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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-07-14
THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT
REPRESENT

a passenger train on the Chicago, Mn
waukee and St. Paul Railway. No. Itz
tarins are vestibuled. heater by steam.
and lighted by electricity. Each sleep
car berth has an electric reading lamp.
Its dining cars are the best in the world.
and its coaches are palaces on wheels.
This great railway, connecting as II
does with all transcontinental lines at st
Paul and Omaha, assures TO the tarveling
public the best service known. Tickets
via the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Railway are on sale at all railroad ticket
offices to any point in the United States
or Canada. For maps, folders and other
information. address.
c. ]. EDDY, General Agent.
]. W. CASEY, Portland, Or.
Trav. Pass and Tkt. Agent.
Portland, Or.
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r. r.. THOMPSON

Leaves Astoria G a. m, daily. Leaves
Portland p. m, daily, Saturday at IL
p, m.
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And now the process of deliberate
tanning is being indulged in by the
girl who forgets that 1t will take long
er to bleach her skin than to darken it.
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TELEPHONE.

Leaves Astoria p. m. daily; leaves
Portland n. m, daily, except Saturday.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-07-14

After the Fourth of July it doesn't
seem more than month to Christmas.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-07-14

Red hair is now most pronouncedly
In fashion.
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astoria and Portland Steamers.

hSIUFld anu fUpClduu Ot6oW6PSs
T. j. Potter leaves Portland Monday
s a. m, Tuesdays and Thursdays at s
p. m, and Saturdays at p. m. for As
torla and Ilwaco. connecting with Clat-
sop Beach train. Returning, leaves IL
waco on Mondays, Wednesdays. and
Fridays at p. m. Astoria p. m.
Sundays. leaves nwaco 5 p. m, Astoria
Z p. m. r. r. Thompson leaves Port
land daily p. m. Returning. leaves
Astoria a. m. daily.
Telephone leaves Astoria p. m.
daily; leaves Portland a. m. daily, ex-
cept Saturday. r. R. Thompson leaves
Saturday at IL p. m.
Tickets Of steamers Ocean Wave and
Telephone are good on all these boats.
All four boats go to each others docks
each night and morning for freight and
passengers.
For rates and general information cali
G. W. LoUNSBERRY,
Agent.
W. H. HURLBURT.
Gen. Pas. Agt.. Portland, Or.
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Astoria, June 25. 1896.
AN ENIaMATIcAn BILL OF FARE

For dinner. served on the Dining cars
OF the Chicago. Milwaukee aud st. Paul
Railway. will be sent to any address on
receipt Of a two-cent postage stamp.
Apply to Geo. II. Heafford. General Pas
senger Agent. Old Colony Building, Chi
cago, Illinois,
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The Hop Lee Clothing Factory and
merchant tailors. COS Commercial St.
makes underclothing to order. Suits
and trousers made to fit perfectly.
Every order punctually on time and
satisfaction guaranteed. Good goods
sold cheap. Call and be convinced.
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MATTERS MARINE.
Movements OF Vessels ~ Ho,sI.
ana Elsewhere.

Movements OF Vessels ~ Home
ana Elsewhere.
The pilot schooner Jessie win cross
out today
Tho Britigb ship Australia sailed for
England yesterday
The schooner Pioneer loft up the
river Sunday for Portland.
The steamer Blanchard arrived In
and loft up the river Sunday
The steamer State " California win
arrive from San Francisco tomorrow
The steamer Columbia arrived down
and sailed for San Francisco Sunday.
The schooner Enterprise VIII load
lumber at Skamokawa for coast points.
II was rumored yestcrday that the
Antiope viii load lumber for the United
Kingdom.
Tho American bark Coioma Captain
Noyea. left San Francisco for this port
Saturday
The steamer Arcata left for Coos
BAY and San Francisco Sunday with a
large freight list
a big steamer with two tunnels was
seen 10 the south yesterday. evidently
headed for the Columbia
/
The British ship Metropolis got quick
dispatch In Portland, having finished
loading Saturday. and win arrive down
In n day or two.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

San Francisco entrance-California-
Notice is hereby given that the Mile
Rock Bell buoy Is not sounding. II
will be put In order at the earliest date
practicable.
BY order OF the lighthouse board.
FRANK COURTS.
Commander. U, s, ~, Inspector.
once OF L. S. Lighthouse Inspector.
Twelfth District, San Francisco. Cal.
July G. 1926.
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STEAMERS
Telephone and Ocean Wave
white Collar Line.)
TIME CARD.
TIME CARD.

