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A LESSON FROM HISTORY.

lH Inc vs4r I>sa la. question af tho extension of slavery u.HHTs.d Inc Doe husat rvi-rsHg. aF 5Eu UE8.I Sat#E The n-w-b1rn republican rua de- mludea legislation ffohihtnr slavery fH aHs nf the tsrfIfar5ss The a #..Ig fnrcs af demogragE. nela and sauth Uas eHpa~ra ta sueh Il measure. e4r tt- adoption mean. maH. rraa rata=. -ura eitadelz uf r.auffzsltters cor taHabuz can cause. au5 ua hupe af fuuhar acc ess-l4#s te fh- strength af lna prlz shNefy interest which dominated tH4 dsmaeeti, party. Tho d,maerats numbered In thejf ranks more thaU fHres=nfihs af the tetaI vote of tfr uu. lion. Democratic ael.sf Hr Gee #utI- slavery crusade appeared certain
 rut fhs camp uf drmaeary Vas de vti,d within usaIf THs -aafH.ra leaders demanded legislation FatIf- iHe tffirmatiscy for the extension af sHv,ff Into tHr ta1rfforfa4 de- maud diametricalls opposite t4 that ef  the republicans THe Dauela- wing of the democaez, mar, conservative. called for -zguatteF sovereignty af lacal option ta decide. in ,ueH fsrri= tory. whether t- slu should L. slave holding or fEse. \ third section. led bN HeI. desired te suppress alI further agitation of tHe slavery question.
 The democratic party mol a eau- ventian at Charleston. TH. diaerIue policies cllshed irrecauctably. ana -e- sessions from thc convention resulted The organized convention adIeuruue to Baltimore. raised the standard of Douglas and Johnson. The main body If the sccedrrs nominated EraeEsa- ridge and Lame. and smaller faction presented the names uf EsB and Ev- errtt.
 The result of this party schism was that Abraham Lincoln. tine republican candidate for the presidency slipped Into power by vote which. while n gave him a majority of Che electoral college. comprised but twn-ffths of all the ballots east; ane-half of the re- mainder going tu the Hreckenridge democracy. while the rest were divid ed uuequally between the Douglas and the Bell factions The civil war fol- lowed, emancipation was the result and the pro-slavery demacracs had forever lost lts hold upon political su- pfemacy.
 Here is an instructive parallel. To compare small things with great. the republican party in Alaska is now in much the same situation as Was the democratic party in 1860. in tho nation at large The republicans. united. comprise safe majority of all the
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Better Cable Facilities.

Eighth That congress is urged 10 make appropriations for the cxten- sion of the Alaska cable system to all ports from which railroads are build ing. particularly cordova and Katalla.
 Changes in Mining Laws.
 Ninth - The mining laws of the United States should be revised Our Fresent mining laws are inadequate. They permit unlimited stalking of claims by individual. agent or power of attorney: they provide that as much assessment work shall be done upon a small fraction of a claim as upon group of eight claims comprising 160 acres. Definite limitations of the in- dividuals right to separate mineral land from the public domain. spe- cihe methods of doing assessment work. and clear definition of what constitutes a discovery will be of great assistance to the legitimate miner. Our present laws open the doors to too much litigation. Since the discovery of gold in Alaska this litigation has bur dened the courts of the district and has been serious detriment to the devel- opment of the country.
 In Favor of Taft.
 Tenth That We favor the nomi- nation of Hon. William II. Taft for the presidency as the successor of President Roosevelt. by the republi- can national convention of 1908. and We instruct our delegation to that con vention to east their votes for his nomination"
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taf.r af Alaska. But f.t.HHs.aH# #s.aaz nar harn af Haaaua tl.v- but #rIy =raraHH uam r#tHH# #H.H.HaH HF H.Fa= ar -.Err r a--HarHr rH Hrry= integral Hnst# r" @ar..s t r.-..EHa tHr## yHwIHat..
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 The ##rsf af this lr==aa from HssHry 'uHH Ev#r republican, who fe..r.s GI- r#ay maintain It's eurr.mass a N.r.sa -HaHt ,ast Hls sata today a a..aH -H JaH# " e-ssaas tHr r-rafr
 uaa-l. # tH. aa.s. nominated If it. -Htun.aH. r.-aenje,f az su.h bv H.. rafls.e aas#aal convention at t' + Hfar.
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Need Aid for Railroads.

