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Newspaper Page TextWW A'fflPMfl J'ikJl&VMtt'x rT "&YrrT-'m,r9rf K BP'Tftniw1 vPpiru. ALL-WOOL FRENCH CH ALLIES. Regular 50c goods. To create something for gossip and an object for shopi'mg these hot days, we close the whole line at J. J. DALRYMPLE '& CO, NEW BOOKS JUKT BBCEIVKD AT ElVKD BOOK J0 s TUes From HootV-bT ftr Kdward BnlilTso Tbs IndUcreUons ol tUe Duclim" or An- Imnw HfitM. .m. irftf.f M" --r-- ,, , lot"-by 4 on n kij-iick juyr. BAof Alt" by Anibonr H-p. "A c 1id4 " :- --t . --. .. of Alf'-by Anibonr 1 "John incerfisUr' byJerorneK Jerom. DraOI Air- 07 Aliunoj ii'M". ' 1 bier" by I. . g-weil nee MIC -ul I 7 lie Ood in the Oaf br The'Tretwuuser'' by Ulft) Antbooy XIo. .rM.n.iur iiv UlfhrrL Parker. Tbo Trial of tneHwora' by uiuin. i-itr. PEBS0NAL8. W.B. Hurat.of Aurora, whs In the city today. 8. A. Clarke lisd busluew In the me tropolls today. H. 6. Inonola, of tbo Oregonian, wss Id ttie city todjy. 13. Holer, of Tub Journal, returned today from Newport. HusriflJobn Kolgt left for Ymiulna bay on tbe 11 o'clock local. Recorder Ed. N. Eden Is BUllrIn from no attack of tonillltls. Justice O. E. Wolveitm went to Albany on tbe 11 o'clock local. B. P. Qlllner went to Portland on tb 8 o'clock local tuls morulas. Mrs. W ro. England was a passenger to Newport on the ruornlnK local. Chaa. Burggraf, tbe architect, was a fHweenger to Corvallls on tbe morning local. E. E. MoKlnney, tbe grain buyer, tranactd business In Qervals tbls afternoon. A. Buslse, of this city, was beiteu In a foot, race at Batrolt last week by J. M, HoHlugBWortli. Mrs. 0. D. Uabrlolson and children want toMebaina this morning for a short recreation. Mrs. J, J, Murphy was a passenger ie Portland ou tho afternoon local, on a vMt to relatives. Mrs. John Hughes and daughter, MUs Ethel, returned this morning from Oregon City. Mrs. Pague, of Peiiniylvanla, who Jam boeo tho guest of Mrs. T. J). Jack son, was a passenger to Portlaud on the altar noon local, Mr, and Mrs, W. ... Ooocher, of Iowa, were pasceugers to the uietropo. U on the !iQ local, County Jtecorder and Mrs, V, W. WUf and little son, went to Nownort today foranoutuig. MIu iJotorir, recently eugaged at (ho XtW Haar, lft this afterueoi) for hr Howe at Heattle. Htcrtry ofHtate Klnoalil went to Kih this inorulug for aHundsy Viatt wMI Ma family. J. h, J'uttisiii, state librarian, went . oyer to Newport this morning where h will , riuuday. Mt$, J H. Jackson and urn, VM; VMM with Wanda in Portlaud May, 't'rwy will return tlil evening Ml J.uiuia H, Yul, of Kwstt, Wftilj.sMMUil.vr of lilj.1. standing lu wr !lr lt Is Hi lite oily. Mri tiuoy lhm4 wme up roiu )wtaud (hi mwrolMM far a visit with IwrwMi Attriwy W. II JMw. Hft.il H. Holland and daughleo Hi iWimlt, war huuku ,Uri m Oily tb Hw t'Msl this nw Mis. J. Ji. Ksrly and .4.IJdfJii ut mi, tie vutllutf lu this vlly with Mr.auOJre- J. I. UIIUl,.,.um L)W4 llIIMIlIHIIMIBnWWI mumwitiiimum'nminamitnmim'Ht (IHKAT UUltWKAlt MAWt. UjrJj H JW M1m Jnwy rJWxi) )Viwli JI wwrMlw Jiy riWI, twyj'Ifew vt. wlwiy iluUliM Hftf MWtli IH 1 ;wy HMd, riutly t'lllHlM, idiM l4wf Vt 1V M slow!' r 4lws lti HWl IM'M WJ hlte tljMd vw. nwrc