Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 13, 1890, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textc .1' tece capital Trvrrsrma JorByAL . - 1 TIE CAPITAL JOIIML ! A ""JEfL0" DIED TEItMB OK BUB:nlPnON. DAILY, One yeur by inall . ., .. f W Mix month by mall . 2 K Three month by mail.... I 25 i'er week, delivered by carrier.-... 10 WEKXI.Y. i He ha Fit Subject for Ibe InsaueAv sjlnm Crazed ttitb Ure for a Salera Lad Senseless Letters. I ASOTHER PlONEEIl GoXE. Mrs. I late Hon. J. 11. 1). ilcnderson, Ore-, SHIRMEK.-At the nfdencc of lem, on Saturday, Jan. , ljf brsnfl ,1 - One year by tnAtL Hlz month by mall ild In adranc. advance. .Jjlfl) - 7 -10 - 6 One year, If paid In a Six month, if raid In For advertising rate apply at tbU office AH8obwrlberloTnECAPlTAI.JoUBSAt Who do not Kcara their paper regularly will, notify thli office, glvlne addrew, and the matter will bo attended to at once Office, corner Court I and Liberty; ptreeU gon'a representative lu congress ironi 18G5 to 18J7, died nt the resi dence of hertou, J. J. Henderson, lu Hun Dietfo. ("al., nt 7 o clock. - iu ruin .uiego, i.ai., ai o ciock, Some three or four months ago a Monday evening, Jan. 0, IMW.agcd strange man came to the Jocbsai, ? years, one month and. 29 days. , , .,!,.,., hlii came across the plains from office and requested that a lengthy Mhwur wU uer i,UBbaud and communication be published that children to Oregon in 1852. and set lie bad written. The communica- tied in Yamhill county. The family Uon went to the proper department, moved to Lane couuiy two or three Mr. Joccpli thinner, g ."nr. . ,. The defaced was late of Kansas, and was only k'k a few day w itli the fever. mvwa fi. it.tu mir at fhercsi- deuce of the family," onth of the! covereu onogr, .me. ,riiii "--, velfnnf II. 11. JilllGS. E.S'1. Anna Km whs oorn ui .May A i earance Sale -AT- "The evenimr oaoer con of to-day the morning paper girei jroa the newi of yetterday." HORACE GREELEY. Have the Daiy Joir.vai left al your door and get all the new, at 10 cents a week. The Union Title attract com pany hporls a fine new gnld-leaf sign, the handiwork of IJcll. The AMoria Pioneer reports a heavy run of pturgrou this tea'on. ana fuyn two men nail each made f 10.7S a day at cat"hlnj; them. m The work on the Astoria fc South C.Kist road Is .impended for the pros ent, owing to some miiindcrtnnd injr. hiit the Astoria pur fwl cer tain that it to only a toiijjwrary mat- Tho enterprising Hrm of 3IcCrow & Wlllard have to-day "oiwnine day" In their "Xew Halem Market,r lu tho exchange block on Commer cial street. The place It elegantly finished ofTIn the latest slvle of oil finish, with a multitude of 'hoolcsand hangfrs, and double gallery above. The place makes a superb appear boys will keep It up in fine shape! too. A Worthy Max. Ij. t. iiarln, wno naa ween appointed U. 8. Mar shal for Oregon, says he will ofT-r to J. T. Gregg of Halem, the moit re sponsible position at his dLpoal Mr. Gregg was secretary of the Ile publlcan stato ceutraf committee during tho last campaign, and Mr. Ifarln was m.ch impreucd with bit administrative ability. It U nf,t known whether the offer will be ac cepted by Mr. Gregg. Ashljnd Tidings. and a haty glance showed It to be i years later, ana 6euieu on tne u. u. jiivg. Anna Heed w9 Iwrn at) a silly and worthless article, with-j Sweet donation claim, three tulles Orofton. 