OCEAN WAVE.
Leave Astoria Leave Portland
Tuesdays Z p. m. Mondays p. m.
Thursdays p. m. Wednesdays s p. m.
Sundays p. m. Fridays, p. m.
Connects at Astoria at a. m. Sun
days with steamer Thompson for IL
waco.
TELEPHONE.
Leave Astoria Leave Portland
Mondays Z p. m. Mondays a. m.
Tuesdays p. m. Tuesdays Z a. m.
Wednesdays p. m. Wednesdays a. m.
Thursdays Z p. m. Thursdays I a. m.
Fridays Z p. m. Fridays a. m.
Saturdays p. m. Saturdays a. m.
C. w. STONE. Agent.
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The British ship Metropolis got quick
dispatch In Portland having finished
loading Saturday, and win arrive down
In n day or two.
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In deep sea soundngs pianoforte wire
plays a most important part on ac-
count OF lts great tensile strength. con-
sequontly the experiments which have
been carried out during the past year
TO test the strength Of pianoforte wire
at the Watertown arsenal are Of con-
siderable interest In one case wire
i-i2th inch In diameter gave the enor-
nous and extraordinary strength OF
20d tons per square inch. while In larger
sizes the tensile strength per square
Inch ranged from 1856 tons and upward.
the metal containing .S5 per cent OF
combined carbon. n.--Commercla News.
The cruise Of the schooner Eacrett
on Cape FlAttery with four pilots
aboard is an effort to buck the tugs,
which have for years had a monopoly
In handling vessels entering the straits.
Most OF these ships are chartered TO
carry back cargo from some OF the
American ports Of the Sound Yet they
must call nj Royal Roads. for the for
eign shipping men know nothing about
Puget Sound. Port Angeles even TO
this day Ia marked on their charts as
an Indian village, There Is
no compulsory pilot law. but many sea
captains. both foreign and domestic.
will be glad TO know that they can
set pilot when they arrive OF the
cape. and every foreign ship captain
viii surely avail himself OF the oppor-
tunity OF saving considerable expense
by coming direct to an American port
where he can get his orders just as
well as at Royal Roads" says the DEM
Ocrat-Leadcr.
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A big steamer with two tunnels was
seen 10 the south yesterday. evidently
headed for the Columbia.
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The pilot schooner Jessie win eros
out today
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The steamer Arcata left for Coos
bay and San Francisco Sunday with a
large freight list.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-04
THE TFJG PopuLIsrs.
They Pass Res oiutions I'm the Fourth
District aud Nominate - MiddIe-of-
the Road Candidate.


After nominating Hon. George War.
rem Hays for Congress. the True Popu.
lists of the Fourth Congressional Dis.
trict adopted the following ringing reso-
utions rebuking the PendIeton pur.
chase:
Resolved, That we adopt tho st.
Louis platform as our declaration of
principles.
1--WE. the representatives of tho Pop
ulist party in the counties of Calhoun.
Lincoln, Putnam, Ronne and Writ, and
part Of Ritchie, representing the true
Populists of all the counties of the
Fourth Congressional District of West
Virginia, denounce the nomination by
the so-called Populist convention of said
district. of one Walter Pendleton, n
Democrat and the Democratic nominee
for Congress in said district.
"Such action, we believe, was brought
about by improper means and by dark
and dishonest methods. We denounce
IL because IL il calculated 10 disrupt our
party and destroy our organization. We
are not Democrats, but we are true Pop
ulists, and we stand by the principles
and organization Of our party. We call
upon all true Populists. who are such
from principle and not for revenue, 10
rally 10 the true standard, and 20 ASST.
us in rebuking this unblushing attempt
70 steal our party and its livery and TO
hnve 10 swallowed up by the Democrats,
and destroy us root and branch. Who
can trust the Democrats? Whence IL
this sudden love Of theirs for free silver ?
How often have the Democratic leaders
fooled us In the pasty Can we--daro
we-trust them for the future?
Resolved, That our organization
shall be known and designated az the
True Peoples Party"
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CEREDo, WAYNE co. W. VA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1896