fKoii Mvl;V lslbifyHJ uiid wwr MM ll, il,jl W ftiiMlH (M4t 1 W fh A' "we ( ( hutf jll) autt r Xwwu fc I W 4 4HW IMI' fw4 See Window Dr. W. B. Moree left for BU Helena, Columbia county, this morning. His bicycle and fishing rod acconmauled blm. Rev. and Mrs. A. L. HBtblson went to Oregpn City tbls morning and were in attendance at tbe Cbautaqua meet. In?todiy. J. L. Bowinsn, travellnj: salesman for tbe Batem Woolen Mills More, re turned this tfternoon fiom a trip up tbe valley. Geo. Altken was a pa93enger to Port land ou tbe Salem local tbla morning. Ha will visit friends in Seattle before returning borne. Walter Davie, ono of Ha'cni's prom ising bicyclists who was successful in tbe races at Albaoy y(slenlay, returned borne, this afternoon. Th w. Reynold, Wells, Fargo & Co'f. agent In tbls city, went to Portland tbla afternoon where be will speed Sunday with his family. Mr. A. O. Oitorne lia has relunnd and laktn charge of br late liusbundV business aud will conduct It herxelf In person. Roseburg Plaindealer. Gov. Wm. P. Lord returned tbla morning from Aelilnnd where be has been attending n meetiu of the South- erd Oregon Chautauqua association. Dr. and Mrs.W. W. Contrla.Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Meyers, took the 0 o'clock overland train for Portland and wit nessed the bicycle races there this after noon. R. J. Spencer has returned from a lour of tho Eastern states in the Inter- est of the Oregon Jjunu company. While absent Mr. Spencer vUlted his old home lu Pennsylvania. B. L. Kapllnner, A. B. Blippey, Bert Macey, Kred ; Farreus J and Ernest Piper left today for tho mountains where they will upend u month lu hunting and (lulling. Rev. F. II, Owynee returned from Newport this afternoon, having com pleted arrangements for the accommo dation of ills family, who will leave for (he famous summer resort In a wek or leu days, where they will spend the summer mouths. Col. and Mrs, A. I. Wagner and family left today for Newport to bit absent for the summer. Tho youutfer people comprising the party uro Mlws Alma, Dslsy, Emma aud Tlnsey Wag ner aud Miits Helen Hast Keo, aud t, cook, went alongf course, Mr, Wag ner will return lu a few days. oujcat jrArourrisH. Thvfumm hull rualu that wo nhow um mttklnu a mml impri'Hiiltm on thv jmbllv, Wo'jtro ilujillcutliii onter rlyht alotifj, StKLhKll 0 HONH, I HO. Mate, i i i -o " " Worn. JlllYOlt-To Mr. and hit, ilryw M( Wtt HsUui, Soturdsy uturnlUK, July 18, Jtw, a nsugliter, yj-A( the home four nil (turn uiu, lu PulM (uuiy, lljurflav, , Iblri. to the wlfv of J. ). risUm, l.,,, I Jioyd, a ileuhtr. Mom i'x MuxHt.-Hhertll JmJiii KiilKhl Ihl aliernnou lurni iv-r (y Tnasurtif MiuiwBiioihttr hjf of hlu lug mebttM, amouiilinir l tlSW. Up to Iht 'ii lime iirtuis iwipls hove Ihu JmumJ win the slifHll' uiliM. Tii t"tl aiiiuuiit luniw wt 'ftMMl Wlfw ty Hlifllll Hutgliti slliw April I, I IIHUMI W- Wm. M.