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Mrs. Freidlund and daughter, who
have spent the past two weeks with
the C. Bye family, returned Monday
to their home at Hawley, MINI. Mrs.
Bye and Miss Charlotte accompanied
them as far as Bemidji where they
spent the day. S.
Miss Ella Parker, after spending
the past week at the Sthol home, re-
turned to Bemidji Sunday.
liver Hoven was a Solway visitor
Tuesday. ..~ -. @,$.-s-
A. A. Haarklau spent Tuesday in
Bemidji. - t
Services were held in the Pine
wood church Sunday by Rev. Malone
of Bemidji. '."4 ...z
Rev. Sorenson conducted services
Thursday in the new Buzzle church.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Cyrus left Mon
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LIVESTOCK and
POULTRY

Twenty head Of sheep, two due-
rock, Jersey Gifts. Fred Hall Nebish,
Mimi.
Two sows Of the Poland China
breed. Ed. Nystrom, Blackjack,
Mimi, Town of Langor, Sec. 33.
To buy Is White Leghorn pullets,
single comb, when about half grown.
G. II. Smith, Kelliher, MINI.
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Two young cows, coming fresh
first week in October. Also big
young work OK. Jacob Anderson,
Jelle, MINI.
One pair of steers, two and one-half
years old. two cows. two calves; one
riding pony. D. M. Edwards, Shev-
lin p. o., MINI.
One full-blood Poland China boar,
and other hogs and shocks. Phone
3614-6. J. l.. Johnson, Bemidji,
MINI. :.
One straw cutter; one fresh heifer
and calf. Hugo Hensel, r. No. q,
Bemidji, MINI. Phone 3605-11.
Thi.'ty-fve head of sheep. John
Schippers, Blackjack, MINI.
Italian bees. Cal Rygg, Rout No.
l, Wilton, MINI. Phone 3658-12.
One registered Holsteln bull,
6 IL years. w. G. Schroeder, Be-
midi, MINI.
One registered Holstein bull 6
years., $50, A. P. Richie, Bemidji
MINI.
One "a Holstein bull Il year,, F.
M. Pendergast, Bemidji, MINI.
Three fresh COWS, Nick Nelson,
Matby, Mimi.
One farm team to sell or trade
for stock. Phone 3637-21. Be-
midi, l.. w. Aldrich.
One S. G. Buff Leghorn male. R. r.
NO. 1, c. H. Simpkins, Turtle River,
Mimi. .> s#
Ducks for sale. H. R. Carrick, r
l, Bemidji. @
Two grade Jersey cows, and 4
years old, one is fresh and one COM
ing in "a month. These are choice
young cows and better than three
fourth Jersey. One Jersey heifer 10
months old, and other stock for sale.
S. S. King, Town of FROM, Route 2,
Bemidji, MINI.
One grade Jersey heifer calf five
weeks, old, good markings. C. ".
Shannon, Riverstead Ranch, Phone
3616-7.
One light young team. A.. P.
Ritchie, Bemidji, Mimi
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Two cows fresh or coming fresh
soon Address, A. A. Crum, Be-
midi, MINI. Seven miles south Of
Bemidji.
Two cows fresh or coming fresh
SOON Address J. H. Sheets Bemidu
MINI, 6 miles south of Bemidji.
Four sheep, John c. vogler, Nebish
Mimi.
Two fresh cows. Phone 3626-6.
F. M. Freese.
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A check protector which perfor-
ates numerals in paper and weighs
no more than a postal card, has been
invented. " ..=t. 4
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day for Rochester where Mrs. Cyrus
will consult the Mayo Brothers.
Two carloads of cattle were ship
ped from here Saturday by Mr.. Minis
of Bagley. %.a.I.t. ..
Mrs. Malie Who has been visiting
at Fertile the past few weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday. LII.
T. B. Millar came home Sunday
to spend few days with his family
He returned Wednesday to his saw
mill near Azure where he will con-
tinue his work for few weeks.
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REDBY
X X X X x X * x x x x X X X X y
Mrs G.. Cook and daughter Mil
dred visited at Bemidji this week.
Mrs, A. @Bergquist and Mrs. J.:
Workman and son Ralph spent few
days at 5Puposky recently. . 5s
Mr.. Hanson has purchased new
auto 9S :.t BAIT ats s .ssaa9 ,,
49,. Mrs. M. Midnight and son, left for
Nebish last Monday after spending
a few days with Mrs. o. Krantz.S
Mrs. G. Durand and little daugh-
ter Agnes came UP to Redby last
Thursday to spend a. few days with
relatives.
Mrs. A. Swedberg and Miss Kate.
Parson went to Bemidji one day this
week +.
Miss Kate Parsons, who has been
visiting Mr., and Mrs. A. Swedberg
for some time, left for Grace City,
North Dakota, where she expects to
visit relatives. -
Mrs. M. Dwier and son Charles
left for Walker one day this week
where Charles expects to secure a job
at the saw mill.
Mrs. J. Hanson has been seriously
I ill the past week, but is improving. 7.
Mrs. S. Gonser and daughter, Mrs.
=. Workman and children went to.
fiPuposky this week to visit with
friends for a few days. They re-.
turned last Saturday. ls. 5@s
G. Cook went up north last
Wednesday, to help arrange / the
goods in the new store which the
Chippewa Trading company is build
Ling up there. Mr.. Cook expects to.
move his family up there in the near
future. I$s = II 81
G. Gonser purchased Mrs. M.
DIVERS garden before she left for.
| Walker. s '3l HI NJ
Over 4 400 women have applied
for Widows pensions in Philadel-
| Dhia. hut thus far ONLY S1 Q 1 have
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-04

