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BY HOfER BROTHERS.
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EMPHATIC,
TUESDAY. APRIL , 1W.
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M. P. BALI!.
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It Costs No More
t- rrr-t IaMc clolllS With tllC
bordrr extending all around
Have just received the imest
line of
Table Linen
and napkins to match ever
shswn in Salem. Bro2d as
sertion, for it would require
a Jong stretch of imagination
to fancy a superior to those
wc have already shown, tut
these new cloths arc perfect
tion itself. All prices.
J. J. Dalrymple Co,
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V-k fax f tOTi is die oty .
We xeJ g vr
caafte B- rf tfc eefeMe
-t m efcftifJM. ariwe.
w it.-.' ie Hk x
t til fcr ( ! to e y
T. HOLVERSON.
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t be 141' frf Se U lp?ct Iter
Uicn ewbvddrj work.
Bv. rd Mr. J. M. Morrow, of
WarmSptitt. J5tra Owron, and
Rr. II. F. Wallace-. D. D of IVrtlaod
I weot u Sbe Uii norsis? to at-
to4 a merlin? erf the Oregon Fresuj
terjr. While in ! Kv aad 3Ir?.
Mxruw e tbe jfw?fc? of Mr. It. S.
Wallace at 'The Willows."
Hose.
Uir' MmV Wh. wnb kmm . . . 5
MUk&rrUi -- 9
JlearT. cwIct. w4 wener '
I bare k4 ! U oip on Urcw
totc. 1 eaV 5- -T Ei oP '
Once a Crescent
ALWAYS A CRESCE,S'T.-Y alr
erer tct a prmm fco ecr tli Cee
wbs U nn eoilMHato ihrfr untiei.
Ii Ibe whtel tfcat "n&$ p." fe fcon
ttt wlttd at ibe WiU price. Thtr ate Ibere
550 wfctett that are wade uf wood raatial.to
bal we pfOffliK to Wir yoa reore uplo-dalc
fcatsrei tm ont $ Jo rowlel than anjr olber two
wbeek ae him priae. The $75 model baa bo
laptnm. Cut e ami Hfc wbeelf. I ro
alwarelalio Kow )ou,
"Wiggins Bazaar,
310 Commercial ttrett.
OREGON PERSOWALS.
Tho. Kay went to Wuterlw today.
S. Farrar was a Portland visitor to
day.
Goo. 0. Will, Uic music doalor, was
In Woodburn today.
Attorney Frank Holmes lias re
turned from Portland.
Dr. A. 1. Macrum lias returned to
his home at Korost drove.
Mrs. Jot. Fusee, of Portland, Is vis
iting relative In this clly.
Dr. W. II. Hyrd made a professional
buMnuM trip to Hubbard today.
ltopracntatlvo J. K, C. Thomas, of
Multnomah county, was n Htnte Iioubc
culler today.
Mrs. E. C. Patton has returned
from an uxtonded visit with relatives
at Woodburn.
John M. IllcliM. of Hllverton, has
been apiwlntotl doputy hhorlff for
Marlon county.
J. McCourt, one of Halem's young
attorneys, haa lotful uuslnowi in
Woodburn today.
Mrs. George Thompson, of The
Dallas, In the uiiohi or liar cousin, Mrt.
It. S. Uun, on VMnt Court struoU
W. Wann, u htuilBiit at tho Onpllal
IlussliiuwOolltto, went ti Newport
today whore ho will tako charge of a
summer's school.
Gov Hlutohor Mtys he has been
sink onouk'h to kill a li(.re, but not
lullo slok onough to kill a inula. Ho
Ik Hllll with us, and kicking.
Mrs. F.O. Northrop, of Portland,
Is 11L I Into) Wlllamotto an 1 luUtcs
Oxford Ties, A
All the latest styles new,
up to date toes. Colors 1
black, brown and red.
