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IE DO. DO IT!
it does not matter how, or why, the GREAT SUC
CESS -of our SPECIAL SALE of AEN'S SUITS
proving- that our values and efforts are appreciated
'have decided us to inaugurate this
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Surprise Sale in
.''i. Children's Clothing
Until.Jurther notice our entire stock of Children's
Clothing will be offered at SPECIAL PRICES.
'Absolutely no reserve all fresh, new and up-to-date
Goods.
New Duck Pants
New Caps
New Belts
New Hats
J. Johnson & Go.,
257 COMMERCIAL STREET.
E.
DAM CAPITAL JOURNAL
,'Tf HOPRR BROTUKHS
F WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1809.
Dally i One Tear 93.00, In Advance
Dally, Fow Monti) $1 00, 1 Advanoa,
VV"ekly, On Year Sl.OO, Jn Advance
CORRECTING THE RECORD.
Tmk Journal rtipiibltuhcM "Hound Up
Number Two," showing the record of
t ho 'senate for tlio Hjicchtl session. To Ims
correct wo must announce n chango
(ronVtho tablo as originally published.
luTsjintho second column, and in tho
Mtminary of "right" und "wrong" rolls.
1 1 has boon discovered that tlturo was
un error in that column in tho Mate
uicnt of tho proposition voted on. Thu
oto was on tho original resolution to
iiirchaso 00 copies of Hill's Codo nt mi
. .muiho otahout 1 1,000 und glvo tlioui
.I'A'ny to tho inomhorH, Instead of on
-jnator Boiling's substitute, which was
ulculntcd to do uwny with this Kraft.
Tito error wan entirely uuinUmtlonnl
..il tho part of Tin: Journal, und wo go
i tho tronblo and uxponmi of republlcu-
on because wo wIhIi Uiuho tables to bo
absolutely accurate ami reliable, and
worthy of preservation for futuro refer-
uco whonuvor any of those gentlemen
i.gnln comu boforo tho jwoplo aH cnudl-
intes for ofllcu.
Especially is tho correction no inoro
Hian Jut to Bonutor Polling, '' '"
.i.ftdo a consistent and doturinlned fight
ngalnnt many extravagant ami ttsoless
impropriations and grafts, throughout
Mtli tho special and regular sessions.
Ho fought thin graft of codes, Introduced
nnd' pushed n substitute, voted against
ti tot original resolution, and refused to
i nrry away tho codes which were forced
i ion him by tint action of a majority of
burfollow-inombors. Ho returned tho
lwo;votumoN to tho Heurolnry of state
i i(l holds tho receipt of that ollioial
UiQrofor.
shortly after Adam ato the applo. Tho
percentage of his. product falling to tho
wago-earncr's share has been decreasing
pretty steadily all this time, but the ab
solute quantity thereof has been Increas
ing. Since 1873, this Increase has been
taken up partly by tho falling prices of
commodities, enabling him to buy more
with tho same wages, and partly, if wo
accept gold standard statistics, by an in
crease in dally wages.
That is all there is of it, and when
the gold standard paper at Portland, at
tempts to interpret a suppositious In
creaso of wages an an argument against
tho appreciation of gold, lie shows either
tho effects of mental paresis or an en
viable faith in the gullibility of his
readers.
ROUND-UP NUMBER TWO.
Corrected.
BLACK
Look tip tlxe Record
RECORD EXPOSURE OP THE
LBGISLATURB.
and See how Ttiey
of Your Own Members
Brolce Their Pledges.
I ADOR AND
THE OOLD STAND-AND.
