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This Is how we llgurc: The qunllty of the Roods arc here
themselves, and we give you a price on theru that we defy you
In Salem. We are dally proving thit our prices can't be beat 'oy
of persons taking advantage or our
JA "yjanuary Clearance Salc,2C3C?C
Pick where you will through our stock and you'll save on anything
you buy.
SEE OUIt-
67c Kid Gloves,
Every pair high grade.
SEE OUR-
22c Dress Goods.
Novelties and checks.
SEE OUIt SEEOUH--
$3,65 Mackintoshes, 4c Standard Prints,
Worth every cent of V. Regular Gc values.
We offer extra Inducements to close, economical buyers.
CASh
STORE,
HOLVERSON'S
CASH
STORE.
Our Immense
Clearance Sale
of Clothing
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of examining our stock at this time.
Don't overlook the opportunity
Suits almost at your own price.
The beautiful line of Men's Night Shirts shown In our south window
would add greatly to a good night's rest. Prices ranging 7fa to $1.75.
Made of n.uslln and outing flannel.
jJ.Dufymp
6&60
Reduction Sale
Goods in
Reduced,
All Lines
The celebrated II. & S. corsets re
duced from 81.25 to 00c.
Other corsets reduced to 75c, 50c
and 35c.
Oreat reductions In the price or
both ladles' and gentlemen's under
wear. Some lines of ladies' kid shoes for
about hair price.
Look at tlio prices In both windows,
then come In and see the prices on
the counters. It will pay you.
Osburn's Racket Store
Next door lo Albert's bank.
WKATiir.it Fo-tncAST. Tonight and
Sunday rain or show, cooler.
PERSONALS.
IIOLVIIUSON'H .lANUAUV CI.KAll
ANCi: SAM'..
Hankor E. P. McCornaok Is In Port
land. II. Pohle, had business In Portland
today.
I J. Holtcr, of lirooks, was In tlio
city today.
Geo. W. Dayls was a Portland
visitor today.
Managor F. R. Anson was In the
metropolis today.
Thomas Kay was a Portland busi
ness visitor today.
Mrs. J. M. Somcrs, of Albany, Is vis
iting Salem friends.
Supt. A. N. (lllbort, of the O. S. P.,
Is homo from Portland.
J. A. Iliukle, of Sllverton, was In
the city Friday uftcrnoon.
Mayor Waltor L. Toozc, of Wood
burn, was In the city today.
Chester G. Murphy leaves Sunday
uvoning for Palo Alto to resume his
studies at Stanford university.
Secretary of State II. R. Klncald Is
In Kugeno to remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Tyler returned to her
homo at Halsey, having visited her
itiolhur Mrs, .1. Waggle.
Mrs. II. 1). l'attou returned from
Portland, haying spent tlio holidays
with relatives there
II. W. and Milton Myers, of tlio
llrm ot Jos. Myers & Sons, loft this
morning on a business trip for San
Illll.llMO.
10. H. Piper, managing editor of the
Seattle P. I, accompanied by Mrs.
Plpereamodown from Albany Friday
afternoon and Is visiting at tlio homo
of Loo Willis.
Charles 11. Ilodgkln returned Fri
day evening from points In Washing
ton where he has been for several
months, Charles expects to leave In
the near future for San Francisco
where he will accept a position in an
Insurance ofllce.
E. Hofer and wife left yesterday
ror two wecKs' visit in wasnington.
They will see old Iowa friends on the
Sound, Including Olympla.and some of
the principal state Institution towns.
The editor of Tub Jouknal, wan Is to
see for himself what a fusion govern
ment is like.
Watch Puices Holvekson's
anuaity clearance sale
A Good Idea. It has been sug
gested to Judge Terrell that the pre
cinct names In this county which do
not conform to the main postotllce
names in such precincts be changed,
which would change Lahlsh precinct
to lirooks; Ablqua, to Mt. Angel, and
Lincoln to Atimsvlllo. This will be
considered by the court next week,
and as no change in precinct bound
arles Is Involved, is unobjectionable.
SOCIETY NO IE BOOK.
The semi-annual Installation
monies of Salem Camp No. 118.
w. w. was Held last evening at the
hall In the State Insurance Building.
The retiring consul commander, C D.
