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ALL WOOL,
WOOL AND COTTON
MIXED.
Greatest Stock of
THE PALACE
307 Commercial Street.
Going oiit of Business
Everything Miist Go.
25 per ceut ofTon all Lamps and Toilet Set.
20 " " '' Dishes aud Glassware.
2-5 " ' ". Teas aud Spices.
20 " r " " Bottled Goods, Preserves, &c
15 " ' " " Canned Goods and Baking Powders.
10 " ' ' Package Goods, Soaps, &c
5 " " '' CoHees, Sugars, Ac.
CSy-fJouie early, as we will not stock up in auy Hue after it is sold out.
SROAT & 6ILE, Burke Block, Below Postofflce.
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Vou are going to build or mike any Mud of
Improvement, call oa the undenlgued lor
material. We have a complete stock, and are
ready to supply any prepated contract, sewer
work, grading, etc.
Salem Improvement Co,
Looting Jjane County. That Ib
what Sherifl Noland is charged with
by tbo Farmer's committee of Lane
county, who have examined the bookH
and brought suit to recover the steal
ings. The Eugene Guard says: "This
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the grange
alliance committee filed, their com
plaint agalnBt Sheriff Noland. They
allege that the sherifl lias been allowed
warrants to tiie amount of $11,553.28
ainco November 1, 1892, and that they
are fraudulent and made with the in
tent of cheating and defrauding the
county, and were made in collusion
with Judge Fisk and County Commis
sioner James Parker. The complaint
asks that the county treasurer, Frank
Belsner, bo restrained by an order of
the court from pitying the said war
rants. 9
A Fibb Alarm. A ilro alarm was
turned in last evening about G o'clock
by Chief W. S. Low, the cause being a
chimney burning out iu the Cox resi
dence on Front street near Chemeketa.
Tho department responded uud a Hue
of hose was laid from the hydrant near
the gas works. The roof was given a
g)od wetting and the burning Hue
watched until danger was past. Dur
I jg tho excitement caused by the en
gines netting out' tho delivery team of
Catterlin & White ran away and ran
down Front street a short distance. No
d imago was done. Salem practically
ha3 no complete flie alarm system, and
In most of the outlying parts of the
city a building could burn down before
an alarm could bo got iu. A better lire
alarm would bo a good Investment.
Bivkk News. The Elwood, which
Is now running between Sa'em and
Portland, wont down this morning,
and returns Sunday evening. She
makes threo trips n week, going down
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
SeeAI. Herren, agent, about freight
and passengers. The Iloag liasgono to
Eugene and will bo baok to Salem Tues
day. On tier last trip she brought 430
bales of hops, worth about $12,000
Tho Altona brought up 237 paukagss of
merchandise for Salem merchants.
Owing to the increased railroad rates
our merchants are shipping nearly
everything by boat.
Getting: Fat. Grover Clovelaud Is
not tho only person iu tho land that is
getting llesh on theeo days. Salem has
many people, young and old, who arc
enjoying exculleut health, uud it comes
from eating that greatest of all cereals,
whole wheat Hour. Ilurritt fc Molu
tyro aro selling tons of It.
Auction Sale ok Colts. J. F.
Q xnle, city auctioneer, will sell for Sal
mou Browu, Wednesday, Oct, 18th at
1 p. hi. opposite Gray Bros, hardware
fttoro, four California trotting bred
oJto,(AIU )iont Block) also one line llux
tall aad Altamout colt. 10 14-3t
Funkual Notice.- The funeral ser
y!cm of Mrs. O. Dlokeuson w 11 bo held
8wday afternoon at 2 o'clock from tho
iHwkteuce on Frou t street and the Inter
meat will take, place In Rural cemetery.
GoVxl 0d for
THK PAIR.
the least money nt
T fce Moml case of flratclaa cigars In
K.y draws the smokers to Lunu &
Capital drug store, Holman
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CHILDREN'S
Hosiery in
DRY GOODS
AND SHOE COMPANY,
PERSONALS.
H. G. Colton, the Portland life in
surance man, is at the Willamette.
Miss Nellie Carpenter left to visit hpr
mother's home at Vancouver on the
1:40 train.
