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Prematurenesi meant impoteney In the first
itire. it Is a symptom of seminal weakness
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iUi new discovery W mado by tho Special
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IIGDSON MBDIOAt IN8TIXUTK,
, -mction Stockton, ItlarJMtdc Bills St
Snu Francisco Cal.
- Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
. for
iurns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
3ruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sor;
Sciatica,
Lumbago.
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
Ail Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
H Sheep Ailments,
i
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane nnd Tisstio
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts It In a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
MiifttRiig Unlmcnt onqocr
,Mkea flaw of IUt weH
Kslfl
HOMY TO LOAN
Oa ttt
Uliq HiMrilfi Wpedal
rsl Ou
l,ou4 r.olnldt
tf64 will")"! delay.
Hamilton & Molr,
J lwir tumni 6. Htult tW IhHlrtlnj
MOKSft 8K0BWO
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or K ffil(9 Fatten
ths ,,,-,.. M3ISflB railing Sen-
twit IB ftg
.& ESB Srt,otn"
wriedhythe HOh V. ,.
Jt-vUngscren- wBaCTH Strengthens,
hilo men of aWJ?NL invigorates
:v.wpo nnd Hw&B and tone the
. netted KWHleH entire system.
HntfU IS KiH rWl"?,?!"
parcly yg go- aMB g 8 1 i t y,
: tie. WgliW Nervousness,
I udjan stops ..sHfrSftflSBB Kainlone,
mshl IH svcffi
"arlS MhH pSSlnThc
liUol flKKftllBHA by day or
'WOOD mTaBMk tPPe
ijlEIjBMMMlffiLEii
Mum Ilikt4 irMi,ftt rwr nl Kl
DTAMOXJ) JPOLLsiIlNG,
CUTTING
ON
AND PUTTING A LUSTER
THE FIERY STONE.
An
Industry Nut Known In Ifau Connlr,
" Fow Ycar" AKiow Our Cutter. Ex
ecl Those or Mo,t r.rery European Conn-try-'
'Itoe" Diamond Made of Chips.
Very few peoplo who nro fortunnto
enough to bo nblo to vvonr dinmondil
know what nmouiit of labor has boon
ixnendod upon thoin from tho timo thoy
,,u.u ...... Ul. umil unauy tuoy appear in
tho showcases of tho jowolers roady for
use. Fewer still aro awaro of tho fnct
that tho lnbor of tho cotter nud polisher
ndds at least $10 n carat to tho value of
tho uncut diamond. Thcso would squirm
nt tho idea of taking oven a seemingly
finished nud polished brilliant nnd split
tiiiR it into two pieces, doubling tho ox-
pouicncy oi tno act on common seuso
grounds. Tho loss in wolght from cut
ting is) ovor ono-half, but it so ndds to
tho vnlno of tho diamoud that n stouo
of ouo carat, costing in tho rough por
haps $40, would soil for $110 when cut
and polished, and tho rofuso or loav
inga from tho cutting might bring n
tidy sum bosidos. Tho value, howovcr,
does not depend alono upon tho woight
of tho stouo, but it is affeoted also by
bloniishos nnd impurity of color. It is
tho stono with a blemish,- which issomo
times left in it in tho bono thnt thn
ignorant nnd inexperienced purchasor
may not discover it, which goes to tho
dioraond outter a sooond timo, that tho
connoisseur thinks needs outting nnd
necessarily reducing totako tho blemish
out of, nnd thus increa6od its brilliancy
and value.
Less than 15 years ngo two diamond
outtera out nnd finished nil tho rough
diamonds which camo to this market.
In fact, thero was not a sufllciency of
work ovon for theso two workmep, for
tho brilliants woro nearly all imported
in a rinisiicd state, roady for sotting in
any ahapo for tho woarers. But tho du
ties upon thcso beenmo an important
mattor, as tnero was nothing to pay up
on tho rough stono, at least nothing to
speak of, and tho finished article cost
high because of tho demands of Uncle
Sam. So argued that pooplo who could
afford to wear dfomonds should bo will
ing to pay higl for f;bo prjyilege. This
matter of duty paid to tho customs offi
cers beoamo an inoontive to the dia
mond cutting profession, and the num
ber of workmen was inoreased and tho
invontive genius of our bright Ameri
pan inventors set at work to mako labor
saying machines for outting and polish
ing diamouds.
