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-STllONa'8 IlEMTAUltANT.-
PERSONALS.
0. E. Magere of MoMlonvlllo, la hi
tho olty.
Col. It. A. Miller was a visitor In
Btt-
lem today.
Hon. Geo. W. Dayla wont to Pioneer
quarries today.
Prof. VV. 8. Arnold left for bU home
lu Beattlo this afternoon.
J. W. Gates, representing tho lied
Beal Baking Powder, Is in the city.
W. H. Horuo of Portland, was today
appointed notary public by Goyoruor
Lord.
W. 0. Karvoy Jordan and Horace
WUUb, returned today from Newport
today.
Mrs. 13. B. Pbllbrook anil children
lelt thla alUiruoou for a week at Clat
sop beach.
The cncacpment of Hal D. Patton of
Balem and Ella Breymuu of Portland,
Is announced.
Bqulro Farrnr, tho hop faclor, come
down this afternoon from a busluess
trip to Lebauau.
Mrs. Caroline Smith loft today fur
Iudepondonco to visit her son, G. A.
Bmlth, tho attorney.
Hon. Wm. Barlew: of Clackamas
coouty, was a Balem visitor today look
log up tho hop business.
Gon. Tuttlo, was Ju the olty over
iiluht and left todav to inspeot ono of
tho O. N. G. companies at Newport.
Jos. Sohlndlerand family, accom
panled by Miss Cora Lltohfleld, started
for a two woek's outing at Waterloo
today,
J. W. Crawford, lato Indian agoutat
Pendleton, now Agricultural agent at
Corvallls, has been In town for a few
days.
Jo. Moeker, sou of tho great Puyal-
lup hop faotor,arrlved In the olty today
and has arranged for opening ofilccs In
Hjalnm nn lintial.
iuanager uoo. Goodhuo Bayii the
wonci business la looking up. Betall
prices are still low f 2 for big fir; small
11.76; ash J2.25; oak f3.
Eugene Guard, Aug, 20: Goo. Hun
saker went to Balem today to assumo
his duties In tho Insano asylum. His
family will go down tomorrow.
Robert Jonoa of Polk county, will
leave tomorrow for Chicago, where bo
will take a position in tho power
house of tho metropolitan electrlo
railway.
Bey. J. S. Whlto has loft for his
annual outing for reoroatlon. The
gentletneu of his church surprised him
"With a vory nlco little purse to defray
his expenses.
J. W. Borlber, casblor of the Farm
era' aud Traders' National bank of La-
Grand, uccomnanlco by his family. Is
vlsltiug bla parents in Bouth Balem,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Scrlber.
Will Bmlth resigned his position in
J. H. McOlung's store this morning.
Ho will go to Balem to assume his
position In tho insano asylum the
latter part of the week, Eugene
Guard.
Not Btinciv. Whou you want a
good meal you don't wan't things doled
out with a penurious baud, At the
the Now York Kltohou you get gen
erous supplies of whatover you order.
GOOD VALUES AT WILLI8
BB03. A CO'B.
25o a yd figured India silks, 10
inched wide
fio a skein good quality Baxony yarn
to close the line.
Co a
yd new patterns dark dress
prints.
$1.60
a pair laaies aongoia patent
leather tipped shoes.
25o a yd new lull wool Fronoh nov
elty dress goous.
$2,75 "Our Ltador," a ladles' blaok
cloth capo with velvet collar.
Bee It.
$12.60 Men'a imported clay worsted
" saok suits Just received.
50c tho best uulauudrled white
shirt ever made "Tho Durable"
fio a pair Men's seamless half hose,
good quality.
12.25 to 4.60 boy's suits, ages 4 to 14
years. Cau't bo beat.
A $50 blaok silk dross pattern to be
giveu away to our dress goods custom,
r. Ask for particulars. A few pairs
ldlM damaged kid gloves to ba glveu
away, iono pair with every 25 cent
" l il.BAmt f.m OR Aetata
WILLIS BROS. A CO.
