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Newspaper Page Text' " PHI ' I ' I Daily Capital Journal, BY frtOKECR DROTHHRS. TUESDAY, JULV2I, 1800. s " A- U(UU.t 4l'Syft TuvvvX'vv'itvv DAILY LINE TO PORTLAND 4 STI2AMEKS A. 0 Merciless Cut, i Altona and Ramona fj , W. Wt . v ' I yj . -i.kavi: - IIAII.V. Portland. 6:45 a- m .Salem 7:45 . . Independence, 6130 a in. Sunday trips discontinued (or tlie pres ent. (,'uick time, regular service and cheap ....rates ... M. P. UALtnVIN, Agent, Salem. . -w 1 U Ladles Collars and Cuffs Just received. Also a lino or plaits Tor the fronl (if tin waist. The latest novelty. Wc have 10 dozen "Standard" waists, $1, SL25 and $1,50 k.nd, good styles, attached and detached collars, that we throw out at 75c, Wc won't carry them over. Seethe south window. Higher priced goods cut in same proporv tion, T. flolversoD. m Ladies' Dress Plaits In plnln white, while and pink, white tintl blue, white and tail. White Kid Belts came by express. Won't last long. Chiffon Ribbons In nil the delicate shades. Also a full new assortment of plain satlirand gros grain ribbons. , , Dalrymple Co. Wkathimi and Wedncday Fohkoast.-- Tonight cooler. IIkavy Fk-sobih. -TJi'mb wiio want Mielr stock well fed, don't want them over fed, but. they wani good feed and t he place to got It is at Brewster and White', 01 CourLsUcct. Monky Bkady. Adjutunt-Ooncral Ttittle has a warrant for $.'1)17, Issued by the secretary of state for the pay incut of the militia who did service tit Astoria. All those who woro called out to preserve the peace on tho Co lumbia river can now get their pay by calling on Colonel Tut tie. A GltKAT Evknt. I'roL II. A. Hcrltngo has returned from his sea son's work at thQ Chautauqua and re ports a most prosperous condition of nlTalrs. Tho scsssons woro u success lit every respect, and tho musical ovcntH wore of a high character. Mr. Heritage Is used up physically ir that woro possible, having as Is his wont, done a vast amount of work No will take a llttlo rest and then ho prepared to push tho work of his College of Music with more vim than over. i in Summer Goods Slaughtered, Dimities 20o ones now 15c, lfic ones now 121c, lOo ones 7c. lGo Zephyr Olnghnms now lt)c, Challlcs do and rc. Ladles' stylish Oxfords, tan and black $l.r0 and $2.25 n pair. Straw IIutH L'rlccs cut In two. Gents' balbrlggan underwear, flOo., 1.91.25 a suit. Ladles' cool undorvests, fie, 10c., Ifie., 20c, 2.1c, :i."o., fiOc. cacl). Call and save money. Shirt WnlstHfiOo and up, Willis Bros, & Co, Tho CashflDry Slioo House. Court and Liberty. Hoods, Clothing and VSrUntll further notlco our storo will oloso at 7 o'clock evenings except Saturday. 6am Ders. -HO- Everything you;'n;;; want in LllllGll Goods PERSONAL. E. H. Kendall returned today from Albany. J. S. Brldgeford was a Portland visi tor today. Oco. Irwin left this morning for Victoria, H. C. Mr. aud Mrs. .John ltyan are rusti cating at Silver Creek Kails. . Ex-Shorlir .J no. Knight returned tills morning from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Olbson are among the Salcmltcs seeking recreation at Mchatim. Mrs. Meyers, of Mchama, Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Martin. A. 1'. Strang, engineer at the In sane asylum, went to Portland this lilOI'lllllg. l F. Itoyal, the bridge builder, made a business trip to Hubbard this morning. Mrs. A. M. Humphrey and children left this morning for an outing at Newport. Waller Stolz, proprietor of the "Spa," went to Newport today for a short outing. County Judge. Hayes, of Clackamas county, ciitiio up from Oregon City this morning. MlssCarrlo Haas, who has been at Wllholt Springs, tho past two weeks, has returned home. Mrs. Norrls Brown and son Master Earl, of Oakland, Cal., are tho guests of Mrs. Geo. (I. Urown. Miss Koso Scheeland returned to Portland this morning, after a visit with friends in this city. Col. M. W. Hunt aud family left to day for tho head of Silver Creek whero they will spend about four weeks. Chits. Davis, Sr., went to Salem yes terday to accept u position In the Oregon Insane asylum. Eugcno Guard. Mrs. J. M. Morrltt, of