Prices always right,
m
spring vt
Dress Goods and Shirt
Waists, Exclusive novel''
tics in foreign and do
mestic goods. Our great
removal sale still in full
blast. Call and get the
benefit,
'WILLIS BROS, CO,
Court nJ liberty, the Caih Dry !
iMollilDgand thoo Home,
CJtcm.TTi.AiAi-s. Id makiofr
hi-s niaiKtefbls woralng In March of
ne. the aWeolion of a Jocb.val
writer wa calM Ui a eae of cruelty
Ut aainaL. The resident of Center
street ere eoA?ideraMy Mirprfed to
see a bure attached to a light cart
taodlo? Dear the Catholic convent
and Mcwrely tied to a tree. They
ild not ascertain how lootf the ani
mal bad been staodine there, and
their cariosity wa,- tHI tuore around
when Uiey otr-ei vnd that the owner of
the aoifual liad not pot In appearance
at the noon hour. About 3 o'clock in
the afteruoon the owner left with his
rig. The poor animal had been left
unprotected from the disagreeable
weather preralllng while no provision
whatever had been made for furnish
las lite animal anything to eat. The
man's name could not be learned or it
should certainly have been given in
connection with thin item.
"THB IMQCIKWO TWBLVE " This
society was orjnlzed several month
since by some of Salem's brightest
women. The membership of tne so
ciety Is limited to twelve and the ob
ject of the organization Is to Uisciim
current events and other Items that
may demand the consideration of the
general public. The society hold
monthly meetings and Its selotisare
specially profitable to the members.
Jfrs J. Damon entertained the
"even dozen" Mnnoay afternoon. For
the rwst few meetings the "History
of Scotland'' has been dl&cutjsed -quite
thorouhly and much Interesting In
f jrmution has been gathered concern
ing the land acros the ocean. Fol
lowing the discussion of the topic,
lUht refreshments were served and a
genorai social time had.
Hbcital. Postponed. The annual
classical recital of the Albany college
conservatory, under Prof. Z. M. Par
yln, to have boon given at Albany this
evening lias been temporarily post
poned owing to the sickness of Miss
Julia Perry, of this city, who Is a
member of the graduating class. It
was to have been an evening with
Mendolsslion and Schubert and the
program consisted of twolvc excellent
numbers. Four members of the grad
uating class, which numbers nine, are
residents of Salem, viz: Misses Lulu
Conover, Kllzuboth Johnson, Julia
Porry and Laura Sharp.
MILLINERY,
Our Spring Opening a won
dcrful success, Over five hun'
drcd ladies availed themselves
ot the opportunity to sec ex
clusive styles and dainty effects
shown by the "Nonpareil," 317
Commercial street.
Not Sold. The Item In this paper
that the Itotan block was &old to
Mrs. Adolph for $3000 was a mis
print. Tho agreed price was S000.
but Mr. Itotati refused to "bo bled"
as he calls It to the umountof $75 or
,S0 "ox pandas," and called tho trade
oil. Tho S.1I0 was not closed.
Secretary of State Kihcid,
He Has Become Tired of That R. R.
Commission.
HioiiLAND. Tho noonle of Hlver-
slde addition and Highland are cir
culating a petition to gat aid In
money ml labor, to rebuild tho olec
irluoarllneoutou north Commercial
btroetand through those old additions
where It formerly rau. ltts thought
It would have more bus In s thore.
"Hat. Diti.s-i and lie Merry." Call
ttt George Urulhtrt lunch counter and
carry the above sonllmeut Into execu
tion by ludulgtHK l ot tboe sub
stantial 15 cent inenl.
New soUries eatealslooed today
fraa the department of state were
H. M. Cake and E. E. Mallorr. Port
land, J. H. Erford, Hedferd, and Mrs.
Ewlly B. Hotter ox Ewzeoe.
The Blats Ctothisz Co.. of Albaar.
Or., fifed ankles of incorporation la
the oGJoe of the secretary of state to
day. The capital stock is siven at
HVWwItH P. A. Go-jdBKiB, m. u.
Vance and E. W. Langdon as Incor
prrators and the object is to bay tbe
old L. E Btala clothing store and
b5lBe at Albany, Oregon.
The board of trustees of tbe state
Insane aylo8. held a sbortj bosiness
seW this forenoon at tbe state cap
ilol U eonsWer tome minor business
aSalrs of that over-crowded institu
tion. Railroad Comraissloners Eddy and
Macrnra transacted some routine
btH4aesconD'cted with tbe board's
work. Tbe secretary of state has re
fused to recognize their claims for
salaries and tbe members of the
board have decided to bide tbeir
time until a decision from the su
preme conrt aualllbe rendered touch
ing upon tbe merits of tbeir claims,
together with others.
