3
Chi tyiLiydiSll.tjts
a: -
STElN'EirS IfAXLKBT.
Kggs U cents caab. !"
Chickena7 to 8 cents.'
- , THE MARKETS '
Tbe local marked quotations yester.
day were as fbttowS;
WhetS cents.-;
oats 5c whlfej f6 gray; per cental
Jtay Cheat, $70fT.W; clover, $4 U
17 timothy. 1 to 19; wbeat, $7.
Flour JO and its cents per sack; $3.60
to $3.20 ir "barrel. .
. H1 FiardBran. I17.U. shorts. flS-SO.
liuftt-r 0 22'jU per 11. (buying)
Urarnery, 27tc. i - i
JaC" 13 cents caih.
Chickens 1 I cent.
loi k f rons, t cents.
Ilcef-Hfrees, JVic; cows, Z'.f, good
helfera, fev- f , i .
j Muttorit Khcep, 2'32e.
cat dressed. '
,' Potatoes to lie per bushel,
Wool-He to JSfl.
. . THE MARKETS.
f PORTLAND,.,., March 3 Wheat,
Walla Waits, 66c, liluftitem, W.f7r.
Tmenmh, March 1 WbMt, IJlueatem,
fc; ,,. . ; ; i I ' ... f
Chicago, Marc h Wheal May, open
ing, ;8'4 "'(': t'lSr. "&C Barley,
t2 Vic : Mm, l.l; Northwestern.
4169. - ' , ... i : T -
BALFOUB, GUTHRIE' & CO.
Buyers snd tihtppcrs of
GRA1
Dealers in
Hop Growers' Supplies
a Wa rehouses at '
rTimNE!t. SJACLKAY.
rn a xu it'. brooks.
8HAU. ' SAI.RM. .
SWITZERLAND.
MFUUM. OF "ItOTAl FI.OUII.
J. 0. GRAHAM,
Manager
, -L-, T ' ) : . -
207 Commercial St.; Salem. -
' MARRIED. '
WOW ItlS- N K A I..-At , I he parao.iage' of
, the First M. K. i hurch. Halcm, Ore
1 gon. 'Friday. February ' 2 1102, Mix
M. Catherine Neal io Mr. -lister Mor
ris, ltv, John .Tarson. D. D.. oftlcl
atlpg.
- The happy couple are .hot IT resident
of the Turm f neighborhood, where thy
will make h'jr fujjur hnitu.
CVS N I NO I f A M , At Hip hmw of thf
Prent, atitJbrty fur nillr sniith
of KM l'm, irr rn, H;unly. Mr h 1,
103. th infant rhlld of Mr. and Mrs.
.' Hriire Ounnlngh.irii. -
JtUT.i-At ibf homeif Mr J. W
, Itrtiwn, in th TiirnT rnad, thri1
-' miles wf HhIoiw, Ori'gnn, fmur-
. dsy, , Mart h 1. 1W2, at t m.. Mrs.
Hiith Klfc-n liurl aged 82, years, of
4.ralyts "r- ': -.
i Mn. Hurt ' isr of Mr. Unown
an l residf at Firrt Ofove, but eamc
jo this" city revjr! weeks ago to at
the hrdnide of hef mother. Mrs. He
1hc Carrot h-rn, nh hum sttatned tho
ripe old age of M yoars, and 1 rApldly
d.cllnlng. On, FVbruiry lth, Mrs. Hurt
suffi-fcd a severe stroke of paralysi,
from.1 which she nevef rHovered. Ile
sldea h-r acd inotlfr'r. the. deceased
3eafs a son. t Iturt.' of Malem: a
jlnuaihter, Mies Jrnnle Hurt, of Fret
tlrwve; ajilMer. Mm J. W. HrnwB, and
a bro4her T." twrmtlfrrsi hth f this
rlty, to 'mourn .hf uddn and unea
pvcfetl deth . j:
1 The funeral servkvs will be conduct'
fed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Ttrowft, threw mites out ort the Turner
road, at I n'chn k p. m.i today, fey Itev
D. A. Witters, !.! IV.. and tb burlat
will take ptMf In the City View cem
iey. ; Forest flrovo paieni lese copy.