Oakland, who has lccn visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Morrltt, left this morning for hor California home. Receiver F. B. Anson, of the Salem Consolidated Strcot Hallway Com pany, loft this afternoon on a business trip to Spokane. Misses Minnie Anderson aud Susie Lowlston drovo back yesterday from Albany, whero thoy spent Sunday visiting friends. Mr.itnd Mrs.l.D. Driver were among thoSalciultes going to Newport this morning. Mr. Driver Is engineer at tho stuto house. Mrs. H. li. Conovcr and daughter, Miss Lulu, returned on tho early morning train from a month's visit with Ashland friends. I. P. Calllsou, tho genial business mauagorof tho Willamette Univer sity Collegian, wont to Portland this morning on business. Mrs. W. T. Latourotto and children I wont to Brooks this morning on a visit to friends. In tho meantime Mr. Latourotto Is "batching." Harvey Herltago and Ed. Carter woro among tho Salotnltes returning from Gladstone Park last ovcnlng. report an enjoyablo time. inker and Mrs. J. II. Albert wont to Portland this afternoon and will Hoard tho Shasta limited tonight for a two weeks' visit In San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. E. T, Karnes and Miss Anna Ha rues wont to Portland this morning, whoro they visited tho cruiser Philadelphia, now lying In that city. State Printer W. II. Leeds went to Newport this morning whero ho will niako preparations for his family who I Blanchet who fell from ofT tho porch of his home last Sunday evening. However Mr. Baveuux Is repotted as resting easily today. Mr. and Mrs. David Simpson re turned today from Newport, accom panied by their son James B. Simpson. Mrs. Simpson'n condition was slightly improved today. Wllllo Hodgkin returned Saturday evening from a ten day's visit nt Glad stone Park. Ho also visited his brother Charles, who Is an attache of the Northwest Insutance company of Portland. J. P. Quccncr and J. C. Lyons came down from Lyons station today, to secure of Geo. II. Jones the use of his grove for holding the great silver bar becue July .list and August 1st. They nutlclpatc having a good time. Mrs. F. A. Wiggins nnd baby, Miss Mablc Wiggins, or Oregon Clty,,and Miss Maude Jackson formed a' merry party for Seal Bocks this morning. They will bo Joined for a few days by Miss Blanche Albert and Mrs. T. W. London, of Portland. Geo. J. Calllsou has assumed man agement of the Monmouth Monitor, which publication he will issue dur ing tin; summer. The many friends of George will wlslt, him success In his undertaking. Mr. Calllsou expects to attend Willamette unlvcisity again next winter. Prof. M. W. Smith, former supcilu tcndctit of the Oregon reform school, returned last evening from a visit In California. He hits been honored with tho position of principal of tho public schools at Grass Valley, with 22 teachers tinder him. This Is an honor of which Mr. Smith can well feel proud, and the people of Grass Valley will learn later on that they have made no mistake in their selection. X" RAYS. Estate Matters. Tho bond of Sarah F. Henderson, guardian of tho estate of Lovl Hen derson, an Insane person, has been Judge Terrell. $(100 with Mr. approved by County It Is In the sum of Goodrich as surety. James Duncan, as guardian of Au gust Selandcr, an Insane, was required to give a bond In tho sum of $400 and It has been tiled and approved. Geo. V. Boise, Scott Wilcox and Charles Oglo have been appointed to apprise tho property of tho estate. In the matter of the cslato of Elton Coldren, deceased, Jennie Coldrcu, tho administratrix, having tiled her bond amounting to $1,000 with O. L. Col dren and G. D. Klllen sureties, the court has approved it and named Nixon Blair, P. L. Slchamcl and N. T. Chapman to niako tho appralbc intuit of tho property. In I AitKNi:ss. Eugene was In darkness last night so far as street lights were concerned. Tho contract between the city and tho electric light company expired on the tonth of this month, and since that time tho council and company havo failed to agrco on terms for a new contract. Tho city claims that retrenchment must bo elfectcd and Is willing to