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HdLiTAN BLOCK. BALE3I. Or. dw
LITTLE LOCALS.
Cool ofgb land beautiful day. Re
member tbe Booth Balem McKinle.)
rally at the old ecboo! house this Tues
d.y evening. A. AL Bartleit wa
remanded to jail after bearing for In
sanity. The following named pa
tienta were committed Sunday anc
Menday: Alice Anodes, aged 28; Ben
jamin Anderson, aged IS; L McHugb
aged 61; AIuUDomsb county; Malindi
E.BHyea, agtd 41, Diuglas count
Lucy Oden, aged 15. Jackson county
Born, at ibe reside'ioe ou Cottage
street, sear Ferry, Saturday, April 2S
18JW, to Mr. and Mw, P. 8. French, i
son. Abo on Sunday, April 29, 1S91.?
the borne on Front street, to Mr. am
Mrs. E. L. Lemon, a ton. W. A
White, was a Salem visitor today.
.Tbos. Sima Is iu Albany on buJ-
aeee Jobn Holman went to AI-
baay this morning.- Revs. J. B.
Jioork and J. M. Shulse, are in JefTei
sob today. Jos. Woodford, of tb
Perry stove works; returned from Al
bany this afternoon D. E.Swauk,f i
Auawvllle, is in the city. A. B. Hud
dkson, Is In the city, not looking foi
votes, bnt trying to buy potatoes
F. F. Toeva today received an iuvita
Woc from the students of Halateao",
(Kan.,) ilennonito seminary, bis almi
suiter, to attend reunion.
a cuixbls movx.
Salem's Toss Mea Will ecare Glik
Jteosz t Tio Willamette.
Sometime ago tbe younjc men of
Salem took steps to organize a perma
nent club, and possibly build a club
bouse. Tbty are now of tbe opinion
that it would be more advisable tb
adopt tbe plan of many of the dubs in
Eastern dties, of securing club room
and boarding facilities in tbe leading
hotel. Landlord A. L Wagner, of Tbe
Willamette, has been interviewed on
tbe subject, and Is disposed to give tbe
matter favorable consideration.
It would seem that bis large hotel
building affords sa Olden I room to set
slde good quarters for tbe accomoda
tion of Salem's young men. What tbe
wys want is suitable quarters to spend
tbeir leisure boors, and this, it would
eem could nowhere be eo well obtain
ed as in a thoroughly equiped hotel,
berethe conveniences and comforts
ire already provided. Col. Wagner
tiysbe can set aside sufficient space
and fit it up in suitable style as hood
is tbe further details can be agreed up
on. Salem's young always do things
jpinstyleand they do sot propose to
-tit behind neighboring cities in their
w.-IsJ privileges.
Mrs. Wa Brown, president ot tbe
dub, has again been elected to serve as
superintendent or tbe fair, and will at
once appoint helpers and otherwise
perfect arrangements for the success of
tbe same.
Of THE SOCIAL REALM.
G. A. R. Sociaju An interesting
and Instructive program was carried
out at Grand Army ball last night, tbt
regular monthly t rial under tbe aus
pices of tbe Sons of Veterans. Capt.
Rowley could not be present, but all
thereat of the program was filled U
tbe dot. Major Geo. P. Cadwell gave
bis experiences from the time of bis en
listment In tbe Stb Ohio Infantry to tbr
battle of Spottsylvanla court boust
where he lost bis arm. He has a record
as a brave old fighter, and Adjutant
IiSckleyofaKew York regiment wo
in the same brigade attested tbe fact
tbat comrade Cadwell was telling tbe
truth.
Tie Fkeservatio.v. The shop
that the Southern Pacific Is to put In
at Cornelius will be built to try an ex
periment In preserving ties by a chem
ical process. If It proves to be a succett
it will employ a number of men and be
a jcood thing for this section. It Is well
located forobtalnlng ties. By the Unit
tbe Umber is exhausted along tho line
1b Its vicinity tbe Astoria road will be
built opening up an Inexhaustible sup
ply. Forest Groye Times.
Cuanok op Fibm.-0.JE. Doty, whe
Is well known as a former etreet cat
conductor, has bought a half Interest
In the xuatllng fish market of L. A.
Davison,
HvzAKixa, A call is out for a meet
lag to be held at Victor Point, on Sat
urday, May 6 at 2 o'clock p. m. Ad
vertised as a free for all fight.
The Latest.