Another fact that inoreased the incen
tive to encouraging American diamond
cutters was that tho work on tho bril
liants was too frequently done in a enro
less manner in Europe, particularly out
side of tho Dutch city of Amsterdam,
nnd that American workmen oould
much bettor satisfy tho critical tasto of
our people who deal in nnd wear pro
oious stones, for the trade takes iu all
precious stonosnswell as diamonds. At
that timo tho difference between a dia
mond imported gn one put and finished
hero was so marked thnfc tho demand for
stones finished hero was greatly In
creased, and within five years some six
more diamond cutters bad established
themselves In Now York, and al hnd
wore work than It was possible for them
to da The eight diamond cutters dressed
and politihed at least ono-tweutioth of
all tho diamonds sold in tho city of Now
York, and the superior excellence of
thoir work was recognized by all donJ-
ors and became tho envy of tho older
workers In Holland, who had heretofore
had almost a complete monopoly of the
trade. This showed that some things as
well as others might bo dono on this
side of th water bettor than the work
men of Europe could do.
Diamonds are imported, as a rule,
from South Africa, where as large and
as fino stones aro found as in nil of tho
East Indies and Brazil, although many
of tho Afrioan diamouds are off color.
Thoy oomo to this country in tho rough
iu all sorts of shapes and almost always
uneven jn shape. Theso lacK"6ntiroly
that luster wh(fl) js tho beauty of the
brilliaut and attaches to the namo so
closely, for it is the brillianoy and lus
ter which make tho diamoud most valu
able, added, of oonrso, to tho fuct of its
hardness and consequent nbility to take
and keop a vory high polish, Dy JJP
process pf "cleaving" the irregularities
of the rough stones aro chipped oft, and
tho genoral form of tho diamond is so
cured, but without Its pnwssioH of any
of tho oiroles whioh separate fbo fnpo.
Those chipped off pieces, if of suitubjo
polor And without flaws, are used for
making what ro denominated "roso"
diamonds. What nro called, n the par
lance of tho trado, "fsce" of the dia
mond aro cut by the rubbing together
of two t0iia, and when this prooosu is
completed and tho stones have been sui
floiontly rnbbwldawu tjoy resemble two
Jrnulnr glass pebbles, but ground on
the fasces o that thero is no sign nor
uny suggestion even of brillianoy, in
fact, Wy ro entirely vyiwuuv iuw
bpauty, pnd to ho Inexperienced eye
worthies piece of IM, lint when tlio
polishing of tlicfce dull Jookjntf stone is
finished, pwl tho process concluded,
there Is n vast difference In Ilia appear-
m ai . .1. ..,l.i 111. I l.,.i..lrilif n
(jiiou or tne Hiiiwiiu.""-iiMwiij"
TJnio ,
p
l!lrirlflx "4 Ulhr.
Kifia.rloitv is now used for oolorliia
leathur wore rjulokly and deeply. ''
hide Ustietohedon n metillfo table and
envMred with Iho coiorum nquio. a
pnuru of few von is men whi
L.IVK..1I the llnuld nnd lite Unlo, "hldl
pmiu ilia porta of llienkln and allows
huonJorloKliiKin, new uri..w.u
A marble lt. "fa Ue, x-t rtorllitf
tllQ WKH m UOHIIHWUMHWHlfliMV',
in ilia iIiiim of (;iwleB"e I'Wly f 8'
000
ni, imiuilal museum of Prtrll POtl-
mini over 30.000 tm wvomn w
(alili 0VM W,WV iv mmww
' l . . The Mfo or Hnoe. "
According to an intelligent aud ol
sorvant member of tho trade, tho aver
age purchasor of footwear oounta the
llfo of a shoo by tho number of timoa it
requires resoling and heeling. If a shoo
is resoled nnd hoelod twice, tho wonror
thinks it is a bette'r shoe than tho ouo
Which, though giving longer woar, will
nanny Dear resoling and heeling mora
than once. Tho samo rotailer claims
that somo manufacturers tako advantago
of this knowledge and put inferior leath
er in the solos nnd heels nnd thus attain
tho apparently impoeslblo feat of in
creasing tho reputation of thoir goods bv
usiug inferior matorial. It is certain,
howevef, that reputable mauufnotnrers
do not adopt this questionable policy.