Ajgjfld standard
ya;
fat i
pajHir
nt Portland
thu gold dollar Is more valuable
iiinuitwaHlii 1870, how can It take
n.oro gold dollars to purohuvi it stated
i (fount of human labor, which U tho
luoit elementary form In which wo can
Mow valuoj"
The editor of tho gold
.'Portland ovldontly
i (ballon unanswerable.
standard paper
considcri! this
It Is hi stock
a-turnout, his only one, used poriiMliu
ity, to disprove thu appreciation of gold
End it is a corker I
f?ow, to begin with, "human Inlsir"
i pot "tho most olomonlnrv form in
w oloh wo can know value ;" and a little
i al thought will show any sane iiiun
tho fallacy of tho proimsllion. "Human
labor" is iiiithor an "elementary" nor
any other "form" of "value." In an
economic sense, "human labor" has no
'value," except in tho form of results.
And tills Is not n quibble, sillier,
When a great editor sets up as an oracle
and attempts to lay down tho law to an
awe-struck world, ho should show at
least a nodding acquaintance with tho
principles which he attempts to ox
pound. When he talks economics and
uses economic terms and attempts to
lay down economic principles, ho should
pay some attention to accuracy of
thought and statement.
It will bear ropotltttoii, tint "human
lalwr," as such, Is not a "form" of
"value" All of thu "labor" which
could bo jierfornicd by an ablo-lwdlcd
man -In a lifetime would not have as
much" value" as asllca of cold hum, un
less there wore oomo results from that
lalwr. A man might loan a ladder
against Ills bam, shoulder a hod of
bricks and curry them up and down the
laildor all day mid every day for a year.
Ho would accomplish nothing. Yet his
"labor," according to thu gold standard
paper at Portland, would bo a "form of
value."
It is truu that many misleading terms
aro in use, such as tho "price of labor,"
"tho lubor market," etc. and these may
ho confusing to a superficial thinker,
such as thu Portland economist; but we
all know what they Imvo reference to,
viz: wages.
And here we come to tho point of
answering tho gold standard paper at
Portland according to tho evident mean
ing of his very nebulous phraseology.
The thing he has reference to is that
wnges, according to statistics of doubt
ful accuracy, nru higher than in 1870.
In thu lust analysis, thu laboror'a wugo
is his share of the product of his labor.
In our complicated civilisation It Is im
possible for him to titko his pay "in
kind," so he takes it in the "unlvorsal
solvent," money. This IiiihIhiuii threshed
over until It Is familiar to every one.
Since 1870, the productive power of Inlior
has been Increased several fold, by ma
chinery and Improved methods. Every
tiling else Isilng equal, tho laborers
wages, his share, should have increased
In Hourly thu same proMrtlou, Were
prices of commodities tho same as
then, wages should 1h several times
highur, in order that a day's wages
might represent a larger amount of
cloth, uiigur, Hour or whatever thu la
borer's product might be.
If a inuti can pnslucu with a day's hi
Isir twenty times an many pairs of shoes
as In 1870, does not that account (or tho
fact that his day's wages will purchase
twice as man pairs? Allowing tor thu
(Hut of machinery, ought not his wages
purchase nearly twenty times ns many
pair?
As a mutter of faut, this process of
Increasing tho productive iuwor of lu
bor has been going on ever since very
r
A SMALL SPOT
MAY BE CANCER
MOST VIOLENT CASES HAVE
K
MERE MlflES.
CURRENT EVENTS.
A meeting of political and social re
formers from all part of tho country
will be held in Iluffalo during tho noxt
three days beginning tomorrow. A
preliminary conference of tho mum
Iters of tho executive committee ujh
K)luted at the Union Reform conven
tion nt Cincinnati lust March was held to
day at which tho program and other de
tails of the gathering were arranged.