-TMI will liWfftjf Lw tf 'iipifn iumbr Hlwti MMi)tt(t. J i tilhe liUinUr h! lrMMM's A (V IslnpliHUs, poiiHMy ltHHhX llllt4 a pmtMy4 v i M-lier pffHl iliau i m iu wi )m JJuinuA )U)llrH dm If UiJ HW4r tiiiijf lr Wi'Wj iWHitmiMiiwiW tn"m)mMmmv9tM's CROCKER -y, WW!." limM))' wjju you will mm UlJlUl Uil fiHHIriWn 'J'BiTM SALEM BOTS VICTORIOUS. Carry On Honors, Both at Oregon , City and at Albany. , Although a small delegation of tbe Baleni Y. M. C. A. participated In the cntitefets at Oregon City yesterday with the Portland team, the local team was victorious lu thue of the live events c in letted for. All of the membeisof each team were regumted to take part in each event. Wm. P. Bibcock won tbe hammer throw, Charles Winters tbe mile run and W. 6. Paige the nun dred yard' dash, tbe latter also carry ing oft the prize for tbe best all round athlete. Watklns, of tbe Portland team, won tbe pole vault aud bigb jump. The afternoon program con cluded with a match game of basket ball In which the Salem boys were de feated tbe ecore being 4 to 0 In favor of the Portland team. Tbe Balem boys returned on the Salem local last evening much pleased over the result of tbe day's contests. There was an individual silver medal for the winner of each event and a prize for the one scoring tbe most points. 1S1GVCXE HACKS AT A MIA NY. Salem was well represented at Al bany yesterday In the postponed Fourth of July race.", a number of her best riders being iu attendance and partici pating in tbe yariuua events. Tbe first event of tbe afternoon races was oue third mile Class A. with four starters, Bruce Burnett, of Corvallis; Biddell, of Albany, Watt Siilpp and Walter Day is, of Salem. Owing to lime misuuderstaudiug the Albauy man failed to start atd Bhlpp's tire bunted leaving Burnett, of Corvallis, aud Davis, of Salem, in the race. The latter won in 40 2 6 Hecoud, beating the time made by Clata B riders four seconds in tbe same distance. The Class B riders, Sears, of Albauy,and L'e, of Salem, then run one third mile, Bears wnnlng by a scratch in 60J sec ond. Tbe mile raco for boys under 10 years oi age was easily won by E. E. McClanahan, of Eugene, in 2:57. One mile, CIufH A, with four starfern, bhiib as first race, was won by bbipp, Divis second. '1 ime 2:40. The live mile Cms A was easily won by Bbipp. ' There was four staiters, viz: Collins and Geo. Elklns, of Lebanon; Watt Bhlpp and Arthur Tnwnsoud, of Balem, Bhlpp took the lead at the start, which lie maintained throughout tho race, crossing the tape iu 148, with Collins Elklns a good second. The fivo-nillu, Class B, was a trull lug race between Hears of Albany and Lee of Bulrm, and was of little Interest until the outcome. Leo won by half u length, In M:iHJ. A band contest whs held In the eve ning, at which the JI. A. C. bund of Salem was awarded first prize, f)76, the Albany baud taking a second prize of W, A large uumber of the Salem Four C's went lo 1'ortluud this morning to witness the races, which were held tlieru this afternoon. Just before the trulu pulled out the club yell, " 'Rah, 'rah, 'rah, zip, boom, 'rah; Balem Four C's, ha, ha, ha !" was given, making the air ring, Those going down on fj o'clock loeal werei H. M, Htook, J', H, Dearborn, C, E, Robllu, Albert Jes up, Arthur Towtisend, Walter HtoU, Dr. T. C. Smith, Jr., Johnnie Porter, Claude Taylor aud F. A. Weluh, Charlts Hears, of Albany, and Watt HhlppaudM.J, J, of Hulcui, who are uuterod In today's raies, also