Tbe latent news from Washington Is,
that Frank F. Toeva does not want the
postofflce, but he wants your trade In
meat. Cheap for cash is his motto.
gee him at the Salem cash market in
ibe Cottle block.
Ministers Take Notice.
The regular meeting of tbe Associa
tion will not take place until May 7th.
J MgaaHB BBi. Ja lJ u.
POPULAR
APPROVAL
tue towards estabUfiuLujr th
mg of a business house in the
tuuitv, nml tlio good-will aud
"w 1mv boon shown indicate
Who hv dealt with us
lf iH4M fBiaeauy satkflod with
vmnmemm.
I am offering my entire
A ECCCESSFDL. WOMAN.
Miss M. E. Sperry, of Salem, has
leuionstrated tbat she can not only
Dike money as a business woman, but
an succeed in developing talents as an
in 1st. Twelve years ago she began bei
areeraaa photographer, under one o
t it-finest artists in the United States.
A Garrettsyille, Ohio. Five years wert
jut in at New York city and in Penn
sylvania galleries, when she returned
o Ohio and came to Oregon, firs
reutlng, now owning the finest gullerj
In tbe county, operating five cameras,
lUltable to all kinds of work, and car
'ying about f 2u00. Her aim Is the best
n ber line, of whatever class it may
a. Mies Sperry is a .lady of magnetic
nanners, a spirited and vivacious busi
ness woman, entirely self-made, and
possessed of that indomitable pluck
indongergy that is sure to win. Miss
Jperry recently did the Midwinter fair,
afciug scores of views to illustrate a
number of magazine articles, which
ibe has In preparation, haying devel
ped no small degree of literary skill.
Few women have accomplished un
aided In tbeir profession what Miss
sperry has. Bbe has also won a dis
tinctive position, as a lady of culture
ind positive social influence.
JESSIE UASKETr CROSS.
The untimely death of Mrs. Cross,
bas caused as deep a gloom in Salem
social circles as in the family of which
she was tbe central light and power.
lira, cross was born In Polk county,
April IMtb, 1604. She was married to
Mr. Cross April 14, 1SS0, at the farm
oomeofher parents in that county.
Her sudden removal from the scene of
arth's activities bas left many sad
hearts. Fond memories cling about
tho departed, and It seems to many as
bough she still lingered in the haunts
where she was best known. la tbe
home devotion to others was ber
highest ambition. She lived less for
elf than words can tell, and no pen can
describe the patience, faithfulness and
kindness with which she helped all
who were thrown In contact with her
in her dally life.
Mrs. Cross was fond of social life and
went out as much as her duties per
mitted. She entertained a number of
Urge gatherings tho past winter, al
ways showing herself a master of details
aid possessed of a faculty of making
all who came beneath her roof feel per
fectly at borne aud ease. Duty was a
predominant prindple of her life, ad
usred to firmly and fearlessly. During
all her Illness she was keenly alive to
ber condition and displayed a remark
able strength or intellect to the last.
Educated at Sacred Heart convent, she
was literary In her tastes and kept up
a course of reading In the best literature
of the flay, aud ber home bore many
erldeuces of a cultured mind. Her
finally and domestic circle occupied
her entire affections, tlmo and thought.
S )metlmes Mrs. Croas would not come
down town once a week. In tbe
charmed circle of her activities she
was supremo and her kindest word
was law. Her memory will reach out
over the years, a sweet blessing to all
who knew her, but most blessed of all
to a bereaved husband aud the chil
dren who will uever know or fully real
ize what they have lost.
Oregon's State Orange.
The twenty-first annual session of
tbe Oregon State Grange of the Pa
trons or Husbandry will be held at
Eugene, commendng on Tuesday, May
22, ISM. Members will pay full fare In
going over the Southern Pacific com
pany's lines, and take a receipt from
ticket agent and will be returned at
one-third rates, on presenting a certifi
cate, to be furnished by the secretary of
state Grange. The Union Pacific rail
road refuses to give reduction to tbe
members from Eastern Oregon, but tbe
"Regulator" line of boats will give
cheaper rates than local railroad rates.
Bro. Jobn Simpson and bis com
mittee will make arrangements with
tbe hotels at Eugene.
Members who have "Grange Choir"
or "Melodies" are requested to bring
them along. Tbe Master bas appointed
tbe following committees and the list
hat been sent eut:
Legislation Jacob Vorbees, C. C.
Borlan, Mrs. Annie Simpson.
Finance John La per, J. C. White,
Mrs. C. C. Borlsn.
Appeals W. r. Phillips, A. F. Mil
ler, Mrs. J. C Jennings.
