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Daily Capital Journal
BY HOKBR DROTHER,
THURSDAY, JAN. 7, 1897.
It) . r tv. n n tinnoir.A 'Wn
t VALUX Liliirj xu xuniuniii'.
STEAMERS
K
H Altona and Ramona
W -LEAVE
J DAILY.
Portland, 6:45 a. m.
W Salem 7is a. tn., except Sunday.
KQoick time, regular serrice and cheap
IT ....rate....
M M. 1'. BALDWIN.
JJ Acent, Salem.
Black Cat Hosiery,.
Nos. 10 and 15 for boys and tflrls.
No. 10 for Indies.
The bout 2Tc hone made.
New Scrims,
&'Ic. to .IV. a yd.
Unheard of Prices on
Dress Goods,
We throw out a lino of IJroadlicnd
mixed, values, SO to 7fic . at JJSc. yd.
A line of I.2f values tit 75c.
eiTAnnuul sales now on.
J, J, Dalrymple Co,
ORttOfM PERSONALS
Supt. G. M. Irwin Is home from
Coryallls
J. O. Wrltrnt, the irrocor, was a
Portland visitor today.
Itovi John Parhons was a passeriHer
to Coryallls this inoriiltm.
Senator W. H. Hohson returned
last, evening from Portland.
K. V. Osburn, the merchant, made
n llylritf trip to Albany today.
SliorlllO. F. Uathcart called down
from Iloscburir this afternoon.
John P. Ilobertron returned this
afternoon, from thcSantlam country.
Supt. A. N, Ollbort, of the state
ponltcritlary, was a Portland visitor
today.
D. S. Richards was ntnonu the
Salemltcs iroliu: to Portland this
morning.
Deputy Postniastcr J.A. Sclwood
went to Portland this afternoon ox-
pooling to return Saturday.
A. II. Thompson, of Wlllaiiiotto
University Medical Department, re
turned last evening from Portland.
Deputy Sheriff E. E. Cooper, re
turned on the early morning train,
whore ho has been on oMclnl bus
iness.
MlssSusloLcwIstou, who has been
visiting Miss Mlnnlo Anderson, re
turned this afternoon to her Portland
home.
John Irwin, of Scotts Mills, Is In
thotclty, ami will soon locato at Mil
wauklo, In Clackamas county. Mr.
Irwin Is a rellablo man and a good
mechanic.
Henry Robinson, a Portland news
boy, Is milking successful -canvass
at Salem for "Tho Portland Calamity
Howler." the organ of the Portland
newsboy. It Is u hot llttlo babcr and
dishes up the publlo men of Oregon
In a way that lays tho Portland Mer
cury and Oregonlan entirely In tho
shade.
New Embroideries,
Wc have Just opened and placd
part of them on display In north
window, a roost beautiful line of
embroldcilos, In Muslin, Jaconet
Kulnxoolc and Swiss. The line con
tains pome of the most exquisite crea
tions imaginable In sets of embroid
ery and Insertion to match. Take a
look at them.
The Stock of Embrodcrics
on hand wc have been gelling at
special slash prices, and will continue
some days. Thore's a lot of Rood
things, but we want to make room for
the new ones.
Jackets One-Third Off.
T. floIversoD.
NOVKLTV IN Advektimnh. Edgar
Kollcr.wlio Is In advance of llio Stock-well-Bucou
Company, which com
mences a two night's engagement
next Monday night, Is In tho city
tlolug somo decorative work on several
business windows to advertise the
coming of this wull-ktiowii company.
Crowds have watched him all day and
ho has proved himself an urtlt-t. Tho
Uncoil company played horo a few
mouths ago to crowded housos and
gave general sat Isfaotloii. This time
they return with a few members that
were here boforo, besides several other
urtlstu of note. Tho oponlug polce
Is the popular comedy "Tho Magis
trate. Popular prices 25 and 50 cents.
mi 1 j .
Annual
Inventory
Sale,
( Big reduction on dress goods
nnrl f.-rL--fR. mackintoshes and
i " clothing, snocs and hats. Call
and save money,
J&ClKj, corsets.
Fine kid gloves.
"Albert" fast black hosiery.
WILLIS BROS, & CO,
V Court acd.Llberty.
Tho Cash Dry Ooodi, Clothing aud
v Wioo House.
