Evening capital journal., July 22, 1889, Image 4

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TUJ3 CAPITAL EVENING JOURNAL.
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urn capital johwl
TKKMH OK SUIISCKIITIOX.
JlAII.Y.
One year by mall ..............-$' CO
.six montliM by mull ... 2 BO
Three months by mall .... 1 25
I'cr week, delivered by carrier... 15
WEKKI.Y.
Otic year by innll. ...... ..............11 fiO
Hlx tiinntlm by mall.. . .. . 7"
One ycar.If tin Id In advance..... . 1 0)
Mix months, If paid In advance.....- GO
I'or advertising rates apply at thin office
, m:AUTii'ur spot,
.if
(Iraml Scrtirry nnd I'lenty
all Kind.
The Halrm Decnrntlte Union All Mm nttrnr nnrl fnlmnrvi ilwil.
milt r. Will meet thU evening at the resi- ers ,mvc t.11((.ml in(o n agreement
deuce of ox-Governor Moody, at 8 IO raIflfi .,, ,,..,. offinn !. ,,ninr '
Through the kind mow of Thotniw; o'clock. A general attcndmico ' Into effect to-dav.
uniius, manager oi b. a. uiurK'H cimircu. I'er onier president
fruit fa rm. t.wn mltra uniilli nf Hire '
..li t. i i. t .. i Mump..
t.ii',, niu icjiui id n Ul Lliu .Jl'U Jl.. jj
-A regular meeting of the V. C.
AIIHubscribcrHtoTllKCAi'iTAl.JoUJtKAl.
who do not secure their paper regularly
will notify thin office, giving address, nnd
the matter will be attended to nt once.
Office, corner Court and Liberty Street
MONDAY JULY Ji2, 1680
Keep Your Cow at Hume.
Now Unit many of our citizens
arc taking down (he fencing from
about their preinlwH In order to give
their hedgcH a better chance to grow
and nH they wImIi to make their
homeniw attractive an pomlble In
doing away with old chinny gatcw,
it behooves . every one who keep
cowh to be on their guard constantly
and not allow them to break from
their enclosure mid loam about
over the city an a couple of Uicho
animalH did on Itwt Kilduy and
Saturday, doing cotinldciable dam
ago to nhrtibbery and llowcru,
TIu-ho cattle were evidently the
projicrly of hoiiio one who in l.ylny
them out on the lawim in the an
ourlm of the city, had not exorcised
very goo.l Judgment in pnerly
fuHtenlng them, an thoy htlll retain
ed ropen about their iiccUm. It in a
Utile oxaxperuting, to Hay the leant,
to have a (lower bed that him Imm-ii
nurtured wl;h great cue all Mining
andHummer trampled down In one
Hhort hour, or to have a pet tree or
rowi IjiihIi destroyed that lias taken
yeai-Hto bring to ltn inatunty.
Halt I'or lIuldliuiiilH,
Luxuriant iiair Ih an article of
wearing apparel that Ih not pohhchhoiI
by all. An old acquaintance paused
through Balem a day or two wince,
who, Huveral yearn ago, had u pate
as Nllok mh a peeled onion, and which
Ih now covered with it thick growth
of hair. On Inquiry us to the change
In IiIh appearance, he wild it wan all
brought about by the iiho of call.
Once a day be bathed 1) Ih few re
maining 1ocI:h in Htrong ualt water,
and the renult wan a full head of
hulr. He alno wild that he wan 11 fly
four yearn of age, and had never
worn gliiHsoH, which lie attributed to
the fact that he had for yearn past
bathed IiIh oycH every morning In a
weak holutlon of halt and water.
'Vryitand make the optician wlnli
lie had engaged in houio other bum-iichs.
olllco were allorded a rich treat yes
tcrduy. The farm Ih situated on a
high hill wlicro thousands of fruit
trees, of many varieties are arranged
In systematic rows nnd bending tin.
der heavy loads of fast ripening
fruit. The trees are so full that over
two thousand props are brought In
to use to prevent the limbs from
breaking off. The picking and dry-1 m
Is almost at hand which ll
a .Salem.
