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Columbus gonniat
Zfs
ALinniiik
flaa ??
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abecribere of tao J
lamk at the date
Mtntki wrapper of
or oa the snargiB of
Up to tale stoto,
la paid or
OaaUuauaaassmbly, Seward, 8ft
IS to 21.
a,u
j
Oraad Army eneampmenVWumtoar
toa,D.O, October 6-11. -
i County's 18th annual Fair, Al-
,Nebr.,8ept.2tto9fi.
Federation of W
etnas, Columbus, October 74,
Elks Big Fair aad Great Jabour Oir
cua, Sioux City, Ia Sept. 22 ta 27.
State Foraiga Missionary Society of
tha OaBgregationd church, Columbus,
Sept. 30 to Oct. 2.
KTanJCM STATE TICKET.
JOHN H. MICKEY.
Ferlaeateaaat
Governor,
E. G. McGILTON.
PETER MOBTENSEN.
For Secretary of State,
G.W. MARSH.
For Aaditor,
CHARLES WESTON.
For 8upt. of Iastructioa,
WILLIAM K. FOWLER.
For Attoraey General,
F.N.FROUT.
r Public Lands,
GEORGE D. FOLLMER.
Third District,
JOHN J. MoOARTHY.
Far RepraaeatatiTe 24th Dietriet,
JOHN a DAWSON, of Oconee.
For OaoBty Attoraey,
F. M. OOOKINGHAM, of Hamphrey.
The eleotora of the repablieaB party of
Platte aad Colfax counties, Nebraska,
are hereby called to meet ia joiat con
veatioa of delegatea at the coart hoaae
ia Sehayler, Nebraska, oa Taeaday, 8ep-
r 30, 1902, at 230 o'clock p. bl, for
P taa-tiintr - --- -- - r -
I aaid ooaatisa, aad totrsnsant each other
1 . baoiaesa aa aiay properly, cosae before
X ill maiMitiiM Bv mutual ssTeemsat.
1 '" ; each eoaaty ia entitled to repreaeatatioa
I ataakloBaveBtioBbyotdelegateB.
By order of eeaatorial ooauaittee.
' J.E.HOFFXAK.
! Gbo. W. Wkbtz.
j -
WufieldS. Stbatioh, the millioaaire
I BMaBBgBNBi of Cripple Creek, Colorado,
I eaedia Colorado Springe Sanday.
Tbb way to "let well eaoagh aloaen in
' theaCakaof the Batioa ie to eleet J.J.
I ' - MeOarthy to ooagreaa. Lyoaa 8am.
Tax tenth Nattoaal Irrigation coo
great will aet ia Colorado Spring Oct
tth to Ml The American Forestry
i will meet with the Irrigation
TBKOauhaBeeaaya: "If it ie to be
a race which ia ooaipleted irat-the
i eamal or the Platte river power
1-dont place yonr beta aatU tha
Eabl CMSJtwmut, a "atrike breaker,
waaaaaaaHed and killed jest oataide the
UaieaPaehleeaeeaatOBMhaSatarday
ajght. Several arraata have beea Bwde
aBdtaogailty parties are aaid to be eat
pleyea of tha ooaipaay.
Joaw CL Dawbob, the repablieaB
aa far raareaantatwe, ia a
I if elected will repreeaattbe
of Platte coanty ia aa able
See that the X ia placed oppo-
when yoaeonM) to vote.
' K. PATfOB, nt Eaaley, ftlihawo, one
ony Inat weak was oat ia two by aawitch
oigaie Bad litrei an hoaraad a half after
the aecjihat, ahowiag laaaarkable vital
y. Ha waa aevarai oathely, bat the
wwnlaaf tha engine cleaei
the Ueodveaaalaaad atopnad tha
f ihags. While lyiag on aa operatiag
table he told of aaoaey ha had ia the
father lived, aad what
ited made ef hie body,
for aa hoar after tha
i of tha Mhwonri river jaat
Borth of 8L Jeaeph, Mo, on large tracts
that a fleet of govern
id barges
into reejueitaoa for
; tha erratic earreata, says
a raesnt press imiaaUh. A aeadbar.
alargad, is formmg in
that the main channel of
the river at that point ia beiag diverted
to the
liftaweeatiaaestheriver
vrileeantoally est a aaw osaamel, lear-
I a steel railway bridge
eaBnaBnea ae wai
Tnravagai
BBeBsasBBBei
eaaamg half a mOMen dattara high
aad dry. ,
. OBBsed the leas of maay lrvea, destreyed
BVanBBBBa of osllara worth of prapstty
mA BaaaMMBi of MMMhs hsVM mb.
