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We Mate Frkods
By giving honest values at honest prices.
Yfc Hold Friends " ' k'
By keeping our word and treating all alike,
We'll save you $s this weekrTn
Hocy
Fast black, genuine 2 thread Maco,
tSiiX! '"I colors, spliced heel and toe, 25c
per pair.
Ladies Underwear.
Vesta, Jersey ribbed, high neck, long sleeves, 25c each.
Vests Jersey ribbed, low neck, short sleeves, 20c each.
Vesta' Jersey ribbed, low neck, short sleeves, 10 and 15c each.
Special Drives,
Fast black hose 5c per pair,
wrappers 48c each. Ladles
5c cacii.
OAsn
STORE.
HOLVERSON'S
em Ta
for the next two weeks, Green tags arc money savers, Every
suit in the house reduced,
$20,00 suits, green tagged $12,40
$15,00 suits, green tagged H60
$12.00 suits, green tagged 8,40
$7,50 suits, green tagged 5,90
Suits from $3,50 up,
a. sJ. DALRYmPLB Sl OO.
A Surprising Cut ?
Best Shoes
At Cut Rate Prices,
OUR MONEY SAVERS.
Men's "Flyo Millions" 81 50
"Goodns Gold" Men's 1 75
"Good as Good" Boys 1 25
"Good as Gold" Youths 150
Ludles' Picnic shoes 1 75
Men's Congress shoes...... .. .. l w
Talble Oil Cloth, all kinds orly 12c
n yard.
Straw and Crash Hats way down.
OSBURN'S RACKET STORE.
N. J. Damon, Prop.
Strawberry Depot
JThc Famous
Clark Seedling
SONNEMANN,
Grocer,
Telephone 51.
24 State St.
Children's
Shoes.
Should be made of good6tock with
solid Bolesand solid counters. Wo
carry only this Kind In stock.
LITTLE GIANTS AND DIS
TRICT 70. Every pair warranted
not to rip nnd to bo well made.
Seo thoso chocolate colors with
vesting tops for th6 girls.
Our Wash Goods
Aretha proper thins for summer.
All new stock. Nono carried
over. This Insures you the latest
styles. Do not fall to look them
over.
Straw Hats,
For nieio youths and children.
Now styles, low price. Yours to
please.
R. & G. CORSETS
IRON CLAD HOSE
FERRIS WAISTS
STANDARD PATTERNS
Willis Bros. Co,
Cash Dry Goods undJShoo Store,
Phono 100.
Mail orders solicited.
fl Great
X3ST
In order to ralso money to moot bills shortly to become- due, wo have do
tennlned to glyo tho buyer the bcnetlt or our prollt, A great many lines will
1)0 sold regardless of cost.
Men's suits, former price 820, now $15.
Men's suits former price 115, now $12.50.
Mew's suits former prlco $12.60, now $0.60.
A W Use of men's all wool suits from $5,60 to $7.60.
Boys' Milts, fprmcr prlco $0, now $7.
JBof ' Milts, former prlco $7.60, now $5.60. ...,.
fcdlHdren'8 &ulw we hayo a largo Hue of new goods from $1 to $3,
ta Mid furnishing goods cUeaper than any other -House tin Salem.
"Mmtf Atfarttaeat l new and complete, Come early and got the bcnetlt of
ykm eWstea patterns.
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
KJlBSfcilftl
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high spliced heel and
double sole,
r t nr-yfr.
Artie summer corsets, 35o each. Ladles'
shirt waists 25c each. Ladles' ribbed yests,
CASH
STORE
6!
CALIi A ME33ENGER - - - -and
have your notes and packages
delivered, to collect a bill, to go on
errands for you. Ask for spoclal
rates en merchants' packages.
Charges reasonable. Bloyclo ser
vice. Ring Bluo boxes or telephono
40.
Lockwood Mossengor System, Central
offlco No. 288 Commercial street.
Salem Local.
The Chctuawa Indian school band
will play at a church social this even
ing for the Methodists.
Walter Drennan, formerly fireman
on the Salem local, but no at working
on the Ashland division, cntno to this
city today to vote.
Will R. Allen,who has been attend
ing a dental college In San Francisco,
has returned to spend the summer
vacation In Salem.
Saturday night a through north
bound freight was derailed at Brooks,
The englno and seven cars were de
railed and about 30 sheen were killed.
Sovcn men were In the cars,but fortu
nately escaped serious injury.
Rockey D, Ilodgkln, son of Assist
ant State Treasurer F. E. Ilodgkln,
loft on Sunday for West Point, whero
he will take tho examination required
for admission to that Institution as a
military cadet.
0. P. Bishop, assistant of tho Nell
dry goods and clothing establishment
has disposed of the stock to Senator
VV. II. Hobson, of Stay ton, and Thos.
Sims, of this city, who will probably
continue tho business.
lion. C. B. Moorcs camo up from
Oregon City today to cast his ballot.
Mr, Moores says that as the train
pullpd out of tho Woodburn depot, K.
G.Eby, u young Republican attorney,
and S. Tomllnsou.'.both at that place,
who had been engaged In n lively
political discussion, removed their
coats and began a fistic encounter
that was still In progress as tho train
passed ont of sight.