A good many cafes of mumps are
reported in Salem. Mr. If. Thomas
is quite sick with them, in some
way he took n very bad cold and Is
not able to attend to bushier.
T. U. will be held at
morrow at 2:.'W p. in.
their hair to-'
NOB HILL
A FULL LINE
OK
Crockery and Glassware!
With specialties In
lug season
will give employment to a large
number of men, women nnd child
ren. A new dryer has been ndded
to the establishment and among
other Improvements a well of the
purest and coldest of water, one
hundred feet In depth, has been
sunk which does away entirely with
the neceshlty-of hauling water. Mr.
Cliilds, assisted by Mr. Webb, keeps
this place In the best of order, and
so far this year have shipped of
poach plums, 170.1 large-sized boxes;
of cherries, 181!) peunds: early
peaches, from very young trees, GOO
pounds, and next week will send
away two car-loads of Martlet pears.
The sum total of dried fruits shipped
last year was 41,8ft) pounds.
This goes to show what a great
and glorious country this is for fruit
raising, and as you stand on this
high en linen co and look to the
north your eye rests on one of the
most beautiful scenes it is possible
to do.scribi. Karoll' in the distance
are the snow-capped mounlalns o(
the Cascade range, while down In
valley rich farming lands covered
with waving grain, and dotted hero
and theie with houses, forms a pic
ture that once seen can never lie for
gotten. Nearnt hand is Salem with
her tall church spires, pallatial resi
dences and substantial public build
ings, and from this hill-top she
seems to sit like a queen, a glisten
ing gem, amid the verdure and wav
ing foliage of the green maples in
the heart of the most beautiful valley
In the world.
Cement Walk.
A new cement walk is being plac
ed in frontof It. M. Wade's and Wm.
England's block. This is n good
move. Jict the good work ijo on.
'nke away all of thoe old wooden
sidewalks and replace them with
cement walks.
Wanted to Die.
This morning, while Lute Westa
cott was driving Thos. Uurrows' de
livery horse up State street, the horse
suddenly fell, and acted as if he was
dead. The wagon was unhitched
from him, and a lick witli the whip
started him on his journey again.
I - Halein'nllliiUiliiii;.
j The new biick building on the
corner ot Commercial nnd Cliein-
i ekete street Is now under good head
way. The wails for three of the
buildings are being constructed very
fast. The workmen are also very
busy clearing the grounds oil' for the
site of the woolen milLs. A number
of new houses are now under con
struction and a good many have
just been completed. A person who
never rides around through our
streets would be astonished at see
ing so many buildings now under
headway and that have Jut been
completed.
This new plat just put on the market is the most desirable now offered
in Salem for building lots. They have no equal. The whole plat is in a
line state of cultivation, seeded In clover, with a good turf. No grubs, no j ym.ju fjjjina Tci Scls
... .. l... - ....nt n!1 .vwl r.tn..nlntirllai'al lioa n film vlplVflf , '
ltiiiim, iiu iwhn Ul glitvei, im jmm, cicuiiwiuiuic.i, ..wo -.. .... .
the city, surrounding country, the mountain ranges and snow-capped r
peaks. Pure cold well water. Is twelve blocks south of the Chemekete
hotel and postofTice blocks. These lots are offered by Jones & "Watson on
installments, one-tenth cash and one-tenth in quarter yearly payments
without interest until paid. These lots are now actually worth in cash
more than the prices named for them on longtime without interest. Gev
cral lots have already been sold on which fine residences will be erected,
and a number more have been optioned. If you want one or more lots
call on JONES 5t WATSON, wh j will show you the plat and the lots.
OOCIDEXTAI, JOTTINGS.
, TlicMilmon canniug season will
i begin about the first of August.