. TITAN. At the home f the parents lf
the Christian MlS"l"in on 13th sl,ree1..
Fslm. Oregon. Mrndsy, March 3,'l!2.
the Injfant child of Mr. ini Mrs. M.
URfan.:; -'; j " ' .
T ' ; n i.".i 'n
Old Ssldisr's Espsrisnc.
- M. if Auetln. a1 civil war veteran,
rf Winchester. lndM writes: "My wife
waa sick a long time In spite of good
ictirr' treatment, but was wholly
cured bxlr. King's New Ufa Iille.
which Workcl wonders far her
lieslth." They always jlo. Try them,
only 2$ ccnta at DIX. STON1TS drug
stores. : ;-r(: j . ; "; 5 ; :.
tiA. Iindon r; Wolburn, Is visit
ing with friend lo (be dir. -itA,;
Cm roa ree--"by the dawn's early
light" or-rany other light a well as
you ought? , "
If there ia any defect, in your vision,
or any discomfort in using- your eyes,
. we will remedy the trouble promptly.
Glasses will do: It and wc fit the
Herman W. Ban
-. Scientific Optician. ; '
120 State Street.
Salem, Oregon.
I A ww w as strata- as
ours ifyoa try
Shilohfs
1 L VjL "and oors U so trotir we
1 ..III C garteecrorrcitfa
V W money, snd rs a4 yo
fres trial bottle . if yo. writs for U.
gitlLOH'S eMUZ5ecBUsnd will ctrrs Con
vrnptioo. yeuaiAMia, BroocbUia sad 1l
LBg Trouble. Wilt cars a cough or cold
ia a day, sod thas prerent serious remits.
It has besa doing thes thlnf for 0 yssrs.
sx c. wwtM St Co.. Ia Hoy, w. v.
YmrV CliMM But Tea untdl Mm Staauuk
' " :
S C. STONE, M.D.
rnopjuETon av
STONE'S DRUG STORES
' -MJCM, OIIKOON.
, Th store (two In number), are lo
cated at No. 235 and 297 Ownmerclal
street, land are well stocked with' a
complete line of drugs' and .medicines,
louct articles, perfumery, trncs, etc,
Dlt. fiTONK i ,. '
Has had some 23 years' experience In
th practice of medicine and now
tnnki'tt no tharge for consultation, ex
amination or,. prescription. -lin
fbtom a cush business, lie neither
buys on time nor rells on time. ' Idg.
ers.I JottrnAls, day-books bookkeepers,
bill collectors, rtnd all the molern para
phernalia of credit drug stores, are un
known in his business, hence cs?ull
stock and correot orlces. I
Money to Loan
On Improved farm and city property,
at lowest, ra'ea. '
THOMAS K. FORD. ;
' Over Ladd A Kusb'a Bank.
Salem, Oregon. I
A TAX TU11N-UVEU
FIRST MONEYS COLLECTED BY
3HERIFF F. VV. DURBIN
On Account of th 1901 Assessment
j Roll, Was Paid to Trsssursr A. L.
Downing Yesterday Msny People
' Anxious to Take Advsntsgs of the
Three Per Cent Rebate.
Sheriff V. W.iDurbin yeaterduy made
hia first turn-over of the 1901 taxes into
th county- j treasury. The total
amount, $2S,37.77, Is un exceedingly
large one, and j-epresents only the re
ceipts of one jws-ek. There ! were a
number of taxpayers in waiting yea
terdy morning when the sheriff's of
flcft.wiaa opened, rtnd the room whs
crowed alt day, t-vrul coming In the
evening after the doors were, cloned,
nnl showing much eaaerrneas to pay
th ir taxes ; arf 1 benefit by thr-throe
per cent rebate, which privilege vwlll
be reti, until March Uth.