went down ou the S o'clock local, COOL 1)IUNJ(H lH, JIOT II' iU TllJiJt, ao ut jitiiw' odd emu (iivtmwii noil Iru tho ww, Tho uwullnt mill tw In fooitv ofhb tinlMmu nwlliif Ooo' prtiyMi WM kt HI ltf eta? . Hiff rt li WtHwr. I JJi) UHtryatttr-y, 1'rsuk- S Wft HiowjMt mm ut r in MS wv gl will), in w, iLMrHUjih Villi jmpi Hulv pear u -I 'iV'1 Rsihiu a if (ftfabi mm M tvr mOdUla mUfti f aUtiipy si we mm atm llA trDiftV ( wm m$ lu Lais m U frj H Ui rjaJxn fit kiun, rl IIIWI4 PfflW tJuMty Myttfi, urmm mtKHilH. I mtu nut ! A POBLIO WAREHOUSE. Ilia Old Agricultural Work to Be Converted Into Storage. The building that has iu years past -been known as the agricultural works, aud more recently occupied by the Churchill sasli aud door factory, will, iu the very near future, become a pub lic warehouse It Is now owned by tbo Salem Water Comaqy, and Mr. Wal lace has decided to put It into this use. Master Mechanic Johnson, of tbe Southern Pacific, was in the city today and will at ?once put Into shape the sidetrack leading to tbls building, and put it into the best condition ior load ing produce onto tbe cars. The build ing Is 00x103 feet in elz, three stories bigb, and bns two platform elevators run by water power. It is ample In size and could not well be better situ ated for tbU purpose. A responsible man will be placed, In charge of tbe building and will receive bops as well a? all kinds of produce ou storage, icsu log receipts therefor, tbe same as mills do for wheat. Only a minimum rate will be charged for storage, and tbls will give p rod u cars here an opportun ity to command money ou warehouse receipts. The building being brick, will reduce insurance to a minimum, and, ou tbe whole, tbls arrangement must prove of great btneflt to tho farmers about Balem. OHUROH SERVI0E8 TOMORROW. Central Ciiaprl. Uaual services at 10 a. m. and 70 p. m. Unity. No services morning or evening on account of continued in disposition of tbe pastor. Y. M. C. A. Kev. P. 8. Knight will address the men's meeting at 4 p. m. All men are cordially invited to attend. CuMHERLANi) Presbyterian. PreaclilnK at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Y. P. 8. C. E at 7 p. m. South Balem M. E. Rev. Man ning will preach at 10:80 u. m. In tbe evenlug will be League and devotional rervlce conduoted by Sister Royal. J. M. Sbulse, pastor. Independent Evangelical. On Cottage street, near Center, J. Bower sox, pantor. Preaching at 10:30 and 8 tomorrow. Sunday school at 12 Endeavor society at 7. St. Paul's Episcopal. The Rev. Laurence Sinclair will preach tomor row In St. Paul's Episcopal church at 10:30 and 8 p. m. and at 3:30 p. m. In Bt. Mary's church, Woodburu. First Baphbt. Morning service at 10:30. Subject: "The Cloud of Wit nesses, Seen or Unseen I" Sunday school at 12 o'clock, Young people's meeting at 7 p.m. No evening ser vices. German Evancjemoai.. Corner of Liberty uud Center streets, P. Blttner, pastor. Preaching tonlglit at 8 and communion service tomorrow at 11 a. in., U. Suliukneeht, P. E., olllclatiug. All uro invited. Christian. Preaching at 10:30 a. iu, rtubject: "I Am Debtor." Bun day school at 12 in.. J. M. Woodruff, superintendent. Junior