Fourth That ono of thc most vital #reds of Alaska is the construction uf railroads throughout the territory of rich resources now inaccessible cx- rrpt at "unrmous expense. and in or- der To promote the construction of these great arteries of commerce We favor financial aid by the federal gov erument of all legitimate railroad cn- Jrrprises organized to build trunk 'inrs in Alaska whenever such com panie= shall with their own capital make substantial progress with their projects. and We urge that all railroads
 70 aided by the government be placed directly under government control ir the fixing of freight and passenger tari6
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T.H Fairbanks A-y.I. NH.sst.H#
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 H. rr Hsrf aae arrutrfsd g ra,,r= esr and laHs.e. ua eauera has .#a.taf D s### taf fHf tHafsfar. VI. f.s. 4 territorial aa4aaHa.aa # 4#t aa- a. erzus aH fsr. HH.H#se U m sH taEyH. tHa republican Faaf# HvrHsHs a=H= vr -Hsar# m. #yT#H.50H at T#- afI##a. uf fTsE fr Nr=#t- hus
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WteHar-Hlm sz |. am- ls q, ta Washington ta fe=t Governor Ha=gue and Senator Nelson Haven't VT h4I rH"ush of dehtius ala.4dye Two sHr- morr uf HshHus k INA. yalrs m"re aasl.f- WHE upt ead man a congress wate has sense enough a make friends n-raH .f msi-tm4 mrou making sHaHH#s THrf- = u7 f-a-oH Nhy the people If A#-HH should trouble themselves HHpuf W1rs.r=han4- 4-g IruuhIez
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Much has been daH- and -aid m the present e9Hmtan fH r.eaf1 Co tHe re- aHp#HaH platform. and tHe a+=erttuH m- been msde that some people htHe aat #aeu if. 1T thls .z tHHe tt certainly Hs Hat hsaH rhr aeu # lbr r-rubH-
 n HHs. far uHzlu3z of rarir- of have been ze3ffefed broadcast aHr-#Hau AH-k5
 \ n.0.rtusr Is naturally averse to m.as h. columns "ita "dr1d' matter
 r sfaf# ueaz- hut in ease zuue ut The electors hafE uot .tt r.4d this plat mrm t ua h. printed lu syare issue af tha NuesaH frm today uHl tHs date af the election fhe platform is az FHII4H=-
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Theuau who can bring results Is tha man the people want. Mr corsua fas horh Inc ability and the education
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lndorse Road Commission.

Seventh - That the work of the Alaska Road Commission in the con struetiou of government roads in Alas ka is deserving of the highest com mendation for the capable and eco- homie expenditure of the funds at the disposal of the commission and for the excellent results accomplished in open ing avenues of transportation where the same will prove most valuable: and congress is urged to increase the annual appropriations for that pur- Ite..
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irItieu of President Eoosovrlt as one of tHe most notable examples uf en- ltsHtfSrd and progressive statesmau- hiI. sy"r presented iu the history ef this nation. and We declare our rm- phaiie approval uf the measures of re t"rn in legislation and administration th, President has accomplished. We especially commend thc progress he has made in minimizing the influence of arelt asgtse4tiuns ef wealth in the fed- silI government
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New Judicial District.

"Fifth We favor the immediate creation of q Fourth judicial division in Alaska bg the erection of the South eru ar Coast division of the present Third division into q separate division.
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a u alIr and Nlaataus manner. and H##HHnu tHer.ta h. has the "Htirr r-= Hnllsu p4HA al 4ls back rsadN t- Hae= #Hs # Wa-H##Iau Ffrd8 tl H#a # H=H= HaHH#
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Money for Light Stations.

Sixth We urge the immediate ex- penditure of moneys already appro- priated by congress for the construc- tion "f lighthouses and fog signals on the coast of Alaska and the further appropriation of liberal sums for the same purpose.
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Platform Adopted at the Republican Convention. Keteh,kan, May f2-13, 1909, Which Nominated John W. Corson for Delegate From Alaska