The participant of the conference will
probably consist for the most part of
those who took part In tho Cincinnati
gathering. A number of prominent so
cial reformers, temperance advocates,
opulist leaders and others are reported
on tho way, but few have actually ar
rived. If asufllclent ninr.bor of the de
legates have nrriyed a session of the con
ference will ho held in Morgan Hall,
adjoining tho Geuesseu Hotel this eve
ning for the discussion of economic re
forms, with esjteclal reference to mon
opolies. The list of seukers, as an
nounced by the committee of arrange
ments, Includes the names of Mayor
Jones of Toledo, Chief Justice Hosier of
the Kaunas Supremo Court and Profes
sor Edward W. Ilomis. This session,
like nil of those to follow, will be held
behind closed doors and all informa
tion of the proceedings intended for the
public will ho filtered through tho bauds
of n press committee, J no suojeot so
lev ted for toworrow's consideration is
"Political Reforms," and under this
head thu topics to bo discussed Inuludu
militarism, a tMirmunont international
tribunal, proportlonul representation,
single tax, non-partisan teiiiKnnuce and
organized labor, There is nothing In
tho talks of tho delegates already ar
rived to licur out thu seiisutlonal stories
that a new political party Is to be or
gunlftcd. Apparently thu conference
will follow closely along thu lines set
down by tho so-called national politi
cal and social reform conference of tho
past, discussing a wide range of sub
jects but "accomplishing little hi the
way of tangible results,
Tho Ituptihllcans of South Dakota are
assembled in state convention today for
the nomination of candidates for Judges
of the supreme court. Tho sentiment
of the convention Is strongly in favor of
thu renomination of tho present judges.
The annual commencement oxorclsett
at Harvard University today ware ren
dered notable by tho presence of (lov
emor Wolcott and other distinguished
guests and by tho conferring of the de
gree of 1. 1.. D, iiou M, t'aiuhou, the
i'reuch ambassador, in recognition of
the distinguished public survices he ier
formed in the negotiations which re
stored k'aco iHitween the United States
and Spain, It is the only instance in
which the ambassador of n foreign
Hiwer liau received such a distinguished
honor from u luiidlug American univer
sity.
Cincinnati is in gala attire in honor
of thu thousands of visitors there for
thu golden Jubilee meeting of the North
American Sacngorhuud, which formally
opens tonight The arriving trains this
morning brought hundreds of delegates,
Including large parties from Chicago,
St. Louis, Pittsburg, Cleveland, .Mil
waukee, Uuiisvlllu and other cities.
The decorations of tho immense audi
torium, especially erected fur the meet
ings and concertsof thu sangurfeat were
coin pint is 1 this morning. The work has
been artistically done, and the building
prosuttts a Umutlful and attractive ap
pearance to tho eye of every beholder,
Tho national colors of Germany and of
tho United Ktatiw are blended harmoni
ously in all of the definitions. The
saugeifost will 1h in session until Satur
day. During thut time there will be
the ouueurts, hi which 5,000 vocalists,
representing 'MQ Herman singing societ
ies throughout the country, will partici
pate. The sollsltri at the oRnlng con
cert thts evening will 1h Min Sara
Anderson, Mrs. Marshall Pease, Mr.
Ucorgo Hamlin, Mr. Oscar Khrgotl and
Mr. Jooeph S. Ibmrnsteiu,
This table is (he second of a series compiled from the Official Records published by the State, giving Roll Calls on all Important Questions at the Spacial
Session of the 20th.GeneraI Assembly.
The crcaUtt care should be given to
any litUo sore, nluiple or orutou whloh
ohows no dUooolUon to heal under ordtu-
ISHClKfl IT ri&fT l ij treatment. No one can tell how eoon thnm
ArfuimlO A I rlrwl Ad will develop Into Canoer of tho wont type.
bo many raoiuit uio (row. wanoer iimniy iy
cauae they do not know Juit what the dlco iuj ,
eti weee 4ivuwruiim vui u uvvivi't
f and are lorovu to ulunlt to n cruel nnd Uanirerou
k.SWUei--tk oely treatment whloh tho doctor know for Canoer. Hie uiHeaae
iitewpUy return, however, and U even more violent and destruotive than
.tfore, Cer w deadly poJUon in tho blood, and an operation, pkuter, or
pr H-MRtcan Have no eueci wuaiever upon u. xue cure muti
i from wttu tne mm vestige of pouon muat w vrautoaiea.