The sheriff-;
turn-over shows re
city of Haletn and th
olpts for th'e
city rood tax
aggregating $4029.31;
ciunty road tai S9.07. and for school
district No. 24,1 (Hnlcm) 13298.71 while
thamount crclltM to the state, coun
ty and ,tato school tax Is $1S,766.0.
The. total amount Is distributed among
the sy-veraf funds as follows:
Jefferson . . . . . i . . ..... : ... S
WofwIlMirn. . . ... .........
City of Hab'm hnd city road
ConsumDtion
31 02
20 6
4.029 31
9K9 07
11 OS
f. 09
3 7
64 II
92
54 03
S 59
S 44
if 4 91
r.2 si
27 S3
2.291 71
84 85
a 3i
lt,9S
333 76
12 6
13 SS
12 It
2 B3
9.7s in
1 7
tax . . . . . , .
It Kid tax. . . . , j . . , . k . .
H'-hon IMstrict No. 1H, .
-hod ritrfsct No. tn..
i . . .
-. . .
. . . .
Hhl Dim i let No. M....
Brhool IHatrii t No. 19.. ......
H hiK.I IHstrk t No, 7
PrtWM.I Dlatrht No. iH. .......
School District No. 41..
eW hwd Wdtrbt No. 44. .
Hr hod IIHi4ot No. 42,
Hchool Uiat rfet No. 33 ....... .
Hchool District No. 29 ...... ,
Hchool District No.. 21 v
H hool IHatrlct No. "23. ...... .
Hchool Dlatrlc t No. -22,
Hclrool Dirtrlrt No. 14.......
Hi hol District No. 1 1 . i ..... .
Hhoil Dfstrlrl No. 9.........
Hchool I Hal IrLrt No. ... .
H hool Dlatrlct No. S. . . . . . . .
Ht-hool District No. '2.;.:.. .,
Htate, county and state school
tax.... ...... ,
roll tax .........
Total tax.
.I2S.374 ?7
, 8h Dsn't Wsae a Mask.
Hut her beauty was cOmtaetetv hid
den; by sor-n. lHwtha ami fimpba till
ahe urnnl KiMkb-n's Arne Halve. Then
they1 vsnlahed as will all Kruption.
Fever Hores. rwala, flcrts. Carbuwlr
and Fcldna frtm Ms uae.' InfalliMe
for Cute. Corns,- I turns. Hen Ms and
Hies, f nre guarantee!. 35 cts. at DR.
BTUNK'8 drug stores.
ONE L.ICKNH1i-iA marriaae Ikf nvm
was IssuM yesterday to Mr. H. n. lp
degralT and Miss Bessie M. Gesner, S.
3 Itundlett witness. "
O
Barstksa
Bigsalars
Charlie De 'roe.'chlcf of the Sliets
trle of Indian, whoac home is Br
NewniTt. was In the city on business
ycrtrrday and departed for Albany last
evening. -
THE ASYLUM B0AED
held Jits regular monthly
MEETING YESTERDAY.
; ,. ! : " X ssaasaBBjawasBBa. v
Th Numbsr Vf Patients In the Inst!
tution Was Rsduetd Durjng the
- Month of February Cost of Keep
ing Tham. ,
The Board of Trustees for the Oregon
Hospital for the Insane met at the Cap
itol yesterday and .received the report
of 6upt- J. F. Calbreatb, for the month
of February. The letter of transmittal
contains the following Item of Interest
"X hare received a warrant from the
Secretary of tbe laterior for 1707.60, for
the care of the Alaskan Insane for the
quarter ending December 31, 1901.