Among the new electric cigar
lighters for, automobilists is one en-
closed in watch case, which can
be hung up by the ring.
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FOR |; SALE:

f57
" One Poland China SOW, one year
odd in September, for sale or trade,
for poultry or heifer calf. Mrs. ..
O. Whitney, Turtle River, MINI. R.
No. /, Box g. clio Victor Lester.
!. Two choice grade Jersey
COWS, one fresh and the
other to be soon, 3 and 4
years old; one grade Jersey heifer,
IS months old; three pointer pups,
months old. These pups are old
enough to train for hunting this
fall S. S. King, r. r. 2, Bemidji,
MINI.
Fine bred Leghorn cockerels at
fifty cents each if taken soon. High
School Farm, Bemidji, Mimi
One horse, IL yrs. old, weight
1,1OO lbs; one three year old geld
ing colt, weight 1000 lbs; one mare
colt, two years old; three splendid
Berkshire brood sows, IA months old,
and six pigs, two months old. BY
DR.. E. H. Smith, Bemidji, Mimi
Twenty head graded Shropshire
ewes. George Dobson, Bemidji, R.
F. D. No. 1. Phone 3601-8.
have one fuH-blood Poland China
boar, one year old, and other hogs
and shoats for SALE J. L. Johnson,
Bemidji, Mimi Phone 3614-6.
MISCELLANEOUS
One two seated buggy with light
bobs for winter use. Frank Patterson,
Phone 727-18. Wilton, MINI.
One good set double driving har-
ness Just what you are looking for
Elmer Oftedahl, Nary, Mimi.
FOR Blacksmith outfit.
Tom Brennan, Wilton, MINI.
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You may find listed here just
what you've been looking for.
( Learn to know your neighbor.
Read what he has to say.
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I have one full-blood Poland China
boar, one year old, and other hogs
and shoats for sale. J. L. Johnson,
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Farmers Market Page

through agriculturist 3. F. Gle Of
the high school. The same will be
published with out penny Of cost
to the farmer. It will be the aim
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OF the Pioneer TO accept only truth
ful, reliable "ads" from responsible
parties.
Who Knows What Might Happen
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Over 1,400 women have applied
for Widows pensions in Philadel-
phia, but thus far only 121 have
been granted aid. # &
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Every farmer VINO has some
thing to sell or who wants to buy
something is invited to send his de-
sires direct to the Pioneer office or
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One good set double driving har-
ness Just what you are looking for
Elmer Oftedahl, Nary, MINI.
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MISCELLANEOUS