Mr. Wn VTalpole. of Walalitown, 8. D,, aayat "A
Utile Wotoh about the frlr-o o( a pea oaine under my left
eye, snuhieily growluar larger, from which shoot Iuk pains
al UrtWreJe nut la all dlrectiona, I became greatly alarmed
a4 oonenHed good doctor, who pronounced ft Cancer,
and advUd that it bo out out, but this 1 could not vou
iMMt to, I read in my local paper of a cure effected by
8 8. 8., a&4 decided to try It, It aotd like a charm, the
Cancer becoming at tint irritated, and then dUolurglug
vry freely. Tfela gradually grew If and then discon
tinued aHofeetter, leaving a amall eoab which toon drop
p4 off, awtHow only a healthy little ecar remalna where
wb4tie(NwltoMroymy life oaoe held full way."
PieIv4yaMioaly oure for Canoer u Swift's BpeclUo
. S. . FOR THK BLOOD
k b Ir ready 'wklek oa go deap enough to reach the root of
hi u out of M areteta permaneuiiy, a eurgioai unornuoa
HMMt-tWe real aeat of the dlao beoaueo tk Uixxl con
leiei uBon 8, S, 8, i nothing oau take Its placw.
ajae ay m of AsrofuU, ecceina, KheuioatUm, Contagloua
TlMtiltiTT-T. or y ettuK- form of blood dwae, Valuable
k fm4 Wmma will be swelled free to may addreee by
jLifMU, weorgta.
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IHBBiHBB
aMi mat wmtk
t.ol himtitmmm. U
TA:l.lLejM
niiiiii fiimi
UnUBnmQmi
Ilrnuly ! Illootl Deep,
Cltau blood mean a clvan kui. No
ln'uty without it. Caiicaret, Candy (.atll
tie clean your blood and keen it cloan, b
Mirring up the laa' hvr and driving all im
puruiva ftom the body. Ilrgin to-dty to.
Uuuh iiiinph-, Uiil. blotvlie. hhaklKid,
nud that sickly billon compUuiau by tVie
liM-artM, btsiuty fur ten cvnt. All dret
Cbtt, Mtifactiou guaruutcvd, 10c, 25c, 60o.
Illustrated Ltciuic Tonight.
Nel 11. Jseks. general Mterutary of
the Y. M. 0. A. nt Oakland, Co.1., nnd
Prof. IaisIIo, of Herkhvy, arrivinl thU
morning and will glvw the illutrmted
lecture this evening nt tho Ptrst Pmptist
ihuich. 1 ho Xttttbjoot of lcotun and
v.uw is "Association work in thu
I 'uiImI Stututs army, during the Sjwiu-ibh-Amerioen
war." The views will
fully illiitlrolu tho work dene among
the troops of the variou large ontnp in
tho east and Oullfnnilu, and as It U now
lieipg done in the Philippine Inlands,
Over 100 pictures will be shown. Ad
uiiMioit is irw to the publio. A Mdleo
tioii is taken
e
9at TWt m 4 tuMi Tr lift lj.
To qull tutMu;e lljr end lorr, t tatf
utile. lull ot lit. uriultlr. Uke Nd1
IUo. tb nmiJcf-wotkcr, U mV,va wcah ua
irvu. All drtmtUU,Hvf or 11. Oururn-
leea Itouklti tul miunU fi. Allttl
OM(lU( HOUCMJ U, 19UCU .r T4W vera.
Adams, I.. J, (Hep.)
Marion county.
Dates. G. W. (Hop.)
Multiiomah county.
Hrownull, Geo. C. (Hep.)
Clackamas county.
Cameron, Theo. (Hep)
Jackson county,
Clem, J. (Union)
Linn county.
Daly, Dernnrd (Union)
Lake county.
Daly, John D(Kcp,)
Kenton county.
Driver, I. I). (Hep.)
hams county.
Dnfer, K. H. (Union)
Wasco county.