SALEM SOCIAL NEWS.
Mjs. A. T. Gilbert Is visiting her
daughter, Miss Claula, In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hrown returned
Wednesday evening from a pleasant
ylsit In Portland.
Mrs. I C. JIakor and Mrs. A. N.
Ilalmon were passengers to Portland
on the afternoon train.
Mrs. P. 15. Strong returncdjithis
ri.ornlng, from a two weeks' visit with
her children, at Portland.
Mrs. C. E. IVolverton Is visiting
friends In Portland, to which place
she went, via the Salem local, this
morning.
Pror. F. V. .Verschkful, of the Wll
hincttc University college of music,
was a passenger to Portland this morn
ing. Miss IllUi Kakesiraw returned tills
morning, from Tacoma, where she
spent the holidays with her mother.
She has resumed her studies at Wil
lamette university.
MARION COUNTY NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered in the Court
House.
Miss Ilattle Morelock Is assisting In
the county dork's olllce In the capa
city of typewrltlst.
A marriage licence has been Issued
to Edward Morezaad Hosa Frank.
Laura Welch has Instituted pro
ceedings for a divorce from 3no. S.
Welch on the grounds of doscrtlon.
Plaintiff also asks for the custody of
the two children, Samuel and Tiyp
hosa, aged f and 4 years respectively.
Tilts evening the county court will
draw a list of Jurymon numbering
about 100 who will servo the circuit
court for the ensuing year.
P. K. Fretznnd Archie Cleaver arc
assisting In copying Marlon county's
tax lists.
Deputy County Clerk Miss Onie
McKInney, who has been unite
III with la grippe, was reported
as much improved today and she
will soon be able to resume work
in her accustomed place.
L. S. Lambert and M. Ellen Glower
was tho happy couple to whom county
clerk L. V. Ehle.i todap Issued a mar
riage license.
County Superintendent G. W. Jones
Unlay learned further particulars re
garding the Insurance of tho "Capital
School Uullding" that was located
nine mile" south of this city, that
burned Tuesday night. Tho building
was Insured for $450 In the Homo Ins.
Co., of New York. It Is also reported
to ha vo carried n heavy insurance with
auothcrcompany but tills report could
not be continued.
School IIousk Dksthoyed. On
Tuesday evening, the school house
located on tho Gray farm about nlno
miles south of Salem, known as the
"Capital School" was entirely con
sumed by tiro The origin Is not
known, but It Is tluunjlit to be the
work of an Incendiary. The building
cost about $500 and tho district cur
ried an Insurance of $100 thereon.
All tho furniture und school supplies
of tho students wore destroyed,
Prices still continue low. Cut
prices on all crockery and will
continue for the next 30 days.
Sonncmann's Grocery ,124 Stale
street. 4x3t
ACTION
Taken by Commissioners.
County Clerk Ordered to Ignore
Action of Equalization Board.
Thk Sick and Injukkd. Mrs. J. F.
Ilurcliaiu loft Salem Wednesday for
Salem Indiana, In response to a tele
gram tunnouuclng the serious condi
tion of her husband who had suffered
a stroke of paralysis. Mr, Ihircham
went l&ut several mouths since to
look after some property Interests
since which time ho has suifored throe
iviniK-tln Ktml-tu. ljitn Wtwlntts.
day afternoon when stepping from ott
tho front porch of hor rvuleiict on
Church street, Mrs. II. A. Jotmsou,
Jr., tripped ami fell to tho cement
pavement about four feet lxtlow, sus-;
tatnlug a fracture of the-bono In the ;
little linger beside bursting a Mtiall ;
artery In tho head. A ptiystelou was'
called and made the ugctl surTorer
as comfortable as possible. Mrs. John-,
son Is lit hor ?8th year.
