Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], July 12, 1888, Image 2

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qnzu‘umiuc‘ stmi 11: :1: I" rt Tuxvrsur-l
is lilu-ly 2n 1;...er -n;.- n law-m it
sham”. It \‘i-x'y prui-vrly roo-gniz-w
Port Townvnml Bay :19 the I:l‘x’n;‘:- 1'
location f-Jr nu" of the three «luau-an.
lino stations proposed for the Paci
fic coast.
That scheme to unite the fortunns
of Germany and Russia by royal
marriages is one worthy of the high—
est dlplomatic talent. It may, if
successful, avert a general European
war. Some one has said that the
victories of peace are the greatest
victories ever achieved.
It won't be the red banalana not
the Harrison badge thai ME} by our
watchword this year in Port Town
send. It will be public improwv
meats, subsidies, and general onter~
prise. Let us elect men pledged to
such a course—and then standby
them in carrying it out.
Usually it is “principles, not men,"
in elections. This year, in the Port
Townsend election, however, it is
1125' that are wanted more than more
declarations. The main tLing is to
get good men elected who will (“<—
card the Silurian ago, scrape c-fi‘ the
moss. pin their ears back, (figurative
ly speaking) and sail in for outer
prising growth.
Turning in every possxble direc
tion for comfort, the democratic pur
ty is now confidentiy expecting;
assistance in Michigan from prohi
bitionists—aud have strong hopes of
the latter drawing enough republi
can votes to tum the scale in favor
of the democratic electors. The No
vembct outlook is gloomy enough to
make even small comfort doubly
precious in some quarters.
Postmaster General Dickinson is
in full accord with the administra
tion on the subject of free trade.
He wants no subsides paid for carry
ing our mails foreign. and is insist~
ing with all his energy that congress
would be doing wrong to pay the
subsidy proposed. With an injured
nir, Mr. Dickinson claims that this
ruinous subsidy will virtually shut
out foreign bide One is almost led
to inquire what foreign steamship
company Mr. Dickinson represents.
Our merchant marine is weak enough
at best, and these free traders pro
pose to hand it over bodily to for
eign countries. The doctrine of pro
tection includes protection to Amer
ican shipping as well as American
manufactures; and free trade means
playing into the hands of other
countries in everything.
Never in the history of Port Town
send has it been so necessary to
keep the people alive and aroused to
the importance of the times as now.
It may be all well enough to remain
passively willing for the “boom" to
elevate us into population and Wealth.
To any reasoning observer, however,
the proper thing to do is for every
body to get their shoulders under
the wheels of the boom and push.
Booms do not grow or flourish of
their own accord. They are a result;
not a cause The cause is in the‘
people themselves. This thing ofi
going to sleep over a prospec‘. has!
killed many a town. What we want
is live, energetic action. Such action
was begun on a small scale last year.
Letit he encouraged and assisted.
and let us act together, and the
wheels of progress will continue to
more. We need manufactures must.
Our railroad is the one great thing.
desired as :-. means, as :1 facility; but
we need industries that will employ
laborers. “'0 have room and line
openings for a dozen manufacturing
industries besides what we already
have. It should be the aim of our
citizens to secure these at the earliest
possible moment. Our Business 15»
sludge is advertising to secure suit
able sites free for sneh‘ enterprises.
Lei; us as citizens secure the men-.:-
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and Srvyin.’ tax: 5 to build mitt-Milka
\‘i‘LJL'l‘t'Vt-X‘ pubiir CIIIIV-‘Hitfilfx‘ vluw
mumli; \VQ' fuvt: , Sit-nth}; the city
limits. with an {arm streets. \h:
wiii use our butt eutlanvt-Isto raisu
libvral subsidies, secure sites. etc,
for the ostabliahixg of manufactur
ingiudnstris-s. such as ndry duck,
ship yard, woolen mi", tila and put
wry walks, (‘l(‘.
We regard the subsidizing of local
steamers. establishing new lines. in
creasing and improving our local
(rm-. 10 facilities. and building up our
fair city as a commercial center. as
matters of prime. impartance, and
Worthy of the suriuus attention and
active L-fi'or't of the city government.
V 74...» _._
That County Seat Question.