Minion Inducted the new officers Into
their respective positions as follews:
O. L. Darling consul commander;
Geo. 8. Reld, adviser lieutenant; D.
A. White, banker; Eugene Willis,
clerk; Frank Bowersox, escert: Lee
Acheson, watchman; W. F. Cole,
sentry; A. F. McAtc, watchman
eighteen months.
In accordance with an order re
cently made by the head camp session
conferring the honor of past consul
commander to such oMcers as had
served three or more consecutive
years that honor was conferred upon
Scott Uozorth who for Ave years
served the local lodge as clerk.
The Urst Intercollegiate debate ot
Oregon colleges will take place In the
Willamette University chapel on Fri
day evening, January 14, between the
u. of O., of Eugene, and W. U., of
Salem. The question to be debated is
"Resolved, That labor organizations
are an economic benefit," and the
allirmatlva will be repiescuted by the
Eugene school, whose speakers are:
Mcsmh. Applcgate, leader.Kuydendall
and Whlttlesy. The local university
will lie represented ty II. G. Hlbbard,
leader, Bert E Honey and Miss Mat
tie Beatty, who will present the nega
tive side of the argument. Judges
have been selected, but will not be
announced until the evening of
the debate. The leaders of the re
spective sides will bo allowed thirty
minutes each In which to make their
opening and closing arguments, while
the other speakers will bo given
twenty minutes In which to speak.
It has been decided to charge an ad
mission of 25 cents In order to defray
expenses.
cere- number of
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The degree team of Olive LodgeSo.
18, 1. O. O. F. accompanied by a
L .1. . llnL-ara tvlll 1'fl tf)
nuiuucrui niTO'iiiii.' f --
"Eugene this evening on a fraternal
visit to Fidelity lodge o. 30. I. O.
O. F. The local degree team will in
itiate four candidates Into the mys
tery of this grand order. The team
consists of Past Grand, A O. Condit,
Noble Grand, W. .1. Culver; )Jce
Grand. O. West; Warden, John Sta
plcton, Conductor, F. T. Wrlghtman:
0. Cood. C. Hamilton; Guardian, F.t .
Teevs: It. S. N. S , J. Howard; L. fa.
N.S., H.MInto; R S. V. S, Thos.
Reynolds; L S. V. S.. Chas. Robert
son; It. S. S. F., A- Erixson; L. S fa.
Sam Nye Others going with the
team were: Ed Ede, A. T. Wain,
U. I. Miller, and W. M. Bushey:
T. O. Barker, district deDuty grand
master today went to Jefferson where
this evening as Installing offlcer he
will preside at the Installation ot.the
otllcers of Santlam Lodge, No. 27,
1. O O. F.
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In reporting the new list ot officers
for.the local W. It. C, the name or
Mrs. Lizzie Ito. the newly elected
and efficient secretary, was Inadver
dantly omitted from The Journal.
Mrs. Rwshas Just retired from the
office of president of the corps, In
which capacity she labored most as
ccptably.and hasacceptedjthe position
of secretary. Mrs. Ros Is one of the
strongest and most Inlluential mem
bers of the corps. It was through her
Individual labors that a handsome
silk Hag, thetlrstever owned by the
corps, was recently purchased.
HIS VERACITY ASSAILED
Clearance Sale !
Prices Reduced More Than Ever,
EVERY LINE REDUCED.
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A Coloijado Colony. John II.
Hawkins and M. Knlecn, of Lo Ani
mas, Col , nro legisteied at Hotel
Salem. The gentlemen are her look
ing over the counliy In earch of a
suitable locality for a colony or Colo
iado emigrants who contemplate re
moving to the coast in tho near
future. The gentlemen arc highly
pleased with tho Willamette valley
and may purchase laud hereabouts
F.OLVHItSON'S
ANCi: 8 ALU.
January clear-
Karl'. Clover Knot TYa, lor Constipation
it's the Itett and If after mine; it you don't
say so, relurn the package and get your
money. Sold by D. J, l'ry.
OA Per Cent t i t i
v Discount i i i i
On Mackintoshes,
Underwear,
Stamped Goods i t t
Don't Intend to carry over a single
Item In any of the abovo lines.