Th mbU JJry Gooda, Clothing nd
jMNje-Uoww,
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i Material
and Accessories Now
Required.
IN UP-TO-DATE DM GOOD STORES
Tho Cycle Specialists and Wheel
Surgeons.
'I'm: Joiminai.
articles tho past
week by Salem
Boclety women
on uress reiorm
and tho bloomor
ooatumo have
beeu tho subject
of universal com
ment. O t h o r
b ketches are
promised for Sat
urday's Jobh.
NAL by nb!e
writers.
A JouiitJAii reporter took a turn
among some of the Salem drygoods
stores today to soo tho now lines of
oods sold only to lady cyollsla.
The blcyclo ooreot Is now Rolu at pey
urul of tho stores. It U u
wulalod" affair with elnstlo
llAlinri.
gores,
t-Hpeclally suited for wheeling and to
bo worn with bloomers or short-skirt
riding costumes. This corfcet la next
thing to no cornet at all, tho dealer
May, and Is worn by ladies who ride
horseback, ploy tunls or croquet.
Tho mulerlals used iu bloomer cos
tumes consists of heavy serges aud
astrachan cloths, mostly In navy blue
and blacks. Walsta are tliado of the
samo raaterlul as tbo trouuors. Storm
serges and ladies cloth are dosirublu
hnnauno thov ciMi bo ouilly froed of
dust. Navy blue serges are most com
monly worn, but gray mixtures In all
wool, aud checks aud scotch plaids
aro also vory ueslrablo. Of course
Micro are buttons to match. Suph
accessories as nuttv ties, shirt frouts
and gloves, aro also kept in stock by
samo of tho moro enterprising doalors.
Ono Btore has patterns for short skirts,
bloomors aud logglnB. Tho ladles'
cycling hoslery,llko tho men's, Is heavy
ribbed with doublo heels, toes aud
knees. Now lines of caps to match
tho suits aro perfectly Btunnlng. Tho
advont of Indies op bloyolcs bcoiiib
to tho dry goods trade, as tho modorn
woman ou a wheel needs an entlro
cycling outfit, iu addition to all hor
othor clothing. Iu other words the
bloomor costumo and tho skirt aro
going to exist sldo by sldo.
TJIK UIOYCLK 8UIU1E0NB.
Tho oyollst modlcal profession have
had a great rush of business during tho
summer months. Iu wlnlor thoy are
not so busy, ns only tho business men
aud people living alougsldo siuowalks
will ride. But, lu addition to all tho
now wheels being bought of first-class
makes that could be got from tho fac
tories, all tho old whools hayo boon
pressed into aorvlce and used as long as
thoy would run.
Mauy books havo beon written on
tho oare of bicycles, but tho busy man
whose tlmo Is worth mouoy prefers to
take his wheol, when auythlng alls it,
to a oyolo expert, to tlukerlug around
with it hlmsolf. Ho will pay moro fcr
tools than repairs at tho shop cost htm.
Even if hla wheol has uot a break, he
will do well to occasionally havo his
wheel overhauled ut a good ropalrshop.
Dloycle repairing has becomo a dis
tinctive trade, aud at least four
establishments in this city that do not
much else but tako down and sot up
wheels, put wheezy, wind broken
pneumatla steeds on tholr feet, euro
lamo ouea aud stop leaks iu tires. It
Is believed that an ontlro new "bike"
can bo built at Saloni, so complete Is
tho stock of all tho parts at our woll
equlpped repair shops.
QIVE YOU 11 BUCK A 11ATU.
Not at tho harbor shop, whero
take it, but givo it a Sunday bath
you
aud
rest at soma flrst-olasa ropalrer's.
It Is
dono In this wayt All tho gearings aro
taken apart, the chain and wheol ball
bearings arc put in a bath of coal oil
oyer Bunday. Monday morning the
wholo Is thoroughly oleaued aud set up
fresh and frisky as a young cayuee.