Chief Justicv Johns decided zigalnst
Port Angeles in the hearing of the
restraining order against moving the
county seat from Dangeuoss. I'rus—
oeuting Attarnoy Calhoun represent
ed tho case against the county com~
mi-La'iunorr'. on thv ground at their
:ir'fiar; having been Mega}. They are
given until Augurt 27th to >lmw
cause why the nrder should not he
made pvrmanz-nt. As they havehwn
full-y iii-ant, and it is hzudly likvly
i'um. any new evidence will be bruught
out, this probably means deft-zit (if
the Angeles movemvnt. The Ants
published a Lrief history of the mat
ter brfom the election, and pointed
out that the commissioners \Wul'e pub
ting Clalmu county to needless ox
pense in holding the election. l-‘ur
this we were abused by the AngL-lus
newspaper. and were accused of being
jen!ous. If the friendly advice had
hem taken howavcr, Clalam taxpay
ers would have been better off.
Harnson on the Cmnese Question.
How will the pigtail compare with
the bandunn for a campaign budge?
Harrison is in favor of Chinese. nut
uralization.»»[spoknne Chronicle]
The above is campaign lie No. l.
which may as well he nailed now as
at any other time.
Harrison’s repord on the Chinese
question is that of an honest, c.lur2t
geous statesman. As senator. ho hp—
posed a bill that was contrary to the
terms of an existing treaty with Chi~
na. He contended that the trosty
should first be modified. This was
done. The Chinese restriction law
as it now stands was voted fur by
Harrison, and he joined in the favor
able report of the senate committee
on the bill.
This being the record of the Re
publicun candidate on the Chinese
question, only ignorant or dishonest
persons will assort that he is favor
ao!e to the admission of Chinese
into the United States.
If the restriction net is not enfor~
red the democratic ofiiz-iais in San
Francisco are But. doing their duty.—
Ledgvr.
A Wool Item.
An American and an Engli<h wool
grower who had previomly di-‘ICUSFQA!
the wool question, recently met when
the following conwrsatiun was had.
The Englishman said:
1 "I answered your questions la>t
iyenr and I hope I answered than
satisfactorily, and now I would like
you to enlighten me on the mbject of
your overflowed United Saint's 'l‘rnas
ury; for, if I lllldk‘TalflDd, all the ar
guxuent in favor of free wool is based
on two things: FiraL the duly. it is
claimed, ge's two much money in the
treasury. Second, it inargned that
by having free won-l aml pron-etion
an manufactured goods :ho Aim-ri—
ran lzzborvr can lw pziirl {WHEY \\'al‘_fc‘-fi:
Ind it (l :n‘t bt't’!“ to mn that. your
penple un'lvrslzmd (but it is “'0 Eng
lishmen that put the money in your
ire sury. 'l‘o illuslruln: the lzmt ;
lime We met in Boston I no“ 11030.- ‘
UL") [min-ls. of wool, and you sold the i
some amount. We sold for the sump ‘
price, Hi! routs. You took home $690
um». I 19:: 52mm» in the United 1
States treasury and lu'oli SAKMKM
hom--. And yx-t._vo:lrpeuple taro kiuk— ,
ing about iL. It is really laughable
to us: for. should money fall into thv I
English treasury iu the mus manner l
the English gmorhmwt Would havi
no trouble in finding a way to spend
it in the into-rest of its people. And
now as to Ith inrrensa- of manufac
xmcs and H.‘ 121.:‘1-3‘ (fl¢1lelI:‘5;l
you c .nnvf. ILL-rm. «5 ’.Lu uizmulau'd‘dci
at woolen goods only on a basis of l
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:‘n-n {tau—o 1 : Putin" qualitivs which
v ‘l'llH-'!I\! mu [ itht' pt-op L-s f'ivnr.