'ew Ilaminhire, in Mai out the least point of lntere?t, ac- east or Eugene on the bank of the lgT jjrr brother, U. A. Heed, bus oordlngly, Instead of finding its way! Willamette river, opposite Purine- .Kicd many veers in Oregon, and to the columns of the paper It went! field, now called Gleiiwood Park. s(le ClIlie Jei, in February, 1&0. f ra I f duly Into the waste basket. ,They resided there several jeaM ijlCen,berof the same nar hw her a I a Tbe writer was not daunted by i until they moved to Eugene, tier ,llnrrie, to Mr. Jones "and in the l Q ni ra& iin Ka . . a r.. i iiiwii mil inn ii nrnm nnr ni tii - - . . i . ........! ma u tains the newi I days was acaln on hand with more i Cumberland J'resby terian deoonil-, i.niitnn tin. Iiloek the familv resi- I 1 Ul i ..aF t.f - - - .1 fa lit f- r linllnii iiiiI lumti r naioat -i-i iti ma iituii. nun il iiMcwint: nisi i B. lereu iue same late. Dim ne iiau i' uismierv hopes of crowning him.elf "king of) part In iHilitics, I all," and continued hU :ucelcs ' with the a-publu contributions from time to time. ! was first orgauizi 1l.. ... t.l. T1I!I. n n, , n.. ,1 oci-upie, w lu-rc Tlif rnnn ravi I1I4 niitno n Klllnh Morton. In his communications he claims to be powesfied with wonder ful power, says he has the question solved 11 to flip (vniHlriiftldii nf areal ships. Another pet idea was to divide the Inhabitants or the world off In to small settlptnenU or bauds. Some of his ideas showed insanity ou the face of them. The man stands ultonf flvo fWK titnc inehi lull, livht litno vm IJt.lii complexion and wears a full beard. lu talking with him it is hard to discover any trace ot insanity, but from developments and the actions of the man he surely cannot be any thing more or less thati an inane person poser of slavery he took an active 1.1...1 t .... .-.,, ..coi-..n oart in lKilitles. Identlfvini? lilmself! r " ... J.'.,, .'". C.n,. I . " , :: years, uiin;iiiiiK u ul-iiciii3 mi'- ican tKirtv when it r,...'.i...i 1.., .ri..... .,,,i mn . . ",T t.i lano unit "as iia iu-ci ..r-. . ... l ...tot ivvti-i. Imluo trt ltt frillki(1ornfl nlif nf me to congress ou the republican ticket ojr i in- kvm; 01 wregou iu 1604, by a very large majority, and wrveil two years. Mrs. Henderson, who was greatly devoted to lier liusband, accom UUCTS 111 UC UtllJriUVItT "ll . . k-adiuir social attractions of our city Several teuixrury absences oc curred, and they redded iu Cali fornia two years, when seeking n rllni.ifu uilitc.l lit ll.r llPlltth. .Scarcely any lady who haseerre- C. SMALL'S, AL STREET Beginning on the 3d of January, 1890, -o- fcf.rifffflfS 111 llttt fanilfitfwfaa mtnnillnt cations to the Jol'KXAL he also be gan to send letters to a prominent dalem young lady and lists continu ed up to the present. The young lady received as many a- a dozen letters from Ills lordship oeiore sue ever Knew wtio the man lVrl. Olll" t.vlMllnrr no iilii. wm Uir. ing the Metbodixt church after fcrf. ice?, the was accented at the en trance by the man Morton, why iti i . it "'V"""! ,""- .Scarcely any ladv who haseerre paiilwl lilm to Wash ngton, and "--J 8idl Iia Sulem could be ml. as innlnml thprrtfllinr it tlif lirvr u'intor . .. .. .. ....... .1... .Hi -. it 3i t 1 in . t. ' tne oiuer resiuems win miss me uu- ?h T.; J IrJ1 SCi0. tive presence of Mrs. Jones from the ., ...... .... ...v.