'aroiBesaslssB. From Ariel, Oawlite
,'imi1j, Washsagtoa, to tha foot at
awo Bnass, eleven peeple are dead.foai
- -- mmmm aaa ! u
aaaBBaaang bbb oiar m bbvb bbbb nan
hewjelsss, maayBet with evaa oMhaag
to aaoar their aasBBeaa. OakPesat,a
Vsanyja twaaij Banes hslsw Kasiasa,
,, 4aHkhBjlananmBOnhnphto
JER4L AIM OF FREE TRADERS.
that aa a rosed? for the evils of tha beef
teaet the tacit ahemld be takaa boat
cattle Bad tha etock of Mexieo aad tha
Arfomtiaa be allowed tooosne iatothm
country free of duty. Thw Dinghy torn
law hasvrissly provided a duty of $3.75
oa forsiga cattle, whioh has proved pro-
aad haa'thaa eaved oar owa
for Aauwioaa rattle, at the Mia
to
three hmadred aad twenty-are
of beat aad three hun-
died
head of oattle toEagiaad
If the nglourw or say other
hare beea violatiag the lawn of thia
country they will be brought to book
their punishment aa they
The latter ia bow in the fed
eral oomrta aad the people of the ooaatry
may rely apoa jaatiea beiag dose aad
the rights of all, people aad peckers,
iaanitahoaldba. If the
have traaafressed the lawa theyahoald
be tha ones toaoffer the conaeqnencea,
bat ao ooa desiring jastice will demand
that tha stock raisers aad farmers of the
ooantry ahoold be paniahed becsaes tha
prices of beef have beea advanced. Ji
wa ware unable to sapply the demaade
of the people of the country in this
direction it might be desirable to open
the gates and allow the cattle from Mex
ieo aad the Argentine to be brought ia
to enpply the shortage. Bat the present
aitastioB is aot dae to the tariff on cat
tle. England has free trade aad yet beef
is higher ia London than ia New York.
The real thing is that every free trader
ia the country ie looking for aa excuse,
however small, to advocate the abolition
of tha tariff. The trust swatters, with
out rhyme or reason, have urged that
the tariff ia the mother of the trusts, and
that to kill the treats it was only neces
sary to oaaot free trade uwa again. The
remedy would be worse than the disesse;
it would be like burning the wheat field
to get rid of a few thistles, and fully as
wild aad expensive a policy aa that
would be. The country had four years
of ilisastroBB experiences with free trade
and waata no more of it If all the in
dastrial combinations were really trusts
they could not do ao much harm to the
people of thia country aa would six
months of the Wilson-Gorman law.
Helens (Montana) Record.
A YEAR OF ROOSEVELT.
Nothing could be more obvioue than
that the country is well satisfied with
Preaideat Roosevelt's ooadact during hie
list twelve months as chief magistrate.
It will be one year, on the 14th of the
present month, since Preaideat McKin-
ley's tragic death at Baffalo,and the ad
miaiatering of the oath of omoe to hie
successor. Mr. Roosevelt haa fulfilled
all reasonable expectations. He haa
ahowB aaarveloas adaptability ia every
direction, haa given untiring industry to
the varied details of his great omoe, and
haa bona the strain with entailing
physical rigor and imperturbable good
temper. He holds the good will of the
democratic aouth almost as completely
aa of the republican northwest He ia
permma grata ia New England, and ia
idoUxsdweatof the Missouri rivar. He
maintains good relatione with the party
leadera of New York aad Pennsylvania,
aad haa the hearty approval of the plain
people of those great states. That ha
will be renominated in 1904 is now con
sidered to be even more probable than
waa Mr. MeKialey's renoaunation in the
middle of his first term. Never, indeed,
aiaee the early days of the republic haa
it appeared ao likely that a preaideat
would be his owa successor. This, of
course, in a aaase pertains to 1904 rather
than 1902. But it is well to appreciate
the fact that thia remarkable popularity
of the president and this quite general
approval of the administration as a whole,
form a very important element in the
poUticalatUMephere that surrounds the
electoral situation this falL From The
Progress of the World," in the American
Monthly Review of Reviews for Sep-
RKrunania to the nnsessoasbly cool
summer, the chief of the weather bureau,
Prof. Willis L. Moore, aays it is not tree
that the ana ia gettieg cooler, or that tha
frost line is movingnorth. Nor, says be,
is it tree that summers are not what
they were when father was s boy. The
weather, he ooateads, ia jast the aaam.