The statistical report, showing the
number of patients cared for, the num
ber received and discharged, etc.. Is as
follows:
MIc. Fie. Ttl
No. patients Jan. 31. ...... .855 36 1221
No-reed during Feb ,. 17 . 23
No. ret'd escapes........ ... 1 ,
No. under care. ........ ..873 Zltf 1245
No. diachgd, recovered.... 2 1
No. dischgh, jjmTcJj lmprvd 1 1
No, dlschgd, improved...., 1 1
No. dlschgd, not Improved 1 1
No. dle l 10 2 12
Dlschgd, died, eloped....: 13
18
No. pstlents February 2..seo 37
122
Average, number dally, 1225 8-23.
;Thc average monthly and dally ex
la-hsi's of the Oregon State Insane Any
lum for the month, as shown by the rf
port, were:
!cr capita, monthly..... ,.,.$9.Mi24
I'cr capita, dally.............. .35
The coat of running the lnatitut(
was 9S.oz.is, and la dlMtriniited amortg
he s'ver,al detartments as followsf
Kitchen and dining rooms. f I'M 1
Male department .j
Female depsrtment ........... A.s
6.12 iH
'343 7e
Makery.. .. .. .. ,. .. ,
laundry.. ., .. ..
Knglne room ..............
423 74
14 4.1
311 04
Farm, garden and dairy..
202 16
HUbte.. .. ..
Drug atorc I. ............. .
8 02
200 Ml
He. wing rmim
197 41
120 10
Center building
Office.. .. ; .. .
1 94
2 85
3 38
1025 28
05
132 78
3 63
West Cottage V.
Kast Cottage . . .
Stanley farm ..
KxjH'ne.. .. ..
Infirmary , .. .
Ctt rpenter shop
Factory..
99 35
969
Tailor shop" ...j
Total.
.. ..16702 18
Bmt Art '
Blc it. Add. StarTtDg Kcinr CoClilcue or N. V
i a i j i ) -
AHK nECOVF.m NO. Dr. E. Y.
Chase, who is In charge of the smallpox
patients at the Itollnesa'Mlssron on 12th
street, reports the disease jxvell under
control. M. L. hyan. who had the dis
ease In mild form. Is recovering. Mrs.
nyan on Saturday gave oirtn to a
child, which died, yesterday. I Dr. Chaae
vacclnw-ted all connected with the Mis
sion, the vacelnatlorr took well, and he
now had no fear of further trouble.
Chronic Diarrhoea.
Mr. C n. W ngfl?ld, of fair Phy. Mo.,
who suffered from chronic dysentery
for! thirty-five years, Sayai liamW-
aln'a frolic; Cholera and i Diarrhoea
Remedy did him more good than any
other me Heine he had ever; used. For
aale by Dr. Htone'fi Drug Stores.
SECOND DEPARTMENT
of The circuit court
Mat Yesterday, and Judge R. P. Boise
Dispossd of a Number of Casss on
His Docket for tha Fsbruary Term.
... i. .....
Circuit Judge 1. T. Boise yesterday
morning convened, the second depart
ment of the state circuit court for Mar
lon county but ro cases were heard and
the court wen 'through! th docket,
made a few-: minor entries, and set
tases for hearing as follows:
Adelaide R. Mackreth, f plaintiff, vs.
M. V. Rork. et siU defendanta; contlr-
matkn; conllrmed.
Mary J. Hhaw plaintiff, vs. J. K. Fer
ris. dcfmant; Icrpss bill; trial March
IMh at 10 a. m.
UxKie r. Bu t tri ck, plaint I nr. vs; H.
T. Richardson, defendunt; accounting:
trltil March 12th at lo a. ni. ,
D. B. HteeveS, et al pbtintlffs, vs.
Willis Bros, ft! Co., defendants; c-
toullng; trial March JOth at 10 a. in.
W..K. Allen, ct al.. phi lit tiffs, vs. Al-
h-n Backing Co4 et U defendants; ac
ountlng; trial March 4th at 2 p. in.
-Charles K. HteHe, plaintiffs, vs. N-t-
tie tl. Htecle. defervtant; dlviorce; trial
March 6th at 10 a. m. "I
O. H. Benjamin, plaintiff, vs. Jo-
scphlnct A. Benjamin, defendant; di
vorce; motion to dismlaa.
