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Goods at 25 to 50c on Dollar.
January 1st we announced that we were going to close out our entire stock in thirty days, according
to an agreement made with our brother to join him in the furniture business in Illinois. We thought
it was giving ample time to clean out, as prices were cut very low. But on account of the severe weather
were unable to accomplish it and close out. While we have sold large quantities, still wa have a
large stock of the choicest goods left, and
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we must close out, therefore we extend the sale for 30 days more. As a test of faith 1 will give $200.00
to the public for any religious or charitable institution if we continue doing business after the expiration
of the next thirty days. There is absolutely nothing else except to close out and leave Austin. We bought
our stock for Austin people. It is a good, clean stock of everything y6u need to wear, arid Austin people
can take things now at their own price.
IT is all very well for the railroad
lobby to say that shippers have recourse
in the courts if they are not treated
justly in rates but as a cattle owner
in Texas pertinently says the cost and
delay of legal proceedings are too great
for an ordinary man to attempt. The
only just way is for the interstate com
merce commission to have power to
fix
a fair rate.