Put your old wheel in soak oyer Bun-
day and you wilt ride oil as If you bad
a new "bike" under you, A now wheel
or any wheel worth having should be
thus oleaued ouco lu sixty days or
oftener. The tmial charge is $1 aud it
Ib undoubtedly au economical Invest
ment.
Forstner &. Uo., in tbo Eldrldgo
block, the old gun fctore oouduot a geu
oral bicycle repair business and aro
reliable men of groat experience lu tbls
lino. All tholr work Is guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Tnelr Utiles aud
machinery runs by steam power. Thoy
build hydraulic hop presses and can
Or, Prkd' C.Ciin Baking t'owdw
W(fM'9F!rUIktAwaHl
Ste
construct n ntcam engluo from tho
boiler to the smoko Htnclt.
Wm. Mitchell, Is the repair man at
Imperial Headquarters. This is the
pioneer establishment In this line aud
has a very completo equipment at 283
Commercial street. Mr. Mitchell came
from Portland a month slnco aud will
now rcmovo his family to Salem.
F. M. Bteelo, the Umbrella man, aud
L. E. Gardner, are runulug a ebop,
(8eo ud. in JotniNAL.) and tujnlug out
a good mauy wIicoIb that stive perfect
satisfaction and at a reasonable rate.
They havo a flrat-claea lathe and aro
both machinists and motal workers,
which Is quite Important.
J, J. Maurer has been repairing bi
cycles slnco 1883. He Is one of tbo
pioneers In this Hue and has run a
shop on his own account for three
years at 204 Commercial streot. no
was with Bon Forstner for a number
of years. Ho does work lu hiu lino for
wheelmen all over tho valley and oven
from Portland. Ho has tho most
modern lathes, tho fluest sot of tools on
tho coast, buklng ovens for enameling,
is a thorough going maohlnlst aud bl
oyolo oxpert, employs from three to
four men aud baa from ten to twenty
wbeola In tho house all the time.
i i
RIVER NEWS.
The river stands at ubout seven
teutha of n foot above low water, a fall
of two-ton t ho of a foot In ton days.
Tbo Modoo loft ut 10 a. m. Monday
for Portlund. She returns heroThuis
day morning, leaving Portland Wed
nesday at 0 a. m. Tho O. B. & N. Co.,
hopo to foave Jbo Gypsey, n lighter
draft boat, on a threo trips u week
schedule by next Monday.
Tho Grey Eagle leave Portland this
morning for Salem and will rcaoh Sa
lem Home lime in tho nlgbt. She is
scheduled to leave for down rlvor
points Wednesday morning.
HjpNKy Mail, Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Brown who coudu.ot tho stage line
between Salem and Slduoy nro accom
modating many persons on tbo road
by leaving their mall aud Tjjk Jour
nal. Liberty and Boso late poatofllccH
aro on their route and thoy deliver
mull along their routo dally to partlcH
who put up boxes for 25 ceuU n month
or (2.40 a year In advunco.
lM.ysTUATKp, Lkptok,!; TqmqitT.
Dr. C. A. Doruiau wll give his Inst
lecture In tho Presbyterian church at
8 o'clook. Tho subject of this lecturo
will bo "Whlto Coniu Screws." These
lectures aro free aud all uro cordially
invited to ntteud.
Bound Advick. "If some of the
mon who complain of hard times
would got up at 4 o'clook, ruBtlo up a
fust and como to town and sell It, said
an old lady today, thoro would not bo
so much tiiik of hard times."
Will Pioic Hoi's. a young Salem
rarponter who has nothing to do saya
ho oxpects to muko $1.50 to $2 a day
next month picking hops. That man
will win the goldon crown ofBUcoess
somp day.
Balem Cyclists. If you aro not a
now woman you cau at least hayo all
the nowest articles for wheeling cos.
tumes by calling at Tiioa. Holveraon'n
drygoods houso.