Endeavor at 4 p,m Alleti IVrrliie.superiuteudeul. Y, ', B. ( 13. at 0:15, John Bcolt, leader. Preaching at H p, m, Subject: The Kingdom." EvANOKi.it'Ai.. Corner Chemeketa aud Seventeenth streets Pastor will preach at 11 a m. In tbe evening at tto'tilook Presiding Elder H. Soliuk- neclit from Portland will fill the pulpit Communion services after the evening (llMX)urw), Sunday school at 10 a. in, Y. P. A. Hireling at 7 p. m. I, B, Fisher, pastor, Ciiuitcii ok CirHurr, Court street, Services Huuday morning at 10:30, Preaching by Elder Matthews. Sun. day soliool Immediately after. Preach lug lu the evening at H o'clock by El dur V, Krllaway. Iui(orlaiit thems on Itolii oticasloiis. Meetings are lion sectarian. All are InviM, At Nnvvpoiiv.-Tbe farnou MitJ terey hotel Is agsiu oten for the r oeplioii of tourists, summer visitors and all who wish to enjoy themselves at the waslde during the JuUd Urni. HitUftlwl as this Mipulr ivn U, In OU one of (lie iiio1 shelU'rrd ts on (lie ttoasl, aurnliMl .entirely IfttM Hie linithvrwt trade winds by 'x Fpul wfcutliur, U is the mM dtwlrable, pleas aid and ailraetlve pJ'4 lospeud a fvw iie!lllf that asn well U ImsglliMl - aa i (loiunutUd to tJis Ayuiu. F'iajk (Jhsiulwrisli), of WMhii'ijtoti mMyt Ksl W yDsrs, was Wny win IDJUmj Ut tUe aslum, It Mm(( Ills tQ Jl) allk. J'tdwrn v - U tuNiivy ( l"!i l V -t mjl liwst. IJamllloii A Mulr, fomi , Udit A ,lh hauk Lld( ilAwl llm WtmMi A m(mmI ly wllh immv, i mix pir. Imiuite at Jii4J MliW AwmM . jHkIiM HvMurt. WarM'f fr. Ai4i AtUwli(rl'ir mam mm A Young "Girl's Trials. Nervous Trouble Ends in St. Vitus' Dance, Physicians Powerleis-Jhe Was Weak in' MIrd and Bodj but Medical Science Came to the Rescue-Tha Story I old by tne Happy Mother. From the Reporter. Bomenet, Ky,l Among tbe foot hills of tbe Cumber land Mountains, near tbe town of Flat Rock is the happy borne of James Mc Pberron. But a few months ago this home was darkened by the shadow of death, but tbe sun of life shone again and happiness reigns where once there was naught but misery. Four months ago tbe daughter of the family, a bappy girl of sixteen, was stricken with Bt, VltUB dance and fnr ninnn rlnui llloralltf llv'Pfl In the t - ,l.i. rt. l.i1lMrt nhn.tM.nn were consulted but without avail, bbe grew paie and tbin under tbe terrible nervlous strain ana was iast, toeing her mental powers. In fact tbe thought of placing ber in an asylum was seriously considered. Her case baa been so widely talked about that tbe report of her cure was like modern izing a miracle of old. To a reporter who visited tbe borne the mother said: "Yes, the reports of my daughter's sickness and core are true as you hear tbem. Her affliction grew Into Bt, Vitus' dance from an aggravlted form of weakness and nervous trouble pecul iar to ber eex. Every source of help was followed to tbe end, but it seemed that physicians and medicine were powerless. Day by day Bbe grew worse until we despaired of her life. At times she almost went into con vulsions. She cot so that we had to watch to keep ber from wandering away and you can Imagine the care sue was. "Abont this time wbec our misery was greatest and all nope baa ned, I read of