. And,
while it absolutely reduces the trans
actions of mol to the principles of ever
lasting right, it forces the class of robbers
who prey upon the good nature of credit
giving merchants into ways of honest
living and honest doings.
This system marks a new era in the
history of credit. 1t means that the
honest man shall not be pulled down to
the level Of the dishonest vandal; that
concerted actions must drive out the
-dead-b eat altogether; tiat thousands Of
merchants viii be saved from ruin, and
the people from paying a high tax for
getting goods on credit.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-06-07

Use Beggs' Dandelion Bitters for indi-
gestion, dyspepsia and all kindred diseas-
es. Il has no equal IN cases of this kind.
COW B Jones' Druggist.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

I am a candidate for the Office of Superintendent
of Public instruction of Trego county, Kansas,
subject to the decision of the Republican nominal
ting convention. A. 5. PEACOCK.
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Monday, July Z a. d. 1890,

between the hours of 10 O'Clock a N, and O'Clock
p. n. OF said day at the west door Of the court
house in Ws-Keeney, in the county and state afOre-
said, offer for public sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand all the right title and in
terest of the above named defendants in and to the
following described property, to-wit: The south
west quarter of section thirty-fve 1851, township
fifteen (l5) south, range twenty-five west Of the
sixth P. N, lying and situated IN the county o.
Trego, in the State of kansas, with all the appurte-
nances thereuntO belonging to be sold according to
in foreclosure of mortgage in the of sfxtynine
dollars and ninety cents $4,000 with interest ct
the rate of u per cent from d p and the further
sum Of thirty Five dollars End hy-nVe cents lso-s5J
cost of suit and all accru,ng costs; said properly
levied on and to be sold the property CT tie
above named defendants.
Given nnder my hand this 3lst day OF May A. D.
1890 THO. CoUKTSET, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, TREGO COUNTY, SIS.
The Union Pacific Railway Co., Plaintiff,
L. Koell and Cathe inc KOell, his wife, Deft's.
Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order Of sale to ms directed and delivered, issued
out Of the Twentythird Judicial District Court OF
he State of Kansas. sitting in and for the County of
Trego. in said State. I viii. on
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OHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF KKSsAs, TREso COUNTY. So
The Abilene Mortgage Company, Plaintiff ,
Geo. NJ Sehell and Horace T, Morse. Def'ts-
Public notice il hereby given that by virtue Of
an order Of sale to me directed and dehvered- L.
sued out Of the Tventy-third Judicial District
Court Of the State Of Kansas, sitting IN and for
the county Of Trego, II seid state. viii, ON
Monday, July Z A. ID. 1890.
between the hours OF 10 S'eloek q n and O'Clock
D. N. Of said day at the west door Of the court
house in Wa-Kseney, In the county and stnfe aiore-
said. offer for public sale and sell to the highes
bidder, for cash IN hand, all the right title and
interest OF the shove named defendants IN and 10
the following described property. to-Elt: North
half Of the northeast quarter and the north half o.
the northwest quarter of section tWe1tySix 10 },
TOW aehip fifteen (l5) south. range twenty t24l
vest of the sixth P. n, lying and situated IN the
County of srrego, N the State OF Kansas with al
the sDorrtenances thereunto belonging 20 De sold
according 70 law, without apprsisement, 10 SATISFY
one iudzment IN foreclosure OF mortgage N the
nm Of ninery-two dollars and eight cents lsS2OS)
with interest at the rate OF y per cent from ia
and the furthersum of tEentyeven dollars and sew
e.tv 7O cost Of suit and all eeeruing costs:
sid property levied and % Be sold As the prop
ertv If The above named defendants
Given under my hand this 3lst day Of May A. d.
1880 THO CoUExSET, Sheriff
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, TREGo COUNTY, IS.
The Abilene Mortgage Company, Plaintiff,

The Abilene Mortgage Company, Plaintiff,
Barton L. Shull and Rosa NJ. Shun, Def'ts.
Public notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
an order Of sale to directed and delivered. issued
out of the Twenty-thrd Judicial District Court OF
the State of Kansas, sitting in and for the county
of Trego in said state, I viii, on
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City.
SOCIETIES.