Our mackintoshes were uiaikcd at
racket prices to begin. 20 per cent
means a big lot. See those- In front
of tho store,
The underwear with 20 per cent
taken from our popular racket prices
means less than most stores Seeing
Is believing. I
We always mark
In plain figures.
So you can seo for yourself what you
are getting.
WIGGINS' BAZAAR.
309 Commercial street.
Grand Cleat ance Sale.
Ladies and Misses Jackets.
At ono-half price M.OO Jackets, 2,W); $10.00 ones, $5.00; $15,00 ones, $7.50.
Ladies' $3 Button Shoes.
Last evening at the pleasant home
or Fred H, Smith, corner of Church
and Mission streets, (lie entertained a
number of his hchoolmale friends, It
being his Fifteenth birthday. The
rooms were beautifully decorated
with myrtle and Oregon grape. From
the center of the dinning room celling
hung a large wreath of evergreen
with tiic ligure 15 in silver in the
center, making a very pretty emblem.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
In various games. The principal one
being "who is it" Miss Jo Chase and
Merl Stutcsman won the Urst prize,
guessing the greatest number, while
Frankle Chase aDd Fred Hofer carried
oil the honors for the least. After all
were satlslled with play and ruerry
iw.nl a very nice lunch was served.
All wished the young man many
happy returns of the day and returned
to their respective Homes with a pleas
ant memory of Fred II. Smith's Fif
teenth birthday.
Friday evening at the home of her
sister, Mrs. It. J. Hendricks, corner of
State and Church streets, Miss Agusta
Giesy gave a very unique party
whereby site pleasantly entertained
about sixty guests. It was a Klon
dike reception and was a novel aifair.
The rooms were very appropriately
decorated In gold, quito suggestive of
the Klondike region, and the princi
pal diversion of the evening was that
of seaiclilng for nuggets In tiny
golden sacks which hud been care
fully hidden about the apartments
prior to the arrival or the guests.
The table decorations, wares and even
the dainty refreshments were all
BUggcstlyc of the precious yellow
metal.
Those present wcre: Miss Gussie
Lnwnsdale, Miss Ethel Cuslck, Miss
Lucy Williams, Miss Bertha Byrd,
Mis Jessie Breymati, Miss Lena Brey
man, Miss Lizzie Holverson, Miss
Minn iieulat, Miss Ethel Hughes,
Miss Pearl Carter, Miss Leona Paine,
Miss Anna Metschan, Miss Stella
Griffith, Miss Minnie Ire ton, Miss
Mae Boise, Miss Jeaunctte Meredith,
Miss George Glltner, Miss Frankle
Richardson, Miss Kittle Moore, Miss
Lou Ilirnch, Miss Edna Moody, Miss
Gladys Byrne, Miss Greta Strlckler,
Miss Sophia Wolfe, Miss Nellie Par
menter, and Miss Marie .Vandersal.
Mr. and Sirs. F. R. Anson, Mr. and
Mrs. II, D. Patton, Mr. and Mrs, J.
Frank Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Max O.
Huron, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meredith.
Mr. and Mrs, G I. Stall, and Mr. and
Mrs. It, J. Hendricks: Messrs, Wilson
McNary, Harry Albert, C. N. McNary
Ed. Patterson. John Van Wagner,
Clarence Kecnc, Phil Metschau Jr.,
B. II. Wagner, Hal. Hlbbard, Jordan
Purvlne, William Miller, Al. Hopf.
Clarence Hamilton, Matt Whan, J. B.
Glexy, Chester Murphy, W. B. Morse,
F. It. Lovell, Hans Black, F, S, Dear
born and Otto Wilson.
At her music studio, oyer the First
National bank, from 2 to 4 o'clock,to
day, Mrs. Willuia i gave her second
lecture recital for tho bonetlt of her
elas and immediate friends. Tho
subject, today was: "Music, What Is
IlV" These lecture readings are a
partot tho regular lliter-state Associ
ate system, and are of great benttlt to
all who are fortunate enough to hear
them.
Mrs. Wll'man yesterday received
notice from tiic conservatory at Kan
sas City that she had been appointed
to represent them in tho entire State
of Oregon now. and that all communi
cations in regard to this work In Ore-
J con would be referred to her. It Is a
ueserveu uoiupmuciib m ims. ,, iiiiuuu
and the management at the homo In
stitution can feel sure Hat their In
terests are placed In thoroughly com
petent hands.