“In tim imm' ox" uur (‘:r‘ttlll‘}“.~‘ Intr
f': y ;It.-:.m-rinil:.' urn-“punt u hnmlrh'
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--y JEFF nuiry 12.»: il“!'\il‘d 3m: and by
L I. 1‘ 122.1! iztfllfiu': r-Tvim- l'tN- In :1
E-;:..~:’ t-mumu: v! and z;.~.~un:\-d gran’rr
1w; . :.-ilzili:::-.~. .L'LI-‘Vh'l‘ tothu L'uih
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numb-J ih.- rq-almct mid Cn-ntith-ncc
m' liu-.\lm-ric:.n pu-opio
"t'm- plutfuni. :ulnpta-d hy the 1:0
public-nu convention marks out. with
vim-.rnvss and . rucisiun the creed of
the party. The Ami-riczm system of
pl'utN‘Uun to American labor and
Anu-ricun products in American
tuitrkets,lbu nacri-dzwss and purity
of thn hall-it, tho protection of Amen
iczin citxzvns. native and ndoptnl, at
home and abroad. on iaiml and on
503. tho prohibition of Chinese im
migration. the building up of out
navy, tlm (-i‘i-ction of cast. dt’fi‘uthS,
and tlu- vspncirzl cum of tho old 501-
dit'l‘h :uizl suitors of tho republic, are
quvstiuns which occupy a Conspicu
uu: [40.0" in our platform.”
on“. HAHRHI/NB REI'LY.
“‘ht-u Mr. Esme had concludnd,
Gun. Harrison read his rc-ply from
manuscript. in a full, rich voice, as
foilows:
Mr. Chairman and Gontlemen of
tho Committee: 'lhn otfifialuotico
which you have brought of the nom
ination conferred upon me by the
Repndlican National convention. re~
early in session at Chicago, excites
emotions of profound though con
flicting character. That. after full
d!‘l}bt‘f§‘ioll and free consultation
the repreumtativcs of the Itepubli
can party nf the United States should
have come to the clnsion that tho
grunt, prim-Epics unmwiatml in thi
platform 1L«l”l‘tt~'t: liy lhu ('HllVl‘nllUZl
(”til-l l-w in m an” Hithirllrl‘ suit-l}; cun
nzinl 4.: my care. is an honor of
which I am «lwply sunsililn and for
which Ima Yer): grateful. 1 dc not
::,—~nnm pr lwlim‘u that this choice
itziplir: th:.t tliu l‘il’th'UliUU found in
inc any pro "minted. titnu-s nr 9X(_'Pp~
iiolml liilclity in tho. principles of
guvci‘unu-ut tu which rm are ruutuvil~
ly Irlmlgml. My satisfaction with
the re~ult would ho altogether spoil—
etl if that rssult hail bzwu reached by
any unworthy methods ur thpihs~
paragement of the more eminent
men who divided with me the suf
fragcs of the convention. Relying
wholly upun the considerate imlg
want of our It‘ll()\‘.’~(fi[lZ-‘Hs and gm—
ciut‘a‘» (jalil‘ We will Cautitlcntly Mll)~
mit our c.m.~:.- in tin: urbiu'umnnt of
a fi‘l-i- lmllut.
' Th:- day you have chosen for
this vi>n suggests no thuughts that
am nut in harmony with the coca
siun. Tln- Rupubticuu party has
walked in the ligh: Of this Declara
tiui.:-f Illiln‘ih'lldtrlflfl‘. It has lifted
a rim“ of [vlilrlutl‘u] upon the foun~
dntimi laid at B-iukcr Hill. It lids
made :1 nmre lit'fffi‘ff‘. union. secured
by making all men (re-3. As soon as
may hr- p: ssil'lv, 1 shall by letter
C"luluulill'tll(‘ to your chairman my
net-«pumcn of the nuuaimition, and
it is proper to say that I have al
ready examined the platform with
some care and that its declarations.
to some of which your chairman has;
aludod, are in harmony with myl
viows. It. gives me pleasure. gentle~l
men, to receive you in my home until
to thank you for the cordial manner‘
in which you have conveyed your
ofiiciul message.”
Long and hearty applause ro
echoed through tho house as Gem]
Harrison concluded his address.
A 1 "Ag-mm" Party
What duos the Dcmucratic party
shin-l fur? What are its principles?
What new direction would bu gin-n
to the old ship if (he lu-lm should
pass imu tlm hands of the Di-mucmts?