WalterStoz,of"TheSpa,"IsatPort
land. "
Bishop Dillon will speak at Y. M. C.
A. hall Suuday at 3 p. m.
Mayor Thos. S. Pillsbury, of Browns
ville, was a Salem visitor today.
Eastern oysters at Davison's market.
The Job bank atCorvallis was rightly
named. Only it should be pronounced
right.
Fish, all kinds, Davison's market.
LITTLE -LOCALS.
Miss Ada Breyman is home from a
short visit to Portland Mrs. J. L
Ashby left today for a winter's visit at
her old home iu Red Oak, Iowa
Of course boats come to Salem, the riv
er is navigable, and they carry frieght
loo. ...Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McCully
acoompauied by Mrs. R. II. Dearborn
were passengers for Portland this
morniug on the steamer Altona
Several days of perfect Indian summer
weather. Lyman Savage has re
turned from the great exposition and
says that Chicago was too fast for any
Oregonian. Supt. and Mrs. C. W.
Wasson of Chemawa Indian school,
have returned from the East. They
visited their old home in Massachusetts
aud tho World's fair. The social
season has fairly opaued at Salem
Benuet Russell of Jeflerson ottered 2G8
squirrel hcalps nt the counter In tue
county clerk's olllce yesterday. They
wore accepted and he received a war
rant for $13 40 J: L. Mitchell & Co.
are agents for the Altona. ...
Mr. and Mrs. F. 8teiwer went to Jefler
son today to spend Sunday with friends
. ..Miss Margaret Kinslo went to
Portland this afternoon to spend
several weeks with frleuds. Miss
Stella Fisher left today to tako charge
of a school near Turner Monday C,
W. Serlber went to Cottago Grove this
morniug.. ...Rev. J. H. Roork visited
JeH'erson today "Spring hath come"
U what all thought this morning.,...
Mrs. Wm. Wright, late of Sllverton,
who has beeu the guest of her brother
John It. Krausse, left today for thejr
new homo in Corvallls 8unt. Was
son, who has recently returned from
the world's fair, came up from Che
mawa tins morning Clerk Lydell
linker, of tho R. R. commission, was In
Salem today L. L. Grouley, of
Brooks, was a Salem visitor today
M. Mattes, of Clymer, was In Salem
today.
Don't patronize a Chinaman, wheu
you can glvo your business to a white
man. Take your laundry to the Salem
Steanf Lauudry. Only white help em
ployed, m
For bargains go to the FAIR,
lleavv boots for wet wpather nt
Krausso Bros.
Headquarters for all daily pa pern, at
J. L. Bunnell's pon illleo block news
stand, tf
Tho "stan of life" whole
at 11. M. Brausou-ib Co's.
wheat Hour
St
Rubber boots and shoes have ad.
VHticed, but Krauze Bros, make very
low prices on them Just tho came.
Fresh trout, DavUon's market.
Beats Them All.- This year breaks
tho record of record breaking. Bakm's
popular grocer, 3, A. Vau Kutou, broke
the record loug ago for pleasing his
patrons ou the brat goods, lowest prices I
and quickest delivery.
tlie City.
A SOCIAL SYMPOSIUM.
Willamette Chili Organized for
the Winter.
AN ELOCUTIONARY ENTERTAINMENT.
Whists, Promenades, Masonic and
Other Gailies.
WILLAMETTE CLUB.
Mrs. and Mrs. C. D. Gabrlelson,
Ti.Tr
and Mrs. J. Soutberlaud, Mr. and Mrs.
id M
A. I. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Gray. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lifore, Mr.
ind Mrs. E. C. Cross, Mr. and Mrs. R.
B. Fleming, Mr. and Mrs F. A. Tur
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Philbrook, Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Brasfleld, Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Boise, Jr., met last night at the
parlors of Hotel Willamette.
Jno. Soutberland called the society to
order. Secretary Gabrlelson reviewed
the past season's festivities in a pleas
ant manner, showing that the Willam
ettte club had been highly successful
and there was a balance in the bauk.
The officers were re-elected unauan
imously but Mr. Gabrlelson could not
be persuaded to serve.