take a less number of lights at nearly tho old prlco per light, but to this tho company demurs. It Is estimated thero will bo a dellcit In city revenues this year of at least 81500. Two saloons failed to take out license, a loss of $S00, and it Is thought tho loss from decreased valuations in assess ments will not amount to much less than $1000. Last year It was $1100. Guard. An Ohdku. An order from Judge Howltt was today served upon lie colver Anson and tho ollicers of tho Consolidated Hallway company for tho examination of tho company's books by M. L. Chamberlain and his attorneys. The company made a motion before tho court to dissolve tho Injunction against execution, and the plalntllTs wish to sell tho books before said motion Is tried, which will bo on tiio 20th Inst. JOURNAL Directed Upon Persons and Things by the Oood Natured Man. Of course the forthcoming Issue or bonds will make votes for the gold, candidates. It must bead in I ttcd that the candi dates resemble each other more closely than tho platforms. If you have ever had a grievance against the Republican machine now Is the time to get a sop. The Now York banks ate prepared toaldtlfj government! Thoy .knock poorohMJncle Sam cold with the single standard club, and then graci ously volunteer to assist him. Headers or the "sound money" patent Insldes of thcSlatestiianshould remember that such matter is all furnished free by the rice trado New York Hcforin Club. Good Republican literature, eh? The Cleveland Bend Syndicate which has Its hands upon the nation al treasury will be slow to Issue more bonds now ror rear or causing a silver land slide from weak-kneed goldltcs. It will be postponed until lifter November If possible. The mnde to order dispatches from St Louis to the gold papers arc bound to havo It that nearly all Pops oppose Bryan. Why this Interest? They say Cyclone Davis Is against fusion, but all who hoard him at Salem know hotter. Lot tho patriotic lying go on? w Senator Palmcr.Baln, Eckels and other prominent Illlnoisians who signed the address to their "fellow Democrats In other states,-" say tho Chicago convention "refused to In dorse the honesty and fidelity of tho present Democratic National admin istration." The Republican party did. It seems rainier, Ecklcs & Co. want tho earth. Jny Cook who onco held tho credit, of the nation In the palm of his hand says "Wo must get back to bimetal lism before wo reach prosperity. We must havo more money tooll the machinery of exchange. If tho runners know the fearful danger they were In thoy would rise in their might they would oweep away those devilish politicians and goldbugs." Mr. Bryan Is a great declalmer. He had a good elocution teacher. But lie can't carry his own state, whoro ho Is known for what ho Is worth. Statesman. Tho only troublo with thlsstatment by the Democratic editor of the Re publican organ Is that It Is not true. Everybody knows that Bryan was elected to congress twice In a district with several thousand Republican majority to overcome. Thero is a great deal of stress laid on tho fact that tho Sun, World, Evening Post and Now York Times aro advocating McKlnloy. Yet any body who Is posted knows that tho Sun has'nt supported a Democratic candidate for llftccn years; that the World has not been a Democratic paper ror nearly as long and that the Evening Post never was a Democratic paper. Tho Tliuos Is a Cleveland worshiper and Is thcreroro mum. WOODBURN, n. T. Pomcroy of Woodburn, has been employed In the Jewelry business for the -past four years, has sold his business to A. S. Thompson, formerly of Needy. Mr. Pomeroy will spend a short time on tho seashore, after which ho will seek n new loca tion In Montana or Colorado. Harry Cooley, sou of A. J. Cooley, liveryman or this place, had the mis fortune to fall from a cherry tree Mon day, from which ho sustained serious Injury. Mrs. Capt. Poorman has been seri ously 111 ror the past row days, lint at this writing, Is convalescent. District Attorney Samuel llaydcn whs nt, Woodburn Monday, on busi ness ror the state. Attorney J. C. Johnson and fninily returned Monday from a three Jwcek's