Fattkns Btooic OatB and hay,
when the quullty la good, make sleek
s took. Brewster & Whlto lead tho
trudo on those articles at 01 Court
street.
Tiikee Drunks. Chas. Earl, John
Dee and John Ford oaoh received "five
days" at tho hands of Judgo Edea this
morning, for Imbibing too much corn
Juice.
New Fahwcs. The moat complete
atook of stylish fabrics and up to date
patterns for cycling suits can be seon
at Thoa. Holversou's dry goods store.
A Peach Bloom. If you don't
kuowwhat that Is, call arouud ut Mo
Call Bros, ou Court street and you will
appreclato what good poaches are.
For All Glasses.
Tho New York Raoket has Just ro.
celved a full line of mou's, boys aud
youths olothlug aud overcoats of any
size, for long men and short, heavy
men and light, of good quality, direat
from ono of the best wholt-salo clothing
houses lu Chicago, Our olotblug aro
all good standard goods and aro marked
to roll at our usual olose profits. Call
and see them, 27-d2-wl
When Baby wm sick, we garo her Cttstorla.
When the was a Child, she cricJ for CastorU.
When the becomo Jttsa, the clung to CtutorU,
When the hJ Children, ho cave them CutorU
A High Liver
Usually baa a bad liver. He in bill,
one, constlantod. boa Indigestion aud
dyspepsia. " there la no organlo
trouble a few doses of Parks' Sure Curo
will tone him up. Parks' tiura (Jure
a the only liver and kidney cure wo
nell on & positive guarantee. Prlro
91.00. Bold by Lunn A Brooks. 10-1
m
ChMdron Cry for
Pltchtrr dutorl.
sate
1riiii.'i.,in'ii'"jTr. ifj.i -ipiiig;aowaaunmfHi
11
ill!
Francis FenkN Shoots His Wife
4
'anil II in sell'.
NESTUCCA LUMBER MILL BURNED.
Heavy Loss ol Properly No In
surance. Astoria, Or., Aug 27, About fi
o'clook this morning Kraticls Feakes,
keeper of a small huckster shop lu the
lower portion, of town, fired twonlnt
out of a rovolvor at hla wife, and thou
deliberately placed tbo revolver ut his
right temple nml blew tho whole top
of hlB skull on". The atteutb n of the
neighbors was attracted by the child
rouoftho couple, six In number who
escaped from the house by Jumping
out of tbo window.
Whon tbo liourto was reached Feakes
was found dead upon tho iloor and bis
wife unconscious from the eilccts of
two wounds in tbo head. Tho woman
lmB beon removed to tho hospital but
physicians say she cannot recover. It
is said the couple did not get along
woll together, and havo lately met
with financial reverses, which may
account In somo measure for the bus
band's deppprtlou.
Nostucca Mills Burned.
MoMinnville, Or , Aug. 27. The
Nestucca mllln, 20 miles west of here,
owned by Jones & Adams, was burned
this morning. The mill, lumber and
all buildings near were burned. Loss,
$25,000. No Insurance The adjolulnu
forest, tho lluest limber on tho coast, is
burning, and will destroy from tea to
twenty million feet. The origin of the
llro in unknown. Twenty to thirty
mon with their families will bo thrown
outot employment,
Delicious Mkals. The best low
priced meals ever served In Salem at
Ken worthy t Barnetl's. Ludlea din
ing parlors up stulrs.
The Wkatjikh,. The plgmd sorvlco
roports fair and warmer weather for
Wednesday.
"Say, Bill, look hero; see how I've boon dupod "
"How is that ?"
(Why, hero Is a pair of shoos on my foot I bought up
street and paid2 50 for tlmnunnd T could como richt down
horo on Statostreot to tho Union Bargain Storo aud got a
mighty sight better shoo for $1.85. There is a good hard half
day's work gone for nothing. And look at this nice Fedora,
hat for only 50c. They 'want six bits for tho pame hat up on
Commercial st. I toll you it pays a follow to look round bo
foro ho spends his money theso hard times."