By-Laws I. A. Henderson, W. O.
Wirren, J. C Jennings, Mrs. M. M.
Walte and Mrs. Jennie Miller.
Co-operation John Simpson, John
Lswelllng, W. 8. Tomllnson, Mrs. A.
Todd, and Mrs. Annie Voorhees
Credentials Henry. Root, J. H. Ins-
keap and Mrs. E. D. Palmer.
Division of Labor A. L.Morris, W
S. Tull and Mrs. Jobn Lewelllng.
Education A. F. Miller, H. M. Pal
mer, and Mrs. Mary Warren.
Guod of the Order W. L. Toney,
Geo. Hornpuckle, I.J. Butler. A. Todd,
Mrs. E. Tull and Mrs. M. S. Tomllu
son. Transportation J. C. Jennings,
Jacob Voorhees and Mrs. M. E. Toney.
Agricultural College W. S. Tomliu-
s n, J. C. White and Mrs. Julia Hen
derson. Agriculture A. L. Morris-, I. A.
Henderson, Geo. Hornbuckle. Mrs.
Emellne Butler and Mrs. M. E. Toney.
Mileage and Per Diem Jobn Lwel
ling, W. O. Warren and Mrs. Laura
Morris.
Resolutions John Medler, A. Todd,
J. H. Inskeep, Mrs. Harriet Root and
Mrs. W. N. Phillips.
By order of the Master,
R, P. Boise.
W. M. J3JLLEARY,
Sec. of Oregon State Grange.
year as you did.
let you starve.
job awaits you
White House.
Tie Corey's Prayer.
Gracious Grorer I Hear tby unem
ployed subjects. We did so much for
thee, why eao't you do something for
us? We put yoa where you are and
you put us where we are. Thou, who
from tby high station lookest down on
the affairs of men, give one glance in
our miserable direction. We are not
after postofQces nor consulships. We
want a job. Vie voted ourselves out of
a Job to get you into one. Wbea we
were out of our job-we could not go to
Wall street and get fifty thousand a
Wall street will never
We know tbat a fat
when you leave the
We will also have
plenty to do when you are no longer in
It. But we have three years to wait.
In the meantime,ob ! most migbtyand
puissant Grover, we beseech thee lift
thy little finger in our behalf. At the
beck of thy hand congress repealed the
silver bill, but what did tbat help us ?J
At tby command tbe regular army
sweeps' down upon us and scoops us in.
Even tbe mighty senate trembles at
thy slightest nod. The Chinese enjoy
peace and security in our 3and by force
of tby mighty influence and power.
We were powerful to put thee Into
power, but are powerless to help our
selves. Oh use a little of tbat power in
our behalf. Do not leave us entirely at
tbe mercy of tbe go!dbugs,the sbylocks,
t'je plutocrats. Give a few of us plain
people a chance to exist.
Gov. Pennoyer is a
double-pay reformer.
half-time and
The people of Oregon will this year
celebrate their indepenpence on the 4th
of June instead of July 4tb.
In Linn county tbe three parties
hold their county canvass on three
separate dates.
Joint political canvassing does not
seem to be In favor with any party
Ibis year. It is a useless waste of time.
As good a certificate of character as a
man can have this year will be tbe fact
that be bas voted straight Renubli-
ou ticket.
FZBJOITAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
in the Valley.
FfUM BBOOKS.
Tbe People's party will hold a public
meeting bere on Friday evening May
4.
Brooks can boast of a new dray and
transfer line owned and run by Cbas.
Hoover?
The.Catholic people put up their new
bell Monday, recently purchased from
Shatter & Shaw.
Rev. Royal will preach bere Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock. The Epworth
League will have charge of the services
in tbe evening.
There will be a Republican rally and
speaking by Cbas. B. Moors and others
on Saturday evening May 5 at 7 o'clock.
Everybody invited to attend.
TURNER.
The school picnic rendered a fine
program.
Miss Jennie Anderson, of Salem, is a
visitor at Mi. and Mrs. Witchen's.
O. O. Coon, of Sublimity, was a pas
senger on the overland for Portland.
Miss Ella Williams, attending school
here, was called to the bedside of ber
mother who Is very ilL
D.Stimson, barber of Stay ton, passed
through for Portland.
Mrs. F. McGinnis and sister, of .Al
bany, Miss Etta Dickerson, were called
to tbe bedside of their Bister in Yamhill
county, who was hurt by a runaway
team.
