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Daily Capital
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BY HOKBR BROTHBRS,
THURSDAY, OCT. 15, 1890.
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t DAILY LIN1S 10 PORTLAND.
)i STEAMERS
& Altona and Ramona
-LEAVE
Portland, 0:45 a. m.
it Salem 7 a.m.. except Sunday.
7 J Quick time, regular service and cheap
lT ....rates ...
t J M. P. BALDWIN,
7 ij Agent, Salem.
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Another line of children's
and misses' Jackets, very do
sirablc styles and good goodsi
Another lot of ladies' cloth
capes from $2 to $5.
M'KINLEY COMMITTEEMAN.
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All Wool Suits
$6
Men's Mackintoshes,
11 up, n
- Umbrellas 50c up -
Capes and Jackets.&miS
m sa si sa $3 and up,
J, J, Dalrymple Co,
Splendid Values
T. flolversoD.
They Are not at Home. It has
been reported on the streets of Salem
quite frequently, of late, that there
were plenty of Republicans In Port
land who would bet 2 to 1 on Oregon
going for McKlnley. Only a few days
since a Mt. Angel farmer was in the
metropolis looking for "Just such a
snap" but It was not to be found.
rlk is cheap but when It comes to
"putting up" that's another proposition.
Social Activity. As the fall sea
son advances many Salemltcs are
growing uneasy for the resumption
of social amenities in the capital city.
The Old Folks' Whist Club, which is
the leading permanent social factor
in the city, will hold its first meeting,
as per adjournment, at the home of
Hon. I'hll Metschan Monday evening,
October 19. Thereafter no doubt re
gular sessions will follow.
PERSONAL.
A. W. Glesy returned to Portland
this afternoon.
Ex-Gov. Z. P. Moody went north
this afternoon.
Col. Robt. Thompson returned this
morning to Portland.
Dr. R. Cartwright returned this
morning from Portland.
Supt. A. N. Gilbert, of the state
penitentiary, was a northbound pas
senger this afternoon.
Char. Ileleubraud, Jr., came down
from Albany this afternoon.
Ex-County Clerk "W. II. -Egan, of
Gervals, was In the city today.
Traveling Secretary J. A. Dunnett,
of the Y. M. C. A., Is in the city.
E. J. Taugcman, of ICcystous, la.,
Is In the city, guest of his brother in
law, W. II. Miles.
Gov. W. P. Lord and Stato Treas
urer Phil Metschan, went to Portland
this afternoon.
Miss Lenore Brooks came up from
Portland this mornlngand will be tho
guest of Mrs. R. II. Lcabo.
Mrs. Churchill and Mrs. E. Smith
returned this afternoon from Albany
where tho former burled her only
daughter yesterday.
Miss Ida Smith, who has been visit
ing at tho home of Prof. C. IT. Jones
on High street, returned Wednesday
to her homo at Carlcton.
Mr. Catharine Anderson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, J, E.
Watson tho past month, left last
night for her homo at Los Gates, Cal.
Miss Lutlo Martin, who has been,
visiting her sister, Miss Gertie Mar
tin, at the homo of P. P. McDcvltt in
Yow Park, returned this morning to
her home at Oregon City.
Congressman M. A. Hurley, of Wis
consin, arrived in tho city this after
noon from Albany. Ho was met at
tho train by J. M. Payne, J. It. Fair
bank and T. L. Davidson of tho local
Bryan, club. He Is attended by his
private secretary, Mr. Raker, and will
, speak at tho Armory tonight and at
Marlon Squaro Friday. At Junction
whero ho spokolast night ho made n
number of converts.
Talk About Clothing. The New
York Racket have a tine line of men's
and boys' clothing, and over-coats,the
Brown Shoe Co's. line of shoes for
men, women and children, underwear
for ladles, gents and children, also
capes, gloves, and
hosiery, and many
great use at low
save 15 to 25 per
14 2d In
tuits of all kinds,
suspenders, ties,
other articles of
prices. Call and
cent..