Youra for trade,
Union Bargain Store
142 S"a?j5kT3ES K"3C-
Tho Northern Route.
Aro you going East? Havo you do
clded which routo you will tako? Do
you know the Northern Pud Ho Is tbo
only liuo runnlug Upholstered Tourist
Sleepers direct from Portland to the
littst wiliiout chango or ueiay v uo
you know this Is tho only line running
elegant dining cars from Portland to
the East? Do you kuow that theso
extra accommodations are given pas
sengers without any higher rates than
via Inferior Hues? Do you know that
you do not have to Jump out at 5 or 0
o'clock lu tho mornlug on this line for
breakfust and only have fifteen or
twenty minutes in which to gulp it
down 7 Do you kuow tho Northern
Pucltlo is the scenlo trauH-contlncntal
liuo of America? Do you know you
cau travel as cheaply via this line as
via Inferior routes?
Call ou or write us for additional In
formation, which will bo cheerfully
given you.
Tiios. Watt & Co.,
200 Commercial BU. Balem Oregon.
How's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh tint cannot be cured by
Hall Catarrh Cure.
F.J.CHENEY & CO. Props., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
htm perfectly honorable in all business trans.
notions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West & Truat, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo,
O,, Walding, Kinntn & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists, Testimonials free,
DijJ You Ever Think
That you cannot be well unless you have
pure, rich blood? If you are weak, tired,
languid and all run down, it is because your
hlood is impoverished and lacks vitality.
These troubles may be overcome by Hood's
Sarnaparilla because Hood's Barsnparilla
makes pure, rich blood. It is, in truth the
great blood purifier.
Hood's PIIU cure liver ills, constapatlon,
biliousness, jarmdlcc, sickheadache, indiges.
tion.
Dr. Price's Cream Uaking Pewftr I
tWWBl UVM MW 1NWUHT rJ MS rFVKWff
.jiu.n..irWy:itoVf
Durrant's Trial r
San Fiianoisco, Aug. 27. The
morning session of tho trlul of Theo
dore Dilrrant, for tbe murder of
Blanche Lnmont was unovenful. Im
mediately after the urou rece&s, how
over, two veniremen wcro patscd by
both sldeH and isworn In, making 11
Jurors now selected,
Tbs two now urors aro David
Brookn, liverymen, and J. H. Babbitt,
wagou-maker. As soon as one more
Juror is obtained, the uctual trial oi tho
case will begin, as tho prosecution has
abandoned the plan to try the case with
14 Jurors, as permitted in au act passed
liy the ln?t leulslature, when deemed
advisable by tho court.
Since Durrani wom llrst called upon
to plead, live weeks ago, both prosecu
tion and defeuso havo been busy, aud
the strongest features of tho oaso hayo
been developed slnco Durrant was first
a prisoner at tho bar. Each side now
has Its case well lu hand, and a gieat
legal battle Is expected.
Naval Forts.
London, Aug, 27. A Berlin dis
patch says It Is reported Japan will
build two new uuval forts at Omlnato
In Ackuorl, and at Yelko bay, In tho
Loo Choo iBlauds. It is further re
ported that tho mikado will send a
squadron of his best men-of-war on a
cruise to Europe and America.
LETTER LIST.