Tho. Notf. plaintiff, vs, WIlMams
Fngland Banking Cj, defridnnt, ac
counting; motion to strike out parts
of cmnpluint to be tried March 4th at
p. m. i-.'. -....j
. f Hto Hansen.! plaintiff, vs. Clara F.
Brny, et al., defendanta; foreclosure -of
Hen demurrer to complalnfj
A mm KnKel. plaintiff, ?s. Krncat A.
Kngcf. defendant: divorce: default:
ttla.l .Wednesday. March 5th, at 2 p. m.
"Wla M. Hmltb, ilalntlff. Vs. Kalem
Hull.tlrnr. A tkwh, AssK-iatlon et al, de
feml4nts; to cancel deed; demurrer to
complaint withdrawn, leave .to answer
n loflay. t: M ;- , .
Wi. II. lian, plalntirr is. James
Ftnnj-, defendant: cmM bill in eiiity:
anawar nicni: trial at for I Haturday,
Man h 8th. at 10 u, m. i
YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED '
' ON SUNDAY NIGHT.
Deautifwl Wadding Ceremony at the
Hm of Mrs. Ruth Sayra Th
Rssidcncs Tastefully Decorated for
- tha Oeca!:n. - '
A very pretty home wedding took
place at the twine of Mrs. Ruth Hayre,
on Hunday evenlna- lasL when hr o
i. William, Bsyre- was united in mar-
rlageto Miss later May Campbell, Rev.'
C. A. Rablng performing the ceremony.
The horn of Mrs. Sayr wa very
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
and only the .relatives arid a ve ry fe-v
of the Intimate friends of the contract
ing parties were In attendance. In: the
parlor, green and White were the pre
dominating colors of the decorations,
which, constated tf smilax and lvy
draped and festooned, and Into which
were Interwoven snow-white Hlles-of-the-valb?y;:
The- ceremony was per
formed In a floral booth, constructed
for the occasion, and beneath a huge
lovers' knot of whit aalln ribbon.'
: In tbe dinning room pink and yellow
prevailed which colora were carrled-out
in the ! retreahfnents which were
served to th party - Immediately fol
lowing tha teremony as they were
delicately tinted in pink and yellow.
i; The' groom waa born and raised In
this city snd Is quite well known and
respected hereV Ha has been em
ployed In the plumbing establishment
of Knox & Jlurphy for the past two
years. The bride iVthe daughter; of
Mr. end Mrs. W. Campbell, -of South
gal em. She Is also nulle well known
and highly respected. V The happy
couple wlir be at horn toxthelr many
friends at No. 191 Marlon street, where
they have taken up their temporary
abode.'
BIG FREIGHT BUSINESS
IN THIS CIT
- - r -.'.-it
Shipments ef February Exceed, the .
Same Month; for Last Year By
Many Tens Rati and River Bus!
' ness. ' . .-.-.j j -
There Is a surprising Increase In the
volume of freight traffic In this city
for the month of February, over that
of tho corresponding month last year.
A glance over. Mr. Merriman's state
ments, at the Southern Pacific freight
depot, for the past two months show
an increase " of 1,100,000 pounds of
freight, handled for February, 1902,
over that handled February, 1901, or
800,000 pounds more ,fcrwurdecl and
300,000 more, received, and It must be
taken into conslderatiorf that the year
1901 was an exceptionally good one for
bualncas.throuxhout.
Tho statements show that there has
born shotted 13.000 bales of the 1901
crop of -fiops, and there III remain
2899 bales stored In the company's
warehouacs, the whole amount being
nearly -double that for the year 1900.
There were all told 114 carloads of
prunes shipped from Halem, of the 1901
crop, and. about twenty-four carloads
of nursery stock, since" January 1st.