The Republicans of Alaska. in con 1.uti4H assembled. raamm their ad- her.nee to the principles nf tho Re- publican party and their pride in ite history and traditions. and they adopt thc following platform and deelara- tinu If tho must vital requirements of thc territory at the present time.
 lndorse Administration.
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Candidate Wisaef-ham fefr= ta rse
 Compact Hg line s5a-. Hf fHa .HfIH= aHee# af l5sf #= It i#H ef eH#.r#e aor= #.HHe-. Na doubt sHrH aHt.rus =eurHfHtia= H# tHa=a =tfIE# -h# Haa.-# mind a= equally aHHtaHa=taa oHe #aE mot hWmv zr as judge m | aus. of cmesu ta maeli \ sauH -HaHHH HiNe Hp haek daaH X mdee. like eaazaH=z sfF- aheHH br abas- #Hsri.Eau. ffaur=Ik IHa b,st HaIIts= EfU.- Hlr.. afH.
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JaIze Wisher-aam told us that when ra. ua-nr In Alaska il. thought hs W4= going ta aet urH HHmH Huety days. H. ama az q federal iu1Ee Tac -lf- at at a fed. .f4 i#4sa + z5.oaa yrHf IT4as
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 ..i.= #tIHe tH. eHH, republican pur= " btsE ar H#. has lha saal ### 8Ha support uf Senator Nelson md u
 ath.E Hue and raea rHeaas of Aa-Ea
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Urge Home Rule.

"SseHnd We believe that Alaska t. entitled To aIl the bruelt4 uf Che or- dinmee "f l's5. and vs demand the extension uf Chat patriutir compact ta fhs management and eoHtrlI af this
 erriimy iu order Chat tbr people of Alaska may have voice in their own aflaifs- We favor thr adoption of a congressional amendment to the or saute laws nf Alaska Territory rrmov : ine fpnm tae jurisdiction of the judges "f tho district court these executive and administrative powers which op- press fhr courts ana The people. and imposing sueh executive and adminis- Untier duties upon thc governor nf the territory
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JOSH R. MCINTYRE
 Real Estate and F,naa.,s, Agent. i0S-i0s Mutual Life Building. Seattle
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For Delegate to Congress. Republican, ricket-John W. Corson.
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coaI Land Law Amendment.

"TnHl That congress should i'm nrdmtely enact amendments L. the a"m and laHs. which. In their present form. prohibt the development af tta great industry af coal production in A'asEa. which is ef vital importance a"t uuiy to This territory. but to the cu- Fin, Pacific coast
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W. DARCY CHASE. N. D.
 office. Nome Bank ,S Trust BIdg.
 Hours Phone l.0o to $500 ?. m. Ofice Main ! 7.oo tc 9:0o D. m House Red 3
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
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REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

VOTE FOR JOHN W. coesoN.
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lndorse Administration.

"Fir.t NJ mlorse rhc admins
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United Interurssn Lsues.
FLINT LIMITEDS-S:i5 a IN. Aad
&l5 D., IN. Locals for Rochester and
Flint, a; M, and every two hours to
y y. IN. IL y. IN. to oxford Locals to
Rochester and Romeo, q. m. and
every two hours TO 10 .. m; also IL
runT HURON LiMITEDs-7:ls a
IN. 1915 "a. m, S:t5 y. m, s:tS y. m.
Locals for New Baltimore. Algonsc. Ma
T.ne city and Port Huron hourly, a
City Local ears run via Algonac- 10
Nit Clemens. half hourly, $50 a IN. to
: y. IA. and hourly to IL y, IN. To Mt.
Clemens via Shore Line, hourly s:2s
u TOLEDO LIMITEDs--s:so a. m. ii:,o
a IN. 22O and s:20 p IN Locals for
Lockwood. Newport. Monroe and To-
iedo, hourly, $50 a, m; to $50 D. m.
as! y.cKsoN LIMITEDs-s.ss a. m
I2.45 ana 34j o IN. Locals. for jack
son, a IN. and every two hours unIii
. D. m: tor. Ann Areor. a m; aud
Worthwhile. 7:s0 a. m. and every ,wo
hours until 7;30 .. IA. also y IN soJ
ii o. IN. saline cars from Ypsilanti
F SS wsrfrfsS,f r TO rs M s ~
20 20 s Nun D m: hourly q lisa o. m san.
days, frSt car Mt I:0S with half-houriy
''s For regal Oak. B,rm,arh.m ..a
pontIsc-sSo n M. then half-houriy
until p. m. then hourly until IL p IN
First car one-hs u hour later on Sun
FOR rsrminsto., Worthwhile, Orchard
AXE and rcntisc-s a. m. and hourly
until u y m. First car one hour late-
In,erurhsn cars ra,. waiting sta
ton. Garner Of Iarn-d and Qrisvold--
cts last cars awaiting the closing o.
thsstsrs.
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REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS


IS Acres-IS miles from Detroit-5-room house, barn,
chicken house ST 8o
20 Acres--Io miles from Detroit--cay loans room
house barn and other buildings. 81 ,7o
p Acres-I7 miles from Detroit-clay loani-Io-room
house barn and oubudings-34 miles from electric. So,
80 Acres Gatiot Avenuc--cay loam-7-room house,
two large barns all oubuldngs stock and implements
81 Acres-I5 miles from Detroit-Io-room house-arge
up-to-dae barns school I-dm mile 6 7or
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a new provisionfthat whenever any city
or town shall hereafter issue bonds for
the purpose of 1iquidating or refund
Ing the bond issued prior to March 4,
1903, the sinking fund to be provided
for the retirement OF such refunding
nr liquidating bonds shall be fixed by
ordinance Of such city or town.
Sale OF Contingent Estates.
The act approved March IA, Acts 1908.
page SIS. amends section 2i32 of the
Code, so as to give circuit and cor
5rcration courts the power to decree
sales of any estate. real or personal,
given by deed or will. to any person
with remainder or limit action over
and contingent upon any event. and
whether the person or persons inter-
csted In the remainder or limitation
are sui juris or not All parties pres
entity or contingently interested in the
estate, except the complainant. must
he male defendants. The former sta
tate, which has been in force since 1858,
allowed the sale of real and personal
estates given by deed or will subject
to limitation contingent upon the
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wing Of any person without heirs, etc
Compromisc of Suits.

The act approved March Il, Acts 1903,
page o5l. which Is an emergency act,
provides that In any action or suit In
which eli infant, idiot or lunatic Is a
rarity, the court may approve and con-
firm compromise which may be deem
cd to the interest of such party, and
any order or decree approving and con-
frming such a decree shall be binding
upon all parties except in cases Of
fraud.
And an infant party shall not be al
lowed to attack and set aside such de-
cree or order unless he shall proceed
to do SO within six months after COM
Ing OF age.
Pure Elections.
The act approved March ID, Acts 1905.
page Sol, amends subsection 8 of the
act to promote pure elections. which
is section ASA of Pollard's Code. so as
to provide that no witness giving evil
dence In any prosecution or other pro-
ceedinS under that act shall be ever
proceeded against for any offense
against the act, or against other cleo
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Communication q Fi.l,crie..

The act approved March 18th. Acts
1908. page 81. which Is an emergency
act. amends the act OF February 10.
cries. The name OF tie board is
changed to the Commission OF Fish
cries, and the present members OF the
board arc continued until March L.
1910. Tl.e chairman OF board is
designated as the commissioner Of
fisheries and chief Inspector and the
secretary of the board is to be known
az secretary OF the commission and as
sistant chief inspector. On or before
February 2s. 1910 and every four
years thereafter the Governor shall
appoint five members OF the commits
sion for term of four years.
These Appendices shall have prac-
teal knowledge Of the oyster and fish
industry, and shall be from the oyster
producing section OF the State. ono to
be designated as commissioner and the
other as secretary. The other three
persons shall be from a section other
than the oyster producing sections of
amy or all of them for neglect OF duty.
misfeasance or malfeasance in Office
and fill any vacancy or vacancies
which may occur.
The commissioner and secretary
shall each give bond in the sum of
$1,000. the former shall receive a SAL
AIRY OF $500. and the latter a salary
of $500 per year. The other members
shall receive no salary, but shall be
paid the actual expenses incurred in
the performance of their duties. The
commissioner shall have an office in
one or more places In Underwater, and
shall hold meetings as often as NAV
be advisable The authority of the
commission shall extend to making
ruies for It's own government and that
of their inspectors and employees; TO
see that all laws relating TO the oys-
ter and fish industries are enforced.
and the persons engaged in these in
dustries protected; to the appointment
of one or more oyster inspectors for
each county, city and district in which
oysters are caught or planted for a
term Of two years; to appoint such
additional inspectors as may be neces-
sary. and to abolish the office OF any
Inspector or consolidate two or more
Offices into one and to remove any IN
spector for cause. The commission
may also appoint the captains and
crews OF vessels used in the oyster
police service. as may be required;
shall control the vessels and captains
and crews of the police service, sub
1ect to the orders of the Governor. and
may SELL exchange or repair any yes
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF r., F. & r
II. II. INTERCHANGEABLE
MILEAGE BOOKS.