Shoo and Loathcr Roportor.
Valuable Instruments.
An Italian paper says that tho violon
cello upon which Signer Pratti plays is
valued nt $3,000. It is n Ruggueri in
strument. According to this same au
thorily, ull tho prominent fiddlers have
smnll fortunes invested in their violins.
Ysayo has a Guardngniui worth $1,200,
and Jean Gorardy plays upon a Guar
norius, valued at $4,000. Dr. Joachim
has a largo collection of valuable vio
lins. Tho Stradivarius that belonged to
Ernst, and said to bo worth $10,000, has
oomo into the possession of Lady Halle,
Mosaio floors, laid with Bmall pieooa
of different colored stones set in regular
patterns, woro known to tho Egyptians
2800 B. O. In Babylon floors of this
kind dated from 1100 B. O. They were
common In tho Athenian and Roman
houses,
Many pairs of sandals havo been re
covered at Pompeii. Tho soles are fas
tened with nails.
Cleveland was named after General
Moses Cleveland, who survoyed the re
gion. neat of Incandescent Lam pi,
It has been shown that cotton wool,
cotton cloth and black silk would bo sot
On fire in two to six minutes if saturat
ed with india rpbbor and paoked around
an elootrio glow lamp of 82 candle pow
er, but would not tako flro if not satu
rated with india rubber. Captain Exler
has now found that a 10 candle lamp,
sunk in paraffin, reaohes a maximum
temperature of 04 degrees O., and a 25
candjp amp 101 degrees C. (213 degrees
F.). A layer of gnupqwdr, eorasite or
pulverulent pyroxylin was not set PR
fire, but when spread on wood or other
material opaque to beat rays tho eorasite
melted, the gunpowder lost its Bnlphur,
and Its niter molted, tho pryoxylin dark
ened and the wood oharred. With two
qmps in a oayity of wood the tempera
turo rose to 215 degroes P., Btjl wJth
out igniting tho explosives, however.
Tho breaking of a lamp did not explode
pryoxylin or gunpowdor, but fired an
pxpjpsiyo gaseous mixture. St. Louis
Bost-Dispqtob.
Ecpil.
When choosing eggs, apply the tongue
to tlm larger end of tho egg, and if it
feels warm it may bo relind on as being
fresh. Another mode of ascertaining the
freshness of an egg is to hold it to tho
light, n(l if the egg looks cloar it will
bo good; If tfifok, t is stale, and if
there is a black spot attached to the
sholl it is worthless.
MlchlKn WHflpd Wall,
Tho mysterious buried wall in Ever
green township, Sauilao county, Mich.,
is still attracting a groat doal of atten
tion. It has been traoed about fivo miles
so far.
According to the old church canons,
tho Christmas fcstiyal lasted from
Christmas ove to Fob. 1, by which date
all tho decoration must be removed from
tho churches.
flover I'" 0 prncnt betm so Iu vogue
as tho capo. Long, short, wide, narrow,
plain, ornate, practical and unpractical,
thoy aro seen on the backs of young and
old. Still tho jacket is preferable for
winter, fortho capo, unless mado cling
ing, is the coldest garment that was
over made. Brooklyn Eagle.
THE ONWARD HARCH
pf Consumption (t
stopped short by Dr.