The executive committee of the
soldiers home board held Its regular
monthly meetiDg, auditing claims for
last month. The bills allowed
amounted in the aggregate to 11362.
COCLDNT MOVE KIXCA1D.
President I. A.McCrum of the board
of railroad commissioners was in Sa
Iprn vesterdav and swooped down upon
Secretary Klncald like a big rooster
onto an old bald eagle and he came off
at the end of his iaterview in about
the condition that a rooster would
after an encounter with one of those
old rulers of the bird kingdom. Mc-
Crura wanted, very, very bad to know
what kind of a voucher or claim Kln
cald would recognize. Tbe reply was
that no claim, voucher, bill or paper
of any kind, shape or description
would be recognized or tiled or allowed
in the oillce of the secretary of state
as an ofllciai document coiuiui;
fmm the everlasting railroad
commission. McCrum InfirredS that
. the railroad commissioners are state
ofllcers now In office and that the sec
retary should "accomodate" them
with vouchers and certificates, etc.
Kiucaid said positively he "wouldn't
do a thirig."wouldnt recognize a thing
or have anything to do with any
thing coming from the seven-lived
commission. McCrum ought to have
known better. He ought to have
known that he could not move Secre
tory Klncald. He had just as well have
tried U Induce Mt. Hood to go oyer
and sit on the Blue mountains as to
pursuade or coerce the secretary Into
giving the railroad commission a cent
of money or a scrap of paper.
SUPREME CODRT.
It. II. Thompson, appellant, vs.
Thos. Connell and George C. Sears,
respondents, appeal from Multnomah
county; argued and submitted. W.
E. Tliomas, for appellant and R. R
Dunniway, for respondent. An
amended complaint was filed In the
court below, alleging that a con
spiracy and fraud on the part of re
spondent Thomas Connell, In procur
ing the delivery to himself of a writ
ing, In form of a promissory note for
the sum of $1,000 in favor of said re
spondent, signed by appel
lant and placed in tne
hands of one Charles Hlrstel,
said resondent's co-consplrator, to be
held by him until the happenings of
a contlngency.namely: The purchase
of a tract of land, by appellant, from
said Connell. then negotiating, and
until so ordered by appellant, which
contingency never happened, and
which order to deliver was never
glvon.
Edward Holman, respondent, vs.
The DeLIn Rive Fuel company, ct al,
appellants. Petition for rehearing
denied.
Peter Conraa, ctal, respondents, vs.
Pacltlo Packing company, ct al, ap
pellants. Motion to dismiss overruled
and that respondents be allowed to
tile their brief within twenty days
from this date.
Hl.UM llQXHB OK TlUJH'ltONK t0-for
u bleyolu tuoM)iiger. Nonfatal pack
age protiipuy (laiiYQrjMi vuait parts 01
city. '
al
Dawson's Bitters for indigestion.
"Perfection" Dyes pro superior to
ik.!u,MwJer
BttiAr catract
IM.
Schilling's Besl
Wt
ami
Try one after another and
get your money back if you
don't like them - at .your
1 i 1
grocers.
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DECISIONS
I4 Days-The Balance of the Week
Handed Down in Dept. No.-2
The 'Days' Trapsaetfcfts to Marfefl
CeBtY's Capital.
Files Its Monthly Report. j
Special
Sale
-:-
GlrcJlt Jwfee H. H. Hewtt, of De
INartaieat3ta.II. -Marloa eosy or.
writeoart. caaedowa " Aity
.- . - UK. MIMm kMMt I3SMI www - -- m -
Mon4ayafterawoadiateif. -7- tnm pfaUce
IBgmadetwoonkrsTreW?lrho-e,Ut Jl?o5U-fc-
Vera tbe locorables to the coUe
tfcev coe f ro. Tbe persoes &&
To?:?K I dress Goods j
Entire line at 1 eductions,
Tbe WKtMy refort of Sl J
of tp Oresw State I?ae Asyhw
7JL,te-. It sIks osela-
!kne t
t(i th rutnraU overbad.