A pleasant musical program was
rendered by Mrs. Wlllman's pupils as
usual.
And a Fistic Encounter Ensued Tres
pass Case Concluded.
As a result of a leadingquestlon In
the trespass eae of state vs J. E.
Howard in Justice Johnson's court
room this morning, a short but ex
citing tistio encounter eusued.
The land upon which the trespass
Is alleged to have been committed is
disputed property among the Moores
heirs, and a final decision regarding
Its ownership Is now pending before
the supreme court, The property is
located on Front street and is occupied
by W. A. Moores.
The evidence was all Introduced and
the case closed prior to the noon hour
today when the matter was taken
under advisement by Justice John
son. During the trial this morning A.
N. Moores, manager of the Capital
Lumbering Company was on the wit
ness stand and in the course of his
examination, the witness as asked
If he had heard the testimony or one
"Cal" Moores to which he gave an at
firniatlye reply. lie was next asked
as to the truthfulness of the state
ments made by "Cal" when he replied
"They are lies." Now "Cal" Moores
was not fond of having his high
standard nf veracity assailed In such
a manner as that, and quickly ran to
the chair occupied by the witness,
whom be succeeded in striking several
times before ho was separated.
Foraitlnio excitement reigned su
preme but the assailant was soon In
duced to resume his scat in the court
room and the trial proceeded, but not
until "Gal" had been lined $5.00 for
contempt of court.
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Of all kinds at great sacrifice,
Look at these prices during salcj
Unbleached muslin 1 yd wide 4c
Bleached muslin, 1 yd wide, soft finish fie
Lonsdale and Fruit of the Loom muslin 7c
9x4 heavy sheeting, unbleached 15c
9x4 heavy sheeting, bleached 17c
Canton Flannel, bleached 6c
Canton Fl jnnel, unbleached f)c
Amoskcag Gingham
Ladies' Wool Hose
Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Line underwear!
Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Line union suita
Reductions in dress goods.
Reductions in kid gloves.
Reductions in blankets.
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Mackintoshes at Cost
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"The Bargain House of Salem
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Commercial St.
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Miss Ethel Hughes and Mrs. J.
Frank Hun lies entertained a company
1 nf their vnuiiL' friends at their beau-
Now $2.21. Take your choice of square or pointed toes, cloth or kid tops. urui homo on South High street Wed-
..,,.. . ' nest ay even nir.
Mens OUHS ana UVCrcoaiS. Kach person was requested to write
$10 suits and now $7. $7 50 suits and overcoats now $5,00. Bargains In men's verso ofpoetry and some veiy credlt-
iiihi tKiys wool pants. , table poetic coitinouiions were suo-
Drcss Goods. inltted.
6J.nch wool plaids, regular $1 values now 60c Handsomo and stylish goods v 'n"'r&isJZ
In boRiitiful Hgures as wol u plain goods. 25o to $1 .a a yard. . feX.fc'VP , W" ?t. S JSSte
Kid Gloves. ; tiin ono for the best contribution
from the gentlemen.
The remainder of tho evening was
cnrnit In mlrdlltntr t lift TUinnTflr .fflnin nf
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C l J. Hearts, an being suppieuionico oy a
A Fraud.
Captain E. P. Mahony, claiming to
be art artillery captain In the Cuban
insurgent army, who recently visited
Salem, soliciting aid for the insur
gents, lias been denounced by T. Es
trada P.il ma, of the Cuban junta, in
New York, in a letter to Robert C.
Black, of Cascade Locks, Or , as a
fraud, having nothing to do with the
Cuban army, and not authorized to
collect anything for the Cubans, Mr.
Palraa's letter is as follews:
"Delegation de la Republlca nc
Cuba, New York, Dec. 23, 1897. Mr.
Robert Black, Cascade Locks Or.