Mr. A. S. Braslleld was elected
Claude Gatch, treasurer. Whist and
dancing are to be happily bleudud
The dining room of the Willamette is
to be used for the promenades aud the
waiting parlor for whist. The club
meets for the Hrst time next Wednes
day evening.
THE METHODIST READING.
A fine audience greated Mis3 Sara M.
Browne assisted by local talent at Reed's
last night. Miss Browne rendered five
numbers. The potion scene from Romeo
and Juliet, and the Chariot Race were
received with great favor and excited
the audience to rapturous applaud,
and Miss Browne received several de
served encores.
Miss Gladys Byrne's first appearance
as planiste produced an agreeable sur
prise. She played a difficult three
parts solo, aud also appeared in a duet,
evincing talent at the piano, with her
sister, Mrs. Dr. Cartwright. The Wil
lamette conservatory musical facultj
were represented by Prof. Kru-o in a
yiolin solo, Prof. Parvin and Prof. May
Carpenter in a vocal duet.
Miss Hirsch and Mr. Whan per
formed an instrumental, and Miss Mag
gie Alderson pitted her ability as an
amatur elocutionist against all profes
sionals, in "The Last Days of Jean
d'Acre."
The entertainment was of a very
h'gh order and very creditable to the
Methodist societies.
OLD FOLKS.
Folks Whist
The "Old
Club" were
etertained last Mondry eveuing, by Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Wright, at their home
on Church street.
PROMENADE.
Following; iu the program of the con
cert 10 be given by the Second Reiri-
ment band at their first promenade
concert at tho armory this Saturday
evening:
THE KNIOHT'S TEMPLAR.
This high order of masonry is very
prosperous in Oregon, Having 368 mem
bers, an increase of 42 this year. There
aro commanderies at Portland, La
Grande, Salem, Albany, Ashland and
Eugene.
At the conclave just held at Eugene
following grand officers were elected:
J. M. Ho'dson, G. C ; P. 8. Malcolm,
Deputy G. C.j B. E. Llpplucott, G. E.
N.; R. 8. Beau, G. Capt. Gen.; L. C.
Marshal, G. Prelate; B. D Paine, G.
S. W.; J. B. Clelaud, G. J. W.; B. G.
Whltehouse, G. Recorder; C. B. Winn,
G. Standard Bearer; A. Thurlow, G.
8word Bearer; J. P. Gabraith, G. W.;
Qustav Wilson, G. 8.
A charter was granted to De Molay
commandery No. 5 of Salem, where
the next annual conclave will be held.
A public installation of the newly
elected officers took place at 7:30 p. m.,
Thursday, before tho Sir Knights and
their ladies. At 0 o'clock the assem
blage repaired to tho lauqnet hall in
tho lower story where an elegant lunch
had been spread. After ample justice
had been done to the feast of good
thlncs, the compauy returned to tho
Templars' reception room and spout
the rest of the eveulug iu a general so
cial time.
RECEPTION.
Tho young ladles guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal church have arranged a re
ception to be given Tuesday evening at
the rectory to Mr. Dr. Mlla B. Luud,
who returned recenty from u tour of
Europe and the world's fair. Dr.Lund
has been one of the few women to prac
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The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder, No Ammonia; No Alma.
Ud ia Millions of Homes- 40 Years th Sud&ai
Closing Out!!
AT ACTUAL COST!
Salem's Leading
This is a bona fide Sale, and Ladies will be surprised
at the fine goods as well as the LOW prices.
MRS. MARK SKIFF,
291 Commercial Street.
SPECIAL. The entire stock and fixtures for sale.
tice medicine on the Pacific coast at d
has met with great success whilo in
8aiem. Besides having been an inde
fatigable worker among the young peo
ple the doctor has made many friends
iu the church and out of it, and will be
given a cordial welcome on the above
occasion.
LADIES AUXILIARY.
At the recent anuual meeting of the
ladies' auxiliary the treasurer's report
by Miss Kirk showed that $308 6-5 had
been expended in the work during the
past year, total membership 184 all
having joined since Oist. 1, 1892. The
directors elected for the new year were
oue from each church, viz.: Mrs. John
Savage, jr., Miss Alice Kirk, Mrs. B.