. la tbeBauerof tbe i&?vmetot
Ivca Larsea, t 'Exteeoe, tbe coart
appointed A.MeilJ.toKSaK
for the insolvent eUie. Accordlpg
to law, County Orfc L. V. Ebka no
tified each of the creditors of tbe
assignment of Mr. Larsea and ap
pointed March 54 as a day for election
of an assignee. On that day 22 of tbe
creditors met in Salem and balloted
for a candidate. Robert S. FVAreo
received 9 votes representing clalsas
to tbe amount of M5.WT- From tbe
fact that Flobren did not receive
a majority of tbe ballots cast and
also from tbe fact than tbe 13
creditors balkHiDg for Mr. Wlllli did
net .represent a major part of the
claims against the estate, there was
no election and matter was referred
to tbe circuit court, ith the result
a lnHfvitpd ahove.
iniii.moturr.rT. P. McCornack. ' Expense
trustee, plaintiff, vs. Salem Oonsoil- jJMarcta 31 l'-
dated Street Railway Co.. defendant, for tbe quarte r ending March 31, I.e..
the receiver of said corporation was ' products of garden and dairy.
.aa f rv.it. a loan.. sufficient1 Eggs, 31o dozen.
t.nrmli rPinaininL' eiDenses and! Milk, 10,176 gallons
..viada iasaae are prw-w
aot over oae la SCO or 0, If tbe cus
tom of other states prevailed
The rerort of the steward of proa-
,. tiw tmrden and dairy, aad the
tb-showiag of fanning operations
f i,n,n FAbraarv and March, l
,t. remarkable, and real estate agents
bad better sacore a certified copy
from tbe oSce of tbe secretary of state
hrnr eodln? it to states here any
thing Is frozen ap all winter.
EEPOET TOP. MABCH
1,111
I
1,132
Patients. Feb. 2s
Received March
Total treated....
Discharged cured....
Discharged improved -
Discharged much Improved..
Discharged not improved. . .
Discharged not insane
Expense for month o,uis
other expenses of his receivership to
April 1,1 887.
The Marion county court will con
vene, in monthly session, tomorrow.
Among the important bosiness to be
transacted, besides that of a routine
nature, will be theefcetionof a county
stock inspector to fill the vacancy
caused by the appointment of Mr.
Simeral to the position of farmer at
the state reform school. There are
several applicants for the position,
and judging from the number and
chacter of the applicants a good se
lection will no doubt be made. The
petitions that have been circulated
about the streets and throughout
Marlon and Polk counties, pertaining
to repairing the big steel bridge, at
Salem, will no doubt be presented. It
Is hoped the courts. -f Ihe two coun
ties, aided by tbe city council, of Sa
lem, will take immediate steps to-,
wards the repair and preservation of j
this valuable structure. ;
Geo. J- Pearce, administrator of the ;
estate of E. C. Small deceased, has
filed his fourth semi-annual account'
with the county clerk. It shows the,
amount of the estate on hand to be;
83.374.44.
Geo. M. Morlatt, G R. and P. P.
Porter, who reside near Jefferson.have
4 in., 115
Horse radish, grated, 14 gallon"
Parsnips, 154 bushels.
Laundry soap, 1S.OC0 lbs.
Rbubarh, 90 lto.
Oyster plant, 375 bunches.
Lettuce. 900 bunches.
Green onions, 10 bunches.
Cords wood cut, 473 cord-,
Cords wood 14, 16, and
cords.
Pole oak, 400 cords.
Wood hauled, 117 loads.
Manure hauled, SO loads.
Acres plowed, 201.
Acres grubbed, 11.
Acre brushed, 10.
Planted to potatoes, pea-
etc., 0 acres.
Strawberries set out, 1 acre.
Fruit trees set, 23 acres.
Blackberry plant- set, 1200.
Young calves 37.
Younc pigs, 77.
Veal killed, 2, 25S7 lbs.
Hogs killed, 49. 10.477 lbs.
G. W Hakdsakeh,
Steward
radishes,
contracted 8,000 pounds of the '97 bop ;
crop to A. Lehman & Co., of Cincin
nati, at 8 cents per pound, four cents
of which is to be advanced as picking
money.
Yernle Johnson Is serving a sen
tence In the county Jail having been
committed for larceny of clothing.
After an examination conducted he
forejudge G. P. Terrell, by Dr. W.
n. Byrd and District Attorney S. L.