I know what that party has been
against. It has been an "against."
party. [innghh r] It. was against
Frwduiu in Kansas; it was against
the war; it “'11: against the draft; it
was “5; sun: emancipation; it was
against :1 gl't'r-nl'ut'k currency; it was
against reconstruction; it. was against
the amendments; it was against lbe‘
Ku-Klux laws; it was against the
(Jami Rights till; it was against the
act to strcngtliz‘n the public credit;
it was against the resumption of
specie puyiuvnts: but it is but against
any of I'uvse tbiligs nuw—it is undrr
m-eil: iln-m. Tln- mum]; in its grand
S'Nu't'll his l. It all thus" things whis»
tar} : zimy 2110 n.» .lz-ngvr subjucts of
ilcl-;:ti-~»iin-_\' :11 t‘ l;i.~t< ricul facts.
thcy uh- lln- smiliglited {mks of our
:zzzxst lJllllllili' 2.1:11 (‘.‘t‘lllflll epoch.
We lint-s czitulmi th rugged and
lsluuxly pass. The l-wwz'iug cloud:
have lift: (1 (tr lltflhf fulicn in rcfrcsll
mg showers. It is a time nf peach
amt uf zunuzix-g prosperity tliruugn
un: tlml‘nxul. Sn m:- as lngislatiuu
Mid public administrafinn can shape
the cuurse of events. than thingb
have come lwcause of the wisc. cour—
agcfius. am] patriotic l gisln'inn of
tip. “is! '£a.. put}: in; pl u~ j:
it“; luv-v (’CluL‘ burgun- 35.6 “:11“:-
cyuzjc party has been in a minority.
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it :—' Hir‘l'! :1: n-‘wr (1‘ “TH“, :lwcab-l
nl gr” nf lL'!‘ Cl 41.»! iul State; «'h itf
“an: fur tln- gnu-l Bi~ixnp “ho acquir
. \l I \'l'!‘l?t‘illi;.: funn- by his. chapter
(:11 “£0 >lllilsl~< at ll'i‘llllnl. I: will '
HI: luulm-illy lam x‘mm-znln-rml that the‘
«"lltirh'l‘ in 411.-« inn i‘uzul in thi~ way,
"(in tho Swain-s of Inland. Thcre'
zirt- 13;: s'mk's in lrr‘lmnl." .90 we
tin-21in ti :- Chink-gun of doubtful l
52:12.», by >1§:.'lll:_:ll.|t‘l"‘ 1.19 no doubt
iftli :‘lhh'r,
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il 1.: ('Ev‘.‘~i:n.-.l iirv-l hi~ fT‘h‘~li'tlilt3
lwml 9m}! i;.tn ti:-- 1%, n.-u-ralic ("amp
iiw rt 1'“: Hf NW‘N \v‘ l‘i{. :(x'Vv' Jt‘l" f,
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l". ~;i'.r- , \.,'l\'ht'lit'l'llll;.' clusst-d
:i~,. -i.:’:'a IIul: :nzl L‘Zrl it not lzu-n
IL4: u-- iqxwiil-‘nt. “in! rushed in
“in ;. 51!:_;_f"i‘ l’t-nr i~i tin-mi. «ivciar-‘d
~;n-:; \\'..l‘ :2;; 1i!-'[ ix-'ll.a‘i.i-lll~'tl‘ivs of
‘ in. r - ~!:.te . , :m-l that h: ~ sulwtl'vivnt
{wry Him-z I‘2! ll him by tho prunml
hittl' 2: «f tim Elli.» hill and in otlwr
j‘.~:.;\-.~. ilix; might in doubtful still.
.lnzi :59 .’. i 3. I'm-ff itl't‘ jib! Ham-2111)"
I:~-.-rtain to :0 lit-pulviican in Novmu- i
glmr as :znj.fhil:;: can [w said to be cpr- l
Etuiu in l‘ vlilix'~‘; :xn'i thtl stt of it is}
that! tlh' Di‘lm't'x‘ai‘ i-:n~,~'.\' it gicrfrcdy
I‘.V-‘ll Liih‘ lln- ‘lll'lll Iwy going
xlzri-ngl: tl:-- grav-qm‘il after night
fall. tho} urn whistling to km-p tlwi!‘
«ruziizegi- up. lm :ln-n- is many a
chubtfnl «lump-1' and I hulk in thi-ir
which. which >huws Ihv fright which
has. ‘ZtkUH ;.t».«,<u-~-ion of them.
CUilgrP>rlllitll \':.n:-«.- of Connncticut.
who in n I): up. Wat. l-nt who is also
‘:l'i ml‘itur an l. [lit-I" I" rO. prasumnb]:
(-5 liYi'lilih'fif'l’ill‘il‘ \u-i‘nr-ily. says that
hu izzv— in»: z‘a-inrm-il {mm hin Stixtt‘.