- Willis Bros. &Ta
-ARE-
GOING OUT OF THE
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
And Offer Their-
ENTRE
STOCK
--AT COST-
This is the greatest opportunity j'et offered, to secure all
kinds of reasonable Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes, at your
own price. Everybody is invited. Thanking our many kind
friends for their patronage, Ave solicit a continuance of the
t the business. Respectfully,
same, while we close o
WILLIS BROS. & CO.,
THE ONE CENT DAILY
Twenty-five Csnts a Month; 50 Cents
for 60 Days; $3.00 a Tear.
OPERA HOUSE CORNER
Harsh purgative remedies are fast giving
way to the gentle nciiou hui mllQ cflects of
Carter's Little Liver fills, it you try them,
theyw.l certainly please yon.
Tneonlyone cent newspaper on tbe Jfyou had taken twoorcarter's Little Liver
Pacific flnaat nirrnlfttliin ). h.n I 12lu tore reUrtDgyon would not have bad
racinc coast. ircuiauun uas been thi.1 coated tOEgue or bad taste. In the mouth
quadrupled in less than one year. J th's morning. Keepa vial wlihyou forocca-
... V ... . .. a.onal uae.
uive it a trial aua you will never do
without it. ItanBwers the purpose of
balfa dozen weeklies, and does not ' attending ''their
cost one-tbird as much. Try it over
All disorders ean ed b v a hiHnin st.if nf f ho
, ijystem enn becured Dy mlnsj carter's Lliue
u pain, griping
use. Try them.
Judging from tbe advertisements of
some sharpers it would seem tbat
money was going a-becglng at 6 per
cent interest.
Clatsop county baa a political organl
zatlon known as the Blue Jay rlnb.
Tbe Astoria species is too nearly like
crow.
PERSONALS.
Cbas. Miller, of Jeiierson. Pon. can
didate for congress, Is in tbe city.
County Recorder J. H. ilcNary went
to Portland this afternoon.
btate fcjupt. E. B. McEIroy went to
Astoria today to conduct the county
institute.
Silas Howard, the house mover,
started on a trip to Mebama and Mill
City today.
T. L. Davidson, Democratic candi
date for state treasurer, went to Port
land yesterday.
W.E. Burke, who Is a candidate for
tbe legislature from Multnomah coun
ty, Is in tbe city.
Hon. Q. M. Irwin went to Eugene,
where ho speaks tonight. He will alo
visit other points in Southern Oregon.
V. H. Holmes, E. II. Fiagg, V. O.
Westaoott and W. H. Egan went to
Portland on the morning overland
train.
Tilmon Ford and Dr. J. O. timltb
start Thursday for Ban Francisco. Mr.
Ford will bold some political meetings
ou bis return tour from the tbe south
line of tbe state.
County School Superintendent J. B.
Graham is visiting schools In tbe
northern section of the county. He
will call on the teachers at Parkers-
vllle, ML Angel aud Townsend before
returning.
Wm. Kays, a Polk county man aud
okl-Ums race horse man, was at the
fair grounds yesterday. He will be
there with his runners as soon as the
track is put In condition. While plow
ing tbe race track a man came across
an old (well. Tbe team passed safely
over but the man fell in up to his ueck.
A very lucky Hod, as there would have
surely an accident occurred somotltne,
more serious.
A prominent citizen today remarked
that be bd read Governor Pennoyer's
speech in reference to tbe financial
question. He wouud up by saying:
"The governor in tbat tells what he
knows Is not true, and a man who will
do that will steal."
IN ALBUMS-
COST.
Flatly Denied.
Ed. Jeuhnal: Sir: In your Issue
of April 20, Mr. J, A. Hunt charges, th
chairman of the PopulUt Ceutral corn
uilttee of Insisting that one of hu col
leagues Join tue in chartering a saloon
for the purpose of Influencing votes on
cloctlou day. As chairman of the Ceu
tral committee I wUh to say that there
is no foundation to It whatever aud I
most emphatically deny the charge.
CitAlKMAK Ckx. Com,
Deafness Cannot Be Cored.