- ..... ..Uv. . jciji uircm and from every eiiori 01 son has been low-spirited and grad-, a regloI19 'charitable or Leiievolent ually si ,k ng. bhe spent abou. one ua,urt.attJmpted iu our mldt. She ..tLialuAdn . .f0""' was active, ebeerfuland entliuiastie ililhe TTJTVihUn,i; in rryiug out her life work, and hue oon afterwards viMted a short Hiw.nv rj-iinun tu mmd work For1 tlmeut. Spittle with Hint. A. A. s xc.tioua IU giKJtl r. i or , iV ... .. ...1 ii 1 7 . . , some line 11 1 as ixen eviueut touer Di.iiiiv. wh.i nit Iif.!p(rnti iti f nn. ...... . . JL .-.. i 1 ----o--. iriends tnai a cuaupe uaci come over H,r.,r,'l,U.a-h,."tonatt,.,,J.8ime 'her life a.ul that the days of her time uer nusoami represeuieu ure- , ,t,. .,.-,, ..,i, ..i.,., ,.. i. Alal U.p tfmP il,t ), lWWnM. and w. 1. ul ionV il ? ru-n 1- i ?. T )Vorf weruUrW,u, a J:10 mllnVln liliMnilii mRr. ..,.e ,i,llI. A ft. urt. I " n,,e " ,s lrue'. "1 otau """" i. . ...i'.T ....... iV V 11 - ' . came witn a suucienue-s tnai uas he amiHi went to California. 10 '" "ilV. ?uu"""".T.?..l.u' '..V u. ..iii. ..!.. .1.11 ' surunseu iue comiuuniiy 111 wuieu C, U khp . 1 n Mnrma ' ue moveil, casting a shadow ou the w i Hn.i t. .'Jf ni1 S, f1,'1'"," "carts of many who recognize that otVlp? I r 1 ;. 1 L,?1 ! ln ,lt!r 'eattc they have l.t Si 'atoh r'rUofit ' te friend of .lifetime and society i5- Diego; M?,'. I),r,' Peters, ai r"eu.?'V' ","lUrj nUU Mc- au lyii-Ki'i Jirr". l.M.l 1'eiei Oakland, t al , and Mr. J. II Clung. and Mrx. A. K. J'attersc hucene. 'I he abo e is taken ironi tbe Euirene Slate Journal. Uotli lirpfl In litfk nttnivtvl fli trt fi..r ! fr. nmi MrM. HpfulprSini u'iim f..1l nome The "ady denuuded to kuow Knowu hy many old pioneers now who ne was, wneu lie said: "Wiiy i reiuintj ai .-aiem. my dear, my name is Morton, audi - ( love 00. and am going tomarr I It Was Gkxek.u.. The Jot'it you." Tlie lady was thoruugblv' xai. Is not the only pjper that was frightened, and ordered him away, compcl'ed to laljor under dillkwltie. Since that lime the letters from hmi tbroush sickne-- caiiitd by the re have iccome more frtrioent, and bt.ent cold snap. In almost every iiuob several cccasions. taiieii ar ?icrauw inai reacnesour t:.' ! ir tfefcvd a parM'-ntpn trom the lianu? o' tl.e Boaeij ok Tkade. All members of- the Salem iioard of Trade .should not fall to be preMJiit at the adjourn ed meeting this evening. Impor tant business demands attention, and a full attendance should be noted. It is an important fact that this meeting -liouid be well attend ed. Come out, and let's do some FOR CASH ONLY ! IjAII Goods Without Any Exception at Cosl UNTIL MARCH 3, 1890. n Order to Reduce Our Stock Before Spring! These are Facts! Astoria Pieneer: The committee of thu Salem, Astorian and Eastern railway, to whom has been delegat ed the task of raisins fW.OOO in stock, expect to jeet $40,000 of this amount taken in Tillamook county. Thn company have assurance tlmt w til laoO.OOO raised they can secure ii inu leniuiiiiii capuai mat will be needed to build the road. There Is cvvry reason to believe that Un read will be built, as such men who arc at the head of It rarely forsake a project once started. TiiiriiHOAY Nioiit.-Is the date that 31 Iss Jessie Couthoul will up- Ikut ui me opra non-o umn-r the auspices of the Christialn church. Tup Dover Hepubllo says: "Surlv Tim's Trouble" by Mb Coutliou'i waa iierfectly done. The brojd dialect of the North of England being faultlessly Imitated. The "Medley" was finely executed and waa very pleasing to the audience. Tho rapidity with which she oimngeu lirr tone or voice from recit ing some grand poem to tho Irish servant girl, showed her skill as an elocutionist. Ill vrumtr In, ft 'a Hf.n-A ii.! for her, but each time betas driven away. Of late be bos teen noticed lo lounge around in tbe vfeiuity of the residence until a kite boor at ufcht. The Lidy cannot go to ehurcli alone or ftep ovi-ide ibr premises after dark unkr-s ttii- utau is at her heels. He wtebes hr evr move os a hawk. On Cbrirtuws day she received a letter, an fi.,.