One two seated buggy with light
hobs for winter use. Frank Patterson,
Phone 727-18. Wilton, MINI. YEA
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Twenty head graded Shropshire
ewes George Dobson, Bemidji, r..
F. D. No. 1. Phone 3601-8.
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! ! OR SALE:
LIVE STOCK

Two young cows, coming fresh
first week in October. Also a big
young work OK. Jacob Anderson,
Jelle, Mimi.
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IHE DAILY CHIT.CHAT
A CASE FOR THE JIJRY
BY Ruth Cameron

II merchant should insist upop
presenting you with an article which
you wanted 10 buy from him and then
some time later should present YOU
with bill charging a larger sum than
YOU originally offered him. YOU would
De pretty indignant wouldn't yuo9
You say you cannot imagine a mer.
chant doing such a thinC
No. neither can l. Yet that Is prac.
uSaIiy description of the trick
M ,sCh irlends often play upon each
The other DAY neard woman
complaining bitterly because a friend
ooI heIs was not willing 10 take her
Htlle dauEhter into her home while
ahe vas absent on two weeks trip
On, yes. Louise said she would do
~ enc continued, but ] could ses She
aluh WantIo. and ! certainly sha' mn
tpIce htf "a. ! wouldn't have Dor,.
my stay where she ~asnt wanted for
any INNS But ] must say never saw
nuth lnEfautude. Why when she Ms
married, J. marked half OF her linen FOR
her. did two tableclOths and two
uoleh napkins. and ! don't know how
many towels / worked half one eIIm.
III on them Well. there's no use
expecting gratitude In this world
VOW n ] had not heard the other
slut on the case J might have been
noi ilutd by the ingrautude displayed
gus as u happened. ] had heard mo
huaul case. and here 10 is.
Inc plaInun offered 10 MARI the
iutn IN question. The dpfDrdart
'nahAed her but said she wished She
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WAR WILL HELP
SETTLE STRIKE
a. 3, OF L. ORGANIZES THINKS
ONO COAL STRIKE WILL
END SOON
Gives European Trouble and Interstate
Commerce Commission's Decis-
ION as Reasons

According 20 John L. Lewis. general
organizer OF the American Federa ton
Of Labor settlement In the EaAferu
Ohio coal strike will soon be effected
The war which r. threatened between
european nations viii play an import
ant part In bringing about an agree
me M between the operators and the
miners. is his belief
Mr.. Lewis Is spending a few DAYS in
this city In the interests OF the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor. While noe
IN very close touch with the situation
In Eastern Ohio. he understands the
conditions. having formerly worked in
the mines and being a representative
Of the United Mine Workers 70 the
a. p. OF !. lie il nov engaged In the
organization OF the Pittsburgh dis
trict. but keeps sufficiently posted in
the affairs 81 the miners 10 speak in
telligently OF present conditions.
~ think that the strike will be
settled before long Mr. Lewis said
90 an Intelligence reporter yester-
day. The decision OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. made public
Saturday. ~ which the railroads are
granted a general increase Of I'VE per
cent. viii have "A tendency 10 bring
about n settlement. while the Euro
pcan war viii hasten d." The war.
be continued. will greatly increase
business for the railroads This fact.
rates will cause the railroad com.
panies 20 operate more trains The
demand for coal. he said. will there
fore, De- greatly increased and the
Ohio operators can no longer afford
Co hold out against the demands OF
10" miners
Mr. Lewis said he believed the re-
fusal % the operators 20 grant the de-
mands d. an attempt 20 destroy the
miners union In Ohio The operators
claim they cannot afford 90 operate
their mines on the mine run basis" be-
said. but the fact that mines In other
states are operated profitably on this
basis destroys this excuse"
Mr. Lewis bitterly condemned the
radical action OF the / ". W Leaders
saying that they do more damage than
good 90 the. cause Of the miners lie
referred TO the Industrial Workers OF
the World AZ I'm organization without
any stability whatever He said they
DO not believe boz contracts. ln the
vage system. scales or anything but
getting money and creating strife.
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BRITISH CALL
tcesLIsa.I - - -
a French fleet % p vessels pass
90 tr-c Ugh the strait Of Gibraltar
fr day bound cast