trip to the Cascade mountains. They iimmrlir. back a plentiful supply of trout. Mrs. W. A. Nash endured a yery painful operation last Monday," the removal of tho vcrmoirorm appendix. Tho operation was very skllirully per rormed by Doctors Cathcy, Brooks, Stecvesand Gulss. Tho Epworth League or the M. E. ffwiwin' wiwikX'1" ' '" w" ""www mm up wm, I m B Jl m . N 1 .l h wT . who w iti rrn ii vn v in 1 1 ui uuiloui pi jtj Our clearance sale prices arc a surprise to everv the following bargains for this week i No,c Wool mixtures, 32 inches wite, 16 23c, Wool mixtures, 36 inches wide, 21c, All-wool mixtures, 36 and 38 inches wide, 35c and 40 Full line of Sateens and Llama, dark and light, 9C, Full line of dimities, dark and light, 8c, Chamois Giovos, 4 large buttons, 69c, Every article in our entire stock at the same proportlo On Tuesday and Wednesday wc will sell our full "' v . wash silks at 19c, uc ol Kafoi Do not fail to take advantage of these bargains, rT.tSX' 9b3&3 257 Commercial st. Some of OtiT Specialties I I I I I I Large bottles olive oil 20c, Apricots and peaches 10c per can, Sardines 5c each, or 6 for 25c, "World.' Beater" savon, wc absolutely guarantee to give satis faction, while you get 20 ounces for 5c, Wc carry Soap Foam 3 lb, packages for 20c, Wc will prove to you that our prices arc lower than any other grocery in Salem if you will investigate, All wc ask is a trial order, HflRRITT & LAWRENCE, P, O, Grocery MAUKCrs 17 Wheat, ca,, THE Clilenpn. Ink. July 56M. ' ' ' ""' AJSii New y0.k, July ,7lSiIWi . ., F0,Ji;UNn MARKET. Wan7"yWl1"1 "",'., -"-," s , or--Ponlan.l, 2.85: Ilcntoal wnt, 2.8s; graham, 3.50; supetfins. i j5U i Uats-Uli te. afifi&iX,., ,. ..&' .V10- In !,.,. t. ,;, r. ,'h--.'?0UeJl ... ,., r.,.v JJ, LMirtll, ptnaek, Tan shoes selling at a great tlce. Kransse Bros. sacii- tr Biovclk Hakki.ki). Last evening at Mlntofc Water's cigar store, Boyd Hlchardson rallied oft his '00 Victor Meeting of School Board. Board or directors for school district No. 21, held a regular meeting last ovcnlng for tho month or July, Tho following bills woro ordered paid: Salem Water Co., $75; J. II. Mlllor, .U0;E.M. Walto Printing Co., $22.25. Application of J. B. Stockman for position of Instructor In penmanship in city schools was referred to Super 1 Intendont Peebles. Aftor a thorough discussion tho matter of renting the i-oiytcciinio uutuiing ror school pur poses tho ensuing year, was referred to tho executive board of tho district and Y. P. S. C. H. .-f 1' 0 First Presby terian and ('. P. Hinri'h s, will hold union meetings f..r tho next three weeks. Tho first union meeting will bo held at the M. 10. church, next Sabbath evening. Company II., O. N. G. went to Hubbbatd Saturday evening and Joined company E. In battalllon drill. Col. Yorn was present and gayo tho boys a thorough drill In tho battalllon movements. ATtcr tho drill coffee, lemonade, sandwlchs nnd cako were served In the armory by company E, Speeches were made by Col. Yorn, Capt. Poorman, Cay t, Grim, Lieut. Twcer Sarg. Moreow and others and 11 most enjoyable time was had, Tho Colonel highly compli mented tho boys on their proficiency In the drill. Tho next battalllon drill will bo at Woodburn. C. W. Corbv and wlfo nnd Mrs. W. II. Johnson and family left this morning ror a four weeks outing nt Ocean Parle. A. G. Bradley, Jason Doud, L. H. Bayha and wife and Miss Amy Cooley leturncd Sunday from an extended trip to tho mountains. Thev report a most enjoyable time. In tho case or the State vs. H.J. Caples, which ciimo up ror trial In Judge Ford's court, tho case was dis posed or on demurrer. The stato was represented by District Attorney S. Hayden and tho defense by Morrow & Johnson. a merchant at Albino; Delia, married Charles Leathermaii, or Woodburn; a d Mattle Is tho wlfo of Ho v. Frank Moore, of Sunnyslde. The date of the futiT'lhas not been decided upon cases, 3 7? Potatoes,. Oregon, 8oooc I lay.. Goad. &3V ntn.in Wool,. Valley, 890; VMm 0ltpWi ?&i:te.!,34Jis.j. , Sl.5o2.5o; ducks, 4a?; Sgf'jgi turkeys, bvo, luetic; dressed, 15117c. "lues, .green, salted 60 lbc; unfa 60 lbs 44Vi:; heep pelts, lo7o. Hops.. Oregon, 2 to 3c, according to qntl. nutter. .Oregon fancy creamery. wa. ..... ,.!.... .