The latter Item ahows the Immense
volume of business carried on by the
local nursery companies.:' Of canned
goods there were thirty-nine carioada.
or 1.407.000 pounds shipped; and ovrr
100 carloads of - brick and thlrty-flve
carloads of live stock, principally sheep
and swine, besides a number' of car
loads of atovea...
During the month of January, 1902,
there were received at the Salem sta
tion 2,500.000 . pounds of freight and
over 2,200.000 pounds forwarded. This
materfcal Increase in traffic has neces
sitated the increase iq the force hand
ling the freight to double what it was
ast year and as the business Is still
on the Increase Mr. Merrlman is
obliged to employ more help .to meet
the demand. , ' - .
During he month of February,' l9o;.
tho O. It. N. Pn. ttnA th ft P1 TN
Co. combined handled 1.608.146
pounds of freight, of which 600,000
pounds represents their combined re
ceipts, and 1,008,14V pounds w ere for
warded. During February, 1901. the
i B. c N. Co. alone received .536.474
pounda of m-rcbandise .and - shipped
730,020 pound?.
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
The Basket-ball Team Was Defeated
in Corvsllis Philodorisns and Y.
M. C. A. Elect Their Officers.
The University basket ball 'team re
urrif'l yesterday from Corvslit where-.
on Saturday night, they played with
the team of the u. A. C. The score of
14 to 11 was in favor of Corvani. This
was the accond game between .' the
team, the firm game- being played In
the University gymnasium several
weeks ago. the score bring 63 to 11 In
favor of Jhe University boy. Th O.
A. C, team has Improved materially
I nee the first game. The best of feel-
Ing prevailed snd ih boys report un
excellent time. Another game will be
played In t'orvallia aoon. at which time
the l!nlveralty hopea to win out.
On Friday evening the new ofTleera
of the I'hilodorlan ecwiety were initi
ated. They were: yresld nf-. K. F.
Averllt: vice president. F. I., flrannla;
secretary, O. M. Hunt; aasMtant sere-
tary, W. C. Jud1: eenaor. It. C, (JJover;
reaaurer, K. H. , Ulddell;V sergrant at-
arnta. It. F. Morris.
At the annual election of officers of,
the Y, M. -. A. the following member
were chosen for the enaulng year: It,
B. Wilkin, president; D. A. Forbea-
ice prealdnt: O. O. Oliver, recording
aecretary; 11. F. AvcrlH, correaiiondlng
aecr-tiry; K. H. Biddell, tresurcr.
Tfln. lanvllle, sh-rff . of' Clatsop
winly, waa m Halem bualncta visitor on
Sunday.
Hon. J. J. Whitney, of Albany, was a
visitor at the Capitol yeaterdiy. having
buaineaa before the Supreme Court. -
Sheriff A. II. Huntington, of .Baker
ity. departs! for hia home yeaterday
afternKjn, having had biuclneas in th'K
citv. '
Mr. and Mrs. M. Young left for their
home in WcHMlburn yeaferday after a
Is1t to the family of Judge W. C. Hub
bard.
J. P. Jones, traveling freight and
passenger of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, went to Portland yesterday af
ternoon. : .
K; B. Tongue; of Itntsboro, en and
lawpjrtnf-r of f'iwtinn Thna
IL Tongue, was a Salem busineaa visit
or yesterday.-' - . : ;
Peter 41raber,j formerly a member f
the fire department tn thia city, came
up from' Portland laat night for a few
days' visit- to relative. .. , . , .
Mrs I? Damater tr-ft for'her home In
Santa Crus. .Cal last .niaht after an
extended vlalt to her daughter. Mrs. "J.
It. T. Tuthlll, in this city.
Rev. Ronald McKlllop rrturned from
Portland last evening, where he occu
pied the' pulpit or the Baptist rhurch
In the absence of the-regulsr minister.
Hon. W. 11. Wehrting, president of
the Htate Board --rf Agriculture,! and
Secretary M. I, W'tadom, returned to
Portland yestetday after spending Hun-
day In Ihiy city and in l'X'king over th.
conditions of tbe Fair G rounds.