Inquiries From the Kant
Hardly n day passes that one or
itinhi f.rirritklllllfttit Intlu .1ft tw.f pnnnli '
this olllco In regard to this country
and climate, and all of them request
Hint a copy of the Capital. Jouk- . railroad is about to bepin at the ler-
NAibesent them, which request Is
always complied with. There seems
A large number of Tncoma and ,
Astoria men are fiiini; on Tillamook
'county timber claims.
Grading on the Chehalis valley'
to be a great desire taking hold of
the people all over the eastern states
to know more about Oregon, and
the prospects are that a mighty emi
gration will take place this summer
and fall. -
A Very
tiii: oiiioki:n.
tVhr
Prop
Suturday Nlulit'n Kiilxrtiiliimint,
"J'atherland," Karl Gardner's
new play, was presented at thu
oHrn house- last Saturday night to
rattier a small but appreciative au
dience. The plot of the piny was
very interesting and calculated to
please. The singing was Unit-class
an well as the dancing, In both of
which Mr. Gardner would behind
to excell. One of the principal
causes for jsior houses In this city Is
the bad liablt of beginning enter
tainments at such a late hour. The
curtain should lie iiiug up promptly
at H o'clock Install! of tl as Is general
ly the easy. Most people Ihtoiiiu
very tired waiting anil often wish
thoy bad remained at home.
Painful Accident.
Ono day last week a little girl met
with an mvldeut.of which shu will oar
ry tint marks forsoveral days locome.
Some boards had leoonui loosened
on a somowliat elevated sidewalk on
1'lety hill, and when the child step
ped upon thorn she fell throuuh and
bruised and dlrilluiircd her face in a
horrible manner. Many accidents
of this kind might Iki averted If
some one would take the trouble to
null down n few of the lumrds that
have lieon warHHl and loosened Ity
the hot rays of thcMiu. It lias been
suggested that a hammer brigade U
formed, the duties of w lileh shall Ut
that each member be supplied with
u hummer to dilvo down the project
ing null when out for a promenade
or for tiny other purix,
Mirvp In tlio Ctootttto.
A gentleman who arrived from
ICnMorn Oregon, nivs the Albany
llontld, coining by dm Lolmnou
route, says there nro now over 1,IXK),
ttOO head of sluvp being pastured lc
tween Kli.li Lake and the Dosohutoj.
river. The huiiehgrux-t nuige ol
Kiutoru Oregon Is Mug rapidly
dlmlulidicdorvlngthoHhccp owners
to eevk nuhturvtt In the Cascade nunm
t.lub, This latter movement Is not
very acceptable to the hunters who
rusticate every fall up the Ktutlimi,
jw the sheep frighten the deer twiok
Into the mountain U-yon I their
reach,
.NuUrlea Public.
F. II, Mow of I'rlneville, T, (1,
llnley of Pendleton Mu M. u. Muii
ley of Portland were npiKiliitcd
notarli public by the governor to
day, Only TMeul11 t'rul.
Why not combine pleasure with
businewns A.J, Ifcieey will carry
JPH ln b1" ,b for "i" rtwv rv.
Priilltiiblo ltlr.1
erly llitndleil.
'I'he scarcity of chickens in and
about Salem Is due to the lack of a
knowledge as to how to raise them
In order to make a good profit.
Most farmers as well as those who
pretend to raise these birds for mar
ket, keepn mixture of various breeds
of poultry combining the bad points
ol all and the good qualities of none.
A good chicken In this market
dressed ready for the pot, will bring
ft) cents, when In reality lij cents Is
n big price for it. Anyone wishing
to engage in tins business, by-observing
certain rules ot cleanliness
and order about the premises where
chickens roost, can engage ln no
business that will pay better.
Chickens require as much care and
attention as anything else about
your premises in tlio city or on a
farm, but Instead they are usually
left to their own losourees, scratch
ing up the garden, destroying small
trulls and ravaging fields of grain.
At night they find a roosting place
in the I iocs, and IVeqiiontly fall a
prey to marauders or t he inclemencies
of the weather. Yet their owners
complain that "poultry don't pay."