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Di, co very, if
?rou haven't waited
icyond reason,
there's complete re,
covery and cure,
Aljuoiiuli by many
believed to be Incur
able, there is the
evidence of hundred
of living; witnesses to
the fact that. In ll
Its earlier Htsgts, con
eunmtloii i a curable
g dfsease, Not every
case, out a later per
tenia ft of taut, and
vfi believe full m
ner cchI. are cured
by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical discovery,
even after the disease lias progressed so
Ux M to Induce repeated bleedlugs from
til llitifri severe lingering cough with
eooloue eaoeotnratloii (includ tier tubercu-
Ur matter), great lest of flesh and extreme
emaciation sua weakness,
Do you doubt that hundred of such caea
reported to u as cured by "Golden Med
ical Discovery " were genuine cases of that
(tread and fata) dUeaef You need not lake
ft
iir woro lor it Tey ave, hi nearly Pt y
nj
una
ance. been q nrnnuuncen
tr we l'fl
niott irjrrhceri
home liliyalclana.
who hay
HO lilleraul vvlialevtf in i'il.
representing
lueni, ana wuo. were ontii
atrongly prejudiced and advised sgiiimi
a trial of "Vjolden Medical Dlacovcry,''
but who have been forced to coufca that
it aurpsMe. in curative power over this
fatal malady, all oilier medicine wljli
ITvrr nil slid jl flllly, "eiMulalwia'1 ,Md
iiiilur,hail f)(i lti 11 luMflKMlJli"
ease
anil uaq eiiuer niiciiy ran" J!' 'n!'
fll.bf llAll OIllMflUC
to benefit a III for
aliort lliu. liairaft of iill, wliliVsy.
a
nid various preparation of li by poplins,
iilille liaij fobil allhfilllyllled In vain.
I1
tii DUMi.gianii or irn munir nr
thai cured m pouauuiM inn. bmiunilli
limterluir rough. tlnna,
miirili and kindred mala.
ciiiome nasal
inalaiils, liev Un
iklllfully ifcr(diifcd u book of iq
vit which will I malud to ytM, n i
"IM of dii
(ltd 01 Ml
VoT u Hi
ilitlrMl
rr and
cfiila In alanijti,
fli wil
iili IIim fUNn and Klin
nttiH. AnnfiMwna .irj n w"
IMC. AdnriMWnii
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mi mmtAU AHi'i hop, num., n .
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Ci V JTum&lK.
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What is
Castorln, is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantco is thirty years' uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms nnd allays
foverishncss. Castoria provonts vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation nnd flatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castoria lan excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mother have repeatedly told me of Us
good effect upon their children."
Dr. G. C Osgood,
Lowell, Mass.
Castoria U the best remedy for children of
which I nm acquainted. I hope the day is not
far 'distant when mothers will consider the
real Interest of their children, and use Castoria
instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
Bending them to premature graves."
Dr. J. V. KiNciinixm,
Couway, Ark.
The Jentur Company, 77
East and South
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
0Jth.e
Southprn acificComoanY.
oALiroBNiA. exp tusas train run daily b
TWERN PORTLAND AND B. T.
South.
North,
&16 p. m."
9:0(1 p. ru.
Lv. Portland Ar,
I.V. Salem Lv.
Ar. 8au Fran. I, v.
0:20 a. m
6:39 n. m
10:45 a.m.
I 7:00 p. m
Above trains stop at all statlong from
Portland to Albany .Inclusive; iiIbo 'at Tangent
Hnedd, Uaisey, Harrlsburg, Junction City,
Irving. Bugene and all stations from Itoseburg
to Ashland inclusive.
lloaKIIUUO MAIL DAILY,
8:30 a. m.
11:17 a. ro
V.50 p. m.
tiv. Portland Ar. 4:30 n. in
liv. Balem Lv. I 1:40 p. m.
Ar. Itoseburg; Lv. 7.-00 a. m
Dining Cars on Ogden Route
POLLMAN BUFFBT SLBBPBRS
AND
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Attached to all tbrougb trains.
rVest Side Dirision, Between Portland
and Comllis! i
DAILTteXCXPT SUNDAY).
7:0 a, m. I Lv.
12:15 p. m. I Ar.
Portland
Oorvallls
Ar.
Lv.
6:35 p. m
1.-00 p. m
At Albany and Oorvallls connect
trains of Oregon PaMflo Railroad.
with
ElfKKtV) TRAIN (DAILY EXOKITHUNDAY
4:40 p. m,
7:25 p. m.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
MoMlnnvllle
Ar.
iv.l
6:50 a. ru
TlIKOUtill TICKETS
To all point In the Eastern State, Canada
and Kurope can bo obtained at lowest rates
from W. W. BKINNKK, Agent, Balem.