-i copy of which is here civea ao-l wiilcli Is a fair illitratiaii ot all letter-. Vftil win U tb? lHtnr: ehtor, makirts; ste: excuse for tut appearance ( hw Iiper, owing to tbe "hi rip:."' "iullueiiz i" or -4ethiiig 4 tue ' rt. Follow inn i '.L.r "ft Ik- many excuses puljl.'Jiel. ".ebjive no apology to make lor the la- ' of local in?w.- ia the Tribune sh ' week. Tiie edihir ha.s been 4 lfinM-lf, aad everyone he has jpjKnaebed i- in tlie same llx. No- Ivinv in f. .ift t. mII fr... .... tT .. 1,. dranU buried and, wrli w no can i itovinni" uiiuer ueu eiri'iim. i Ftkh-m, iir., Uet. 21, St , ncv-r iaitunUlwe thaw out. Mis I wmitoiiiarrv yoM fur ' Ob, srntJe Chiuuuk, let thv weet love's weet ake " malting intiueua be felt." Corn-, Elijah 3IortMi. !! knock thh, Dakoia-Iike uu- Ile writpf a nvwl luttul uml L. rli)aititiMi iiitu tha ..i.l,ln Llltu..! flll. Min.A .1.... ... I .-.. -w. ..!..... it- 1 (I """" nun iiimc tiinii an stYi'nue iv nmiii.i. ne nave mil ail, education, but there is not a doubt ' m1 a gai deal more tbuu i-, In the world but what the man is l-lthy for ms." We feel "rier- insaue. At present lie U liomek-s-, izacfcly" like ou, dear brother, and and the authorities should take;w'tn tlie gentle Oregon mist be-c-hargeof the motrbefore he become; gins to fall aaiu "it's a new bov desjwrato and harms someone. j we be." The name of the young ladv U I , o withheld for obvious nnni ml . A Iio,'t Cei.BsTIai.. One dav not more than one-half the nwuV ! s.1 week a bad specimen of the' v.vieaiiiu Hiu"uom. buU V enter.-.! residence of one of Salem's otiiino Equaij It. People who have visited the Willamette valley, or resided hero fora time and returned to tho East, generally come to the conclusion that this vullev Is far ahead of any other placo they found. A gentleman who has visit- mi tiio valley, and now resides lu the Eastern states, writes that If he V.V.1' nmko n,H ,lon,e 0l,t ' the Willamette valley would be "hi cholco. J- or scenery, variety, climate and opportunity, no plai-o miuaN It. California iimy he n nice state, but taken the year round, Western Ore gon Is far ahead of her. Kx. curious actions given above. He lives out nearthe fairground, some where, and must be a man of some uimy jeantoi age, ami quite able bodied. The young Judy hr threat ened him with arrect, and lie has told her to have him arrested, and he would marry her in spite of ail. oionon ciuims to Iiall from Tilla ir f onvAi J V LnUiAL.io.cifl J -0- l&S Furnisl" Good-, Rubber GoodS, 0.1 6Dj j E. C. SMALL, WRITE TO THE i COMPANY -AND- Learn all About Salem Real Estate Salem, Oregon y.Tnnra-rTrnn-,nwi,i n mi.i mm, , , A FULL LINE the residence of one of piomiueni citizens aud liegau at uuce to unceremoniously display u lot of pill by eAhib'itiug trash toys and notions which be was M.'!liug. The two ladle at the house becaiiie somewhat frightened mm ordered Iih f vieiiuUiiin t,. Ill mint 'I-ill... ! "' "Mivitii iji 1.1-IL11UII1II In niMilr nml in'. il,.i 1. i.i.ii. .. I fortllW Itll vuPnti"tlip nr.n.il-. 'n... ship at that pbiev, and it worked to CUiuunian failed to 'Vuvee," at least tie uiiuri exactly care about leaving. perfection. Astosta Tin: Hitif.