In
Wew Wholesale Shoe louse
; "' r - '.x: " I : ' ". J,': - ? ; : " - '
With eomplats linss of both artlstio and reliable foot wear. We carry
m complete line for city. or country wear. : -
Catalogue mailed to dealers, on application or our representative will ",
ealL .-'..t ... . . :, . .
'-. '. . : ..- - I - . . . . i - - -. - y
The Massachusetts
are in tho mark
Spec ia
prices
v , Aw J
334 Sherlock BalH
eg
"V
men
THE HOUSE
308 Commercial St.
STORES AT SALEM
i r "ts i it t i mi y y s
DROP OFF o! gcrcr A i n
Tho V&iiAmer can Kipositin is gtiinc t.i . jivtv
tVorM'a Fair A hard fub.' Thost) New York Vrr j.r jtu tiifj;
"aiole lot ot eurmsis and wonderful t hi igs to day; v Ihe
peoptew'ho visit their 'air this year. Money is Wing. Iuvili'y .
expncteHJn crealinrr 1 tautiful Bcenes, iuhle hnililins, iirlUlic
enVct9, Hcv'and the hw rates will draw crowds to I In fi,
where Niacaraxddjt it wonders
tion?. !
The point of thik jreaehnient is that the NOUTII KUN-
I'A(I VIC is the fi rat ink in the steel chain that reucht-M .to
UnflTalo-Sr if you prt fer Ickco by water from Dulutli, wi 11
and good, it teaches Dultith, to. '
THE "pOllTll COAST LtMITED,rAF'j EU MAVCth,
will be the Cfock Trai n of the Nortltwfct iiiorot than evt;r.
Cairou' our local agents for rates ucl otlier infofniatioii.
A. D. Charlton,
Assistant Gcnl Passenger
SAFETY
The Ihirlingl
with tho hc'4,t
Sciiiaphore in 1.
I one
all thro' Ir.iini
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Westinghtiuso 1
to be stcjppcd
I - - - -
than required
pliauces.
u thirty
with the
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I ti I potea?y, Lost f owerl wf-tKtrtoss, perm at orrhooa I k . i , e
V wr y or tOnairu jawoi. ;ucs of m- Iril T1X' .S -
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.FVR.KALt: BV jK RtGOSi DRUOUIST, UALMOitL'JO:?.,. . ..4
Mohair Plush Company
of Lowell, Mass.
. . ! . . : ' , ' ' '
:t for year'a growth Oregon Mthair.
for superior gratles n
L RAY, Acnt,
Portland, Or.
Piled- High and Wide
br theNScnil!tlon ;our;our t'arpet
Ie-it'rimen1.; N- cr f.efore have
U had siub (ill ofport utill to.
get the iKftXaml . hew eel; at ao
rca.ioiiaiili a pibV. our rem
nants are practical iill ;. out and
tb. tori una ti- puVehaae'ra' iiaVc'
more than l.liclr -money's worth.
Kxct e lltialy h'.-a y iVyylng Iia.a:
jlaccd us in a Mlliotrxto offer
rif tv patlc nia, dexen( arrd col.n
leiK at prics never befor,4 at-.
t;mpted In thla ioality. l.n't
forget the place :
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FURNISHING CO.
Next Door to Ppstofflcc.
AND-AUUNT. FACTOltT ATll.llANr
V the. Pan-American htlDiC-
Agent, - Portland, Oregon
On haseritippMl itatnlirq system
f modern snft-ty devjerg. Tho
of a hundred. Itrccntly
liavo Wen KpiipT'ttl with the
igli-BjKed irrake, eiiabling trniria
per cent le?ci diilanco -
next beat broking aj- .
Kan City. bl. Ijuic-
SIIELTOM, Geiyrat Agent,
Cor. Third and - Stark Ktrtc L',
. &
: -1'ortlaud, Ong'-n.
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