The trouble ia with father's nmaafww.
Father remembers the coldest winter ha
ever experienced better than he remem
bers the aormal winters. So he remem
bers the hottest sumsmrs. Itisansv-
caologicsl phanomsnon similar to the
e which aeoounta for that Mealier
bread of pie that "asother need to make."
Tha pie aad the weather are the same, aa
wm oa proved by the truthful records of
aoieatific appliaacea.
Omaoov, Termont and Main
have
elected eolid repaUicaa
to
the next house, and in moat
by
inwuaasd maioritisa over tha
tial heavy vote, and indiiMtiaM that
Nebraaka will do as well at tha Novem-
De Jfotaes, Jo, SepL 15-ZO, 1902.
The Omaha aad South Daub rwu
Fallows have arranged for a special traia
from Omaha to Dm Moines tolesve the
Uaioa Pacific Station at Oamah. ll
o'clock a. m, Taeaday, Sept 16, via The
'nonawaatara iiae. tmtine at Tk
theaame eveniaw. aiviaw aaania
m m " "bb) 1
to nrsaare for the erBl mu at
2 p. m. Wednssday. TheTJaioa Paame
asa maae a rata of one fare for theroand
trip from all aoiata ia Nahnek- rw.
doaBdWyoauag. Tieketa oa aula 12 to
15 aeclamva,anel from Omaha Sspfclfith.
arrmag in Omaha oa the
or tna Ifith can s oa
for full iaformatioa apply to
1 W.ttBmbila.
Onfiaf
To aU those who so kindly
aurmg oar reeeat autuavasaaat
to aatoad our heartfelt thaahu.
Mb. ajtd Man. W. A. Wat,
AU.AnMa.O.a
BtbobWat.
Oetober 2 toS. One fare far the round
To amuy paints ia Iadmaa. Ohio:
mwsatsra
1 ff n filnm ti si r isaa s .aV
real estate agents, report the fallowing
real estate traasfen fled intheoeaeeof
the eoaaty elerk oinos our last report:
Geo Lehman to Lizsie C Leh-
an,k)tDl8a;Oolambus..$et)00 00
L H North to J P Kmpuet, Jot
10bl5,lstaddPUtteOeBter 1250
AatoaAbelatoMJBamaekera,
neof50-5O3w,wd 500 00
Law Hosts to J P Keiauet, lot
7,8,9W5,lstsddPlCea... 125 00
8 W Lightner to Lmxie Light-
ner, lot 11 MB, Monroe..... 86000
Fr Detmer to W E Humphreys,
B2se9-lfr3w,wd. 8200 00
C H Sheldon to H 8 Elliott, aa
andn2aw7-19-2w 10000 00
H 8 Elliott to WH Joasa, aa -
swof7-10-2w,wd 4000 00
Kate Punas to Wm n i-g,
Iot3bl64,0olambua,wd.... 1200 00
J Bhmislsnai to Peter Dieoh-
ner, lot I eso 9-16-1 w.wd.... 780 00
Anderson k Rosa to C F F
Mueller, lots 1 and 2 bl 132,
Oolambus,wd 400 00
J E Hoffman to Waual Alt-
maa,lot7,8bll22,Col,wd.. 145 00
E A Garrard to D F Slsyton,
lot 1,2 WH,E add Monroe. 1000 00
D F Slayton to E A Garrard,
Iot4seo7-17-2w,wd. 150 00
TbosM DacktoMLCronin,
lot 5, 6 bl 2, Rob add PI Can. 1200 00
Marg Hensley to Anton Yogal,
lot7blll8,Golambuawd... 1500 00
Sarah RobleytoC F Newton,
lot 6 W D.Monroe, wd 75 00
John Gondring to Theresa Goe-
dring, lot 6,6W 18,Stevana
add. 100
R EJoaes to Alios M Gear, lot '
5 bl 50, Columbus, wd. 2000 00
H I Murdook to F K Strothar,
lot 4 bl C, Becker's subdiv,
undptbl 14, Stevens add to
Oolumbaa,wd 5500 00
L Rosa Fivana to Masonic Tom-
pleCraft.pt lot8bl57,Coltwd 3300 00
Jao Hummer to Rich J Miller,
n2ee22-17-3w,wd....... 2500 00
TotaL 24845100
GUARDIAN'S SALE.