French fleet % . vessels pass
90 tr-c Ugh the strait o. Gibraltar
&C. day. bound cast.
Called from America
N.N lOHt h.e .fl .aTtIsf- .u
United States arc directed Is report
FOB f"u senior British officer tf tr.
port T.ur" the proclamation reaches
fU,r. Hr .o f|' frs' HrrsE urTaI Hf.
n..l .hD. w.rf fII1. WHICH fI.y
must r.-.-.0r 600 arrival .n fnD British
1zIta
AU fr. French citizens living n
This country and who are or fio oct.
I." lrT. II.f ur Ou fI. H-. of t.s r..
-Irt. Ut .ru active army nar. boon
called fn Inn colon. bt tho general
mobilization orders o. th, French Dol.
public
Oh. problem 20 transportation
'.. us "I ""r. ...... IHr h.-rHu.
Hrr .rN end German rU.rrt|.If.
...r ...-I..r officers admitted Iu.
.H. I.. recalled German ....m.
ships HI...F. back fn fHa starting
point ."0 "..Hr.. SODA. .f ..| fsrI..
.' f N...rr| I.r-.-..n r.aar. ..-
..... ..uh.. U. .rrrI... Hr-. swing
r"~ ... .u..r0. .r many cases Ht.r
..u Hr.f. I. r.mHHr u. their
s~... H..H.r .. ...Hm..r. f..
t.... f..w fr.. country
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AlhdIy upon the reopcning Of the ok
change az this time. and the spocul,
ton which may follow.
a feature OF the situsti,, h,..
anicn called forth favorable comment
l2uikhi Was the impression which fbe
s !. y, Illustration has gained that parfv
~, ,,ta m congress are 10 be- laid
a-iu' Tor the present. and that no
PRECEDENT and his advisers can co,r :
-pou tnah nous support ln any meas.
gIes they deem needml 10 meet cor.
Although there be- every r,o.-,..,
mar cuftoms revenues viii IAN 80
shaI py even " the European trouble
p shorulFod. the acminlstration h.
.eil 20 nave made no definite plans
,9 provide Tor revenue in other 49,
~ war Or prolonged and \ de6cit =.
one certain. undoubtedly resort will
RI haa To the usual eNtraordinary
ways or raising revenue. = tar on cef.
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PYTHIAN OUTING
Members % locaI LcFrrs 90 tre Or
der WI tnIoy Annual Picnic
Win Ear lies Wrar@ada.