F. Bouham, Mm. E B McE'roy, Mrs.
R. S. Wallace, Mrs. R. S. Jessup, Mrs.
E. a Bollinger, Mrs. B. S. Cook, Mrs.
Wm. Sargeaut, Mrs. J. E. Blair, Mrs.
J. H. Roork. Friday afternoon the
directors held a meeting and elected
the following efficers: President, Mrs.
R. S. Wallace; 1st vice president, Mrs.
3. R Jessup; 2J vice president, Mrs.
John Savage, jr.
IN SPOKANE.
The Spokane Review's Colfax corres
pondent in the Sunday Review gives
the following account of the reception
given at Colfax in honor of a Salem
lady: "Mrs 8. J. Chadwick gave a re
ception to her lady friends iu honor of
Mrs. 8. F. Chadwick, of Salem. The
reception was in'tue form ol a rose tea
from 2 to 5, and was attended by over
one hundred ladies. The parlors were
beautifully decorated in wild clematis.
The light of day was excluded and
numerous wax candles with shades of
rose color threw their light over all.
The refreshment room was decorated
in the same maimer and the refresh
ments were very dainty and charming
ly served.
PART FIRST.
Mnrch "Beau Ideal Sousa
Overture "Araazou" Kiesltr
Valtz "Remembrance of Naples"
Bennet
Reverie "The Waysido Chapell"
. Wilson
Medley "The Old and the New"
Beyer
PART SECOND.
Grand Selection. "From the Comic
Opera Wang" Morse
X.-lopuoue Solo.-Selected H. V. Bay
Waltz "Flowers of the Forest"
J. C. Heed
Cacauut Dance Herman
Grand Fautasia "A Hunting Scene"
Bucalossl
GRAND CONCERT.
At Uuivers-lty chapel Wednesday,
Oct. 18, by the conservatory of music
assisted by Prof. Coomer, Miss Brown,
Prof. Kruse, Miss Hubbard, Miss Car
penter, Mrs. Holland aud others. Gen
eral admUBlon 23 cents. Season ticket"
for a series of six entertainments. $1.00.
Tickets at the bookstores and Wiley B
Allen Co's music store.
IUPTIST RECEPTION,
The members of the First Baptist
church will tender Rev. Rugg a recep
tion at the church on Tuesday evening,
in order to give all who desire an op."
portuuity to become acquainted with
the new pastor and his family. Re
freshments will be served.
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
There should be a good literary soci
ety aud debating club in each commu
nity tills winter. Wo are glad to see
that tho Rosedale Literary society has
been organized at Rosedale south of Sa
lem.. Clare Inmau has been elected
president and Louis Cunningham sec
retary. About Uftyofthe young peo
ple participate in the weekly entertain
ments. THE ATHENIANS.
This society will this eveuing at 8
o'clock conduct the following pro-
grim:
Address of we'eomo N. J. Judah
Mandolin, guitar and banjo
ind
O.I"fclAffiti.f"fcl
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aruwucr.
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Stock.
inery
Rogers, Keller and Kel'er
Swiss warl o
H. G. Kuuuret and Weogcr
Comic declamation ,Del Dinsmoor
Impromptu debate, subject to be
announced just before speakers
are culled
Affirmative Webster
Hoi tins and Charles E. Roblin
Negative
J. H. McNary aud A. A. Lee
Mondolln, guitar and banjo
Rogers, Keller and Keller
Vocal duet I
H. G. Kundret and J. Weuger
Young men who wish to become pro- J
ficleutinthe manly art of debate are'
urged to attend.
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
LRIDAY P. M.
The other cases consuming the at
tention of the court were:
A. Bush vs. C. N. and J. A. Tanner,
action for money, default and judg
ment. A. Spong vs. J. M. Spong, action for
money; plaintlQ refused to plead furth
er and judgment on pleadines. I
L. J. Kemp vs. A. F. Gooch, action
for money; referred to J. J. Shaw to re-'
port law and facts.
J. G. Wright vs. Wm. and Mary
Holcomb action for money; default
and judgment with order to sell at
tached property.