Dear Sir: Your letter of the 15th inst.
received. This so-called uaptaln Ma
hony Is a fraud, who has been going
around the country, claiming to be a
captain In the Cuban army. He has
nothing whatever to do with the Cu
ban army and Is not authorized by
the delegation to collect anything for
Cubans. Kindly have him shown up
In yourdally papers. Such fellows do
the Cubau cause a great deal of harm
and should be unmasked. Nobody Is
authorized to collect anything for the
Cuban army; all fur ds should be sent
hero to headquarters, where a receipt
will be given for all donations.
"Thanking you for the Interest dis
played, 1 remain, yours very truly,
"T. Estrada Palma, Per O. A. Z.,
"Room 0, 50 New street, New York."
Accused of Mur er.
MoMinnville, Jan. 8. Yesterday
afternoon two young boys named
Arthur and Sydney Cumbus, aged 20
and 17 yeais respectively, were
brought to the county Jail by Sheriff
Henry ou Suspicion or having mur
pered un old man named George Sager
on December 27, who lived ten miles
east of here, un the Willamette river.
Tracks were found about the house
Indicating two or more had attacked
the man in his cabin. Everything
was torn up in shape to indicate that
tho assailants were receiving a hard
reception and the old man had put up
a wonderrui ngut ror ms tire. He
was found In a slttlni: posture out
side his home, with knife wounds in
his back.
The boys do not havo the best of
appearance, but tell a good story.
They say they can account for i'l
their time between Tuesday bet i.e
t ha niiirrlnr ntif 11 nftpr tliA I'nrnrii.r .
Innniwt.. Thni llv,t lnt. nirns I lin ' I 1
SUNDAY SERVICES IN SALEM.
UNITY CHURCH.
Services at 10:30 a. ni. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 12. Unity Guild
at 0:30 p.m. On Sunday morning a
service will be held in memory of Rev.
S. C Adams. Subject of lecture on
Sunday night. "The Couise or the
itlverof Evil and Religions, Liberty
From the Fiftli to the Tentli Cen
tury." In the evening there will be a
solo by Mr. Luke Linn and a duet
by Mrs. Martin and Miss Georgia
Dayenport.
CHRISTIAN SClEXCi:.
Every Sunday at 10:30 a. in. "Wed
nesday at 7:30 p. m.. at 2UU Liberty
street. The-e iiii-et Ings are conducted
by tile students of u normal course
graduate (f the Metaphyseal Col
lege, Boston, Mass., founded by Rev.
Mary Baker Eddy, discoverer and
founder of Christian Science. The
public are cordially invited to attend
these meetings.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Corner Seventeenth and Chemeketa
streets. Sunday school at 10 a m, On
account of sickness the pulpit will be
supplied by Rev, Frank Culver at 11
a. in. Junior Y. P. A. at 3-p. ni. The
Senior Y. P. A. will hold their meet
ing at 7:30, taking the place of the
preaching service. Several lay-members
will be the chief speakers. Good
singing. Come.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
Eev. W. C. Kantner pastor. Preach
ing at 10:30 a. in. Subject "The Prec
lousncss of Christ." After sermon
there will be the celebration of Holy
Communion. Sunday school at 12 m.
Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p. m. At 7:30
p. in. sermon subject The Man With
a uiyiaeu Heart.
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Ar,Common Dil
is not a thing
beauty but it .Is I
necessity, we ha
metn in an sizes, an
teakettles, brass kfl
ties, granite kettll
etc, etc
Also a full line
sioves, tinware aa
house f urnistill
goods
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Corner State and LibeiS
Salem, Oregon.'
REED'S OPERA HO
I'ATION BROS., Managers. Phone 59.
Special Engagement 2 One Night
Saturday, January 8, 1898,
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Original Ole 0!s
4 button kids, regular $100 values, 75c.
Agents Sl'itutard Patterns, best and cheapest.
UQILLIS EROS. Si
1J2 Commercial street. Tlio cashdry goods ami shoe house,
jdalny luncheon, characteristic ot the
I hospitality of the charming hostesses,
river, and north a distance of to(
and a hair miles rrom wiiere the mur
dered man lived. They say that they
never had any trouble with him. and
seldom, if ever, saw him, thus indicat
ing that they urn not Know much or
him or have anything to do with him.
The first Intimation they had ot
their being suspected was about two
hours before tho sheriff came after
them.
Lute reports are coming in that the
boys bear a shadowed reputation. Fur
ther devclopements aro anticipated.