A FRA. M.-Wa-Keeney Lodge. No. 14s, meets
IA every second and fourth Monday evening at
Masonic Hall, in Opera Block.
PIERCE MErZ, Sec'y. A. B. JONES, W. II.
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A OU w-Wa-Keeney Lodge, No. I4s, meets
n the first and third Tuesday evenings of each
month at Masonic Hall.
NJ D. HoLLIsTER, Rec. GEO. BkEEB, NJ ".
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7 o. o. F-Wa-Keeney Lodge, No. 304 meets
4. every Saturday evening at Masonic Hall
Transient brethren cordially invited.
G. NJ UFFoRD, Sec'y. A. P. LAWRENCE, n. G..
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BUSINESS MEMS ORGANIzA-
TON.
Business Men Organize for the Pro
lection Of all Honest People.

BUSINESS men organize 1Or the FRO
lection Of all Honest People.
The following was handed Us for pub
LEGATION by. Mr.. Rider who organized
a branch OF the Merchants Mercantile
Agency, of Chicago, at this place.
The business men of Wa-Keeney. Kan,
net last Monday evening and heard from
Mr.. Il. G. Rider a complete explanation
in detail of the advantages which result
from org anizaton under the Protection
Plan provided by The Merchants Mer-
camille Agency, of Chicago, Illinois. :"
The "Wa-Keeney, Kans., Subscribers
Branch" was then organized, the follow
ing gentlemen being elected officers:
HENRY SHULTZ. Pres't.
W. G. MARSHALL, Y. Pres't.
C. &. RFsTOR. Ser'y-
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~ A.R-Captain Trego Post, No. 1877. meets in
AZ the evening OF the 1st, and at O'Clock P. n.
OF the Sd Saturdays of each month, at G. A. r. Hall
J. NJ WELCH, AdJt J. ". CARSON, CON-
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Wy R. Captain TregO, No. 40, meets the 1st
w and Sd Wednesday evenings Of each month
at G. A. r Hall Mrs S. II. HUTZEL-
LILLE NJ HARRISON. Secy. President
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BROW ssviILR.
Sep, 18th. 1890.

Sept 10Th, 1870.
We know OF young man in this town
who, few days ago, took $40 piece
from boy TO get il changed for him in
the saloon, and kept IS, telling the boy
that was all the change the saloon man
had since which time the boy has been
unable TO get the other IS. 'ris said
that the young man has been guilty
Of the like on one former occasion. II
this line OF conduct is kept up it will
lead to hotel de- Downing. We give no
names at present, but, boys, you will
have to be careful, as the correspondent
Is onto your racket and may give names
II you continue.
! ii Waters and Hon B r Morelock
will start for Seattle the last OF the week,
TO live in the future. May success at
tend them.
We hear talk of Incorporating the
south town OF Brownsville again. Now
we arise and move that We amend the
charter of the north town and all incor
porate under one head. United we
stand, divided we fall. There is no rea-
son why we should maintain two govern
ments when one is better.
School did not start to-day as an
nounced The hops are not all picked
and thev must be taken care of or the
temperance lecturers will be out Of q job,
you know. Hops have some lice on
| them this year and he who drinks beer
the coming year will have bug juice in
truth, as they dry lice and all together.
Rev Leroy leaves for La Grande thi,
week, where he will reside in the future
He has sold his property here.
ET 7 Fisher was here last week or
| business.
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Some OF our people are going to Salem
this week to take in the State Fair and
agricultural 'hoss trot."
Mr. Holstine is digging his well deeper.
He says it is too far to carry water from
the creek, but he is too hard to please, for
the creek came up to his house last win
ter and he didn't like it.
The debaters are hard at work study
ing and practicing for the winter cam
paign as soon as hop picking is settled.
Amicus has walked up some OF the faith
full on this subject. ii they knew whe
he was they would use him rough, but he
has skipped out OF the way and will moi
be back until they get cooled down again
There are hunters who have no fear o
| God nor regard for man nor trespass no
tices, shooting the Chinese pheasant OF
| the sabbath. II this is not stopped some
one will pay the extreme penalty OF th'
law. If these birds are protected by Law
and the farmer that feeds them don't dart
to kill them, has the average city huntel
any more right to kill them. They arr
too plenty, but as long as the Legislature
| will protect them let every one obey thu
| law. LITTLE ROSE BUD.
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GIFr ESTERPRIsE.-Go and see that
beautiful gold watch at the Golden
Rule Bazaar" Julius Gradwohl the
proprietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar in
forms us that he has the Prize Baking
Powder, and No Japan tea, expressly
up for his business, and for the benefit
OF his customers, each box Of baking
powder will win piece of fine glassware
and also each pound of the tea will win q
piece of fine glassware, and customers
who buy one pound of tea or a box oi
baking powder, which is warranted, will
have a chance at that beautiful gold
watch. lie has also added fine assort-
ment of family groceries to his mann
mouth stock of glassware and crockery,
which is the largest in the Willamette
Valley. Go and see Mr. Gradwhol at the
Golden Rule Bazaar, and you will fini
that nothing is misrepresented.
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MARRIED.