A New Crossing. The old cross
ing on State and High streets between
the Cook hotel and court house square
was replaced this morning with a
new walk. Crosswalks at the north
west corner of the court house square
across both Court and High streets
are much needed and their Immediate
construction would be a source of
pleasure to many pedestrians.
Large Purchase op Wool. Thos.
B Kay, of the Salem Woolen mills,
went to Albany this morning to re
ceive .10,000 pounds of wool, previously
purchased for the mills. Everything
is moving along very satisfactorily in
tho mills and in about three weeks its
various departments will bo In full
operation, furnishing employment for
over one hundred Salemltes.
Notice.
All Rebeccas are requested to meet
at 2:15 tomorrow for team drill. By
order of Captain Mrs. Sarah Hutton.
Y. M. C. A. Notes. Regular gym
nasium classes will be found at the
Y. M. C. A. rooms tomorrow evening.
Tho men's class will meet every Tues
day and Friday evenings while the
boys will have possession of the gym
nasium every Monday afternoon and
Saturday forenoon. All who piopose
entering either of the classes should
bo present tomorrow night when the
classes are organized.
"Give me health, wealth and happi
ness." How many thousands daily
utter this prayer in their Inmost souls.
Well, health is wealth and the two
combined make happiness; therefore
if you possess tho first your prayer is?
answered in full. And so It is with
all who use "Oxyvita." NatureB an
swers your prayer by supplying your
sj'stcm with what it most needs, and
must have to have health Oxygen.
E. B. Slim, resident agent, Chatwln
nouse, Salem.
Sends His Resignation to the Central
Committee.
All Bryan meetings and all sliver
literature has been kept out of Me
hama precinct. But the first meet
ing held there for the silver cause Sat
urnay night bore good fruit. E. A.
Barrlck, Republican committeeman,
came out for Bryan.
' E. A. Barrlck, precinct committee
man for Mehama precinct, of the Re
publican county central committee
sends The Journal a copy of his
letter of resignation. The letter was
sent to Frank Davey, secretary, who
is now at San Francisco.
Mr. Barrlck hns always been a loyal
Republican, but now gives his
reasons for resigning.
"I believe the money question to be
the paramount feature of the cam
paign.
"Every candidate for ofilec In Ma
rion county, prior to the June election
was pledged for Mitchell and silver.
"Now it appears they did not be
lieve in fostering the silver cause from
principle, but desert It for the gold
standard out of reverence for the
party lash.
"If they wonld knock at tho tomb
of the Immortal Lincoln, and asso
ciate that sacred dust and Introduce
him to the G. O. P., as it stands on its
present platform, he would say: "De-
narti from inn. T nnvnr know vnn ."
Tiie father would not recognize his
child.
"A year ago the older members ad
vised us younger Republicans to
stand firm; stay with our principles;
(protection and bimetallism.)
"Now they retract one of these
fundamental party principles, and
where are they today? (Cohortlng
with arch free traders like Bourke
Cochran, a resident of London who
came near being sent to parliament
this spring.)
"There is more excuse for u Demo
crat talking gold standard because
they don't believe In protection. But
for a Republican believing in pro
tection, and knowing England Is our
competitor as a manufacturing na
tion and our enemy in the commercial
world, you ask us to adopt her money
system in order to do business with
her.
"Look at the fallacy of such an
argument! Did you noble veterans of
the war. when upon southern soil,
ever lay down your guns on the
skirmish lino and ask the enemy
what policy to pursue?
"Are we unable to adopt a financial
policy without the consent of a for
eign power?
"Are we men? Arewe Americans?
Do you not ask us to confess our in
capacity to govern our county when
you ask us to talce down our country's
flag, wrap it around our silver dollar,
and upon bended knees ask the ap-i
proyal or condemnation of Great
Britain?
"And they call this patriotism!
"Believing principle to be above
party, I hereby resign, to take up my
abode among the silver outcasts of the
party."
E. A. Barhick,
Republican precinct chairman, Me
hama precinct, Marlon county.
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A Futile Attempt to Break
Meeting.