Hearing has not jet been set.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Preaching 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Bible school 12 o'clock. Junior En
deavor 3 p. m. Senior Endeavor 0:30 p.
Subject of morning sermon "Lessons
from the Early Church." Evening.
"Higher Attainments." All invited.
J. J. Evans, pastor.
BAPTIST.
i'.ev. u. i. isacon. pastor, theme for
morninir service, "The Temptation of
Jesus," the first of two sermons. Eve
ning service, theme: "Profitable and
unprofitable Posessions." Sunday
school at 12 m. C. E, at 6:30. Nursery
In church for small children during
service.
u. B CHURCH.
Services at the U. B. Church in
Yew Park, as follews: Preaching at
m. also at ,:30 n. m. Santa th
Stop that cough. TaUe warning.
lead to consumption. A 3Jc,
Cl!l... r..M m,u c-.. -n- '7.
.HltlUt, S Mw 1....J .v jv,
D. J. Fry.
fe.
It nuy
bottle of
Sold by
S.C. E,
Walter
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Mrs. Willman. Piono and onran
s-tudlo over First National Iwink. 5-tf
-chool at 10 a. ni. and Y. P,
at. 6:30 In the evenlnir.
ueyuums, pasior.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Church of Christ (Scientist!
services, Lesson seruiou 10:45 a. ni
Sunday school. 10 a. in. Testimonial
meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Christian Science hall, corner Court
and Liberty street.
w. c t. u.
All children are invited to come
and bring their parents to the Chil
dren's Temperance meeting held bv
the "Good Templars" at the W. O T
U. hall on Monday Jan 10, at 4 p.'nj.'
Sunday Comes but onn r
uufc mat is me regular aay upon which
we kerye our chicken dinner and re
member the price U Just the same
15 cents George Bros.
Positively better -than ever before,
tVi .. ."r'.D : '.:!, Ali W favorite. All new speclaltie
:,,H -n ,r r """J? J"n Lawsen, "The
...... w. .uv,,., tmnj, me snnsat in
i-nce or admission, so and 75?.
Seats now on sale at Pattons".
Tlie sensation of the ag
Pardoned. Go v. Lord today par
doned L. C. Wills. Of Crnnk rnnnr
who was sentenced on May 14, 1897,for
two years for larceny. His pardon
was recommended by.Supt.Gilbert.the
..mu .iaiijK ueen sumcicntiy pun
shed.
What Dr. A. E. Slater Says.
Buffalo N. V.-Gen-s-rom my pef-
soiaUnowlfdce, gained in observing theer-
ect ol your Shiloh's Cute in cases of advanced
Lon.umption, 1 am prepared to say it is the
mi icmarKaoie Kemedy that has ever been
brought to my attention. It has certainly
saved many from Consumption, Sold byD
O-.a.ES'I'OIH.r.Za.
Ilea
truj
vripjei.
25 Days 0
I will sell my entire line o
and noveltlei. at cost to in
for a spring and summer lln
i iu also close out the bf
the W. W. Martin sr.nr.L- nt.i
price. There are still son
tuingsiert at a bargain. Cd
see.
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
onT,"5V::C,vf''lh4 "efe are fends
-.. .. .rt,.,vuic mine pajment ol ill war.
rants of the city of Sale, wdontd ,!!.
Watches cleaned.
Main spring
f, t..: Vci ","" "'u on or t-
:-.. '3V"l"an upon the ceneral
fund. I lease present sai.1 warrants forpavl
mem at Ladd i Bush Uric, as Intern?
ane will cease frum the date of thli m j
V A. LER "
City Treasurer.
8 lot
Sa em, Pec 38, 1S97.
FOR SALE
Geo. W. P
River road,
Other work accordingly.
All work warranted.
C H, HINGES
Watchmaker, Optician and
setter. Second door nortli!
office.
4 frl ...
Geo. W. Pear V " ,T' ?T, "MP
. 1 8 3t
PK!Trttt ""A T' ""have
MfrnLy ofertyand paying fer
1 3t
NOTICE
10 Sirv-lt,nl,ir. nr ,i,. ri., tri
The regular annual meetinc of Jtq
' !" c?npany will bo held at th,
n luesdav Limn ,k ist ., I
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