another case, almost similar, that had been cured by a medicine known as Dr. Williams' Piuk Pill. Almost In desperation I secured some of tbe pills and from that day on the wonderful work of restoration com cem menced: the nervousiuesB left, bei cheeks grew bright with fie color of health, she gained ll su and grew strong both mentally and physically until toduy she is the veiy picture o health and happiness. It Is no wonder that I speak In glow iug terms of Piuk Pills ti every alllut person I meet. They saved my daughter'sllfe and I am grateful. The foregoing is but oue of raanj wonderful cures that have I teen cred ited to Dr. Williams Piuk Pills forPalt People. Diseases which heretofore have been, supposed iucuriablesuccomb lo this wonderful medicine us read Hi as the most t itllng allafei.ts la many cases the reported cures have been In-Vestlgt-d by the leading uewspapers and verified in every possible manner and in no case lias tbe least semblance ot fraud been discovered. Their fame has spread to the far ends of civilza- tlon aud there rs hardly a drug store In this country or abroad where they cauuoi oe rounu Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills for Pale People have au enormous sale, aud from all quarters come In glowing re ports of tbe excellent result follwing their use,; Au analysis proves that tbsy contain In a condem-ed form all theele menu necessary to give new life and richness to the blood aud restore slut tered uerves, They are an uiifallug seclflo fur such dlsetues as locomotor staila, partial paralysis, St, VltuV dunce, sciatic, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous lieadaoue, (be after efleot of In grlixt( ivslpltailun of the heart, pale aud sallow complexion, that tired feel lug resulting from uervous pnwtratlou. all diseases resultiug from vltloUd humor In tho Mom), such us scrofuls, vhroiilu erysipelas, nut. They are aim a sM!Clllc for trouble peculiar to female, suuii as suppression, IrrrtfulsHllr and ail forms or wesKiii-s, 'tney nulla up the blood ntoe (he glow of health to psle aud sallow cheeks, In men I hey titttxjt a radical cure lu all osm.s anting from menial worry, everwork or exotstes of whsleVrr nature, There are no III vIJmi followlug Hie u ol this wonderful modiolus, slid It o he glveii (o .ililMreii with jwrfiwt ssfvty 'J'Iimmi Pills re msuufau.ured by the IU Williams' Mtxlioliie Company, tfchnxUdy, ti. V, and are sold only In iuM-s Uniig ths firm's trad mark and wrspiwr, at fey tiiU a hog or li bOKMi fur KW, and are never sold In Mi IK i hey my I hsd of all drua Mists ut dirtwi by mi from Or Wli Ham's MihJmiiw fWmpsoy Ths n ai whlvh jlieee Pills t sold iiisVm iMurse of irimoi insiiMhsiye as Mon.partxt Willi Mlisr feiimJlM 0RWA. faw.m omtCUIZE. KA)lOUUi,AluniNI'Ml'hi7i 'i Wit, QMYmdt . i JUIlHthH, luiHL kilKmiNU GOLD AND SILVER mmmtwm fhUV am H rwa jajiv SUMMER Our stock of Shoos is complete Have just received a grartd line of MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, At. thfi same time the Dry Goods is still going- to secure ir.e of so A FEW DAYS MORE. Until Saturday we will continue hat sale. Choice of 200 Men's Hats, all shapes and sizes FOR a Come and get your pick. Hats worth from $1.50 to $4.50, all at the same price. S. M. q iEj 115 STATE BARR & Hop Stoves AVOOD AND Pumbing and Tinning. 