This Is true; there is no money in
poultry under suoh conditions. Oo
oaslonnly someone will provide
comfortable quarters tor his fiock o(
mongrels, devote considerable time
to their caro and expect to realize n
handsome profit. Hut his birds re
fuse to lay when ogiw are ut a re
munerative price, and the young
fowls only hecoiuo fit for market
when all hopo of good prices have
vanished. Conducted thus, poultry
Is only a nuisance. Why do not
farmers who keep Hultry procuro
somo pure bred ulnls and provide
suitable quarters for them, if they
exiKVt to realize any profit'.' It
eo.sts no more to keep a pure-bred
bird than n mongrel, and far less to
tit one for the market, with the ad
ditional advantage of high market
price for early birds. A hennery
built in the proHr way with large
windows In tlio south side of it so
that the fowls win get the benefit of
the situ In the winter, and where
they can lie kept from the cold
winds, will supply their kooiors
with eggs when such a luxury can
not Ih) had for love nor money. A
h:Uf dozen lions properly attend to
will keep u largo family supplied
with eggs the year round. l!o-j
sides the profit there is In It, it l a '
real pleasure to lie the owner of a
tlook of pure Plymoth Hocks, Hlaok
8vaulsh or Cochins,
The I'entlte (iriiHnhuppur.
The Kast Oregonian s.iys L. K.
King, who Is farming land leased of
the Indians on the reservation near
the agency, says a wave of grasshop
pers lias struck4 his locality nnd
cleaned out every green thing in
sigiu. ins gnruen looked iiue a
miniature desert after the grassphoj
pers ot in their work. Jle says in
two more days they will reach Pen
dleton, and warns jieople to be pre
pared for the worst.
Tlio 1, eel lire.
The lecture of Mr. L. Smith at'
the M. K. church Sunday evening
on "Peeps in India" was a very in
teresting and instructive talk.
Much of tlit; manners and customs
of that people were Illustrated by
twelve ladies and gentlemen dis
guised to represent as many casts.
The .lecturer estimates that there
are no loss than five thousand diflcr
cut classes or casts in that imiltipli
ful and idol worshiping people. Ho
sees no relief for their ignorance and
superstition except that the mothers
be Instructed and christianized.
A yuerj,
Corrt'HHindiiim of the Capital Journal.
Should the present etl'ort to coin-
bine the labor forces of this country,
bo successful, nnd thoy conclude to
reform the Inw department of the
nation, it will be amusing as well as
Instructive to see the average poli
tician, who lias spent a half a life
time trying to legalize tlio present
wagosysiem, rushing around with
liny seed In his lmlr, brick dust in
his eyes, sand in ids ears, and ids
pants half-soled, telling those who
support and defend us, how he has
longed for an opportunity tosay that
the people mid not the money should
govern.
1'llltKliY l'KHSO.NAL.
Sherill Kil Crolsnn left for a trip
to llalbcy to-day.
Benson Starr took the afternoon
train for Portland. t
Chits. Honson took the morning
train for Turner.
Daniel J. Fry and wife returned
.Nittirdiiy from the coast.
minus.
Water in Snake river is so low
that navigation is seriously inter
fered with.
General George P. Ihrie has Iwen
appointed deputy of customs at
PortTowiiBcnd.
Hot) farm's throughout the valley
anu wnsnuigton territory are re
ported in a good condition.
Tlio buildings and machinery of
the Huronian gold mine, near Port
Arthur, have been destroyed by fire.
Preparations have been made for
erecting one mile of brick
buildings in the burnt district nt
j Kllensbtirg.
A fire a McMinnville destroyed a
new threshing separator for Jerome
Derby, besides burning up a large
quantity of grain.
J. It. Hyrou of Polk county Is Hie
oldest man in Oregon. It is said
Hint it lie lives until September Zi,
lie will be ono hundred years old.
It is reported that in excavating
for the piers of the new bridge
across tho Snutiam, a bed of the best
quality of coal was discovered ono
day last week.
The report of the committee of fire
adjusters declare that the city of
Seattle is to blame for having an in
sufficient water supply nnd an un
trained tire department.