no the wcaafHfr man rEH.... Did.
~ rdncsday 81 t1'a wees 900 500 Hr.
90 che larEest crowds H. rnr eaasU.
on the pike. Che occasion Ha.re rod.
annual outing az fHr KNIGHTS H.
Fy'hias The committee Hr Hrrrr-t.
mcnfs have lcIt unfnIrE uufUrr fH.f
Nos1ld add 90 the pleasure H" frrs.
who viii BE- present nu IfrHw advance.
Information the most frfrIa.IEE.. and
tho most largely attended picnic ever
attempted BY ire order uII result
splendid uru-raw 90 ".n.a..
events has been arran.U' which r..
D. source Of untold uHrr.w.r. Fr
those who witness Ha vol. #a those
who participate The ham aerr-. rr..r.
which are offered for those V.rr.re
thr different contests are rru Ur F.4
play 81 TIE Frelderlch SPORTING EoCls
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would WOULD LEI her pay for The work Tbe
slslnltu absolutely rrmsrf r-5 49,.
~. "ahl reluctantly arcrui.d tho Il.
NJ teW months later rov.,,..
~ ~ plslhtiH demanded a. pa. ttsf ~,
uiisi,SAdant should take olarr. ~ ~
''ll" sitl Tor two weeks.
NoW II the utte Girl hi 49,
6.,l chlld, the defendant MEM
gv,-,.,.t en- WILLING, but Dorothy HI .r
NJ ~ delicate child ALWAYS ny
sr.,, ~ ,,. ,uu"'h upsCtE. ani The a.
wbn NY appalled, the deiepds,,
~ not used to children Ana 10
'aust she could not hide M
,'i,hh mat the plaIntin hsugbt,i,
vc,eb n'r request and began 40 ny
inc sra. .ut lh' u.clcHsnrss OF eNprrf.
N'autude IN thi, ORD
Vow u We are cold. bloo5.5 60,
20 ianslate The two favor M, go, 81
,s,,Is Nc ma that che pr,broid,',,
douiiu nave been hired for ri, IN, 49,
uulis! h whereas board rnd 49,"
insll services Tor tho cbiid o., ~
-. Nouid certainly have 800 ~
20. OF eighteen d1i.a.. "i
loI' over. The defendant v,,,it -
. =. nave paid outright for ~ ,.,.,.,-
4ovDie ne value than fo bsyr i.
si,I me responsibility Of oaripr TO-
should she not have ia, rich,
l'' now she should rcpa,- -,
Ihs inc stl-ms Of inrrsfit,. ~ 100
Ah1 nov mat both .Idc. 81 ~.
D,eh presented . leave 10 h.. 49,
.u' Iui1. 20 decide. .war fbl ~ -i
'"'''' OF inc defendant unsraiefliit
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HAc SECURED quantity oT
FLOUR AND MANY MINERS
TOOLS.
Waterman Notified sheriff Who Ar
rested Man-Thcft Occurred
During Saturday Night

Georgc Shutlak. miner empf1yrF
90 the Troll mine. near Maynard ID
was caught In the act of robbinE fh.
Troll COMPANY store Dat. SATURDAY
niEht. according Co word received lr
this city yesterday ne was arrested
b. the night Waterman o. Tho STORE.
End was turned oyrt tO sheriff An.
dcrsOn. of Belmont county. Yesterday.
and be- being held BOO the 81 Chairs.
VIE JAIL awaiting a preliminary
hearing
According 90 the story received
here. the watChmau. William NcAUi-
ter. had been To- -uciaI affair In
Maynard. and when returning TO the
store about n 80 o'clock. found chat
larEr display window Boo tho front
81 the buildinE. had been broken &c.
heard some person iu the rear of ttr
buiiding
Securing bis revolver which h. had
lcti near inc front end Cf tho store.
MCAllistrr started search boz tho
oHfhness Tor Coo hHrE|aT and came
upon MIN g- hr was carrEuE fAD
sacks of Hour tp nearby window
Whrn revolver WAS flashed iu hit
face the alleged burglar beEled for
mercy and tho vafChmau not fo shoe.
and MCAlnster then recognized him
as one Of the miners Formerly pm.
nloled - Oh" company IlD lives Boo
one 81 the company houses about rI
iL.liN .INf "'NL" flI'aN'f
McAlllatcr marched Dis prisoner fu
nearby house and bad hmm lIIrdr.
while sheriff Anderson ua. no.fHs#
by telephone or IHr capture
DO A. said chat EIII'Hk bad re- I4rE.
quantity OF goods stored Iufa.tt fH .
window. including .Iy aHJka On. Hu.-
and many mining tools enough. ..
molt. for q complete miners oufff
chu.iah I- a .uUu- ua. and H.. r
Wife End three small children fFu
told the acfhUr.fIes chat rr afrIH .Ha
rUur fo iced u.. children. Hut Who.
asked ~ he intended FOB .H.I Then fh.
mining tools. hr made rH reply
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PARIS. AsE --host of tho Paris
utuL pas-re have REDUCED the size
CO heir editions for yhe sake of econ
nmF The eight Uats sheets cutting
dow Go four pages and the four paC
sheets 90 Two The palrie this afIcr.
noon printed one mfll ipanct giving
toe news oi Germ any crossing he
French frontier
on cy,ly side the question most
1ufatus flf UUIi" are. What viii
Great Britain doc Where Is tt, Brit
Ish Gcet and WI British force be-
landed o. On. r'nIurntF
Tho mHls io.glatlau o. rapidly sie-
aIIffr.l- from sli-. except those
at utD SD tears of a.. aud fuu.. under
IH" urIrr-ID.rI railways probably
VIII SOD ruuu-Te tomorrow The
great public -.rt the telephone.
telegraph. railways and maIs.are
I.IF b Ctmiu- less available l0r pub
Doc uses
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PLANS TO PROTECT
BANKING SYSTEM
financial Burden % European War
VIII be Distributed on Many
Shoulders