SCnMEER-KOLDERWAY.--Mon-
day evening, Sept is, 1890, in Albany by
Geo Humphrey, Esq, Mr. John Schmeer
and Mrs Pauline Kolderway, both OF
Albany.
FINLEY-RICE.-On Wednesday, Sep,
10. 1896, at the residence of the brides
father, I ". Rice, near Charlottesville, Mr..
Geo. Finley, one of Crawfordsvile's mos,
popular young men, and Miss Ina Rice,
an accomplished young lady.
WOOD-SKAGGS.--At the residence
of the officiating clergyman, Rev A
Jannigan, Blodgett, Benton county, Sep
Mr. Vim L Wood and Miss Martha Skaggs
both of Benton county, Oregon.
DRINKARD--SPREAKER.- Sept Il
1890, at the Presbyterian parsonage, by tht
Rev. E R. Prchard, Mr.. Geo. w Drink
ard and Miss Mildred Spreaker, both o
Linn County, Or.
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Yfa,, land. In lhs Willamette valley.
The uhEaoS LAsp COMPANY, or aALEM
OREGON, Is OrrEEIFo SOME n0IcE

The uhEaoS LAsp COMPANY, or aALEM,
OREGON, Is OFrEnIF0 SOME nOIcE
BAEoAIHs ~ kEetT LAID,
This bud is situated from "a to miles
from the State Capitol, with its excellent
shipping facilities, cAnnery, etc, and 10 90
peelsliy adapted 70 fruit raising.
FIVE acre tFsets from s55 % SIS per acre
all cultivated and ready TO set 20 fruit.
Ten acre tracts partially cultivated ior
$50 per acre.
Tsenty acres light timber with good
sprtnR braoeb. 935 per acre.
Twerty -iivo acres, fifteen acres ia culti-
yation. sfIipg branch running on tho place,
for S35 psr acre.
Forty acres If choice land all cultivated
suall house, some young fruit already ~,
out. so per acre.
Forty acres Of land all cultivated. In
wheat this year, for s65.
Forty three acres, twenty-five fAcrss cul-
tivaied, iine spring branch, plscel al fenced
in, for $40 per acre.
Fruit rAiseFs profit from si00ao $50 pcs
sEee after the trecs arc years old.
Al industrious tt sp can make . good liz.
log iof his family while bis orchard Is com.
ing into bearing. by raising vegetables and
various crops for the canDery, Let u
know shat amount you have 70 invest and
SO viii advise as 10 location.
Send Tor maps. pamphlets andiprioe lists 70
The ORKaos LAND COMPANY,
Salem, Oregon
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II EAL ESTATE FoR SALE II have
II, farm of 240 acres, near Lowsor
depot, on the Narrow Gauge, 10 miles
from ALBANY, All In cultivation. Fair
house and barn. Good water for stock
and domestic pnrpeses, Fine oak grove.
Also another farm OF l2s acres, three miles
from Lebanon. All in cultivation. Fair
house Coed water. Both good wheat
farms. Also house and two lots on Fifth
and Jefferson streets, Albany. For furth
er particulars call on 4. Umphrey Center
precinct. or on Hewitt q Irvine Albany
gTT A, UMPHREY.
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In orlcr 10 attract attention local
advertiser spoke about the q. ID. contem-
plating the putting on Of another steamer
on account OF the car load on board for
them, which kept the Co. rustling. The
Astoria Columbian takes IL up in earnest,
and in an article headed IN decaying sea-
port" says: Yesterdays Frisco steamer
carried away over forty carloads OF freight
from this port and the Oregon in yester-
day discharged ten carloads of fruit, ,vege-
tables, ETC., and still the steamer was not
overcrowded." Please, sonny, go and
brush the cobwebs of your brain.
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A IIoP Tows.--Along the banks OF the
LaCreole and within the incorporate
limits Of the town Of Dallas are four hop
yards that will yield n good crop. The
growers are J L Groves, Dr Kirkpatrick,
II B Plummer and J G Morrison. They
employ, divided according to size OF hop
yard, 240 pickers. Each yard has its
own dry house and there il no fooling
about the drying business; as soon as
the boxes are full they must be dryed, or
by standing few hours they heat and
spoil. I20 boxes make kiln and it takes
20 "A hours TO dry. The yield OF these
yards will be not less than As, 900 pounds.
Where is there another town in the
state can beat Dallas for hop town.
Observer.
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currens Eveais.