Of the bills which Pennoyer allowed
to become laws without his signature,
but which bis veto would have stopped,
-we note the jute-mlll act, carrying an
appropriation of $100,000; tbe branch
asylum for the insane, $165,000; the
argricn'.tural college, $51,000; the sol
diers' home (Including building and
support), $39,000; for expenses of tbe
state university. KJO.OOO, and for ex
penses of tbe National Guard, 560,000;
for the flahwav at Oregon City, $10,000;
and fsums innumerable for boards of
agriculture and agricultural societies,
state and district fairs and improve
ment of grounds; together with appro
priations for miscellaneous things all
over tbe state, as a flab hatchery in
Lane county, a soda spring in Linn
and a graded school In Like. To go
through the whole list would be a
heavy task, but here already is an ag
gregate in excess of $600,000. The
governor really has not tried to hold
down expenditures at all. His few
vetoes of appropriations have been em
ployed for political effect, aud where
be bas feared to arouse local opposition
to blnuelf In any county, if he should
oppose appropriations, he has made no
opposition, but rather bas helped them
along. Oregonlan.
tbe campaign at least.
NEWS.
Associated Press report and state
capital news a specialty.
EDITORIAL.
Timely, pertinent and independent
di&cusaion of leading events, men and
measures.
CIRCBLATION.
The One Cent Daily is read by
more people, of all shades of opinion,
tbsn any other paper in Oregon out
side of Portland.
PREMIUMS,
One of the best books in Engliih and
American literature given witb the
One Cent Daily every week, on the
coupon plan.
HOW TO ORDER.
Send usa two-bit piece in a letter and
try the paper for a month at least.
We believe in the greatest possible use
of silver, and receive lots ofltinthis
way. Hofeb Bros., Editors,
Salem, Or.
Don't Be Humbugged.
About so often Salem is visited by
some sort of a wild-cat accideut or life
insurance com pa uy, that lasts about as
long as an Oregon mushroom, and the
"aoeciai solicitors" ? always manage
to catch some sucBers. As it is
just about time that a visit be paid
to this city by some of these fel
lows, it would be well to remember
past experiences in this Hue aud if
wanting good, souud iusurance place
it witb borne airents. Among the home
a-euts none are better known thau tbe
firm of J. L. Mitchell & Co., in the
Holniau block. They represent re
liable companies and pay taxes here.
4-27-31
by local applications, as they cat
tue diseased portion of the
cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafucss
ana tuai is by constitutional remedies.
Deatneea la caused by an inflamed con-
ditlon of the mucous 11a ng of the
Eustachian Tube. When thU tube
gets inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect bearing, aud wbeu
It is entirely closed drafnot Is tbe le
riilt, aud unless the intltmmatlon can
be taken out and thU tube restored to
IU normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine eases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, wnlcb is noth-
lug but an Inflamed coudltion of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give Que Hundred Dollar
for a ay case or OeafneM eautea by ca-
LETTER LIST.
The following letters remaining In
tbe Salem poetonice May 1, 1894. ul
called for. Those calling for them
please say "advertised."
Cook K R Imel Mary E 2
Chaves Barbel M Klein Jos
Llndholm Mrs M
MuseMillfori
McMoniea W II
Myers L M
McCloreMrsPC
Osborne Geo
Robe won Martin
A. N. Gilbert, P. M.
Opera House Attraction.
The coming of the Burton-Coleman
company Is looked forward to by our
theater goers as an evening of laughter,
and It Is needless to state that these ex
ceptionally clever entertainers will be
greeted by a large audience next Thurs
day evonlng when they will present
tbe sensational comedy drama' "Si
Perkins." It Is conceded to be one of
tho funniest comedies on the road.
h ivlng a complication of funny situa
tions and amusing Incidents that holds
fie audience in a continual round of
m-rrlment Many specialties are in
troduce.! incidental to the play. The
ompanyis composed of a number of
clever specialist, Inoludlng Mias Llllle
Cjleman, who bas been endorsed by
tbe press and pub'le as the premier of
Spanish dancers. TaSy Loveil. wbo
bascieited consldeiable ouumedt by
his clever work, while the specialties
orMasie Molyneaux, Sam J. Bjrtou
.i n n r
nuu j. j. una) are mre to prove
entertaining, and those that want to
eojjy a hearty laugh should go to the
Ojiera house (next Thursday ey.'nlng.
Admlislsn 75 and 60 cents. Watch for
j the Hayseed street parade, the funniest
on me road, it la better than a circus
parade. Concert at 7 o'c'- o'l in front
of the opera house by the famous
Pughtown band.
A Woman's Venture.
Sax Francisco, May 1. Mrs.
Dwars, ofTacoma, came to San Fran
cisco to buy green eckhIs. She was
shown the baus money and refused to
take it. Tbe two men with whom she
ixa negotiating tbeu grabbed $400 of
good money belonging to her and ran.
Both were caucht.
India's Mints.