;.:;-.l llmt iw h vary nun-h Wul‘l‘iud at
Ihuc-llllldk. Hm [lt'HzJ't‘ uf t'mint-c~
ii-sut, im says. are fur [lrotvctiuu lie
. futu- anything 01:». and a good mam
:l)-‘nw(‘ra75 am- talking in a doubtful
way :ztumt supporting the “oth on
fut-mum of the Mills mu.
1 Indiana Democrats are talking in
in wry dubious strain about their
échanm-s in Indiana. and some of them
admit that if ox~(}uvernor Porter is
ipnt up to run for Governor no power
?on earth can prevent the State from
lgoing Republican. They admit. that
Ithe diflicuity is caused by the Presi
..lent’s free—trade message and the
illills: hill.
i Congrve-suian McAdoo of New Jer
jsny. is more hopeful of his State, but
govt-n he dot-u. not fool so certain as hr
fwuultl lilm to. Ho n-cngnizes the
‘fact that protol-tiun is vital to tho it:—
rtvrvsts of Nt-w Jt‘l‘at‘y. and he does
_‘ll-‘-Iqllilo sen how he can reconcili
i the Ulcv :laml Mills programme
‘with the manufacturing and labor
; ing interests of New Jersey.
I As for the Pacific States. Oregon
:settlcd that question; and if she had
inot, Clewlund's remorselcss warfare
on silver would. Not many mm ths
'ago the Administration organ in this
cxty declared that John Sherman
leonld never carry California and Nov
!ndu, because he was an anti silver
.man. Its attention was called to Mr.
[Cleveland's :zntimiqu!‘ record, and it
éll't gu. to use tho. coiloquialism. But
; if itsdeclaratian Wei-o true as to Sher
!inun. it must be doubly true as to
lttlcwlaud; for. from the writin of
ithr- Warner letter to than strangling
[of thc livck silver iunvndment, he has
”ought silver nntiringly and remorse
5 {‘:3l3'.
PICKIRGS.
Harrison and Cleveland; Morton
and Thurman. Rugged strength of
hand and brain oppose-i to beefy
bulk and cunning wits; a chapter of
modern against a page of ancient
history.
Tug Mastiz-k is getting ready for
her long proposed trip to Alaska. to
low down {our schoonors seized by
the Government for ilk-gal fishing.
The schoonors will be brought to
Seattle nnd soid at auction.
Anotlwr big knitting will up in
szuv. N. Y.. lun been compelled to
close its doors by the dangerous nn
certnilny of the free trade talk in
congress. The merry tnrifl-tinkuris
bunting his own record every day.
United Status Attorney White says
that the docicions of tho Supremo
Court make; all school lands public
lands, that no one has 11 right to on
close the same and that those who
have done so are liable to fine and
imprisonment.
Tho )leahuro with which ox-Sbu»
ntor Thurman received the nominn
tion to the vice presidoucy shows
no diminution as dispatches continutl
to come from his home; the joy which
he» feels at his recognition by the party
is touching. A baby with its first rattli
could hardly equal the old man’s exu~
berance of feeling.
Crop reports from various sections
of Eastern Washington show largely
incrensvd acreage. and prospects of
a great yeild. Immense quantities
of wheat. barley. oats and flax Will be
pi‘ed up for shipment in the Palouse
country storehouse ina few weeks,
which means several million dollars
distributed among our farmers.
The general exprocsions of good
will toward the candidacy of John
B. Alli-n as dole-gate to congress
from this territory are not confined
to Eiistnru Washington. He has
many friends on the Western side of
the Cascades who would be glad to
have an opportunity of tonedring him
their Votes in November. The im
portance of having a strong man in
the uold 15 generally recognized. and
what is more natural than the selec
tion of the strongmt man in the east
orn halt of tho territory. John l‘. ‘
Allen appears ts be that mam—Ga—
:t'”!‘.
i Plowing; tho- \anrn.
A storm at SH: moans inevitable em-
SleDt‘~s for ocean trm‘c ms. The Vibra
tlun -:f u stramcr'n screw. («W n. is a sore
trial to a: y but the strurmvst nt-smzxch.