IamemittaroC the eatetoof FnakH.O'Doa-
mtWA
wrifnnc ! kMhr iIm that ia
MM oCaaoraareC JMMsA.GriauMa.
el tha diatriet Miait of PUtte eoaatv. mi
the lKh da? of Bepteaber. tMT, oa the ppUea
tkM of Sen E. O'OoaaeU. anarmaa ofJoseph
F. O'Doaaell. aUaor. for the mis of the reel
state hereinafter deeeribed.then will be eold
at thefwwrt door of the coart hnsae in Colsm
baa. Platte eoaatr. oa the Mh daj of Oetober.
IBS. at 1 o'clock p. at. at peblie vaaane to the
hisheet bidder for caab, the foUowiac deeeribad
real eetato. to wit: "The north half of lots No.
oneandtwoia bloek No. iftwo" ia the city
of ColBiSaa. watte eoaaty.
Haid aale will nam
IUU .Lt. a.
1IWW1 I WW UUIWf M M t i
MMH K. U'UUHnUiL.
Osardiaaof the eatatoof Josam F. O'Doamox.
nsepttt
NOTICE OF REFEREE'S SALE.
Notiee ia barebr sivaa that jwraaaat to an
order of the dietriet comrt of Platte eoaaty.
daly mmam aaa entered of record aa
yofJstr, ItBU eartsln aait therein
UreinHahMtBaraaait ia pleJatJgaad
BTUaao. Joaeph W. IdeeoOUnr O. Uaeo.
m. anraaau wuuam bl. aar
bl. Maria CBnuLflnGL
SSSrifillUi A. Mrftilhwec!huiaai aLcSrt
aaliaa. One R Bpaiee aa adsilaiatftor of tha
estate of Geoaje S. Warsaai, desamed. The
Colnaibaa mate Beak, a eorporatios. aad othere
are dafasdaafa. the nsdaiaisned refer eee ia nar
tiUoH wilL oa aetardav. October Bsh. BBLat
thehoarot Zo'doekp.ak.atthe frost door of
the coart hoaae. ia the city of Goknabaa, ia aaid
Platte eoaaty. offer for aale at peblie aaetioa to
the hisheet bidder for aaah ia CadTthe foUow
iac daacnsaa nai property io-wh:
The aoatheaet qaarter of aectioa tUity4lre
(). towaaklp eetastem (17). rasa two (2).
neat of me Sth Prisefaal MertiW
Lota eiaht (t) ssaTaJaa (I), iaaasuoa thirty
().tea).elerea(u)andtwelre (12) Li aee-
ttaa uuny-oas iai;, inaaaaip aeteanea inj,
raaavoaaai.aaatottlwSUiPriaeipBlMeridW
Ii fill im -- tLMJ IW
to?"Mp ""(."?" ose (I) east ol
i lie w ii i iiinpai !! unn
The weet half of tha aorthcaot qaarter, the
aoauMSMK qjsanar or laa- aorawaac qanrtar. aaa
tewaehip eeieatw (17). taase one (1) weet o
rat Tta rTiartpal Waridias
The northaaatuMitat of the northeast aaar
tor, lot one (1) ia the loatkeaet qaarter. lot two
it) ia tbeaoathweet qaarter. aad tot three (S)
ia the aoathweet qaartor of aacttoa thbty-aix
weetoftLTBth Priaeipal MeridiaavSu ataated
iathaeoBBtvof Platte aad State of Nebraaka.