Pursuant to an announcement,
about fifteen of tho old membors of
Companies B and I, O. N. G., met at
Mm nrmnrv in the cltv hall Saturday
evening when tho preliminary steps
towards tho reorganization of ull
.-ullUiiry company, wcro taken. A list
of 27 names has already been secured
and J. (l.lEvans and L. G. Holland, as
captain nnd lieutenant, respectively,
will this week thoroughly canvass tho
city nud adjoining towns for recruits
whonlt Is expected a permanent or.
gankatlon may bo formed.
Si)
KGuUGtlOll
JP3E&X03G.S.
JOURNAL "X-PAYS."
"Whoever goes In, 1 go out."
Henry Brophy,
North Dakota seems to lead off In
point of "Women on School Boards."
The Chinese versien:
"Spaniards heap talky, talky,
Melican heap Dewey, Dewey."
Give the Union party a chance to
redeem its pledges. Tiic people will
never regret it if they do. Exchange.
Yes." said the modest candidate,
"I want an honest man toflll thejoQlce,
therefore I shall vote for myself."
A silver worker on the Santlaru
wrote Saturday: -'Yours for a victory
as great as Dewcy'6l" Those boys
arc loyal.
The Union party leaders and the
boys In the trenches made a noble
light today up to the hour of going to
press.
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Thk Journal will not bet but It
forecasts time Montag nnd some of
the Union legislative ticket will win
In Portland.
The defeated will not go to Salt
Creek this time, but to the Philip
pines. Will all who enlisted go if
they get ofllce at home ?
The soldier boys from the Flicker-
tall state said on reaching Oregen:
"What's the use of Hying in North
Dakota when one can live in a rose
show."
The next excitements: destruction
of tiic Spanish navy in Cuban waters.
T.ien capitulation of Ilavana and cel
ebrate the fourth of July at the end
of the war.
t i t
Thk Journal bends 28 dallies to
Brandon, Coos county. It will bo the
best war dallv for the money In Ore
gon. 3s'ov that the campaign is over
we shall have more space for news and
less for politic.
,
Campaign humers: Col. Alley of
the Soldiers Home board was never a
soldier. Col. T. A. Wood, comman
der of the Indian war veterans of Or
egon wrs never in an Indian war. 3u
It goes. These colonels are very few
of them fighting men.
Albany Demecrat: Mrs. R. E.
Wnnds of Salem claims the honor of
discovering the Republican candidate
for governor. Years ago she saw him
at a lemonade stand at the fair and
picked him out for a coming governor.
If Ackerman Is elected Bob nen
drlcks will surely have the Reform
school nirain if lie wants it. The Am
erican Book Co. 's defence was printed
with Statesman plates In many or
the Republican papeis.
Albany Demecrat: Walter Toozo
spoko at Lebanon Saturday night,
An effort was made to have a joint
debato by him and Mill Miller, but
it Is reported he said he would only
sneak with some man who was his
equal, like Bryan or Whitehead.
Toozehasagreat opinion of himself.
Spain Is buying silver and coining
half a million pesedas dally. If Spain
had the sliver product of our country
she would have slnnews of war with
out issuing bonds. But wo may need
all our gold, silver, greenbacks, bank
notes and bonds.
M
Wo wou'd have liked to have heard
ono Joint debate, between Vanderburg
(Union,) Luce (Mlddle-Roader,) and
Dunlwn) (Rep.) They do say Bro.
Duniway got his arms clear around
tho Ponullst brother's neck and oh,
Lord I How they did double teams on
poor Vanderburg.
Schoonermakcr, tho Now Jersey
llft-yoursclf-by-tho -bootstraps high
nrotcctlonlst. found wheat $1 a
bushel when ho came to Oregon to
make speeches, When ho closed his
campaln it svas OS cents. But the
wheat market Is looking better, now
that election Is over.
TheJornal closes tho campaign
with universal good will and the
largest circulation it over had among
people ot all parties. It could not
well bo more popular or more success
ful from a business standpoint unless
It could get some perfectly upright,
honest and truthful man like C. B.
Moores for editor.
Wiggins' Bazaar,
Racket Prices,
An actual saving of from 10 to 20
per cent on nearly every Item you
purchase.
Of course thoro are a few things
excented llkoO. N. T, cotton, black
cat hoie, etc. Theso nro the same
pricotuo country oyer.
Shoes, underwear, hosiery, notions,
elasswaro. kltchcnwarc. overalls,
overshlrts, at lowcBt rackot prices.
Kllk Hans Another lot lust at
hand, 17c or 20o attached to your
wheel,
Bicycle Whirlagig,
The Latest Fad- 8c.
Come and sec.
WIGGINS'
ELECTION IN SALEM.
The Very Best Weather and a Medium
.Vote Being Polled.
The weather today was fine al
though It was a trifle warm. Every
thing passed off quietly, no particular
excitement noted during -the day.
Both parties are working hard and
the full vote of each faction will no
aoubt be cast before the polls close
The Union people were out bright
and early ana did faithful work
throughout the day In bringing voters
to the polls. The result of their
labors will be seen In the material re
duction of the usual Republican
majority in the ten Salem precincts
when the votes arc counted.