London, Mty l.-In the house of
commons the secretary of state for
India, replying to q-iestions, said the
staUment that thegovernment intend
ed to r?open Iudia mints is entirely
UUiUUUUl'U.
New Advertisements.
TTT ANTED A girl
1 1 flo general housework. Apnlr at on.
tJOUSE TO BENT-Corner Church andFer-
LI. ry bm.
Smith.
Inquire at 83 State street. A. B.
4-11 tl
JL hold a rapture where all others have
uuea
sirct.
PAPERS. Portland, aaeramento, oeattle,
Tacoma and Ban Francisco papers on sale
at BeHnett'a. Poatofflce block.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Literature
a1nflgongaleat336 Liberty street.
of all
-lT
mms PAPEB Is kept on.flle at E. C. Dake's
JL Advertising Agency, U and 63 Merchants
Exchange, San Kranclsco, California, where
contract for advertising carj be made for li.
new
Pell j-ihu's breakfastl food 1
delicate sp?c'alitr, ,9 just introduced by
Joe Clark, tbe Court street grocer.
nttzt&mM't
iww oSr'l
Dun bar Wm
De Leon Chas
Gardner A X
Hagen Henry
ilarrineton M
Judd Carrie L
We Know.
Ladles will consider It a kindness to
uuw wuere to iook ror somethloR
elegant and fashionable in rnllluerv
mm win not bankrupt them. Beauti-
luiuraua. uew Biyiewana colors, moire
ribbons, buckles, fllowers, ian entire
new stock of sailors to follow in a few
ujb,j ai airs, riesters Court
milliner.
(Tasteless-Effectual.)
$ BILIOUS and NERVOUS!
? DISORDERS. $
f- . r ... X
aaca as aicK Headache,
Weak Stomach,
Impaired Digestion,
Constipation,
Liver Complaint,
and Female Ailments.
CorertdwitlxaTtsUleu & Soluble Coating.
SS-JTPtpy Canal St.
-'-'rrvv u
E. X. WAITE PBINTING CO ,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND
Legal JBlanlc JPublishers.
Bmh'a New Brldcover the bank. Com'l str ee
Closing Out!
1 ((( ROLLS WALL PAPER at
IjUUU Wholesale cost, VJ State strett,.
This paper must be all closed oat In a short
time. Gail early and get the Dnest and best,
papar cheaper than ever wlU be sold again.
Oteiner'
CARBOLIC
SALVE
s
GUARANTEED
To cure Burns. Charmed Hands.
No cure, Money Refunded.
etir.
3rJtcra.E". -RTfnci
"' vfiwvn
street
f$9 Qottonreial S.
A ItoSK Fair. The members of the
I Bafcai horticulture club have decided
kt Li silit Ilia frWlPtti ttnniml tvW4k uhil
I. , ,. ... o-i... . .. ,.. J tarrb) that cannot be cured by
mmwuwiy .r iu o.. . .jr a catarrh Cure. Bnd for i-lrwilirs. ft.
4te H4 tKMMble. Committee have F. J. Cucnky Co.. Toledo. O.
I beu appointed oa premium lists, ttc. ' Sold by druggists, 75c
Hall's
Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair.
CAPRICE'S
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naraware, Wagons, Carts, Road Machinery
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can fit your Eyes at one sitting.
thirty.flve years1 experience, which,
trial Case, enables me to cor
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Flees. I carry a larce 11,
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W. W. MARTIN. Optician
THE NEW
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postofllee.
PERRY & CO.,
full Use of Trucks
RYAN" & CO.
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer in Groceries, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock oi
Brushes of all Einds in the
State. Artists' MateriaIs,Linie,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SKEDS
or. woman competent to
MrW R, 8. BEAN.OourtandailhBla. 4.29 tf
TAKEN UP AdarK brown or black Ally.
white star on forehead and white on W
with white off fore and hind fool, 2 or 3 year?
old. not large, irre action, carries head hltb.
Owner call ou H. A.Hklnner, West Balem. and
settle. 4.J5',,
AT LARGE BUly Wright's boys (and Billy
doesn't know bow many) are at large
mowing lawns, dclng garden work, aud othti.
wise minding other people's business, an well
as their own. Give them a trial and be
aappy. 416 1m
rflHK most perfect fitting truss made. Will
i rupture v
For aafe by J.
Ii. Parrlsh, 401 Capital
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aud Cooking Btoves, Hollow
ware, all sizes, and Chilled
Plow Points. Full line cf
cjtove Kxtraa.
Sines repaired. All kinds nf A'xvx. ih. i
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