There seems to bo no end of fires
this season. From nearly every
part of Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory comes reports oi fires, doing
damage to timber, grain nnd hind.
Five freight cars just completed,
each of twenty tons capacity", for
the Astoria and Soutli Coast rail
way company, nro bciug loaded
with rails at St. Louis, Mo., for the
A. and S. C. H. It.
Miss Abigail Dodge "Gall Ham
ilton" writes her peppery articles
on envelops, the backs of letters and
old scrnps of wrapping paper, and
nlwnys uses stub pons, frequently
dipped in gall.
Since tlio purchase of Alaska It
can bo said of tho United States
what has boon said of England
that tlio sun novcr sets in her do
minions. At sunset in Alaska the
morning's sun is an hour high In
Maine.
The custom of tolling the tolls of j
steamboats while passing Grant's'
grave on tho Hudson river has been .
THE RELIABLE GROCERS
KELLER L SONS,
Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem.
Specialties iii Table Luxuries,
Fine Tea, and Coffee, Creamery
Butter, Cream Cheese, etc.
French China Dinner Sets.
ItlDG WAY'S FAMOUS
Buckingham Pattern
-OF-
ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
Of wlilcli wc constantly keep a full line
and open stock, ennbllnR us to mnke up
Dinner nnd Tea seta of nny size, or sell by
the single piece. The finest assortment ol
CHAMBER SETS
Kver shown In Ralem.
A FULL STOCK
Ot thelatest jmd handsomest patterns In
Glassware,
c
311iiip call nnd examine onr stock.
WE LEAD IN CANNED GOODS.
Remember the Place and
WELLE R BROS.,
201 Commercial Street.
rm
i
nri
FOUND!
Call.
- Here They Are
SUCCESS ! SCKIBER I POM,
Salem, Oregon, have received direct
. rrom mm twm
i t
Kuceirh.s in Business requires preparation ! Therefore, thoroughly master
Commercial Arithmetic, HusIiicsh Penmanship and Business Correspon
dence, Book-keeping by both Single and Double Entry, tlio nature and
correct ue of Commercial Papers, Commercial Law and Business practice.
Learn, also, Shorthand and Type-writing, Manifold, and Dictation work.
All theso are needed in busineas, and are thoroughly taught by exper
ienced teachers at the SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Uriswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
The Finest Line of
. CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS,
SPUING WAGONS,,
STAGE COACHES,
MOUNTAIN WAGONS
SKELETON WAGONS,
DOG CAETS and
OTHER VEHICLES
which will be sold at
Prices and Terms to Suit All!
Fire! Fire!!
Then..a depressed languid feeling, loss
ol appetite ami complexion. Now restor
ed to perfect health nnd vigor by Wright's
Hop Celery and Chamomile Hitters. Sold
by II. W. Cox.
lKk out for loKRbyJ Fire during Die hot
weather.
Insure ijfainst Loss
ISAAC A. MANNING,
i A Life Preserver Wright's lllaekberry
Cordial. Keep It In the houso for cholera
Infantum, dysentery and summer disease.
I Sold by all druggists.
For Bargains
BANK BLOCK (UP-STAIBS,)
IN
Family Groceries Provisions, Frails Etc.,
no to
adopted by a few boats. In imitation i '" ,hp lVel'!onf ''"rtiand, Queen of i.iv-
; .... , vriKiui, jMirinrrn oi uinunn, me uermn-
ot the CU.stoni amoilir steamboat men , nla or the IlambuiY-.uniidetmri; Fire In.
the in., P.,inii..i u.l. ut... A "J""1 wmi'''"'. reprcMMituig millions
i i... ... ... i .
1. 1. I l.'ll Vlllllll IIMIK Illll .,.. .1... II .1 - ...1. ..
,r ,.... t .... '"" T ,"""10 w" IMMB of dollars paid up capital.
ft "' "".' i wasiiiugton's grave at Mt, Vernon.