league with the Republicans to secure
iegisiation which viii levy tribute upon
every American consumer of foreign
goods IN the selfish interest OF the New
England shipbuilders. OF whom he is one.
and just as Mr.. Sewalrs presence on the
ticket prevented Mr.. Bryan from assail.
ing national b inks of issue and the Re.
publican docnine OF protection. so the
same baneful influence prevented him
from denouncine railroad monopoly and
extortfon, Mr.. Sewall being corpora.
tomst of lusty proportions himself.
In fact. it seems the mission Of Mr..
sewall IN the campaign is to act as n
contradiction TO Mr.. Bryan and 70 tho
Chicago platform. For instance. MIR.
Bryan said III one of his speeches tho
other day thas If he should be elected
the people who elected him would not
be found asking favors Of the Govern
ment.
sewaii tho Soothing syrup of tho Cam
psign.
We had not quite finished clappinr
hands over this statement before IL was
made clear To VIZ that tho men who arc
backing the ticket in New England will
demand that the Government lovy fine
upon every citizen who dares TO buy for.
eign goods which aro not brought to this
country in ths ships of Sewall and his
Republican colleagues.
Mr.. Sewalis presence ;on the ticket
was meant TO say to tho privileged
classes OF the North and East:
Don't get scared of Bryans speeches.
1 will see to il that the present state of
things is not disturbed"
In other words. Sewall is the soothing
syrup of the campaign for the monopo-
lists, and he is relied upon TO keep
Northern and Eastern Democrats from
wailing too much under the infiiction OF
Bryan's Populistio proclivities.
Bryan's Eastern Invasion Caiiod on.
The fact that Mr.. Bryan's Eastern in
vasion is called off shows that his man
ayers are disappointed with the New
York trip. IL was mistake. The same
expenditure Of money and work in tho
West and South would have harvested
results four times as great. Tho North
and East will almost surely be controlled
by the gold standard men. Tho crack
OF the job-lash will compel the reluc.
tant votes of the very laborers who have
been cheering Bryan on his way to New
York. Ere, silver votes would be- given
over to the Gorth and East If there were
free voters TO give them. but man
whose life depends on his job can not
lightly indulge his choice when the Riyer
OF the job has preference the other
way which he is willing to pitilessly en-.
force upon the employee.
If the free silver fight is to be won,
the sooner the attention of the mana
gers is given to those two sections from
which the votes must come the better.
Much precious. time has already been
lost. Let Mr.. Arthur Sewall retire from
the ticket. Join mis- son Harold and make
Mckinley speeches all over New En-
gland and lo5 BRYAN and Watson Join
hands and soliat the West and South.
In no other way can the free silver foes
Le whipped. T.. T.. WATSON.
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Tem \. to enc oranE..

One occasionally hears from some sil.
verite. who Is not posted, that there is
no silver coinage now, and that gold h
so scarce IL is an outrage upon humanity
to use IL as standard. Here Is report
of the director of the mint, at Washing.
ton. for September, 1896. Draw your
own conclusions
"The monthly statement Of the dis
rector OF the mint shows the total coin
age Mt the United States mints during
the month OF September. 1896. TO have
been s5,916, ,S63.6o, which 10 divided as
follows Gold, So. l0f. .92a 90; silver, e..
7b4. 1856; minor coins. $50. .29e. OF the
silver coined. &2.7O0, 100 was In standard
silver dollars"
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Silver Tribune.
The Populists in West Virginia are
fighting this year FOR existence and
recognition as party under the laws Of
the State. whereby in future elections
they will not have TO scouF the State for
thousands OF petitioners names before
they can have their ticket upon the OH
cial ballot. Tho only way to accomplish
this is TO vote the Populist ticket and not
be sidetracked. The interests Of Mr..
Bryan have been amply cared for. Be-
yond that Populists have no interest
whatever in helping either Of the old
parties
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A Hard Nat 60 crnelr.

Mingo Calculator
II free silver is so much for the bene-
ht OF the poor man, why wouldn't it be
better for the United States governments
TO buy the silver bullion at 58 cents and
coin 1t into dollars, thereby making q
profit Of a. cents for the people by 70.
ducing their taxes that much, than 20
present, free, this enormous profit Of a.
per cont to five or SIX silver mine
owners? viii some disciple Of Mr..
Bryan please crack this nut for usr
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A Triangular conla,,.

Judge Harvey, in an open letter 60
the Democrats Of the eighth judicial
circuit, says that he will stick 20 che
race, claiming TO be Che regular Demo.
cratic nominee for judge Judge W.
W. Marcum. few days before stated
practically the same thing. This makes
a triangular race for Judge Of this or.
cult + =. DoolittIe. Republican r
II. Harvey and w w Maroum, Deuso.
Gratis, are the candidates. IL win be
Judge Doolitflo
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A. B. wmrE, Secretary. y


Mr.. Rucker Is the Republican nominee
for attorney general aud halls from the
county Of Mcdowell, and is acknowl.
edged 10 DO In the very front rank Of
the brightest and nblest mon Of the state.
lie Is an able lawyer and a brilliant
orator and Is well known as such
throughout the entire State. Re is
clever, genial and meets all classes in
politics with perfect ease. makes friends
rapidly and never lets them 20. There
- no stronger man on the ticket than
he and none better suited 10 the Offices
for which they are running.
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some Of sherman,s shouidsr uI,..