Fulton, C. Wr. (Hop.)
Clatsop county.
Haines, W K. (Hep)
Washington county.
Harmon, CK (Hep)
Josujiliiue county.
Haseltiuu, J K (Hep)
Multnomah county,
Howe, W A (Hep)
Yamhill county.
Kolly, P H (Hep)
Linn county.
Kuykundall, W' (Hop)
Iine county,
iooney, N II (Hup)
Marion county.
Mnekay, Donald (Hep)
Miiltnomnh county.
Mlchell, John (Hup)
W'aseo county.
Morniw, J W' (Union)
Morrow county.
Mulkoy, H F (Hup)
Polk county.
Patterson, G. W. (Hop)
Washington county.
Porter, I. D. (Hep.)
Clackauuis county.
Proehstel.Geo. W'.tHop.)
Umatilla county.
Heed, A. W. (Hep.)
Douglas county.
Selling, lien (Hup.)
Multnomah county.
Simon, Joseph (Hep.)
Multnomah county.
Smith, William (Peo.)
linker county.
Taylor, T. 0. (Hep.)
Umatilla county.
Wade, Justus (Peo.)
Union county.
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Hood's
tilioiiM lx In urery fnmlly MBjaw
Mifiiiolne clirst and cvury K m 1 1 e
tracllir'i grip. They ure III S
liivulualiU wlinii Ilia tuinacli Oar
i nut ( nnlur) cur liraiUclir, MllouinrM, an J
II liver trouble,. Mild mid clUrltul. cn(.
Walt. Davis went over to the Pioneer
titiurricH today for his summer Kojourn
The Modern Ileauty
o(sl fool and mnshine.
in rives on w
with plenty of exercise in the open
Herschbach
Reiffeiman
and
air.
BLACKSMITHS and
WHEELRIGHTS,
Wo will shoo your horse, build or
ropulr yuur wugon or Implemonts
Doing leuatcd to stay our patrons
tiiivon guurantcc that our work will
be satisfactory. Shop 100 Ohomeketa
street. Toionliouo 27C5. 4-1 tf
IUr form elows with health and bur face
blooms witli its beauty. If hur system
needs the cleansing action of u laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleas
ant Syrup of Figs, made by tho Calif
ornia Fig Syrup Co. only.
O J3u SJ S O 3K. 'X -a. .
iWitU yf Tb KM Yeq lira Alwn Bwthl
Will T Gray Is sending a few days
looking over Unit county,
Mrs. T. M.Gatoh,of Corvallis, ac
companied by Mrs. C.V, Anthony, of
Santa Cruz, arrived down from Corval
lis this morning for a short visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gatuh,of this city.
Drowsiness Is dispelled by Hhkuii-
AM'B P1I.L8.
RED FRONT LIVERY
FirstyClass Feed and Boarding
stables,
101 Commercial Stukct.
SALEM, ORE.
Win ULLREY, Prop.
Best Rigs for Commercial Men
BUble la tame block Hotel Wlllftmatt.
9Safe teams and comfortable rigs
for ladles and family drlylni? a spec
ialty. Horses boarded by day, week
or month und best of satisfaction
guaranteed. 3-1 tf
Mr. Prcmau Van Pat ton wunt to
Albany this morning on imortuut business.
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mF
'Francos Klior Roland says my
svifu used Dawson's Herb tea one
month, her bnckucho It cured." 0 24 tf
fVrt-cr
There it a
idotiread
I and fulne im-
that a man,
in order to
be a Hood
phytician. muit U
tuote or le heart,
let, I'eople mU
take hcaitlenct
for nerve. The tvro
tettu
Good Puture,
Parties wanting good pasture can gut
sitmu nt thu Statu tair ti rounds liy ap
plying 0. D. Gabrielson, secretary. G-tl-t.
Cheap Rates
to the East, Christian Kudeavor excur.
ston. Kffeetlve June 20. Sw Thomas
Watt A do. 0 23 6-t
vnouYiuuus. A
nuui may bavc a nerve of ntcel and a beatt
u tender a mother'.