The following letters remained In the
postolllce uncalled for Aug. 20. In cull
ing for letterH pleoso Bay "advertised,"
Bruer S Bush E
Brain Geo DulnupJ H
Darling Ollvo Mrs Enkson O E
Emmerson Lj man Eotcll J E
Ekak Barbara Uleuu E W
Qlassfurd Nelllo Horner E B
Horemau B Mrs
Honshaw I) Mrs
Hanson F Mrs
Kelley VA Mm
Mortimer J B
Me eri J 11
Blchel L
Torwllliuer M Mit,
Horndon A J
Johnton W F
Leo H am
Helorlng Henry
PlckrelEJMrs
Starr Louise Mrs
Pluard Treslloy Vtusey V E
Wilson D B
B. F. noNHAM, P. M
Wanter. GlrlB ui onei twenty-flvi
fruit paokers-at (ho Wallace warehou'
corner Trade and High htroet', by the
Oregon Fruit & Troducs Co.
Reduced Rate.
The Southern Puoirlo Co. has put on
reduced rato on oats in carload"lots of
40,000 pounds. Ellectlvo Aug. 21 from
Portland and all points on main Hue as
fur south as 'Eugene City; between
Woodbum and Natron aud Lebanon
branch. Three dollars per tou to Ban
Francisco, Oakland wharf, Port Costa
and Bucrameuto.
W. W. Bkinnkr,
d&w Ageut,
.. mu an iug uiuni ui imiruuu 111
the United States.
There aro 60,835,880 rails used to
cover this ground.
There aro 633,205.000 ties used to bind
these rails together, but no such
amount, however, Is required to bind
tho hearts of the traveling public to the
(iia! Hint 1 n tiri....l t .
mu lum inu lYiBuuuHiu v;oniroi noes
furnish superior facilities on all their
trains between 8t. Paul and Chicago,
whloh form close connections with all
lines to the east and south.
Make a note of It.
Boxed. Those famous Beardsley
peaches by the box, lower than ever,
for canning a.nd preserving. Call at
urauson a uo's.
Awarded
Hlshest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
(Most Ptc&ct Ma.
4VcntbStMdf
riiiOiiiiirniiiiciAMOxMtiitinrrm waw
WI
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YOU CAN GrlST A
50-inch nil-wool sorgo. ,. 5qc
32 'inch all-wool cheviot '. 270
32-inch all-wool Tricot 25c
38-inch all-wool Henrietta 3gc
Largo line of Cheviots llc
Good grade of Bleached Muslin '
Shaker Flannel 7 1 c
Well, you can, and it great many othor havgaiiiri.
DO NOT MISS OUR
HOSIERY SALE
j bdnesdaV
m
As wo will give you tome rare bargains.
S. M.& E. H. STOCK
115 STATE STREET.
BARR &
Hop Stoves
AVOOD AND
Plumbing and Tinning.
214 Commercial Streot.
GRAY
M If,
j
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WAGONS
Road Machinery and Agricultural Implements.
luteal Improved GoodB and Lowest Prices.
W, Cor. State and Liberty St. SALEM OREGON
J, C. GOODALE,
COBURG LUMBER YARD,
TWE3 FTH STREET, NEAR DEPOT,
All grades and dlmouMonR of Dulding Lumber BJLargcst stook and Lowot
prti'ow. J K. BAKER. MHtmiHir.
EXCELSIOR - STABLES-
B. C, HANSEN, MANAGER.
Only good horses used. Satisfaction guaranteed. Stables
back of Stato Insurance block.
Brof. 8.. Woimor.
lato of tho Rail conservatory, Frank
fort on tboMu!u, has opoced a clues in
Bnlem for Instructions on tho piano,
organ, violin, mandolin, thorough-baps
and harmony. Tortus reasinable.
Call at Will's muslo storo near post
olllce 621tf
"A Nkw Tkaohek." Wo have In
our city now a Hrat class German
teachor ill IIIUhIo. both In Inntrnmi.nM.I
and vocal training. Make a call and
you will have her for a teacher In your
homo. Tonus aro reasonable. Bho
stays nt tho homo of Mrs. M, Blglln,
602 17th and Ferry stroets.
Cheapest and bestdallyand weekly
paper In Oregon. The $1 Weekly aud
One Cent Daily.
PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
Shortness of Breath, Swell,
ing of Legs and Feet.
w,"For.Jlboufc four years I was trou
bled with pa Ipltatlou of tho heart,
b lortncss of breath and Bwelling or
the legs and feet. At times I would
faint. I was treated by tho best phy
sic ans in Savannah, Gfa., with no w-
Dr. Miles, Heart Cure
also his Nervo and Liver Pills. Af
ter bajmnmg to take tliem I felt better! I
In better health tlian for many years.
Slnco my recovery I hayo gained fifty
Sn weight, I hopo this stated
sStoSy of valuo to som w
v , ,1 i'i ii.jigU
K. B. BDTTON. Ways BtaUon. Ga.
at. Juuea-iieart Dure la sold on a tvwi.
-j j... miiin tor to, or
i'4rooMis
iHriMTf,MlW
mm it?
I
PETZEL,
and Pipe.
IRON PUMPS.
See us boforc ordoriiiL'.
BROS,,
JOHN HUGHES.
J)cnlor in tiroecrics, Paints,
Oils, Window OlnsSfVnrnblici
and tliomost complete stock of
m-iisliea of all Kinds in tlio
State. Artists' JMntcrlnls, Lime,
Ilair.Ccment and Shingles nml
ilnest quullty of GKASS SKEDS
NtW ADVERTISEMENT!).
WAN TED-An honest, aotlve centleman or
1 ' lady to travel f ir tatnbllstied, reliable
house. Halay7i0,puyable 113 weekly anil
expuuups. Hlluailon permanent, ltelvrfneci.
Kuclote veir-addiessea Hlumped envelope, Tbl
lioi.lnlOi i'oinpany, 318 Omaha bulldlor.
Chicago. 8-27-liu
TUnINKdd OI'KNXNa-I'arty wantwl to
JJ atari and run livery and feed stable la
town without such bulnei. Corner lot will
be donated, inquire ut thlaorlloe, 8iMm
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AN IKU Aoilvo nmu to cnnviini im taury
for tile chdaueit unci mnt. nmiiilar ntll-
puptr for the people. Apply at thin office at
once.
ONE MAN ffioft'a&rlJSS.
uiuu wiiu pa.uuuuaoouimou eauca'ioucaa
do oa woll und only work 8 lion g per litj.
We wou.u reprvseutatloa lu every school du
trlot aud town In tue mate, Address ll'n su,
dalem. 7-Jllni
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U. 2X Merotianta' Kicbange, San FraucUco,
U our nutborlied 0unt. Tills paper Is Kept
v.. mo iu UUIIIIUDfl.
L11K1.1.A BUKUiiAlN Typbwnuiitr ana
C) commercial Btenograpby. omoe, room
11, Gray block. Tbe best of work done at re
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. .. looma and Han Kranolsco naparb ou sal
at llonr PnMiiiili.M ninw
MONKY TO LOAN.-G. MarsU. ltoouli
font Offloe block. llif
lUluaTXAN HOtKNOK-Llterature or all
aiuuBuuimienuu unrmian upience ki
sat & Uberty utreet, corner Chemeket.
vicea
W. Mxou, Boise Olty Idado, made 1211. '01a
one week, llary lluh, tiyon, uolo,oe4rea
J7J.10 lu lUree days. Itav. win. Cartu,
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capital or experience neoensary. "I'erinsaaa
pauiphleta free. Address at once, OeppOo.
lth.0 ubeatiuu t.. fniladelphla. r'a.
Miisic Teaching.
, Tlano alnglng In the lUllan meibtand
harmony taiiguu tteeuUr cnutse luiuwlc
Ktveu by Ur. 1 aria. Wilt be Indalem two
daya each week. Limited number af pup)'
received. Imous giveu at nomtsorpupiu
when de.lred. lave order at Wllty U. Ailea
Oo .and Wllla' Munlo stores. d8IM
Hkb our premium oiler of two splen
did magazines for tho family.
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