-j". -vi Kxi, 17. bicycle. Tho lucky man was S. W. 'with power to take such action as Head, or Turner, whose chauco cost1 thought best, In conformity with the I1I111 only 2."i cents Tho Lovl resolution passed at a recent mass Buhner wheel which was rallied off at ' meeting. Director Cherlngton re tho "Bureau" last week, was carried pairing tho furnaces or tho different oil by H. A. Kirk, the cigar man. j school buildings with the exception To thk Hospital -This mornlni? ! of tho 1rtrk scho1' wouW cost 1' Judge Terrell giimi ortwSlwr5lA,lw n lcugU,y dlsci,sslon ,,f thc hospital for treatment. Tho iwiitlo-'"w0.r b1,d81f1qu,,)p n? tl,, East ...... i.... ..1,1 ii,iin 1 .i. ..;.. 1 balon 6c,,0l wl" !l l"t water or ut MUM V1IU UUWUII cliVkltl linitfltn 1nii- ltla ?. n....n a .. upon recommendation of ZkZq " was taken Dr. Byrd. Motok Link Hurting. Tonight at ! Frultlaud school house thero wlll-bo a meeting for tho discussion of tho Sa ' lent Labor Exchango's proposition to build n motor lino to Mohatna from I August 1. Board then adjourned. person and This provisions is our specialty, Sonnemann's will siwml thn sniiimnr mrmtiia nt. ililu' l"v "I""" tlj. delightful resort. Worthy. Tho Keuworthy restau- Alex. Domartlnl, who has boon con- mutls worthy, and so aro Its meals. nected with tho II. G. Meyer barber T,l Proprietors aro Keuworthy & shop, on Commercial street, will leave George, Portland on tho Shasta limited to-1 TANNKi.-For 'bargains" in tan night, for ban ban Joso, Cal. shoes Investigate Krausso Bros, siicc- It was Ed. Haveaux and not Fred hil salo nf tan shoes. t A Milion Cold Dollars Would not bring happiness to the suffering with dvmetula. but Hoor saprilla has cured nutty thousands of cases of this disease. It tones the stomach, regulates the bowels and puts ail thc machinery of the system in flood Working order. It creates a cood appetite and gives health, strength and happiness. Hood's Pills act harmoniouily with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. 25 cents. Our stock ol tan closod out before tho See Kruusso Bros. shoes must bo season Is over. Htf " -C Children Cry for ' Children Cry for fWr' Castor!a "Pitcher's Castorla, Children Cry for ?Itcher Cattoria. Hon. Samuel L. Layman, who was so severely Injured by falling from a cherry tree, about thrco weeks ago, died very suddenly and unexpectedly .Moiuiay evening, at 5 o'clock p. in. Mr. Layman was born February 13, 1833, in Shenandoah valley, A'irglnla, and when n boy moved with h's nar- ents to Illinois. In 1801, he married Matilda Thresher, who survive m,,, In 1878 ho moved with his family to Oregon and sottled on a farm near Woodburn, where ho lived at the tlmo of his death. Ho was very prominent In public affairs, having been threo times a member or the legislature In 1680, 1888 and 1802-and was tho author or tho bill known as the Lay man llquor-llccnso bill. In 1890 ho was appointed a delegate to the Farm ers' national congress at Omaha by Governor Pcnnover. Mr. r.,v... was an ardent supporter or the Republican presidential candidate, nnd, when tho McKlnloy and Hobart club was organized last week, ho sent word to tho club requesting that his name should head the membership roll. Ho was a man or strong religious "."iHnM.., (MM VWIS 1110 ninlll iSimnnrrnr f M. E. church of tli u w .,.,,1 been Its class leader over since church was organized. Ho AlArttnl . ..It . , . uvvl" "" "uernaie delegate to tho general conference which met at Cleveland, O.. this snrinp. n good man In evory sense of tho word, ,,,a ""uvea ami respected by everybody, and his death casts a gloom over tho entlro city. Ho leaves a widow and four children, two boys d two girls, all married. Henry Is a farmer at Goldendale.Wash.; Bruce, He Could Not Swim. Jos. Klliler, a son of Mr. Eb. Kiblcr, residing this side of Lebanon, near the Sautlaui, was In bathing yesterday opposite tho Moist farm, when ho got caught In u whirlpool, strangled and wont down, Ills companions, who wcro with him, made every effort- to rosouo him, but