Hayden Monday afternoon, Mrs. Ida
J. Murphy, aged 41 years, a native of
Michigan but a resident of Independ
ence, was committed to the insane
asylum. As usual, a guard was ap
pointed by the court to assist the
sheriff in accompanying the unfortu
nate woman to the asylum.
At the Flouring Mills. -The Sa
lem Flouring mills started up Mon
day morning for a few days run in
order that local orders might be filled.
Wheat remains unchanged at 64 cents
with scarcely any prospects of a
change.
Weather Forecast. Tuesday
night andWednesday showers. Tem
perature continues low and favorable
to a big fruit crop.
You will never know the satisfac
tion of dying until you dye with "Per
fection" Dyes. tf
"Vlrglnlus"at the Reed tomorrow
night.
The Northern Pacific is the only
line making direct connection at Spo
kane for all points In the mining ter
ritory, such us Northport, Rossland,
Trail, Kaslo, Nelson and other points
now attracting attention of all per
sons in tho east and west. Via this
line you can leave Portland at 11 a. m.
commencing Sunday, March 23, and
reach any of the mining centers the
following afternoon. By using this
line vou can save a layover of 60 hours
in Spokane, and the expenscattached
to it. For map of the Kootenai coun
try, giving fgll particulars. In regard
to the mining industry, etc., call on or
write Thomas, Watt & Co., agents,
Salem, Or., 266 Commercial street, tf
Tho color given cloth by "Perfe
tion" Dyes does not fade or crock
Insist on having "Perfection Dyes
For sale by all druggists, tf
OASTOR1A.
PORTLAND MARKET.
PROVISION.
Portlind. April 6. Wheat valler, 75c.
Walla Walla, 74.
Flout Portland, 3.85(5,4. lo; graham, 3.40
superfine. $2.75 per bbl.
Oats White, 4&.24; grey.JSSirolleu:
cases, 3.75
I in bags, $4.255.25, barrels, 4.5&7.oo
7.3
Is,
Potatoes. . Oregon, 50465c per sack,
Hay ..Good, 1314.00 per ton.
Hops 10(2 lie.
Wool.. Valley, louc; Eastern Oregon
7-.
Mohair. . I5(gl7c.
MillstuBs. .Bran,$t4.5o;ihorts $16.50.
Poultry- Chickens , mixed, $3.0034.00
turkeys, dressed, I2!4C,
Eggs.. Oreon,9ioc per doz.J
Hides., green, salted 60 lbs 6c; under
60 lbs 5c; sheep pelts, io7nc
Tallow 2c3C
Onions 2.00(22.25 per 160.
Wheat Bags Calcutta,. 00 per.ioo.
Beans small white, lKclJc. lima 3
Hogs Heavy, 4.2S
Butter,. Best dairy,253oc; fancy creamer
4S5c.
Cheese .iaMc-
Dried Fruit Apples, evaporated, bleached
6M7; unbleached 3Kc4c; sundried
Pears 5c 6c
Plums pitless,3cc.
Prunes-4Vc6c.
Veal -small 4M5K; large 4c oer lo.
Mutton -Weathers 3.5o3.75:dressed mut.
ton, 6c.
Beef Steers 3a3.5o; cows $2.25(0)2.50;
dressed 6
Cured Meats-Jfams toe ioc bacon 6c
Lard-ln pails, 70
JALEM MARKET.
Wheat 64c
Oats 40c.
Hay. Baled, rcheat,'i2.5o; timothy 12.50;
Straw, 6.00.
Flour.. In' wholesale lots. 4.20: retail
4.40; bran, bulki 16.50; sacked, 17.00;
shorts, 17.501S.00; chop feed, 15.00
10.00.
Poultry. Chicken, 6c;Turkeys 10c.
VealDressed, 4.5.
Hogs.. Dressed, 45.
LlveCaule..2M3.
aneej,..Live, 2.50.
Wool.. Best, 12c.
RECEIVED TODAY,
New styles collars and cuffs. New skirtJ
New shirt waists.
Y J; 9
257 Cornmerdal st
new departure:
AT
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HSBURN
BBB tLU....).iui....