K.P. IUK3E1W, Aast. G. V, and Pas. A gt
It. KOKIILHU. UanUNur
Itil, CO.
KUHcNKIIJIlBOKIVISIt.
To Thk East
aiViCHiriifiuiioiois okj
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES
GREATi ONION
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VIA 1
-- Low Bales to all Eastern Cities, -
OccAn.tteaineraliaveil'nrtjandlevtryllvday
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Castoria,
" Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me."
II. A. AncriKR, M. D
in So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N, Y.
"Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have amonif our
medical supplies what Is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that tha
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon It."
United Hospital and Disfkneary,
IJostou, Mass.
Allen C. Smith, Pres.
Murray Street, New York City,
-Til If-
HICAGO
Milwaukee & St, Paul R, B.
Travelers "make a note on t."
This Great
Railway System
ot
Connects
ST. PAUL and OMAHA
With all transcontinental lines, giving
direct and swift communica
tion to all
WESTEItN ana BOUTUKHN POINTS
AND IS THE
::;0NLY LINE
running
Ulectrlo Lighted -and Btemn Heated
Vestlbuledttralns ot elegant Bleeping
Parlor, Dining and Buflet
Cars, wHU
Free Heclinitiff Chairs,
Making1 'its service second to nonellln lb
world.!
Tlckotfl are on Bale at all prominent railroad)
UUJlOb UU1IWS.
For further inlormatlonlaak the neareetrall
road agent, orjaddress
C, J, EDDY,General Agt,
W. CASEY.lTrav. Pan Agl.
P0.RTLAND Ore on.
CHAM, CLARK, Ilecelver.
Conneotlng wHU
STEAMER "HOMER,"
11ETWKKK
YAQUINA AND BAN FEANOI8CO
Hleamer leave Han Kranolsool Aug. lUtli and
about every ten duys,
leaves Yoiulnu Aug,
Hi and about every
ten days
lllght reerved
without nollut,
to ohunga sailing date
Vur freight ii ml ii0Hger rate apply
agent
Oil AS. J. l(KNHVri.HON A CO
No, itto U Mark-ntntreet,
Hun Frunlaoo, Cu
TI if
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fg
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Oregon Pacific Railroad Co.
Tlialiortfoiittt0(wili)kjll raniilUKM'll Mrtll". MoriUilk, IMTtlM, Mlll
iiioln hiiil ilio i-uat, Tllroimji tlnkua rm Mttlu lo dinl fnwi) Olli)o, HI, Loul.
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uiitriif III" lil f MiiiiyitiiiHMnf imiiMviiitllir'iilMl ravt;,
PjiiiimI irlt li M wHIi tiiii4ivir liflvllie mIMJ (jIlOlV of vUni fQUlVI.
nt iiiuiiir inf (iiiiiiii 114 1 1 iiuii or will
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C2 CUAC 13 THE BEST.
? 1 1 f d riT FOR A KING.
a. CORDOVAN".
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3.5PP0LICE.3SOLES.
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2.l.73BOYS'SCH0OlSHOEJL
'LADIES'
"iSMOOU
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wnwrv a wrMliUAt
Over One Million People wear tho
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
Allourhocsare equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the money.
They equal custom shoe In atyle and fit.
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform, stamped en solo.
Prom $i ta $3 caved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold bj
KRAUSSE BUOS.
7-5ini
N
CWTHERW
isj: .
Pullman
Elegant
Sleeping Cars
Dlnin? Gars
Tourist
Sleeoino- Can
ST. PAUL
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DULUTH4
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For Information, time cards, roups
tickets call on or write,
THOMAS, WATT'iS; CO.,
AGKNTa,
70S Commercial St., Rilem, Or.
Or A. D. Ohahlton. Asst. Genl. Pas
Agent; 255 Blorrleon st., corner Third.
Portland, Ore.
via the;
Union Pacific System
Through Pullman Palace Bleopera. Tonrlsl
Hloepera and Free Itocllnlng Chair Car dally
Irom gyy
PORTLAND to CHICAGO
Our trains are heated by steam and car
lighted by PlnUeh light.
Time to Cblcavo, Ull day.