Aleo the aoath half of the aoatheaet oaarter of
aectioa tweaty-eisht (S3), aad tha north half of
the aortheaet qaarter of eeetJaa thlrty-4hree ().
all ia towaahJp tweatr-toar (M). taase three (S)
weet of the Sth PriaeipBl Meridiaa ia the eoaaty
of Madiena aad fltetn nf Wnhreere
Dated. Cotaabae. Nebraaka. Septomber 12th.
BUB.
JAMES B. NORTH.
HANSON 8. KLUOTT,
CHBISTIAN M. GKUKNTHEB,
17aeptt
efi
PIOPOSED COISTITVTIOIAL
AIEHBHEIT.
to tha
la fall, la aaasattassl to
at the
4, A.D.1VOC
A Jomt Reaolation proaoaincto
one of Article fftteea, of theCoaetitatioaof
the State of Nebraaka, ralaMTs to the aamaer
of asbsiirHsasad adoptiag aisaadaeata to
the CoaetkatioB of the state of Nebraaka.
Be 0 Boohed ami Mmmeted bfthe LegUtature
of the State f Nebraaka:
Saonoal. That aaetioa one of Artieleffteea
of thePoaetitarioa of the State ef Nebraaka be
aaMaded to read m follows:
SeetioB L Either braaeh ef the legieletare
amy propoee aaimdaimtB to thia CVmetftatioa.
aadttttoaaawtoasnadtobythree4Utheotthe
AU halloto need at
i ahall hare written
kUwfellswmr gorpropoeed
t to the Cuaatltstina rslsMsa to (bare
to theCoaatMatiaa ralat-
issT to (here issatt the aabjietof theeaiaaSaieBt)
aad the vote of
In the eleeter to amUaa a eroae with a
" ia a eiaalaer aaasm to to alsaad at the
rlsbt of the
i amasamanuu m to assil amffe to vste
ieiaaa
LO.W.M h. in j of eteteof the
a sua a ', wo un
aaummaaMsTa) HOCtoCm wO uaTefiaa aaOmuWL aTsMCaa BVODOaaaQ
aanaaanati ahall be entered oa the Joaraala,
with the rem aad aaye. aad pahliahad at least
eoaaty where a anaepaper ia pabUahed. for
thirty days liwediatelyprirmiiag the next elee
tiaa ef aasatora aad repreeaatetirea. at which
Use tut appiuiel nr rajertina. aad if a SMilnrlty
of the elaetore votiaa at each aliBtloa oa aaeb
ie mlasitiad at the maw aleeHna. they ahaU to
ejs7 BBa)BBaBMajaBBa asui vap BaaBawnnuv asaav uaununajaaa? aaa' wuewa? nana
QttCaa ammvmBvmmBBmTeT aWPaaaVCsam'
aneh aleetton oa each
intlsa: oa each
Maae the worse -for or lastss!
of Mil 1 1 iks. eJtoim ssaay smb ma aaaaamg
JUHiTsiSll iinslt Hill --"--a;
iaamweef the State of sTlmlii. ae appeare
(j Mil iiilgsml hOlea tote mis egjas.aad
theqaaliaedveaaBief theateteot Makmaaa far
2m toff asmea Taasssy the Oh day ttM.
Jll'aadmW the smat aaal ef (to ateteaf
j, H Tii i - mm dsy sf Jaly. ia the
aaieCmmsaas aaftW.MImlaT,
SBaU amasmwsfaBam
,
aBaataaBaaaaaaa
These goods are now coming in and crowding out the summer goods
which must go to make room. Here are a few of the many bargains:
3c Embroideries
4c -
5c ";;- .
8c "!
i6c ; -' - i.t
. You have seen our fine line of Embroideries and you know they were cheap at the old price, so
you will surely take advantage of our one-half price sale.
All our
prices. WE
75c Goods
60c
50c a;
40c u
30c
The cold,
PROBATE NOTICE.
Ia the matter oT the eatate of Meam aeaaeay
Notice ie henbr stvea, that the enditon of
teeeaaea will asm ise BiBfiff r aaam
aetata nefbro aa atrJhMaB errmne eoaaw.