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RACKET STORE,
ALL-WOOL
ft LOTH I NQ
X MEN'S SUITS
Our Leader
Ml wool Cheviot, worth. Sic
All wool worsted, wear 2 year
Fancy Plaid, rill wool
Imported worsted, all wool
Invisible Plaid, all wool.satin
5 ri 1 ri m-d. ve . y v-ll
Bovs' 3"' )wnie overalls
f
s
3.25
6.50
6 50
S.OO
9.O0
1 0,00
20c
f-p"PrioeinpUin ri,;ir. On: pries to all. These i;oais for high quality,
swpeib srle ml low pric-. wire the kid 07er any clothing ever offered. Call
arri set for yoarseK, or send lor simple.
l
261 Commercial
Salem. Or,
Hop.. Best, q a loe
hggs...weak a 7c.
Fruit.. Green Apples per box 1.00(3.1.50
Farm Smoked Meats Pactn, 7; Ivtrs
lie; shoulders, 5Jc.
Potatoes.. 30c perbu
Onions 1 .50 per bu.'
Dried Frui- Apples, evapoiated bleached.
7c 8c: unbleached 4c5c
1111340.
ButterDairy !5(92oc; creamery 2250.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
WAN 1 ED.. Situation by a Japan;.e cut
City cr country. Address iS$yt Conmercal
street, Salem, Or. 43t
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood constitutional disetse and in order
so cure it you must take internal remedies.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is takeninternally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous 0
faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quad
medicine. It was prescribed by one of th
best physicians in this country for years, an
is a regular p-escriotion It is eomiwsvt ,
the best tonics known, combined wuh th
best blood purifier, acting directly upon tht
mucous surfaces. The perfect enmkr,,,;
of the two ingredients is what pro luces such
wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials free.
,.. ,F- J; JCT & Co., Toledo, O.
EpSold by all druggists.
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, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of rass seeds,
Fish and ousters I
SEALED PROPOSALS.. For the !;
the new po t-office 304 Co-cmercial $?
ill be received by the undersigned up
2 o'clock p. ra. Thursday, April 8 ,s97',t
opened on the premises at that time. R
reserve4 to object all bids. Plans al
specifications at office of V. D. Pogh, J. A'
Baker. 4-S 3'l
WANTED. An engine. Anyone hirisf
second band Traction farm engiee for afc
Write snd state price, age, make and set
Address Steam, Cfymer, Or 45 3'
attorneys at law. Murphy block, Salem, Ot,
4-53"
FOR SALEOne young Jersay cow forsut
Fresh with heifer clf. At a birgiic 1 A
dress Joum il or enquire of H. C. s""
Garden road. i
NOTICEATyriSponsible Vf
family d -siring to apprentice a Jjn2"'JJ "
n
C'nt bov; 11 years
Mills, Salem Or.
old: Address M
MELTlNG-There will be a ra eting
membe s of '.be Oregoa Fire H 1 ft
tion at M;Minnville, Oregon, tue.'"'-
13th, 1S97, at 10:30 a. m. , Py l'rZ,
board of trustees. F. J. Martin,
fcxtra large lleshy mackerels, salt salmon,
nnd shreded cod fish, Don't forget to sex
( cure a bucket of that delicious
s
uriiD
-E-Jelly!
Sicre.7'
J2l
TAirnRivr. RTKlKEaS for sale, 1
county seat town. Good opening for w
tiule capital. Address "G." care jv-
NAT. nffif 3S- I
FOR SALE OR TkAUE Frg '
-o,.c xi.iic n Will sell or traae
property in KanUs. For further P"11.
inquire or address S. M. Tomhnson,,,
MRS. N. B. SCorr.aicuv.g.' .
typewriter, room 12, over Lza& B
bank. Prompt attention to all cla ses itj.
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MAGE'S "Tne Earth Gird.ed.'; or bis S
our around tne worm, a umb -mi
avages and barbarous lands ro u, -,
Talmage's books sold, and "The twtt
led"U his latest and grandest. Za
ENORMOUS. Everybody "wfr &
uook on'y 3.50. mi' uw, --wri.
MISSIONS. A gold M gj "Sff.
CREDIT GIVEN. FREIGHT M0
FITS FREE, Drop all trash arid uu.
king or books and maka $300 a) M0".,
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dress for outfit and territory. The
Company, Star Building, Chicago
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