Of all the pcciaUkU in the world, there
probably ate not two that have at wide au
experience in the ttzatmeut of women's
dUeate a Dr K V Pierce, chief consult
inu physician to the Invalid' Hotel and
Suniic.il Institute, at UufTalo, N Y With
the wlitiuct of hi staff of able phrsi
cian. he has prescribed, in the past thirty
i-cai. for many thousands of women. Dr
Pierce U pie ciuluently a sympathetic pay
Biciau. I'cthap mote than any other man
hi the profession he reatiie the hardship
of womau' work, and the disadvantage
uuder which she labor because of the
weak, delicate aud susceptible tttucture of
the fcmhtine organism, ills immense prac
tice in disease peculiar to women forced
upon hi recognition the fact that women
wot.ld never take the proper care of their
health, to long- a that care tenuirvd the
repugnant "examination" aud "local
treatments" iuslsted upon by nearly all
phytlcUu. After year of stmsy he invent
ed temedy now kuown a Dr Pierce'
favorite Prescription thai Is on absolute
and unfailing cure for the most complicated
and obstinate case of disease peculiar to
women. Thl wonderful medicine cure in
the privacy of the home, and doe away
with the ueccMity fir obnoxious "local
tieatmeut." It imptiu health, strength,
vigor and elasticity to the organ distinctly
feminine and nt lor wifehood and mother
hood. In paper covet, at one-cent sUmps, cloth
blading, taccnU extra. Dr. Pieice's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser. Addict Dr.
IL V Pierce. Buffalo, K. Y.
tjvk ill A, n,V ,.-,, fe'HVi, .- .-
A LIFE SAVED.
Dr-J.F.
nllat,
Fall.
Cook, the UotnnlcRl Specl
Sucoooda Whom Othera
Notice,
Olllco of the seorebiry of State, Sa
loin. Oregon. Juno 21. IHiW. Notice U
tueTu i.,,...., ,,1.... ,i., ,).,. ui.i,. iii nr
arc lax from ' ""-v, ,......- .. ..... .
.igriuuitiire uaving, in compliance wun
au Act of the Twentieth legislative
I Assembly tlltxt in the olllco of the See
, rvtary of State February 23d, 18i0,
, deeded to thu Statu of Oregon tho lands
i known as thu "State Fair Grounds,"
: the appropriation of $7,000 for the pay
ment of the warrant indebtedness of
I said State Hoard of Agriculture istmetl
' l. . k,l, .,, m.l tcto ...,...1.. .... I
..4U . W,U. W.H., ,in, .li7ll uu I
(torsiM, waruuts, win tw issiuhi on too iii1i,4a.
State Treasurer to tho ext tut of the1111?11111'3
nppiopriation. Interest will not be al
lowed after thU date. F. I Dunbar,
Secretary of State. In accordance with
tho above uotico. holder of all warranta
of tho Oregon State Hoard of Agricul
ture dated prior to February 23d, 1SUS)
aro hereby notified that tho same will
U paid on presentation at the olllco of
the Secretary of State, or at the otlice of
tho uudereigiusl, und that interest will
ceuso after this date- J. 11. Albert,
trvusurerof the Dregou State lkianl of
Agrioultuiv. O-SG-tt.
To whom it may concern :
This is to certify that Bertha P. Con
nr, of Mt. Angel precinct, Marion coun
ty, Oregon, has suffered from u cancer
ous growth in tho left ear for about three
years. The growth was cutout twico and
burned out once by Albany Phvsicians,
but tho growth camo back " as bad
as ever, and juiliiod her so badly that
she had to be taken from school. After
three week's treatmeut by Dr. J, F.