Time to Now York, i day.
Which Is many hour quicker than all com
petltoi. For rates, timo table and full Information
apply to
IJOISEI. lUKKEIt,
Agent, Balem, Or.
II.IW. HAXTKIl, O. K. I1IIOWN,
uUenerul Agent. fDlst. Pass. AgenL
Wi Third at.. Portland.
(Northern Paelde R. Hi Co.; Umis.)
run
IT WO 3TAST TRAINS
Dally
uoiween Hi. I'au . 11 nnesnnl
Paul, HlnneiolUi;mid Chicago
id ulli iMllllln In Wlsmnslm rank
Uilwaukeo and allnxilnta In
Ing uinneetlou In Chicago with all Hue run
tilng
IngraatandMiuth,
Ticket sold and buviraea
ehecked throuvh
U nil Mini u the United t
HUie aud CttUhdl-
rruviuutm.
Vat lull Information regarding Jtoule, rate
maps, lolder,Ui.la4drMtay)iir inmrHi ttokt
tHgenlnr JAM U.I'ONI',
Uii, I'm, and Tkt, Agt,, Milwaukee, Wu
0. R, & N. Co's
LINES,
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EAST!
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES U A LSJ2JLET 1
without an ideal
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T. H. BLUNDELL,
Morningsi Poultry YariM
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SALEM, OK.
fygs From IV a Winning Poultry.
ltnrrAd nnH ui.h.u.m....i. n.... . . c
nmi whir. w'T..'. ' . "'" "!"i uoiaenf
i ji v.',.V. Ti i'i" uJf'.1.".': ?'c "lu?ri. Bin-
b. II. lied Oiuuo liaulluiH ana Pfkln Dueks;
also squabs nud tnuoy 1'lgtoi.s. Tnke motor
""o yards. Afew good tSehSraarSr
E. M. WA1TE HIINTINGXO., i
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND
Legal Blank Publishers,
push's New llrlck.over the bnuk.Coin'l street
REMOVAL.
I have removed my dressmaking
parlors to 153 Court street, next door
to old Kansas House, and havo added
an eastern Rioket store. I shull make
all kinds of ludles and cliildrens clctlt
Ing. Ladles please call and see our
work.
MRS,' MY REID
Formerly of 382 Front steel. 8-15 St
HE ANTI-MONOPOLYfi
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mn uaoii r
I am dolnc nil my own Hlntigh'erli; ni'd
sausace-mukliii; Sell ull ireah iutl m r.
rrlsrerator products, l-rce dcllery Iu olU.
Shop opposho brewery.
, ., lb I.OHAJB. WOLZ & CO.,
o-i-ii ImpriMor
Huio - Wing Sang Co.,-
t-WK. IMPOHTKHSC.OK
China and Japanese Knny Goods, Pllk Km
broidery, Horeeua, Urrsklug Gnwna, ThUibs
and Silk Covers, ebawla aii klhla ot orna
ments, curios, onairwear. Hoxt Ti-r-i. All
kind matting, hoirs.i o and retail, at bottom
prices, ll2coun st.,alem. ir jjj
. fl. LANE
Mkhohant Tailor,
211 Commercial St., Salem.
SALEM TILE WORKS.
S'.LAHOKHTOOK ON HANU.ajMM
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msmm
BpeolalllnducementaoOcred. Hhlpped to al
point on abort not lo . Bend (ur prices.
Yards, North Halem. f
.Address J. K, MUUP1IY,
tjt li V .Fair Grounds, Or
J. W. SHAFFER
(Buoccusor to Hhaflor A Clark),
DHA1.KH lti
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
VKH10L.K3,;VINIMILLH, PUMPS
AMU KXTHAH.
A full line of Oorvallls :HiiirKlo and Cart
Aermotor Windmill and 1) Jl Oiuorn' lio
plemuut Just received, (live lilm aaill. No
MlHTATK st U-ft t
COMPLEXION
POZZONi'S
Combines every clement of
beauty and jiiulty. It Is bcaull
lying, eootliingi healing, health
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible A most
delicate and desirable protection
to tho face in this climate,
Jnilit upon bavins tho genulni,
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