At the session of Marlon county's
commissioners' Wednesday afternoon,
the following self-explanatory order
was made:
In the matter of the pretended
equalization by the state board of
equalization of proporty enumerated
on the assessment roll of Marlon
county, state of Oregon, for the year
1896:
It appearing to the county court
from general report that the state
board of equalization attempted un
lawfully to increase the assessment of
personal property In Marlon county,
state of Oregon, for the year 1800, as
enumerated on the assessment roll of
said county for said year In the sum
of 30 per cent, on each and every dol
lar of the personal property assess
ment, nnd especially on money, notes
and accounts, shares of sIocks and
goods, wares and merchandise and
also attempted unlawful y to raise the
assessment of town and city lots In
the sum of 10 per cent, on each aud
every dollar of the assessed value of
town and city lots; and It appearing
to the county court that such at
tempted raise of such assessments are
illegal aud void and without warrant
of law and contrary to the spirit and
intention of the act creating the said
board of equalization and that such
uula wful uttempt by said state boardof
equalization to increase the valuation
of the property above enumerated
should not be by the county clerk of
Marlon cnunty recognized or acqui
esced In and said clerk should not add
the per centum valuation unlawfully
attempted to be added to said property
as enumerated on the assessment roll
of Marlon county for the year 1800.
It Is, therefore, ordered that the
county clerk of Marlon county, Or
egon, be and Is hereby directed to dis
regard and Ignore all action of the
state board of equalization witli ref
erence to the assessment roll of Ma
rion county, state of Oregon, for the
year 1890, and especially the at
tempted Increase of valuation of per
sonal property and town and city lots
and that said clerk be and Is hereby
directed to make no additions or de
ductions from the assessed value of
property enumeration said .assess
ment roll for the year 1890 as equal
ized by the county board of equal
ization and the county court.
G. P. Tekkell, Judge.
JOHN IN. JJAVIS,
J. M. "Watson,
Coiiimlsslousrs
Annuau Election. The stock
holders of the Silver Creek Falls
Power and Improvement Co., held a
meeting Wednesday afternoon when
oftlcers wcro elected for the ensuing
year as follows: President, E. Urey
inaii; vice-president, T C. Smith;
secretary, F. "W. "Waters; treasurer,
A. T. Gilbert.
BORN.
MASON. In Salem, Tuesday, Jan
uary 5, 1897, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Mason, a son.
m
MARRIED.
M. ELLEN. GLOVEIt-L. S. LAM
IJEltT, both of Subllmlty.at the re
sidence of tho otllciatlng clergyman
Kov. W. Steele, 320 Cottage street,
on the 7th Inst.
DIED.
EMMETT. At tho faun homo lu
Polk county, about four miles from
Salem, Jatnos Emmctt, aged about
55 years, of neuralgia of the heart.
Mr. Emmott was a brothor-ln-lawof
John, Ilyron and Eimor Harrltt, of
this city.
Funoral sorvlces will bo held at
Zena, at 10 a. in. Friday, conducted
by Hev. J. Itoworsox and Itcv. W. C
Kantnorof this city.
MOOHES. At the county poor farm,
"Wednesday, January 0, 1SU7, of
paralysis, John II. Mooros, formerly
of Sllverton, aged 63 yoars.
Tho remilns were taken lu charge
by a brother of the deceased living In
Sllverton and will be Interred there
today,
Dissolution.
The undersigned have this day dis
solved their co-part uorshln by mutual
consent. All accounts will bo settled
at once by either of the old tlrm, J,
C. Goodale will continue the lumber
business at the aid stand hereafter.
J. C. Goouale,
C. J . Schramm.
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Some of the following ar
ticles are the best of the kind
beyond question. Some arc
in dispute. All are monev-
back if you don't like them.
Ml(fttt
S$hillhigs Best.
ImUhc Micr
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STATE HOUSE POINTERS
Virgil IlarU Is HWkH 3 caaWSS
for malllBg clerk of the boe.
E.S.BHer bateHdlng canaium
for mailing clerk of tie senate.
The reception to be tendered Hon.
i'lill Metsclmn Friday evening of this
week Is by the Hmbcr5 of me
Illlhe club ami their ladies.
tr..n .i. .1. Ilnwr. PopulM repre
sentative from Jaofcsw couniy.
a caller today at the state depart
ments. Mr. Howser is a :-.
man at Sam's Valley and has been
making a tour of observation to tne
fisheries on the upper and lower
Olunibla, as be wishes to do Justice
to all Interests when fiiry legisla
tion comes up.
Dr. Driver returned to Eugene yes
terday. He reet many old Salem
friends and selected a seat in Hie
senate chamber. He will now con
serve bis physical energies to be able to
render his coastltuents full service
during the session.