Wednesday evening when Hon. W,
T. Rigdon appeared at Dallas to speak i
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It leaked out that the Republicans
had hurriedly sent for Mr. Toozo to
offset the meeting, but the scheme
didn't work. Mr. Tooze wis promptly
challenged to make It a Joint meeting, .
but the managers refused, and two j
meetings were held. The result was
that the Bryan meeting was hardly
affected, and It proved to have tho
largest crowd brought out at any
meeting held here during the cam
palgn. Mr. Tooze had about half as
many people (mostly ladles and child-; g ji
l .1.. H.... !.,.. .,A nnt- Villi
renj as uic orjuw iiic;iiu, nuu uuu
wlthstandingn band was hired by tho
McKlnley forces they could not com
mand the attention of the public.
Mr. Rigdon was highly complimented
upon his effort, as was also Mr. Mln
ton, who made some remarks.
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. AT MARION'S CAPITAL.
Leaves for England. Charles B.
Craven left this morning for Bradford,
England, where lie will visit relatives
for about six months during which
time he will nttend a course of lectures
on dentistry. Mr. Craven hns linen
assisting in the dental parlors of Dr.
Griffith for some time and will now
seek to prepare himself for a similar
undertaking. Mr. Craven was ac
companled to Portland by his father,
Z. Craven.
Slowly Improving. A. Bushman,
who had his right hand so
mangled with a woodsaw last
day, Is slowly recovering. The In
jured member gives. him much pain
but he hopes to recover tho full use
of it.
Twenty Years Aao. Last Mon
day evening Mr. and Mrs.R. J.IIersch
back very pleasantly celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their wed
ding. A number of friends and ac
quaintances were Invited and the
evening was spent In social converse
hnrllvi!l,M:i w,,lc" a ueucious lunciieon was
Satur-lserve(1-
Marriage licenses were issued Wed
nesday afternoon to the following
ceuples: Matthew Rutch and Floren
tlna Back; Frank Albrelcht and Min
nie E. Fuller. The latter couple were
married at 5 p. m. yesterday. Justice
II. A. Johnson officiating.
A warranty deed, transferring the
Salem Motor Railway Co. to E. C.
Glltner, was recorded with County
Recorder P. AV. Waters, Wednesday.
The consideration is $38,055.92.
Ella G. Fishburn, has commenced a
suit for divorce in the Marion county
circuit court, from Jos. Flshbnrn.
The defendant was formerly engaged
In the grocery business here.
O'Donnell and Godfrey today filed
with the county clerk notices of the
relocation of the "Lottie" and
"Nomah" quartz mines, in the north
eastern part of Marlon county.
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On the Bowery.
An attraction announced for Reed's
opera house tomorrow night Is that
highly prosperous play, "On the Bow
cry," presented by Managers Thomaa
II. Davis and William T. Keogh, and
which has matter to interest every
class. Its realistic humor appeals
with success to all people. But "On
the Bowery" does not end with its
comedy element. It has sensation
galore. It has its love story, its
crimes, its plots, Its dangers, its res
cues, and all the constituents of the
approved melo-drama of life in a great
city.
Interesting as these things are in
themselves, they are made more so by
their picturesqueness. That this plc
turesqueness should be fully brought
out Its managers have given "On the
Bowery" a most elaborate and expen
sive scenic equipment. There is given
tlje most satisfactory representation
of, Brooklyn Bridge that has ever been
put on the stage. Steve Brodie Jumps
from the bridge, not as he did some
years ago, for fame and fortune, but
to save the life of a woman who is the
only witness of a crime of which the
hero of the play has been falsely ac
cused. Ills heroism and charity are
of the practical and active kind in the
play as In real life. All the characters
of the play are interesting, and they
are as nearly natural as the demands
of melo-drama will allow.
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All school books
used in the Salem
public schools at
Dearborn's
Book
Stores
Also Tablets, Slates,
Pencils, etc,
5&JL?CySi't4ic? 2S ' 4a y x3G3Aa
Louis Stinson Honored
Salem Pytheins returned from Port
land delighted over the fact that a
Ssletu Knight secured the election 'of
grand keeper of records and seal.
This honor fell to L. II Stinson, fore
man t)f the E. M. Watte Print shop,
and a most enthusiastic member of
the order of the Knights of Pythlans.