without success. His body was re covered and the funeral services tool; piace loony, a no ueeenseu was it young man about 2') years of age and has a good many frlonds who will mourn his death. All the young men aro reported to havo boon poor swim mers. Kiblcr was afraid of tho water and his companions aro said to havo Jokingly dragged him Into tho river, which Is twenty or thirty feet deep only a few feet from tho shore.. He strangled and they were unable to help him out. Albany Dctnoernt, STATE HOUSE NEWS. D. W. Wakefield, of Portland, was today commissioned a notary public T. M. iStovens, E. O. Hochapfel and II. M. Cako or Portland, today filed with tho secretary of stato articles of Incorporation for tho linn of T. M. Stevens & Co., of tho niotropolls. Th-i Qiipltal stock of the corporation is S0O00. The object of tho corpora tion is to uuy and sell, wholesale or retail, t,cas, coffees, vice, matting, and all othor kinds of morchatidlso Im ported -from Japan, China, or other portions of tho world. the had tho was Portland Fire The two-story brick building, oc cupied by II. Wolf Sc Brother, ntNo.30 Front street, as a wholesale gentle man's furnishing goods house; was completely gutted by flro last evening and the stock Is a total loss. The stock was valued at upwards of $00, 000 and Is-partly covered by $53,000 In surance. Tho building is owned by tho Lambert estate and II. L. Hoyt, and the$5000 Insurance carried on It will probably cover tho loss, as tho walls and floors are damaged but little, Tho cause of the flro Is unknown. DIED. LA YM AN. At tho family homo In Woodburn, at C o,clock'p. in., Mon day, July 20, 1890, Hon, gamuol L. Layman, aged 03 years, G months and 7 days, MARRIED. A1KEN-SWEZEA,-In Butte, Mon' tana, July 10, 1890, Mrs. Llwlo Swezea, formerly of Salem, to Ed L. Aiken, of Butte. Police Court. Win. Sherwood, who was arrested yesterday for the theft ofu clock from AVni. Claggett, was found guilty and sentenced to tho county Jail for thirty days. niE-i'itEMiUM. That Is what the ladles award Branson & Co. every tlmo 011 their SUIierlnr f mlra nnrl wtf. elables. " ,1 fancj dairy. 2;: fair to Cfiersu Ofci'on full cream. 10 Hugs.. Oregon, lie pcrdoi il.i-f. ,Ti,icer, 3.u3.J5 per th; fan drciMeil beef, liC5c SAN VKANUhCO MAUKKT. San KrnncUco, July 17 -WIimi,91i Wool. Oregon, cliune, Stoc; inltriort 7C, valley, 8o-:. Hops Oaotalile at 2ii;c. Tot toos 4155c per sack, O ui -Milling. 75081. SALEM MARKET Wheal. .43c per bit., market firm. Oats ,:o(c$2Jc, Hay .Bated, cheat, j idiS; tiaidw, 7 00. Hour.. In wholesale lots, 300; rrtiH 3.20; bran, bulk 11.00; sacked, 12,00; shorta, 12.0013.00; c1k; fee-!, iw(5) tl.oo. Poultry. tlu 5c; Spring c!nclen,;.IW Vul..l.ev.l. j lii)i..l)rcved, 3J. Live 'Jaitle..iJi2. .Sheei...l.ive, I 25. Wool. .liCnt, I2lc. Hup.. lest, 4jp. Kgg..Cath. ioc. lluuer..l!t'5t dairy, 10:; fw crtmtrf 15c. Clieese .l2Vc. Farm Smokt-d Meats. Ilia 1,7c; Um 90; shoulders. 5c i'oiio.,6ocperbu Your Doy Won't Live a Month. So Mr Oilman UroWn. of 34 Mill ), Gardner, Mass., was told by the doctors. Hu son had lung trouble, follc-mr-i; typboiJ n. larla. and lie spent J375 with doctors, TO finally gave him up. siylnjj: "Ywty won't live a month." He tried Dr. WB Hew DLcovery and a few bottles restotd rlrt to health nnd enabled him logo tow n perfectly well man. He says be owes present good health to usoof Dr. Kinjre Discovery, and knows it to be ih: best in tM world for lung trouble. Trial bottle (tee " Fred. A. Legg's drug store. Home E.vrKRTAiNMBsr.-Support homo nianufitcturlesby smoking w Corona cigars. Krausso Bros, aro making cuts oa tan shoes. '" NOTICK TO 1'IIOI'EUTY 0WUEB3.- Actlng under Instructions froin V city council I am required to see that tho streets and alleys of the clO w cleared of all rubbish and refiwej tho abutting property owner, iw orty owners will take notice and clean up the streets. la uioewui,. .- -property owners fall to so ctonj tho streets and alleys I am lntmeW to perform such work and cnm mototUem. .C-Dg Down go the prices oa tanshoei' Krausso Bros. Htf Awarded Highest Hono-WIW Medal, MldwItwF- CREAM POWWi iMofii rc r,