Nelwaaaa. at iay oftoe taComaaaid conatr.
on the BUh day of Septeaaber. IBB. oa tha aBh
ear of Deeearimv MSt aad ea the JSlh day of
March, BUS. at o'clock a. a. eaeh day. for the
patpoae of praeeatiac their efaisM fer exaaUaa
ttoa. ailjaetaitstaad aUowaaee.
Hte mbatha an allowed for the eraditofa to
sat their ehujajs and one, year let the eatea
tom to aettle eid. estate frost the net day of
Jatost. Itef ; aad thleanrtimtt m1 r1"
edu Tan Coumsus Jooaau awl atari atdared
nepteaaer. 1BU. -
S7aas4 Coaatyjadf.
. C. CASS IN,
raoramoa or :
fluialii lliai MM
Varaaaummw BBBTw'mTO BBamBBBuaju
Fresh, and
Salt
Qaai and fitli in ahum.
aaid fat
Bjoss sad Tallew.
THrBTCEftTH ST .,
OOIiUMBUS,
ATTOEHETS AT LAW,
UbbbbT aaa?
BBbVaBBBrMBSBuS
I MBmmt'i. sfB
anuBBc.' TJunBr mB
aaPmBBBmBBBnvml
bsaAjesateuceao.
.
JA.
mm
aBaanarfaaaaaaiaaaMaBaaWiaaaBaaBBani
Laces will goat the same
MUST HAVE ROOM.
go at , 38c yard
a -.... 3C "
u ? SuSSc
u !8c "
15c "
wet summer has left hundreds of yards
SHIRT WAISTS.
$2 00 White Waists $1 00
1 75 87
1 10 " 55
a W ou
vv aflf
1' 25 Colored Waists 63
1 00 " 50
71 " -lft
60 " :ui
50 " 25
AAmam afaSJSl maauaat bbbbbbIbbbI aanaaBBi
Summer Skirts i Price-
Ill aro lnvita.fl T visit ?w CLOAK DEPARTMENT. A close inspection will
III HI P IIIWIIPII that our immense stock of Cloaks are equal to that of OMAHA
QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE.
E. D. FITZPATRICK'S Z K
(V H VCml
A VACATION
WITHOUT A
KODAK IS A
VACATION
. WASTED.
$1.00 to $25,
Esla Ji mwtWlarsrtslf
Hsa ef the Ms Wateh.
a. a. a.
9.a,0AaworC.U
The Uaioa Facile and O. k N.-W.
lines will sell tieketa at greatly reduced
rates for the round trip to the O. A. &
reuaioa at Wsshisgfnn, D. O, October
6-11, 1S08.
For dates of aale, limita oa tieketa
aad fall iafutamtion apply to
4t W. H. BxmuM , ageat.
LACmf !
Embroideries-aU summer goods at
HALF PfMOC to msks room for our im
sssaee Ml stock. Go to E. D. Fltspai-
kcvavsss.sKkt4EiBfasaAi
aid p in
lie yard
C "
Jc "
4 C
8 c u
AQn
cut prices as our Embroideries. All at one-half our former
W -Ja-IA,' JJ H Hhi
of these goods on our shelves and counters, and bow they must go to MAKE
HbbbbI IbV IH bbbbbbbI
BLiCZSUITB
-AND-
WAGOM WORK.
Ererythiag ia oar liae
aad erery thiag gaaraateei.
Waeoas nade to order.
Best aorse-shoeiag ia the
eitjr.
A fae liae of Baggies.
carriages, etc.
VI em sgent for the old reliable
Columbus Buggy Company, of Colusa-
bua, Ohio, whioh ia a suBeient guaran
tee of strictly first-class goods.
LOUIS SCHREIBER.
25octtf
J.M. CURTIS
CONVEYANCER
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Also does type-writing and
will caref ally attend to all
the business intrusted to hiss.
BJ-Woald respectfully aoticat a
of your business.
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Over First National Bank, 1st door to
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Frtmth Fluiael Watets.
The largest and
prettiest line
ever seen in
Columbus.
Come and see
them.
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wat to shew yea
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Traiaa via thia popular road depart
from the Union depot, Omaha, daily,
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Msgaiiesatly equipped traiaa,
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New Dress Goods
Bovelties, all shades.
See them. A bargaia
lot of cheap achmtl
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A yard Bever sold
less than 15c. Ask
to see them.
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