For convenience OF through passen-
gers, the following agencies will issue
exchange mileage tickets from Wash
ington south, via the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad. de-
taching Interchangeable mileage cou-
pons good over our line to cover: Bal
timore-Atlantic Coast Line office, Light
and German Streets; Philadelphia
nut street: Seaboard Air Line office.
1893 Chestnut Street; New York:-At-
lantic Coast Line Office. 1918 Broadway;
Seaboard Air Line office. 11S3 Broad
way; Boston-Atlantic Coast Line Office
29S Washington Street: Seaboard Air
Line office, $50 Washington Street.
W.. P. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
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Acts Of the Assembly
sci be.onging Id dc fleet and relnvest


sci DetOnSlne 10 tNe 1leet anu TeIUScSI
| the proceeds in other boats.
The commission must make an annual
report 20 the Governor; report to the
General Assembly 81 its regular sea-
sion, AMI also final report to the Gov
ofnor covering tie period from the lst
day OF October. before the beginning
, OF their term, until the end OF the term,
which shall be published as part of
the first annual report of the succeed
Ing board All records or accounts In
the Offices of the commission shall be
open at all times to the examination OF
the Governor. Auditor or their accred-
! tied agents. No member of the COM
mission, nor any of the inspectors or
lemployss, shall be engaged in the oys-
| ter industry. either directly or indirect-
/, Il! for market o. private. The act car
liies al appropriation of $4,000.
Error eoux Assessment OF Lands.
The act approved March IL. Acts 1908,
tInRe 355, which is an emergency act.
amends section 4i4 of the Code. the
last amendment of which is to be found
/ IN Acts 1906. page 55S. SO as to restore
| the provision that applications to cor
| rect erroneous assessments may be
made before the LIST of February of the
second year after the assessment This
iprorision was contained in the amends
iluent approved March 10, 1871, but was
omitted from the 1906 statute. which
! put the law back where 1t was prior to
ilao4. namely, allowing applications to
correct assessments to be made prior
! to the ist of February of the year sue
lceeding the year OF the assessment. The
present statute contains a new pro-
vision HAT any owner OF land which
has NOT been leased under an agree
mcnt that the lessee should pay the
taxes may apply to he court In term
time or in vacation to have the assess
ment increased.
| The application must be made by Pc
tition in writing, describing the land
land stating the existing assessment.
1.-THE proposed increase and the date mot
Halter than that of the filing of the pc
itition) ut which 1t is desired that the
new assessment shall go into effect.
THE court may hear evidence and order
the increase. II 1t appears to be proper
/ Rccoruut ion OF Nc inorandn of Sales.
| The act approved March Is. Acts 1905
! page 376. which is an emergency act,
lprovides that any sale or contract for
1.-The sale of goods In writing in which
1.-The title or lien is reserved, or the
Itrnnsfe- of title is made to depend on
any condition and the possession is de-
lll>ered to the vendee. and memoran-
dun Of the sale or contract has been
heretofore docketed or recorded, shall
lin respect to such reservation and con-
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laonwealth. In other respects the sec
ton Is not altered. The former statute
was construed by the Court Of Appeals
IN the case of Price. Auditor, vs.. Smith,
% Va. page Ia. and the court held
that 1t was the duty of the jailer to
provide fuel to warm the jail when
necessary. and to pay the cost himself
>out of the per diem allowed by law
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ton laws. committed by him at or in
connection with the came election. pri-
mary or convention. The former statute
merely provided that the statements Of
any person testifying under the act
should not be used against him in any
way.
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,Iunicipnl Bond.

The act approved March 10, Acts 1908,
rage 535, which Is an emergency act.
amends the act of March I, 1903. which
is section 103Sfs of Pollard's Code, SO as
To do away with the provision of the
old law that municipal bonds issued for
the purpose of refunding or redeeming
all outstanding bonds should be sold 10
the highest bidder for cash. There is
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Protest ns Evidence,

The act approved March 10. Acts 1905,
page 1885, which is an emergency act.
provides that protest in all cases.
V neither made in the State or not shall
be prima fade evidence of what Is
stated therein, or at the foot or on the
back thereof. In relation to demand
dishonor and notice thereof.
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$1.OO Value for SOC

This is a lot OF fine striped voiles,
in tans and light blues. This lot
also contains some Mixed Suitings
that sold as high as $1.25 the yard.
They are in Copenhagen blue and
tans.
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SOC Dress Goods for Csc

This is special lot of Dress
Goods we have just unpacked. 1t
is so per cent. wool, and comes in
blues, grays and browns 1t is 36
inches wide. and you'll find among
them Shepherd checks. pretty plaids
and the new stripes. Its an extra
big value at 25.