-Mra. T. II. Cox, living on .Front street Is reiwrt ed a very little lictter to-day. fcihe has been ijulto sick for the nut few weeks. Mrs. Hatch Is lying very low at her home. Her friends ex jiretw considerable anxiety over her condition. . Mru. Norrls Ilrown U quite III at her homo ou Commercial street. Mrs. T. Jackson, who re sldea on Center Htreet, Is Improvlne. ii. in ii wu wrens IIIUCKi.. Oultt a , uumber of other cuh-s tliroughoui tho city are .reported a Inipmvini! ?low '. A. W. Ilesy Is still twinned to his UhI I miu the Injuries uUI mil nu tie toboggan tilde, about two week,, ago. tfnjliv John, son U reportwl b-Kter to-day, ami N Improving nliij,)' from ,M tvwu- IUI1CISS. TlIK fixiJW AtAJSd TIIK It. K. LlXI- ComillPllllntf nil thn ,r,..... ...0 .... ... i.t.c.-it snowstorm that has beenexperiene eilln Oregon ami Coliforuia,the Ash land lidlngs Kiys tlmt the heaviest snow fall along the line of the South ern Pacific trom Portland to Sun l-rancUeo Is in the Mt. Shasta soe- iiou. r ive leet is tlie reportwl depth of tho snow nt Si.iim .i,i u..... trains were brought Into umMo haul ".nmes llln mimv otr ll... .1 1......1 ... . "IHIUIIS (lie snow oir the dejsit hotel plat- lorm so tne patecuger eouln get to "'mi 1'i'?Kr'attt depth of snow mi in niu neiKiiiKiruoou or .M(jtt estimated at from six to six and one .J. ... L A" alo"K through the Jit. Shasta Ms-IInn lln.mllr.,.,.1 ,i..i.. or-way fences are burleil eompb-telv out of slL'ht. Tli il..., .1.'.. .i.-. snow mimmeiiwl drifling badly In thu hdeewood n.l3-!it-.rlw,-i i... ..i.-i.. t i . ---,-" ", inu .ikiii oig cugincs belilnd tbe snow Plow, umimgnl to keep the track eli-ar by tMckliig a half mile, then rushing into the drlftetl snow banks on tbe track under full head of steam. I be snow does not extend further aonili ilmn it. ..,.. ...n . .i,i.,fu I."' ,::.V,"J '"- mm "iiv ui iiiTiiuiii' i nutria iu i.. 1-or over half an hour be (imtluued to "hold the iioor," aud during all this time the ladles became thoroughly frighteuwl. Tliev al ia-t ix..ied tliedisir, ami, In a com manding voice, directed "Mr. John" to go. Itut uoair, be didu't proiHe tl 4-lm nml tlil.t !.,. .1 . '"h"i""u rum iue uoor again as H.htely us It hud been uencd. This action cuum.iI an Inerea-etl fear II) I'OIIIP nvnr III.. I.i.ll i (for an other fifteen or tweutv they sat in wind mlL'h't Absolutely Pure. rtnpowiler neiervar.es. A marvel ol purity, strenctlmnd wliolc-omenes. Jlore ecrinonucal limn ibe ordinary ''indi.and eanriot lie v.ld In coniK-tltloa nlih ihe mtiltitude of low tpst.hhort weight alum oi PiMwphfjtP powdprs. Sold only In cans kovai.1Jaki.s-c lowDEitco..l(WVaIl.N Y l.In'50l4'0hn'O,, A'('-'IAEeu " OF be termed "unnle.iiiit mniu i I-inallythe ugly N.un-Uevil took his leave iu rather an impolite rushioii. ihe bcure cuummI one of tlie ladlea to .vuller i-onsiderably from ucrvouatii-M. It's slmn... some one was not present that was able to make a luring example of these heathen siK-eiineus of human ity. I hey are beefjiiilng altogether too bold, ami making theniM-lres freer than tho average American, hea in Salem. McCrow & Willard, New Salem Market, EXCHANGE BLOCK. OproMte (,-andy Kitchen, Coniincrci.,1 St KVEUTIIING NEW AND CLEAN free t-u all pari of the ally. Crockery and Glassware! Wltnispeclnttics.ln Valerian China Tea Sels, French China Dinner Sets. MDG WAY'S FAMOUS Buckingham Pattern READ AND R EFLECT ! -0- -OK- .'all IUii-uiii. With iti nleno iteioiiL. .ir k.j .i . onnbn.k.n lulo ilnful enw-L. nml the nine wiwy pUuitl, oRn wae Inde writmbto .unvrtmc. Huo4' HutvMpsrliiR ...muvriui iwr iiver this iIImh). jOO u m; uvj ROYAL SEIWI-PORCELAIN CHAMBER SETS tcr shown In Salem. 