S. Friedman left on tlio ntorn-i , ... i...i..at. i n..-i.n. .,.."
lug train, fora visit to Portland. 1 ,11,1111,r,.,.iri Ui..kiui,..,.. f...
the purpose of preparing "Saratoga' AI II AM T I I
Mr. lloth returned home from
Vaqulna on the afternoon train.
Wm. Byars returned home to
day from a week's visit to the farm.
Gov. Chadwlek left on the
morning train, font trip down the
road.
Mrs. MrNtow returned to her
hoin at Cliemawa, after a few days'
visit in tis city.
Mr. Holland of tho Salem tlour
milling company returned home
from tlio coast to-dav.
THOMAS UUimOWS,
Commercial Street, Sulom.Or
I .Loun,.T Produce of all kinds always on
1 hand. If you have not traded with liie bc-
i fore, 1 respectfully solicit a trial believing
I can suit you both lu prices awl quality
These goods "are first-class and as their
stock Is very large a person can find what
they may wish. Their warehouse on State
street Is completely tilled, and they have
another car load en route now. Ixxik out
for them; something line
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY. '
Only Genuine System of Memory Training
Four Books Learned In one reading,
Mind wandering cured.
Every child and adult greatly benefited.
Great Inducements to correspondence
Classes.
Prospectus, with opinions of Dr. AVm. A.
i;?nV?l?nd, th0 wrld-famed Specialist ln
; Xlt Hlcb.nrdi'roetor, the scientist, lions,
nth ' ?r' Juclnh ' Benjaman, and
vDmuvjvD, lire uy
Pror. A. I.OISETTK, 237 Fifty Ave., NT
Je-lS-89. dw
PRINTING.
Uhlna" lias been- established at
Portland. These china nro made
from potatoes after all Imperfect
Knots and the eyes have been re
moved. Tho jiotatoort are then sliced
as thin as n wafer mid cooked and
!o.ed ready for the market.
AXK OK TIIK
Uments In the State.
LAIIGKNT ESTABLISH.
ittwer rate than
Peculiar
la the iiimtiluatUm, proportion and prep
aration of It Ingrcdlcntc. Hood's Kuran
porlllu aocomplUhes cures where other
prt'iuirutlimfiill. P colturlnltuxoodnnme
at home. Mlileh U a "itmvr ol ktrvnrth
j HbriHid, iHviiJlnrln the phenomenal wle
It has HtlnliiiHl. Iliuvr Sunuiniirniii Ufh
O. A. Krausse and wife, mother i ""MtiwyewAiliinxiiciiwrorpuriryjiiKtiie
liml father Hurted this, morning, trvia'tXb ,ldJ" uu
trip to tlio Sound. , A JtHHl wirw KKKBi
J. II. ratty of Turner was in the, u a ret attraction for a rUtauraut.
city and renorts evervtlittiL' in that i'ru" eomv drawn rrom Helleiibnmd' l"nt
UNIVERSITY
(Iraauute Students In
Classical, Litemry, Scientific,
Normal, Business, Law.
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
I TflIW 70 1 T i m INHITKANCK ,1hrll?,fl,'!'Tt stY, LenI Blanks Iw
V H 11 H 11 H Pompany, I.PVif .dKBlgf wr dltcount. Send fot
MX. ALIIKHT. Aeent, . . Salem. Orecon -
Steam Printer Sa'.em Oregon.
i 1 rjK
Oeary street.
OR
JORDAN L Co.1
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
751 Market st. San Kranclisco
Admission -i cents,
noand learn how to avoid
illei!M.. OonnuUatlon and
tretitmeut perhoually or by
letter, on permaterrhoea
or genital weaknohs, aud all
dUeuseoftnen. Send for a
book. lYlvate onice 211
Consultation free.
BLACKSMITIIIXG and H0RSESH0HNO.
ffl &
MM
Pflm,K
Have moved to 17 nnd 49 State street,
where they are now ready for work. All
our old .patrons and friends are Invited to
cull and see us In our new location. We
are better preiwrcd for work now than
t er having secured nmre room. 10-1-tf.
MVtlon doing well.