Senator McClung of Eugene has
been investigating the records at the
state house, and will be prepared to
fight the clerkship extravagance.
It Is already the impression In the
state house lobbies that Hon. Jo. Si
mon will be president of the senate.
The reports that come to the state
house indicate that John H. Mitch
oiiv mnnnirprs are scared to death and
arc working like beavers to hold men,
who were considered staunch support
ers, and moving heaven and earth to
get Populist and Democratic support
for Mitchell.
Hon. II W. Corbett, of Portland, is
undoubtedly the leading candidate
for United States senator on the gold
standard side. Mr. Corbett is a gen
tleman of the highest character. His
financial and political landing can
not be questioned.
Members of the legislature are re
porting the receipt of letters from the
National Republican committee, M,
A. Hauna, chairman, to stand in for
Mitchell, that he isanou and out
gold standard man on InUrnitlonal
lines.
Adolph Baker, an experienced and
trusted employe at the asylum since
Superintendent Lane's time, was pro
moted yesterday to the position made
vacant by the death of Supervisor
llowley. There were a great many
applicants for the position- Superin
tendent Paine believes in promotion
forelllcency in service.
The weather forecast at the state
house Is: Friday rain.
Following notaries were commis
sioned todav: Wallis Nash. J. .J.
Butler, Junction; Frank Butler, Falls
City; P. II. D'Arcy, Salem.
Sunt. A. N. Gilbert of the State
Prison tiled his report for the quarter
ending ix'eembor at, teooi i'a. n
vlcts3.")7; Increase 2o; eloped me; re
ceived 02; discharged 4S. Earnings
$4,300.08; receipt $323. Total expendi
tures sn.iso.w.
Capt. F.S. Barns of Washington
county was a state house caller today.
SCl'KEME COURT.
The Southern Oregon Company, ap
pellant, vs. Coos county,et al. respond
ent (Two casesjargued and submitted.
Coos Bay, Hoseburg & Eastern Rail
road & Navigation Company, appel
lant, vs. Coos county et al. respondent
argued und submitted.
Oregon Coal and Navigation Com
pany respondent, vs. Coos County, ct
al. appellants, all from Coos county;
argued and submitted; J. W. Hamil
ton aud Rufus Mallory attorneys for
appellants; S. II. Hazard attorney for
respondent.
SAMPLES.
Information for Persons Receiving Copies
of This Issue.
The Journal has In the past year
gained a state circulation. It Is the
only paper In Oregon besides the Or
egonlan that Is taken In every part of
the state as the postofilce records
show. You are aked to circulate It.
Becaue:
1. It Is a clean paper.
2. It is an Independent paper.
3. It is an opposition paper. It op
poses corrupt politics, corrupt methods
and corrupt men In all parties.
It supports aggressively the GOOD
It tlnds In public and private life and
in all parties. It attacks the ovll
wherever it fluds It.
Thk Journui. advocates old
fasnloned honesty and tJeffersonlon
simplicity. It don't know the mean
ing of compromise of principle. It is
always on the side of the people as
against the aggressions of power that
tend to destroy freedom and equal
rights.
UHTCP
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Today- -Today
For Oregon Legislators An
Artesian Well Struck at the
State House,
. .... ...iijlrlllers. who
"".Si i. UoWiolUielr Job.
;:;
mrkwas pe.forateo au , -Ste
p to within a few feet of
Se top oT the well. Three hour
JumS lowered . t only a foot, anl
the well will supply at least 1.000 gal
Ions an hour. .,
Good water for firming i-"---'
" . . ... ! st.ite house.
verv lmponaui -" .
Sometimes during a legist ve ses
sion half the members are disabled,
and rick, from the change In wate r In
coming to Salem. Especially is this
true of the coast and mountain mem
bers. Eastern Oregon men have a
peculiar aversion to Salem water, and
v . ...1,1, tlmm nt, nil. A
It does noi agree mm .-
jrood pump will be put into the base
ment and all the tanks In the build ng
will be supplied with pure artesian
wnter. The thanks of the legislature
.. tn a,, n Mr. Klncaid for this
mil wv uu- .v .
supply ff pure drinking water.
MARKETS.
WHEAT.
Talkington, Bottger & Co's., cir
cular for Jan. 7, 1897:
Tha ,.irbp nnonpd strong being one
half cent above yesterday's closing.