Eveo body remarks at the splendid die
play OF fruits and vegetables a
Powell & Cos, where they get what the,
want In the frat place.
The best and largest supply Of peaches
viii be found a, Powell & Co.'S
Leave your orders there when you ge
ready to "put up peaches.
A large supply Of shelf goods, the bes
in Town, at Powell Il Cos.
All kinds Of nieknacks at Powell &
Goa.
Warm weather goods, picnic groceries
stay nj home groceries. every VARIETY o.
groceries In the market at Powell Il Cos.
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A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-The quartz mill
and concentrator for the Albany mines
will be taken to the Santiam on Wednes-
day. They were addressed to the Albany
NJ & M Co. BY mistake the concentrator
was taken to the Albany w M Co. but as
II didn't fit in with any of the other woolen
mill machinery the matter was traced up
and the proper ownership discovered.
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JACKETS AND WRArs.-I amnow rece
ing my fall and winter stock of ladies,
misses and childrens jackets and wraps,
which are OF the latest style and good
value, and as cheap as standard goods
can be bought. have on hand lot
Of ladies Newmarkets carried over from
last year, which am selling at cost TO
close them out to make room for new
arrivals. SAMUEL l. YOUNG.
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pyspeps,a for sixteen Years.

nj P Holland, Postmaster, Rookaway
Beach, Long Island, N Y was entirely cared
sfdyspepsia and rheumatism Of sixteen years
standing, by taking two Brandieth''s Pills
every night for month During the month
he took them, he gained eight pounds in
weight.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable, alb
solutely harmless, and safe TO take at any
time
Sold in every drug and medicine store,
either plain or sugar coated.
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Into The central pier Of the Willamette
bridge, ut Salem, were put 1000 barrels OF
cement Counting 400 pounds 10 the bar.
rel, this "a $4,000 pounds or ara tons OF
cement alone Al 81 per barrel, which Is
probably ABOUT the cost, this makes S4 ago
worth ot that one commodity alone. -
Journal.
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QUTE SPECIFIC. There is one bright
genius living in Seattle who evidently
has an idea that Astoria is not on the
map. A letter came from him yesterday
addressed to a well known citizen and in
addition to the direction, Astoria, Or"
there was written in the corner "ll0
miles from Portland, near the mouth Of
the Columbia river" Comment is un-
ecessary.-Astorian
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NOVELTIES IN WASH FABRIcs.-I have
just received direct from Chicago novel;
ties in wash dress goods. The new thing
for fall and winter wear. am receiving
the largest line OF staple and fancy dress
goods ever brought to this market Those
needing their fall and winter supplies
will do well to give me call.
SAMUEL T. You've.