Every dollar OF the National debt thas
mas been paid was paid by the Repub.
hcan party
Every day since the beginningpf tho
Cleveland administration the govern.
ment has steadily run into debt.
With the free coinage Of silver. grld
will bo deponctized. Nothing can %
moro certain than that the cheaper.
money only will circulate.
What we Republicans mean to do g.
to maintain each dollar we now have as
good as gold wherever it circulates. II
you elect William Mckinley we will do
this, If you elect the other candidate
toh, what's his nameO, God knows
what you will do.
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WEST VIRGINIA AL RIGHT.
Let Every Republican :Do His Duty and
Help In the Victory.

Help In the Victory.
In view OF the wild and absurd claims
made by the Popocratic managers in
this State, the Republican state execu-
tive committee has issued tho following
Significant and pleasing statement:
To the Republican Voters Of West Vir-
ginia:
The Republican State committee, in
view Of the wild claims OF the Demo.
cratic leaders, deem it proper 20 say that
West Virginia is certainly and Rssuredly
Republican and will cast its electoral
vote for Major Mckinley for President.
Estimating the vote cOnservatively in
the counties not yet completely heard
from, and taking the figures from the
counties reported, we estimate the
plurality Tor Mckinley at 1900.
In tins estimate we do not take into
account the influence OF the National
Democratic, or sound money. party.
Republicans should redOuble their
Efforts 10 increase this plurality and hold
Che glorious victory now assured us
against all Efforts Of the opposition.
WM N. y. DAWSON,
Chairman.
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NUMBER so.
STARTLING FIGURES
showinE How our Woo, Indwssry Hss Besu
STRICKEN Down ny th. Wilson

'"""s now ""r Woot tndwstry Has Bees
strick-n Down ny tn. Wilson
Free Wool Law.
"The h'yhes: value OF the sheen flock
In the United States was in 1891. The
lowest known in our history since the
war was in 1896 In 1893 the sveraug
value of sheep was se.5S In January.
1896, IL was Sl,i0 In 1898 we had AZ
600 600 of sheep, worth si25. .000. 900. In
1896 we had only rs. POS, ,0cO, worth
about 100000 GOO. decline i'm the nun.
Der of nearly 90 per cent and in the
value of nearly 90 per cent
"ln 1895 we imported 10000. 600
pounds OF wool from China, paving
freight COCO iaiics across the Pacific
ocean.
"The imports Of wool from England
10 the United States in 1895 was nearly
three times as much as In 1894. and ths
imports of woolen goods nearly fvs
times as much, and the imports Of
shoddy. fraudulent. cheap. wooleu
manufacture. increased l,700 per cent.
In 1895 we imported $50, ,000, 900 of wool.
EN- goods manufactured abroad, az
against about si6, ZOO. 900 In 1904.
During the FIRST year Of the Wilson
bill the imports of wool increased l22..
100000 pounds. Senator Elkins.
The first two years of the Wilson tar.
III the farmers lost $3i9, 600, 900 of their
foreign trade rs compared with the pre-
ceeding two years Of the Mckinley tar.
III. IL was Candidate Bryan. then
member OF Congress. who voted for free
wool and said
speaking for myself. Il Is immaterial
In my Judgment whether the sheep
grower receives any benefit from ths
tariff or not"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-04

Dr.. J. w. McSherry Of Martinsburg
- a lifelong Democrat, brother in.
law Of senator Faulkner who IS chair.
man Of the National Democratic Con.
gressiopai committee Dr McSheIry II
the leading physician - city. lie
was delogate 90 tho in0inhapolis
sound money Democratic convention.
but could not 50. bat sent q pfoSy
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-11-04

gAueluNhAA llutH- Dttlf.
Ia 1913. when the crime" of tbe
Nineteenth Century was committed. tho
total silver production of the world was
but 81. 100000 ounces. 81 the time the
silver dollar was worth Sl.O4 in gold. In
1895, p years later. the worlds product
f silver was lG5. Coz 900 ounces aud the
silver dollar was worth in gold 5O7
cents. The silver standard advocntes
insist that tins tremendous falling of in
value was because Of fdcmOuetization The
fact that the world production Of silver
bad increased from Gf,lOO.OO to iG5.
OOO 900 Dances they lost sight of ALTO.
Rether They appear 10 forget that snp.
ply and demand infucuco values IN al.
yer precisely as DC does iu my other bro.
duct of the earth For example. la 1894
the potato c.ap of the United states was
17O.O0O.OOO Dus.e The average pric,
brought Tor it was 53 cents bnshel A
year later The potato crop amounted 10
4O0.OJJ.00O bushels nud the average
Trica dropped % 70 cents a bushci Has
anybody heard Of potatoes being de.
mouetiaed and 80 caaang hiis frenen
dous fllln pricess
westmiDster Ahicy isfs0 feet lon,
$40 ices ~lae anf .s5 e aisl.
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Ther MnI Ia Kln,feh.