The early news Included lower cables,
heavy shipments Irom exporting coun
tries and an increase on passage.
These were the depressing factors at
the opening and prices ruled lower.
Later In the session the outlook be
came favorable to the buyer.-and on
liberal purchases inspired cliielly bj
the Increased premium on cash whe n
The market became oouant d
closed at nearly the LbJiest point cl
the day. The iccent . leak .i..s 1 1. ted
the market In a boturp . ition to res
pond to the renewed buj i g,w i.ic l . s
set in at the decline.
Chicago. May wheat opened at S2(g)
SH and closed at 821- Wheat . 1 1 for
rash at 79. Liverpool futures were
quoted, for Jan.6s9d(g6s9i a fall of 2c.
rUIMlrtl'U mniicj i
PROVISION.
Portland, Jan. ",. Wheat vaiky, 86(a87
WalU Walla, 85.
4.40; graham, 3.75; superfine, $2.50 per bbl
fit Whit. Acfihsic: prev. loaUo:rolled
in bags, 4.2555i barrels, 4.57-:
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes.. Oregon, 60a 70c per sack,
Hay Good, 12.50(313 per ton.
Hops 9 loc.
Wool. .VilUy, qioc; Eastern Oregon
6Sc.
Mohair. . 15(200.
Millstufls. .fJran,$l5.oo;shorts $16.50.
Poultry-Chickens , mixed, $2tof3; ducks
3845.0; turkeys, live, 12.
WE COMMENCE OUR
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aaay ivi p',
257 Commercial st.
Great is W6 raw
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1 ' " nmiiiiir
,br Glassware,
f J fWrfnTTaMTr,T
anSBBB3BH
5 3 Tableware. T
C ? I The Pioneer Store is making a break EBES?5883 I
GB3SSB3nKEE9C
1 1 1 !
i l I
Tlie Pioneer Store is making a break
In Crockery Glass and Chlnaware,
which places their fine line of goods
bel'AY anything ever attempted. Din
ner sets 12G pieces, semi-porcelain
decorated $10 99.
11 ..!.,,.. rn , MO",. WntrvrKnta
l-t (H.A t3 ...4 VJV, '-"1 ...m uw.u,
liiiiifirtpcl rrlass. $1.85 to 81.95: Worth
nearly double.
Everything from a teacup to tho
finest imported sets reduced to the
cost line. Cash takes everything at
yonrown figure,
tXBSSES
EzaoBaaS
1-Mmin.J &
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6how
with
Catarrh Cannot Bs Cured
LOCAL APPLICATIONS, 'as
. ' m
:o:
"The best made," In bulk, you can get as much as you want. Sweet
Pickles also in bulk. Boiled elder for mince pies. Figs, cheap at 10 cents a
pound
petite
also In bulk. Boiled elder for mince pies. Figs, cheap at 10 cen
We have some extra large, fat mackerel that will tempt your
ap-
:o:-
HflRRITT & LflWRENCl
P. O, Giocerv,
Agents for "WorldBeater" Soap,"
tt,A
cannot reach the seat of the HUr.icn" f-fiMrrl,
is a blood constitutional disease and in orde.
so cure it )ou must take internal remodiesf
Hall s Laiarrh Cure is lakeninternnlly and
acts directly upon ths blood and mucous! o
faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack
medicine. It was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country for years, and
is a regular prescription It is composed of
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifier, acting directly upon th
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination
of the two insrredients is whnt r,m )..,.,. -i.
wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials free.
F.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Cyfrold by all druccists.
THE GREATEST COMBINE.
ThiKe a Week New York World, Weekly
incHuiau inquirer ana Weekly Journal
for 5 a Year.
IK) you wxut the Free Sllvtr Cin
cinnati Inquirer and Wbkkly Capi
tal JouitKAL? Our club rate Is n.40
for both.
I)o yau want a gokl standard paper
with Thk JruTitvii 'iHu. ,t. .1..
'inirlctHi-Wtek '. Y. WorW. Our
elub nti Is 81.75 fur both.
Thw UMMrs fr . Thk Wanav
Jvumuu , Jeekly lmiulror and Tri-
" i-8 onstorn, middle
Air- m Journal oMw, Sakm, Or.