1. 0.0. 1. b.'KTAI.I.ATIOX.-Hat- unlay evonuig at their hall on Com- V '"fF'A1 "A'1' 01.,ve L(K,'. N N. i?.'' hV " liutallation of olHeor for the ensuing term. The occasion wa a pleasant oim aud coiuldernble eiOoymeiil was bad. ruo wremotiltsi wiTniirraniii.il with Imprvwiiyeuesa tiy Iputy llrand uto .u. jiuniotte, am the following onieen duly limtalUil; I. .,Mi"ni.V"K' N, "5 J . I'nva. nuuieiit secretary; J. b. Howanl, recording Kcrvtnry; John .Mojr a. Knudc'cilakrj-'avj; Uuucun CI. Itow; wanleu, Oeo. W Emertitiutduotor, C. M. Parmonter; O. O., U. il. himpsou; I. a, j, fotapluton. After thu ceremonies nviw iwiiuriiiei.i me lodge adlourn ed to meet at thu Candy Kitchen ,.n ...vu iaiki; 111, SHOW nt B I nf flu. Lift... ..1 Brr.. snow nlnu-i. Iiiivk i-w... i..!... .'..... biw" and trams have been almost on time ''"V1."" '" bhw' Mm i- ' uunir niimn nreu. u miiiiiiii t nfKULi -' "" you moiiiibiln there Is only turee lo ' tlmu ami oue-lmir ft 0f h,nv and tlie snow iilnu bm. i fi... ......i. ..i nurst of the time with one engine, though two were required for awhile. 'Iwo feci of snow are re ported at Stelmiiaii. In the wltnloH. t iii A FTJTJ. T-r-T .((nthaiond handsomest ra,,erasln -lIease call ana examine our stock. T Out AND- UitWuit m iuu ..,l for bntlc roiHio, m,ni uieiHi,nU ol .. " lto" M',rte, "wni. Mm. PASTE IT IN YOUR HAT! MCP. PATTON No. 98 State Street, Re,l On ),,, SiolRcBRosJOFFERS m !, And.ee the flnit dUntav of x.nvn..,. . i ' l t J And .ec the flnit dUptay of X-masBood, - -ft hat win. Ctitis Yoi.-Whlle a good ninny Hro sutlorlng and toll ing from uUul cold and Mid, Wm. plaints, t my nhnuld reiiiembtir that ii i VM,Bh ?'n,l prvvirol by t-, j), llOllloil. llf Kl.u.I I.,.. i.A, . s)",:: lm,,1;-7ii..eU,,"YfirhS falem. """" n " OUR GOODS Olll III If Him l thin rt..v. ..... ' IlAmlnii!-iMA mill I-AKAL1ZC CTmTTTIOSSKrSK ?S- 'Diiaiimenu. -...u Drtn't imglivt the Uunl of im.i.. - , inu Vil 111 IVlIitllli ifu. !...- l.i '. " ".' whvro oyslem wen ervis u i I ,ri fi ,;, ,,W1VW,,,'V- ." ! VtmmU Tho evrulus was au en- ' "" "mnl I''t Joyabluone and miiili im.,i ....... .- . tt ' . jujnuiuuuc aim iiiueii ii(ervt Wa rj:,!""-'":'! ur -i unon would aay. "Ihus, tbuu, ctltl tlienplritor unltv ami uiiwktuiu lunpiro every Jolmaull inew of tbe tu,tlcfil lxx!y. UllUkH lur .-.nt I...I -uuu A Jtrawii'a, MuVo u kcsuI rusTiluil.in M...i , .... i taiHT-i' Jr.waK-.VS5"fK , H-- With Ollh..rf .. 1..i "m"i Htil Mrt.i.'TX aJS?'!....'. . .. ........ .. . H.iviiniu, i mi .r.;r: . -.--.p, ,i SI'KCIlh A.N.Ol'XCiaiK.NTS. laluleM dvulHl oihtmiIoiis at I)r l. C. hmlth s, w State street. lU'iiiuaiitfl of all kinds, ! iver com. bolow cost at Ltiti it A llrutvii'0. The Hon Ton ntaumut in etUiiir tho Ut t-eut mads in Hu 0Itv now. . v J i uniy ten cents a wn-k for the f7;-''' uenwiter, tlm Inwt jmpar ... .UVIIIf I MttTnTftt!Sft DRUG STORE mm uigur Bioro. SaleeiintiuujNl at Luim A Uriwu iiitll Jan. Utli. Stuv baniliw "' H OIOMH. lJhr I 1. U. ALSTON'S ;Salem Music Store 1Ahe Pollowin tie t Slep in and Cunpire P. ices! IN TH12 CITY. Books in S5r the Prices Named; .'JlJtreet, Patton's Block, j p.VTHp.MZK Home I mHi.tr n . P'Ckeils' Worl-s 1-i , . . L '"'" "-ii.. Z'i-J00 Join. Hush.. 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