There 10 no doubt whatever of che
election By handsome piuralities Of the
four Republican nominees for CONGRESS
The delegation will b. solid and Con
gressmen DOveuer, Dayton aud Miller
will De reelected. and Charles r. Dofr
will be elected from she Third district
Under the Mckinley law IN 1899 the
imports Of wool amounted 20 5000. 900
pounds. Under the wilsyu 3 ,ew in
1896 Che imports sys'and bostn,s =,
pounds. In the rnef . leg vice u
manufactures have n is a COM
has gone begging "qt, n.
Under Harrisonf Ci
valuo Of sheep IN ,,..
from S57 $50 tof tss
gain of atnoet q .ise,
1896 the value ,de b
5r a l0ss Of 1901 distan
AID by Bryan, bieb one
Nv frir,a, tinctuess
proud OF many prg"
a. the highest sa tiNe
the party and IN be
peot OF RopubliA Maria
disturb bpsine.s.- grano
Now thas colonsl
fhe poDulisi State ConAala
ship. what n be- soina %
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CLOTHING.

1900 Men suits, made from
the very latest material, which
are only tailor made aud cost 1000
Us Mems pants, black all.wool
cheviot, sold elsewhere, ego
2.75 Mems black heavy Scotch
cheviot pants, worth, 400
$50 Mems pants, very latest
make, worth, 600
Our 81, and $3.50 pants
worth kz and SS -
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2.a5 Boys long pants suits,
worth, 400
90 Ch'ldren's knee pants suits,
all sizes, up to 100
* Children's knee pants.
black, grey, blue, brown. up
to, LOO
20 Boys, girls and children's
hats and caps.
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Most O
Prices
SPECIAL Ou Pnos:
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81. so Mems heavyweight chew
lot suit sell elsewhere for $500
600 Mems black Scotch chew.
lot suits former price, 7.5c
1000 Mems black clay worsted
suits, trimmed with satin lin.
ing, made in the very latest
style, worth, I5.oc
$I3 so Mems suits, made from
the very best imported worst
ed, really worth, $40 oc
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Our S. IS and $500 Mems shoes,
cannot be beaten in the country.
You will admit that our shoes
give the best service.
Ladies should not fail to call and
examine our fine stock of shoes be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. We are
willing TO show anything in our
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line and give YOU prices which are
Is, SI.oo, $I.25, 81 so, 81 IS, 81 90,
" 50 and IS 90, so you can compare
prices with those of other mer-
chants.
Children's shoes from I5c to 7Sc.
BOYS and Misses shoes, dressy and
school, from oSc to I2s.
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Tho southern Candidate Declares That
Unless MIR. Sewali Is shaken There Il
No Hope Eor snvcr-says That Mr..
sewall's Nomination Was Intenaed ..
Balm For the Mouopoiies and trusts.
Why Does Bryan Avoid tho Tarlng
Bryan's Invasion OF the Enemy's Coun-
try.
BY THOMAS f. WATSON.
FURNISHED Exclusively to tho New York
Worldly
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25c s bars star soap.
25c s bars LenoX soap.
25c 3 bars Chinese laundry soap.
sc best rice per lb.
I9c best green coffee per Ii.
Sc coal oil per gallon.
81 lbs. granulated sugar. $G.
o. n. +. Clark : Thread DC a spool.
You will find our good sold lust as
such value for your money as the
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Is Mems underwear, camel's
hair. former price, IL,
Las Mems underwear ,Wright's
Health fleeced lined, worth, s.oc
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sOaDTS and SHOES.

90 Mems good working shoes,
solid leather, worth, SI.
i IS Mems good working shoes,
no ripping or tearing, worth, I.
I 40 Mems dressy shoes, lace or
congress, sell elsewhere for, L.
2 90 Mems dressy shoes. good
and comfortable, worth, 2.
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westnioster Abi,ey 40 feet Iona
$50 ices wiae az Z -s5 e lis4
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Ioc ? gallon open buckets.
lac 3 gallon open buckets.
sc 2 pot lids
7c 2 jelly pans.