"‘plirm; Ihe. mttlzm lino-2," in the imbi
‘uitiou ntu gm»: is j-rcularlv termed hy
rilllt‘rs. In :1 poor substitute for the swal
fnwiuq .ut' (hut incomparable tranqvnllzzer
a! 503+ka at Dir-chit. Hustetter'a Stu.
mag-h Butte-tr. which no commercial trav
i-lur L-urist or invalid «linuld be without
In "rm-min: tlit- hriny." -=r making a [9- I
.lmns land journs-y. No uumcdicatul l
stimn'nut o! commerce is comparable I
‘or etficacy to the grout invizorant. Fm
wmnts of «h»- ‘A‘i-st pronounce it a rcli- l
able prrvcrdntiw of mrilurial infection. Q
:u; well as ”the: Complniutc tn whih hard-l
flhlp, impnr- Water and minimal-tainted '
var-urn girt- ride. lt renrlms brackish l
v-vn- drihh'fl‘nln ':w! lmrm‘uu, and is a f
‘ -|-. ,h 5.: ' '.l: r‘ if e'mnnch and:
..-.. is. null :or kidney trou'utca audt
rheumatism.
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“ ‘.‘U; .\-:r : " 111-11114: 731 .l:.r',:._-u.~'ux| .. Sun Palm”z “ Mohmunwwhf £2 12 6 1 all, :—-——'
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The Immense Sto;k of Goods purchased East by Mr. Water
man, principally from the manufacturers direct,
.' ~ - ”CUNSKHTING oP- ~ ~ -—— —~
Drv Goods, Fancv Goods,
Gent’s Furnishing Goods,
I
l Homers/z. Underwear,
‘ Children’s Clothing,
Or anything else that you may wish, have nearly all arrived.
In connection with the great variety of Goods kept. we wish to
call especial attention to the complete line of 3
SHIP CHANDLER Y i
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Steam, Gas, Water Connectlons and Fittings, 5
Pumps and Water Plpe. i
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A {til supply of these Goods will be constantly kept, and sold:
at Retall same as sold in San Francisco at \Vholcsalc. l
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;n. Gatzen, .1. P. Hoyt. Ezra linker. 0. “m 4
J. anh. n. G. suave. Sam'l Konney. W. A. m
IM. D. Bull-rd, E. P. Ferry. Hefner J: Hishon. an. W 3.
A. B. Mew-arr. Dr. T. 'l'. Minor. J. H. chnw, J. Ethan.
I H. H. Lewis. H. L. Yesler. W. V. Rmahm. Ch... “Char.
Ed. L. Terry, .14"thI Bolhwel', W. H. MIDJ, J. D. Lot-An.
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E. B. Downing. A. L, Palmer, W. P. Boyd. C. P. luv!
1:20. B. Adair, (i. F. Raymond. M mm BlOLhefl. mnh'fllfl l
G. DM’it-s. Adam Orth. Fix-h» & idmonald. 00-.
1 Amos Brawn. Im.- 0:! .leblhorn. I’. 2:22“, C. I. Cm
‘L'hae. F. Fmsch. A. s. Bnrwcl'. Alfred Snyder. 2. B. Barren,
A. 11. Brook“, 1). S. Bauer. Cunt. D. Gilmore. E. lob. $1.30..
; M. S: K. (mam-in. A. Chimera.
‘, J. P. “on, President. _ Jun: natural. Boa-«‘l7.
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; We» carry the largest and most complete stock of.&i
sMen’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Clothing ._
: 5:?” 0f any homo in the Oil!
@QQE’Q Emaishmg @9963.
We arr brmlquanvrs for. and our hm»- 3.”: full in ‘v-vv mitllfl. ‘
3 Iluls, Caps, 1‘00”: & Sh ":3
‘ Are to h: foun-l in our stow in the gum-4 uric!) and (Tina ‘
GROCE R I E s‘
We can cutrr tu the most {Asti'fious umi mrry Ly ;;: the :: d
Staple and Fancy (iruvcri.-> to In- {uund nu l'u
Country Produce taken at the 9 gram 7
”All UUWL nlz'livciunl In any guy: .1' the City Lib ”“804.”
Order: aolictwd and BEST ATTENTION GUM “...... ' fl