Following are the olllccrs elected by
the grand lodge for the ensuing year:
Turner, Oliver, La Grande, grand
chancellor; Otis Patterson, Ucppner;
grand vice chancellor; W. M. Cakn,
Pojtlfind, grand prelate; L. R. Stin
son, Salem, grand keeper of records
and seal; J P. Kennedy, Portlan ',
Fgrand master-at-arms: John HcmU,
St. Helens, G. I. G.; Win. i-Vlh. s,
Portland, G. O. G. Je.'lVrsn .i;. is
becomes chief trl'iun".
Mr. Stinson Is a man who will m vcr
00 Sly
Wc have too many wraps
them, so will sell at
n hand and
Special Sale Friday and
our full. line of
must &
Satu
Gapes aiUM
, Larger reductions than ever made before.
V rJsmf Stan s& (SSI sfctyiP ' 'i j
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257 Commercial st.
Know all men by these presentsj
We are treating many residents of Saleoi with our
"0XYVITjY
taken We are especially derirom oftrtatine tl. J
nd fever, colds, acute or chronic, con 3. K!
A few more case will be taken
afflictiens: Catarrh, chills a
(first stage,) 'dititheria, headache,
diseiiso, la qnppe, malaria, nervous
Send for r - hook. Office hou
plain trea, on request. Advice and treatment free,
constipatioi, cotaJ
:he, neivous, neuralgic, bilious or tbi K
ervous prostration, dyspepsia, ,hMraisra
..... .-.... ,,. uurrepresenutite ill..n.
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Resident agent "OxyyiuChitintWl
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-JtUiJlOK. - STABL
S. C. Hansen, Manager,
)nlvc) I iwr' iim d. Satisfaction ru iranteed. Stable back of State In
BUTTERMILK TOLIET SOAP,
This
3 cakes in box. 10c per box,
soap is too well known to need any words of praise.
Now You Need Rubbers.
Wo carry n full
and sizes. They
well. Try a pair.
Intoslies. Slickers
stuck In all styles
Mt. well and wear
Full line of muck
and rubber coats.
Imi'okted Stock. In connection
with the cut rate grocery sale at the
Pioneer grocery.a fine line of imported
dishes is now being slaughtered. Call
early for choicest selections. John
G. WrlgliN if, 3t
Anotiikk Oi'kkatou. Win. Dunn,
who has for somo time acted as night
operator, for the Southern
Condensed Testimony,
Clms. 11. Hood, Hroker Manufactur
er's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies
that Dr. King's New Discovery has
uo equal as a cough remedy. J. 1).
Brown, prop. St. James Hotel, Ft.
Wayne, Ind., testllies that he was
cured of a cough of two years stand
ing, caused by la grippe, by Dr. King's
Now Discovery. H. P. Merrill, Bald
wlnsvllle, Mass., says that he has
u&cu auu recommenaeu it and never
Meeting at Aumsville.
There is to be a rally of the Bryan
club at this place next Saturday even
ing. W. T. Rigdon, of Salem, will
address tho people and tho Mott Bros,
of Salem, will be here to sing.
The Bryan club at tills place num
bers over 100 and is growing contin
ually in spite of the efforts of tho op
position, and reports to the contrary.
Quite Badly Buuised. In assis
ting to extingulsh:the fire in one of
his houses on Marion street. Wednes
day morning, S. B. Cutterlln fell from
off the roof to to tho ground striking
on Ills right sholder and hand. .The
former was badly bruised while the
latter was severely wrenched and
ciusueu. w nue me injuries are not
of a serious nuturethey will cause Mr.
Catterltn not a little Inconvenience.
Did You Ever
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, get a bottle
now and get rellef.Thls medicine has
been found to be peculiarly adapted to
the relief and cure of all female onm.
HflRRITT & LAWRENCE,
P, O, Grocery.
disgrace the order or prove a defaulter
In handling its funds.
Call Meeting. A call meeting of
the Salem Y. P. S. C. E. local union
will be held on Friday evening at
7:30 in the Y. M. C. A. parlor.