State vs. Ed. Abbey, bail of $o0 for
feited.
JURY TRIALS.
The case of Merritt E. Wells who
was indicted for burglary, having at
tempted on Saturday evening, Septem
ber 9th, to rob the house of Geo. W.
Plastf r, in the rear of the Liberty street
marble works, was found guilty.
A SURPRISE.
Next came the trial of Edward Moo
for the larceny of a mare on or about
July 4th in the vicinity of Jellerson
and afterwards exchanging it for anoth
er one in a pasture near Turner. The
jury impanelled was composed of the
follewing: V. Deucer, Isaac Conklin,
L. V. Ehlen, H. G. Sonneman, A.
Olinger, A. J. Pattton, N. F. Ryan, W.
R. Townsend, Chas. Scott, W. A.
Moores, Samuel Parker and Charles
Nelson.
Attorney Kaiser showed some skill
in clearing a man with stealing two
horses. It was apparent that Moe was
a kind of humane individual and did
not believe Iu riding one horse to death,
so swapped horses along the road. He
was only stealing a ride as the attorney
shrewdly put It, and bad not the
slightest intention of stealing a horse
and thejury so concluded and acquitted
E iward Moe. The jury complimented
Wm. Kaiser on his able aud successful
defease of an almost hopeless case.
Attorney John Carson deserves credit
for wiuning a case for a threshing ma
chine company by his ability to cite
law cases. He read decision after de
cision to remove the legal props of bis
able antagonists until they had not a
legtostaudou and the judge cut the
matter short by ordering the jury to
give a verdict for the company without
leaving their seats. Wheu it is consid
ered that non-resident machinery
houses staud a poor show In a lawsuit
Mr, Carsou's performance was credit
able to him.
Driving the Brain
at the expense
of the Body.
While we drive
the brain we
must build up
the body. Ex
ercise, pure air
foods that
make healthy flesh refreshing
sleep such are methods. When
loss of flesh, strength and nerve
become apparent your physician
will doubtless tell you that the
quickest builder of all three is
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil, which not only
creates flesh of and in itself, but
stimulates the appetite for other
loods.
lTpr4 by Beott A Bowo. M Y. AH drurrW.
PUESBYTEKIAN. There will h nn
jprvMriiuiK tomorrow. Sunday aehool
aud Endeavor society at usuarhours.
Fmk egg at iUyUoa'i saarket.
0
(I mis, Oil C
Don't Pick Over None
of 'em,
You can get nice, clean new
goods, ALL WOOL, Home
Made and Home Prices
AT THE
SALEM,
GOOD LUCK TO YOU
Good luck to vou ai
id good luck It will
Ike ad vantage of outi
.be to every ne who U
SCHOOL BOOK SALE.
HNellher a horse-shoe or four leaf clover caul
jorlng you Mich opportunities, dee that!
gyour children go to the State street boob
tiore ior ineir scnooi supplies.
Patton Bros.,
iBooIcsellers and Stationers.!
08 STATE 8TKEKT.
E. M. WAITE PRINTING CO.,
RIW AW THR PR1W1
and
Legal Blanlt Publishers.
Bush's New Brlck.over the bank, Com'l street.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OBJEG02T.
Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The best hotel between Portland and Ban
Francisco. First-class in all IU appointments.
Its tables are served with the
CJioicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A. !. WAGNER, Prop.
BURTON BROTilfiitS
Manufacture Standard Pressed Brick,
Molded Brick In all Patterns for Fronts
and supply the brick lor the New Halem City
Hall and nearly all the fine buildings erected
In the Cpltal City.
Yards near Penitentiary, Salem, Or. 8-3 dw
MISS BALLOU'S
KINDERGARTEN
Connecting and Primary Classes open
Holiday, Sept. 25Ui,
Oor. Court and Liberty Btreets, opposite opera
lIllUov
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For teachers and mothers will begin October
2d. at the same place.
For particulars apply to
Mrs. P. S. Knight,
Prlnclj al.
5 ' (v?jMU
McCROW 5 STE0SL0FF,
FRESH REFRIGERATED MEATS
n i .i t i r, . !G Commercial 8treet, Salem. x ., . .