Efcs..Oreeon,25-3oc per doi.
Hides., preen. tiltp1 fm 1K nif ,A..
60 lbs 66Mc; sheep pelts, io7oc '
ianuw i7iqjC.
Onions-S5c per sack.
Wheat HuC!ctm t tt7 i
Beans-snuh white, iMciic. lima
Hofi"Heavy, .00 to 3.25
ttutter..I!atdiiry,2535c; fancy rcamery
jajoc.
Cheese ,lo(giic.
,.Lied Frait-Apples, evaporated, bleached
6ig7e; unbleached, 34e; sundried. 4c
'ears 50S6C
Potatoes.. 35c Derbu
Onions 50c.
Dried Fruitr-Apples evapoiated bleached,
7c- Sc: unbleached 4c5c.
Plums-4c.
Victor Evans 11 years 0 months sun
of D. M. Evans, passed examination
for teacher.
5Jic.
t'ears 5cffi
rlBmvDitle. trfS.tr
. . J-r,.
rrunes lV.r&bc.
Wal -small 5; Urge a',c uer lb.
Mutton Weathers 2.00; ewes i .50: dre$sd
mutton, 4c.
Beet Steers
The cost bill in the Steeves case
foots up to $2020.50.
Reed's Opera House,
PATTON BROS., Managers.
r&
t.2S;covrs $22,25; drcucd
'lircd MntATTsm trw 1.1. t... ,
1-1-7.1. ." u "conoc.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Hops Qnouble at S.ioc for new.
S0Ut0?'r07Sc per sack.
Oats Milling I.oj(gi.2o,
i-KLEM MARKET.
Wheat.. 77c, perba.,
Olll ICr
Hay Baled, cheat, 9.00;
"" wJ.5oio4.oo.
A iSoCCial Enornrmirit T...,.
Nights Only.
January 11th and 12th
timothy u
FlM..Ia whaleolc 1-m .
4.49, bran, bollc ir.oo! ,irVi . . ...
--- - wfc. u.un:
15.00
u, 14.0015.00; cUp feed,
16.00.
Val Dressed, 4,
J IC . . Dreised, 3 VJA 1 1 ,
... L.re, 1.502.00 cwt.
)W.. Be, nc
IUp. .Best, 9 a loc
Eci..Citi ic...
9CihMklOT,5c. MCla-IUeca'6Mc;luiM
L, R, STOCKS ELL,
The eminent comedian,
supported by
BflGOH'S
Superb Stock Co,
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists' materials, limp.
hair, cement and shingles, and
.1 .- "amr ol rass seeas,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR REN1-. uarge double parlor bedroom
with use of piano-with or without board
dunng session of legislature. Or.o block
horn street car. Inquire of II. this office
r r S,ALE"-t:oiini-r and railing. Address
4. M. Lockwood Salem, Or. 1.7 3t
L,4NU,-"car lumber yanl n Twelfth
nfi: pair s'lver-mmed eye glassas in case
nfr,..myhvesame by calling at Journal
office and paying for this notice: i-6 3t
riLLlfV''urnUhcd roouls 'ee blocks
street. ' A" 0Iineer' 3" M
-i u
bCu IT., Stenographer and
L,iddi Bush's
MRS. N7jT
typewriter, rnnm , J '
k,Vi. n ' - ovcr iJiaa a uusn-s
oank. I rompt attention to all cla ses of work.
f, . 1 itf
Gardening uummih,. . .. ......
C.afting, grading and seedint? lawns, etc.
rin class work. Call at second house north
.7a,nnnTh.rteer,tn street or address by
-' 7 " " "ctncK, saiem, Ur. 12 9 im
f,hn KKw 1--Eleven acres adjoining the
Sff. Chnrawa. five acs of
wat nnd' B?d house. b3'" and well
AddrB 7 monl1' or 'ear for low s, nt.
pgjadesnotthof toWn on riv. r road. n.2ctf
SSSSIP1'11 lot oi heavy
&SfBo7n,,uWlBnd carpets. PCaiI a
has built
North
kinds
welry
S.TwRrsnieEr
sar;;".:c.: ??jp us piace.in
nr J!,Jr "e Is Prepared to do all
ikSZ.i Urders left a' Martin's je
rsita
1230 m$
em
t"v"r attenaed to.