State of Ohio, Citv opToutjo i
Lucas Countv ) ts
FRANK J CiIRNKV jnake oath that hr is
the senior partner of the film i.l F.J. Cwenkt
& Co., doing butinebS in thi city of Toledo,
county and state aforesaid, and that said rm
will pay the sum of ONE IIUNDUliL) DOL
LARS for cuch and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catarrh Curk.
S.vom to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 6th day of December, A D.
1896.
j eal. Y Notary f'ublic,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is laken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials
free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O
ISTSold by Druggists,
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Be Comfortable While Travelling
in cool weather. The Union Pacific
system heats Its trains throughout by
steam heat from the engine, thus
making every part of all its cars pleas
ant and comfortable. It also lights
it cars by tho celebrated Pintsch
Light, making tliem brilliant at
night. Passengers carried daily on
the Fast Mail, which leaves Portland
at 7 p. 111. For .sleeping car reserva
tions, ticket, or information, call on
or address 03
Boise & Barker, 11K
15 1 2d 4 w Silo. 11, Or.
THE MARKETS,
sn.ru.
lew York, Uct. 15 Sllrer, 64".
UVK STOCK.
Chicago, 0:t I? -Ho-'tji il
Cattle Beeves oJjjQj.lJ
heifers $1.503 go.
Sheep Good stesdy,
cum.
Chicago, Oct. Ii.-Whett, ci4l
Dec. 70i7oVc.
PORllANnMAKKtr
PjtOVlMON
Portland. Oct 1 4. When to'
66; Walla Walli, 62163.
Flour Portland, 3.15; ton
3. ij ; graham, 2 95; suptmne. 3 sj p
Oats- White, 33(SJ4i Pef.3W
t4.2Sfe-3.25,
barrcu, (i
Reed's Opera House,
PATTON 11ROS.. Local Manners.
One Night Only,
Friday, October 16,
Tis ris-
llmlli
Hfiituri
tl
yfsoxEzz
"rvr. suc
UK
It a
riry
vrapjtt.
loft last nlirht. for Medford. whom lin
Gloves Are in Demand, wJ11 assume n simljnr position. Mr.
rPhnun onl.l mnrnln, n..ra ..w, 1. COX, Of GrtllltS PjlSS. takeS Ml'. Dnilll'ri
kind you want. Working gloves, kid place.
gloves, wool gloves, mittens, etc.
winm liiiuw. i.mv ill ILL'S Din;, to 91.
know it to fail and would rather have ' P11'"118' exerting a wonderful direct
It than any doctor, because it always ! !nflue"co In giving strength and tone
cures. Mrs.Uemming,222 E. 25th St.. i to H'.l orans. If you have lost or
Chleauo. alwavs keens It nt, imnri .m,i : appetite, constipation, headache.
Pacific, has no fear of croup, because It In- 'fainting spells, or are nervous, sleep-
suuiLiy relieves, x-ree krla s bott es I r; r ' UV, .,J or irm,1)led
Prcd A. Legg's drug store. )ith dii?y, SPC"9. Electric Bitters is
the medicine you need. linsiiMi n,i
& ngth are guaranteed by its use.
The dealer who says, "1 have no
IToe Cake soap," practically admit
mat no noes not sell first quality
goods. If he says he has something
"Just as good" you will know at once
that he is tryihg to sell you an In
ferior artlclo. There Is more cloathlne
destroyed by poor soap than by actual
wear, as tho free alkali rots the cloth.
Iloo Cake contains neither free alkali
nor worthless illling.
Engagement extraordinary-! The
sensation of the century. Davis &
Kcogh's vivid picture of greater New
York. The phenomenal, successful
and stupendous scenic production,
On the BOWERY
Receiving. Brewster
Buy for Cash, It Pays,
Wo buy for cash. Sell for cash. Do
our own work. No rent to pay thus
enabling us to sell cheaper than others
who have heavy oxponses. Try us and
bo convinced. Yours to please.
Little Giant school shoes. Boys
Iron clad hose.
AVtllis Bros, d Co.
Court and. Liberty.
Goods, Clothing and
. U- .