Cook, of Salem, Oregon, tho Hotauical
SixMtalist, tho growth entirely disap
peared, and at this date, four months
siiice treatment was begun, the growth
has not reappeared, ami the ear has en
tirely healed leaving only tho scars in
tlictod by tho Albany doctors,
I hereby certify that tho above state
ment Is absolutely true, and that Ber
tbaP Conner, Uie twreon mentioned
BUGGIES WAGONS.
O ARTS HACKS ETC.
The Best in the World at the Lowest Prices.
MOWERS.
HAY TOOLS.
BINDERS.
We always lead on style, quality and low price.
Large supply of evervthiiiff inour line. Warehouses oppo-
auc uicwciy, near ouicni riuiirnijj iruns.
MITCHELL, LEWIS &
ST AVER OO.
J. Al. Forsythe, Manager.
RAZOR TAX
AU people are hereby nouned that a
tax on Razors of 25c for retempevine
is now on and can be paid at the shop
of Sim II. White and Co. at High
street, opposite tho Court House.
5-20-t
in Hie utllilavit. baa res ded in mv fn,
IHirson
... ...w.umu,,,. uuralum my u
I. oimv vuriyuiiiuiioou, oearing tne re
lationship to mo of niece,
.,.,, H. 0. Long.
Suliacribed and sworn to More me
this eighth day of June, 1SW. W. W.
Hail, couutv clerk of Mnrlm, mnni
Oregou. ' '
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Kurtz & Hamilton
PLUMBERS
and TINNERS
93 COURT STREET.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta aud Children.
Hi Kifid You Have Always BwgHt
r5J&S
for Scresn Doors, Etc.,
liwn
and shingles
8AI.KM KKNOB WORK'S
.. , ,. Walt Molt. Prp,
Held and poultry fence
at lowest prices.
MONTEZUMA
Make a specially of all Kinds of
Sheet Steel and Galvanized Iroa
workrioflntf and guttering, u full
Hue of Pumps and pump fittings.
Prompt work and reasonable prices.
We carry In stock the Fairbanks
wind milt. Call and see ua before
ulvlug your order for mill or tank.
Phone 231
plec
Thtre U only one
in town to get a
FIRST-CLASS HARNESS
If yoti are trogcr, ask
your neighbor, he will tell
you to go to W W. JOHNS
iu btk of th Red Fcnt
wrug More.
Bara the
Sbiuatuna
4'ljd wina
.
U. SULLIVAN
WUCTIOAL TAIWJRj
A olcollneof goods and sainTilM on
hand. Sulta $15 up. I'auU
p, a perect bt guaranteed, au
H0.RTATK BTHKKt;
Is a beautiful dappled chestnut 10a
hands high, and weighs 1700 lbs. Ho is
a ivriect all purpose horse.
Will bo at Huffman's stablo, Salem,
Saturday of each week In July and Aug
ttst, and Uie remainder of the week at
the Fair Grounds. Terms, tlfi.TjO to in
mire. Also colts broken and handled for
peed. H. B. RcrriiKHroKD.
Premium on Warrants.
Aturrtlt Mvtnc Msrian or
uniu to ,iUDoe or. 1
the ofti,- of Kuf n Brjr
Pullr nwnl.
w-i... ,,.- 12-r .,, t "-.,'7 .v-
TW u USiWDI, wilt UO WC4I IO CU( It
rrmsn.
Barker.
V9 CoBuastv-lsl
1 will allow
Pduarum ua Il ua vropeflr tuJora r
rsAts. Maosy to 1mw l ud 7 pr cent Inter
est oa Improved tutu. No coasmtaelos.
JAwhia El'QKNC BUEYMAN
Wtlt t'sroer ULtck. ru iVaimicUI strttt
street, with Uolse A
FKOMPr WORK AND LOW PRICES
The Geo, M, Beeler
Insurance Agency
Always to the front with best
rates and policies In the leading
companies.
Employment Agency,
Da you want wonc, or need help
of any kind ? Apply at once.
Rental Agency,
Property to rent, . Register
our agency,
288 COMUKRCUL STUEET, SAUOi.
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