2 14 Commercial JOHN HUGHES. Dealer lu CrocerleH. Paints, Oils, Window iliiH.s,Yurnihhc Hud tliciuoHtcompIctoKtock ol ItniNlicH of all KIikIh In (lie HtHto, ArtlHtH'.11atorIalH,LIim', lulr, Cement and .SliIiileHititd lliiCHt (iiialltyol JIUHHHKI.I)H NtW ADVeHTISr.MCr.Tb. UillAVKD-fr id fsrmiul tUe iH'e M. U iii.ii i kU I j av., imo buy iiou tU)ul lU hi (JUeliui lilliil l.t Mlnlc, IwilliT yvutt stu, ma A luiurnuiiou UkdiUK tu Iiivir nwvvury will Ih " luiuininiMiu imoiiii ITDJWlly rWMllMl, UtIVIU irut'k sua ny Vl J II w falmrnoy iWu iul tuc imiiIiici' iirvlufjrscilttlUK uuilai lunnriu urn Hill lilt III f, My . licsuvtUiaaiuiJlviHl, W 'f'.INl- i.oii wiiius (rum iit rum. oi'. ioijr moiiiuiu; iluoi ii CutiutM iu future iwuiiilu nil luiiilllim ui m u( ilic ulii firm. W. 'I. IHUUIII.U I IM1I T'lUIIIIII l.ii JlKN I -rfovvMl vUhIm) (ikiii.., lurul.lmj P ut miiuruUli.a.uu Ubuiv iiulli ntsr !'" uiiuirssliiuiaslJuufuslunlu W-S. nit n. t K .kiiVLiL? ....:.. .i rf. . ...' :mii,i rivHiiuviiMiuii iu nuii rM rli Li.li Ku., w.m.t I . . ' .J". . .-.... w w..r. v.rw IHIli Ik liri4 1I1M1M. .11I411UII1 Bl.tf fclailtf liMHUIll all, liuUlf uiii.uisuuuu mil it.nr ikmiiiuiiu num a fU l ilUUUl4lwUriU(llll, (WM 4t limit iw, rn ihmiui ivmiiiu u Vt'l ut imld loriuiwAinnllj,uliuii(. Ui vtyU l fcMli. ,V ?I UtkH. Slsl.li lUuft- I (HUM HUM IIU AdtU4llK liSul l.UiruiUt()M-J ,,mt 'fab mu rniiHMi, inHtf s(4 mm SAi.ii UK T IA ). 1 MS LuudM. w, r ryMUhUMtiuiUllll tSi SIMM Mlk4 iu JJ7 ,w in iik4 fuf Uintfvt wUf Urn k fUlMl '?J.l.'.fU'H faisn w sJOiww )Ai't,M. matL WiiuiWi. utff nui4 ,'IH rIUIISUi, )MM ..'. .t.i. r-. s -i- 1 Hi !(, URmut Jl w iss hu ini4iYnm I '. Sb U, . I WIIWIHI W.WM flS' sir a. i ); JMKMAVJA uj, UtWiJ AMisiiiUlisliUlisAil. M1I.L U!) ml bi ksHti yj lu u 1 i UPllilN A,lt-Of lim,n,oiUua.u(i. J lllliif iif UtdtliU, Msvili, itunmu; I'l.flK. Ulli-i. Urns iwmiiiu4 duy, Mitiiify, iiat i si I ji in , uhuvi i iiui mm ife k ku & tllk"! hmMMm&w W3FnrBLfc"V T'lJl. vmwium- uumis wvml STOCKS! clotiDC oat tale ot on. Don't for-jet out rare banmiris. The Palace. 1. jEsUa STOOsKb STREET. PETZEL, and Pipe. IRON PUMPS.' See us before ordering. Streot. F. M. Steele AT.THK Of.U CX)UJIT JfOUHK, Machinery ami Bicycle Repair KlMlrlt-' e)U sud XMedlcsl ilnllorlr a .1. elslly.Siiisn DyuuiiKw uud Wolor. titilll uud relrmi All work duua u iho UmI msuur. SALEM TILE WORKS. i.AltUK.trtXX'iC ON IIAWIJ. l"?E:1 1 , H)vUI liiduaaiueuU (Jflired. Mliliuwd li si .. . . "" " .-. . nvhwi 111111 llll ftlwill ...ill ud furprtus, ui, finnu rvtuiit. Addn J. K, Ml Hfiry, liuuuu, Ut J..MMVAITKrUINTJN(JC0 )0K AND JOB PRINTJSRS fUnt JllanU Vubllnhen. iunu HAKIM. 7lM MKAI H'1'i.VI.I.V A MKAI). STEAM WOOD SAW, TAKE A SEAT. 'J li I. faWii situ I utJir. . UUt1 lli,ktjs still ,ri 111 k4!l, VtS , St VM.Ulilu t HU'VAHUn MHUim Hm, Money to Loan, 1wll JUisJli.ii.i'jJlffi C fl, LANE Mew 111. 1 'ftiuiu, ll ijiniu.:uiul (, NiImu BUILDINO MATtlllAL vmmNjgi WwWfcEg CD n wa4( iiiw tmUii ma wl HiM ! AM unnnt, hVW ( i wMJSriMBjfmw 0( otU. HU JHU(yl m wmnm