Only the Best Stock Bought, -- Only the Best Meats Sold.
- uoou service,
F T HART LEADING 3MER0HAM.
I i IIHIlIp TAILOR.
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
IF YOU NEED CLOTHING
C.JV? "md "? We are BelllDK om men'a and youth's suits and overcoU
atLUat. We have a big line of good values to select from.
OUR ALL WOOL PANTS
at J3.00 and f3.60 a pair take the cake. Come and try a pair.
BULL BREECHES .,
are THE BEST cottonndn and loana nnni In Mia m.,wt rrV l,nm and VOU Will
use no other. Sewed with liuen thread.
r .,. HAT8 AND CAPS , .. .
for men and boys, an elegant new assortment for Fall aud Winter, Including m
the latest styles,
UNDERWEAR. OVERSHIRT8, NECKWEAR,
UMBRELLAS, AND MACKINTOSHES.
WILLIS BROTHERS & CO.
OPERA HOU8E CORNER, - BAUEM, OREGO'
LIttk Ulant School SboM for obildKB,
idiwts and 1 Bok
iL?7:
OREGON,
evawuelical: Oerman dm
8econd quarterly meeting over Sandy
Rev. I. B. Fisher will preach at 111
m. cnu 7u p. m.
Jvanqelical. East Halem ute.
nacle, Sunday school at 3 p. m.,prttck.
Ing at 7:30 p. m. All cordially Invitti
I. B. .biober. pastor.
1
Evangelical. In tbecaseoftMck
et al., vs. Fishhr et al. appealed to to
supreme court some time ago, tht
plaintiffs baye wirhdrawn their apptai
leaving tbo undisputed title to Dm
evangelical church property rest.
cording to Judge Steam's decWoD.
m
Ende vvor Rally. There will be i
rally of the Junior Endeavors of tha
societies of the city, on Sunday, Oct.
15th at 3 o'clock p. m. All boys and
girls are invited to be present and en
joy the privilege of listening to Mia
Preston, state superintendent of Junior
Endeavor Work.
Christian. Revival servlca tt
Christian church tonight. Services to
morrow at 10:30 a. m., Sunday school
at 12 m. v. P. S. C. E. at 0:30p.m.
Preaching at 7:30. Everybody tocor
dially invited.
Evangelical. Preaching at W.C
T. U. hall at 10:30 a. m. followed bj
communion services, Sundaytchooltt I
12 m. evening service 7:30, all oat
friends invited, J. Bowereox, pastor.
South Salesi M. E Sabbath w
yices morning and evening. Sermon
to the young in the evening.
Chatwin House.
J u?t south of the Methodist Church, In Btleo,
uregon.
FREE BATHS.
Kverythlng new and clean. Tables sfrfri
with Ihe best or everything In the juirtft
rtneclal attention to comu erclal tiMj
Meals 35 cU, Heard and lodging trom W
week up.
AirANXiD. A elrl for
housework, una
VV be wll recommended,
street.
At us .
,6 ilirioa
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WAHTED-Pnshlng canvasser of gota
dress. Liberal salary and expeiuM iy
weekly. Permanent position. BKUwfl
Ulioa. Co., Nurteryman, Portland, O'Hf
31HI8 PAPER U kepton file at E. C. Dalrt
. Advertising a gency, M and 65 Mercuntt
xchange. Ban Francisco, CalifornU, wa
controca for advertising can be made lor n.
CHRISTIAN KCIENCE-Lltertttore ofi f
kinds on sale at 828 Liberty street -V
CHAS. GREEN, SON, BIUINARD 4 CO.,
Watervllle, N.Y.
HOP "BUYERS.
Office above Williams A England! mm.
yalom. Growers Invited to call,
a 16-tf H. C. WH1TNAN, At
MAKE NO MORE MISTAKK8
CHARLES A. SMITH RONS
The Rustler fool Saw
And he doesn't burn up half your wooaV g
fuel, when be saws It. Make yofSHSi
with him personally orlfaveoroeraat vwci
cigar store Dearborn's book store,36BoroBtr
Btrect, or address me by inau. ""
rrompt delivery.