Tito' Cash Dry
Shoe House,
T
Chicken Pie Supper. The ladies
of Central Chapel, tomorrow evening
will giyo a chicken plo supper at their
now church, on Nineteenth and Ferry
streets. A superb meal for25cuits.
Children, 15 cents. Open from 5 to o
o'clock.
Don't ao East Until von hnvn1
6cen the undcrshrned. wlioi-.in nnntn
you the lowest rates furnish you your
through tickets, sleeping car berths
and arrange for u pleasant trip via tho
Union Pad tie system. Bolso & Barker,
agents, Salem, Or. J 10 15 4w
STILt,
AVhlte
sun taking silver or gold or paper (If
it has uncle Sam's stamp) for feed, at
those reninrknbly low prices. 91 Court
street. J4-3t
te, the Court street feed men, are ' gW and $1 at Fred A- Legg's
taking silver or gold or paper (If ! . .
A Great
messengers,
blue boxes.
Convenience. Bicycle
Iling telephone -10 or
Soap Foam Washing Powder
will not make the clothes yel
low, nor burn the hands,
a-A.sTo:Rj:.ak..
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The all-conquering cast atlll led on by
the Hero of Two Continents,
-STEVE BRODIE x
Champion bridge jumper of the world
nnd King of the Bowery. Showing
Brodie In his Ploture-Llned Bowery
Jtesortand In a thrilling leap from
The Brooklyn Bridge
The Bowery out and indoors. Chat
ham Square at night. Pier Twenty
three, East River. $10,000 Brooklyn
Bridge scene. The river under the
bridge. Triumph of scenic art. The
most novel, unique and picturesque
show of modern times. Fun and sen
sation. Striking specialties. Car
loads of elaborate scenery nnd proper-
in bags,
cases. 1.71.
Potatoes.. Oregon, Atxprwll
Hay..Uoct, ioj.50frton.
Wool.. Valley, 89c; Eutera I
MAlc.
Millstufls. . Bran.J1J.50aM yM!
1 ouury v.nicKcun,uii"u,, ..
ers, fH.21.75; aucki,ji3;je,!
turkeyi, lire, 10.
H metf .green, sailed 60 lbsjc;
60 l4Mc&ufptl$,Wl-
Hops-4,(27c- ,
Knurr, .(heron finer crtwoi. .
fancy dairy, 2535i ("'t0 Kood' 1
Cheese .uregon mil ciciBi, .
lleef.'.Topsteeri. 2.J5M P0'
to i!Ood steers. 2Wi3-5o;co,lV
dressed beef, 3iWJe .,.
SAN FKANClbCO MAM"
Sin Knnefeee. -W. 15- ''
Wool.-Orezonl choicciojllei
Hops-Quotable at 24C for oii
Potatoes-2S3ocPrBf'
Oatt-Mlltas,87XS9-
SALEM MARKtr.
Wheat.. 57c per bi.Jiutet to.
Oats .imic L ,,..
Hay .Haled, cheat. 7.7'
en
in'... Tn wknliillt lots. 31''
3o;l,talkii.iJ.Wi,
short., K-sotBuj.". t
"Poultry.. HeniSci Springehieleas.?J
. Veal.-Dressed, yt
' HoBs..Drcttd,2K3i'
Live Cattle.. I W'
Sheep.. Live, 1.2$.
Wool.. Bet, ic'
Hon.. Best, 45'
Kggs.. Cash. 17c.
Uuiter,.rest dairy, IS '
20c.
S'c Xffi MTW
90 j shoulders, 5C.
Potatoes., tc per bu
bi.'!
ties.
iSTSeats on sale at Pntton's.
Via the Union Pacific Sj
VnrMitnd to Its oeb"u 1,
snedaltiesoftne uniou-
unS??eiI.. lErt time. thn
union Yc piVrisch liKhUW
steam beat, pln7 Jssengti
.n treatment to !",,.
rates and informal
15-12d-4w
., .AifrirlatoKB?td
r'KVmaketfc
vsmw ?aio "
like commou ye"-t-.piec.
Tlifir are worm;-
.I IjLD I I 111 1 Qyr Motto? SpotCash, Quick Sales and small P'
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