WASHINGTON. Aug . The ma
'lInery ~ the government was turn -
NI today toward the perfection OF
plans f1 forfy fhc American bank.
Dos .F.trm E0 that this nation share
Ir tHn financial burden of European
var all Boz distributed on many afosI-
nnr- auI Ifa direct effects mirIr Iz-r
Conference or which thr foreign
and domestic aspects Of tho situation
were discussed. rIlmIrafrd .r the ut-
Isr.lrH Tor New YORK OF Secretary
NrAfo1 1nf Courfroller o. the cur
aI 'ro government authority f0 put
m opera Ton ffn plan which congress
dee Ere1 years aF0 Tor aIrh situation.
.tH present hy uhirh tho rafIuraI
n,rE. ~ Tho country can obtain 5000.
.''N' .r currency under f1n Aldurr.
condition and meet ans rtU-afrra
N. 81 Alnu declared Thar hr con
.rrrI mo ruurfr" fn Dol Ir rErrfIrrf
..iI. PHI. IE. r.rH OF itself and there
pot De slightest reason Tor arF
.ill NJ alarm
Before STR Wrkd-o Isr tho treas.
.fF 1l.pel ulf about 800 H1" 900 o.
- t."rI.U.N rarIHnI currency Hr.rr
no D. ir fhr Fau'fe rf frl eun.frra.
..| '.rnrruH ready fnr tho NHr
fnrk .a1Ea Th.s currency ir mr4s
entails is Ika fhsf 70 me national
banks bur- can be issued on no -.
.Ir.fI ~ riEn class commercial rrrl-
H.n municipal bonds Com.
.rl fur fFIa rurura.
.. bn approved not only b. fH.
DADS NH.a a<a Tor rI-r.rr. Ir
Duo br fla particular ara-
cal. ae-oriafirr of which no farE b..
member
'f would rof surprise olr..ars -
II. n-"r-fur .I SIR ffrr .aa.. Ed.
"a. -..a .1f N'u York -fr.F
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Silks in the
August Clearance
'ssy August ,. 1874

poPULAR Weaves and at,rae-
tive Sumner colOrings
make these Silk offerings al the
more worthy:
IN. % Yard.eide Striped silk
serge and Mesralinr Suk lu color
~ grounds with white haIrline
Stripe. 800 Kind Norlrr af71-
a yard
Lot % f0inrh Fancy kfinIka
krepe and Canton Crepe in Chcir.
colorings. hlrh Glars fabrics g. rp
qaulity ~ si-s5 yard
Special iof OF Yarf-u lido BLACK
SIX NetHaiino bob chiffon and m..
dun weigh's. 800 Kind at zee t
yard
Lot ~ fn-iuch Cream Crsua rr
thlne s 80 quality tt $50 SOD
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are now quartered there 'ists
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81. .it,l-lN, Aug An official .t.,.
me4t Issued today save ''' '.'ii'-
no, ~, ~. consequence OF a Russian ..,.,,.
sts,s ~ 5', ...i territory. Gcrmarg be- i7
reply 10 10 g Hiln hu-sia The French
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moreover. Franco Sar ,.,tu...t
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day or any moment " "'lN any
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o.. - 81. II, aug. 2.-Hing Victor Emn,an-
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