County Clerk Jtaucock l home
again and Ills Mulling fatv can Ih
mvii Khlud theoouiiterat hUoilUv.
j en! (.Mitre rHViuvlu U ono of Ihe inauy
Grit Attnictloiu of hi eating parlors.
,Tlimi.ia.Uofiupior his excellent com
areolueery wrek. And s for oyster
and mtuU he cannot be eiualed In the
tale, tf.
It it the uliW, largest aud le.ni expeu.
klve liiktltutlon ofleamlne In the North,
west.
bchool opens nn.1 Monday In September
tikis, van saiv,
.. 1're.ldenU
SiUeui, Oregn.
i.mivL
UV. O. M.
SllMMVKY.
Irwtti, (tie
llrul Ktlnle IrHiiMetlou.
J)ally truiihfern fnruishel to the ,.
ii.'. niir,...! .;,.: , WlMUM superintendent
I.. 11. 1'oujadouiid wife to
Jnuicn It, Ibtrr, M acre
H. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
near (lervaU
Trti (k)
li. Hawkins was a-vslgiutla
Itakdiloii In the stove (oundry nt the
tciiitc uthtry whery he will a
tjie nmiiuf4c(ure of tove
newly
at Che-
uinwti, Is now visiting that Institu
tion by Invitation of Oenenil ltoadle.
l'ulules dental npcrutlousnt Dr.
T V, Smllh'K - State btnvU
j -.MImi llruwu Hild be channlne girl," ,
' I heard Ryounjr man My, J
, -lfhehdaifvKsl oimplexton and thoei
poU would n Hwayj I
Hill Ihey spoil her looks completely.' fi
i ney are always nice unit la-n, , " nrown would oub" take
A grave mUtake To um an Inferior deli-
trlth-e. WrlthtV Myrrh tixith toayt ulv
Isviutlful whllo teeth and pare bivulh.
sld by all druntUts,
No. U1J Commercial St.
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iBLlCKSMlTllLNG and WAGONMAKlNff.
! HOL':,TIEkOLI) REMABUS UL.CK
" snillh, has removed bis shon to
' iriSrncii0 Co"lmrclal and Chemekete
. public. He is now prepared belter thin
I ef Jo all kinds oruSoiT and drrSie
I s?u .'!Land. "P""1 all kinds of bUckt
tsnilthlns and repairing nnd a general
' or sho.i1X1.V?,,!?,ne!ii- 2' " flwSSI
i Sim VhtTf Vi I,,rolfmg hand nialB tc.,nnd
1 2 t'iVnHTo'n L?v" e.nA& "S55S-:.' P'
opposite suite fnsuranco bulletins.
fl'li.t. t.tt.kt.o m.ajml-., i .... i ....... . .. . a , . -..
iniMimii iu ix.iinmuy urutas cneap n me ciicapot. tiwry
determined to mv that the itilexov-Uhlnirln mvisou and all oVllvertHl
iii-l Hi'eriiluir the hours tor Irrigation Isifr.. Pur nmr im..riiu , i uhIk.
( strictly enlorvyd. , J-'arrar A Co,
pure tut the purest, flno as the tlneat, ' u Vinv' Medical dimxivco- decora
.Mid giwil a the lt. Their llllJ"lwvrhWMnkfc miuiu
.. i .iii i would drUe. out all the humors from btvle.
are ulways tlio Ut and are wild l.cr N.4 wia nutcn it mv. '
And tho blemUhen cunipkilnM or dUait.
pmr, im very sure.
This medlrlne Uthe ,rrwt purlllrrof the
IKk1, ami dMmiiinr emminn ...j
Wotche will toon vnUh ien It I. h,V "
m mu ONLY!
House Mild Currim... 1..I.....
Sign writing. Paper lmnciiiL' ami
lecoratlng, Wall tinting and kal-
nig oxeeuiea in tlie latent
1 MAIVf ltf7Av It. h- .iii .. ?-
Experienced Workmen Fmnlwi. SS83S8E
- Satisfaction Guaranteed, SSS?'r-
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