The Rcnubllcans had the finest of
livery rigs but the Union peop'e car
ried many voters, as vehicles for
transnoitlnir voters, they used the
agriculturalists' rigs and brought
many a working man to the polls in
his shirt sleeve.
At the polls but very little stir was
noticeable. In South Salem precinct
a youthful voter was challenged, it
being claimed lie had not yet reached
his majority but he swore his vote In,
In Salem No. 4 two electors were re
jected by reason of being outside their
lespcctivo precincts, The vote of
Frank Savage, brother of Jonn Savage,
Jr., was challenged by Earl Race
It was idalmed that Mr, Savage
has no fixed residence here. The
Judges sustained Mr. Race and Mr.
Savage did not swear In hit vote, He
(Sayago) has been In the state for the
past ten months and for about six
months has been located at Salem,
where he has been purchasing and
shipping hay and cattle, by reason of
which he thought himself entitled to
vote. Mr. Savage also has large
mining interests In this state.
In Ward 2, Herman Gotz was chal
lenged bin swore In his vote. A
second man was challenged but the
challenge was withdrawn when the
man's lacntlty -had been establlshea.
This Is the ward In which the hobo
element Is usually voted but no at
tempt was made to swear In that or
ganization today.
STEAMBOAT MEN.
Captain Bell and two deck hands ot
the steamer Ruth came up and voted,
but when Scth Wade of the Union
force called with a carriage for the
balance of the crew Capt. Bell was
very short, and refused to let them
go. It Is believed he and the two
voted tho Republican ticket, and
knowing all tho rest to be Union men
would not let them off.
Chief of Police A. C. Dllley, who Is
suffering from rheumatism was
brought to the polling place In Ward
3, in a buggy, nis friends requested
that he bo allowed to yote while in
the vehicle, but the judges refused to
grant the concession and he was taken
Inside, where ho cast his ballot.
AT WOODBURN.
Woodburn, Juno 0. Special, A
lively contest is on, and the Union
men are standing up for their ticket
like heroes. Lawyer Eby this morn
ing had an altercation with S. Tom
llnson, and struck the latter, who
readily stopped him, and the little
pettifogger was soon put to rest.
Woodburn precinct will be close.
Portland, Juno 0. Special con
trary to expectation tho election Is
passing off reasonably quiet. A
lighter vote than was expected Is
belncr cast, and tho Unlou people feel
confident of a greatly reduced Repub
lican majority.
Or. Miles' Vain rills. "One cent a dose."
Pain has no dhow with Dr. Miles' Pain Pill
Narrow ruled) Journal.
Wide debt ledgers.
Receipts, notes and drafts.
Patent staple fastnere.
Eyelet machines.
New pin stapler.
Shanon binding cases, formerlj 40c
now 25c.
Champion letter file, 40c, nov
WlUlo camera 4x5 only $9.
25c
Dearborn's Book Store
203 Commercial street.
Speaking of Wheels,
Wo doubled our last year's sales
some weeks ago, and are pushing on to
better things and by the way we've
only sold 13 830 wheels this whole
season, That speaks well for the
class of tiade we handle,
The Stearns
is the $50 Wheel
of Salem,
If you doubt It uscyour eyes, It's
not In tho same class as the common
$50 wheel.
Another lot of 810 Victors due
uext week.
- BUI BOOKS
BAZAAR !
MMKMMMidMyUiMrtMMMKBlMfarfdwfiS:
CLARKE
Did the Work With the
Oregon
i
The Terror at the Bottom of
the Sea,
Fivt Thousand Blue Jackets Safe
on Santiago Soil,
Honortothe Oregon.
Kingston, June 6. The report is
confirmed ot the sinking of the Span
ish torpedo boat Terror by the battle
ship, Oregon. It remained for the
battleship, Oregon, to travel nearly
15,000 miles and then sink the great
torpedo boat the Terror. This was
the greatest torpedo boat in existance.
Landed Without Difficulty
New York, Juno 6. A Tribune
special reports that 5,000 bluejackets
were landed today at Punta Carbcra,
a little west ot Santiago dc Cuba,
The soldiers made the landing
without difilculty,
Another Bombatdment.
Washington, June 6. American
warship? bombarded Santiago Sunday
for nearly an hour, inflicting great
damage to forts and city.
Is It True ?
London, June C The news of the
assassination of President Ilenreanx
of Saota Domingo has not yet been
confirmed.
Stop the War.
New York, June 0. The Journal
has information that the Czar of
Russia has made propositions to the
leading powers to stop war between
America and Spain.
Sigsbee in New York.
New York, C The auxiliary
cruiser St. Paul with Captain Slgsbee
In command is here.
Road to Perdition.
London, June. 6. A Madrid dis
patch speaking of the situation at
Santiago says:
"It is one more disenchantment
which proves that there Is no remedy
for Spain's misfortunes. Cervera's
squadron at Santiago Is of little ad
vantage, either to itself or to what
it reDresents. It can neither hinder
tho Yankees' expedition, nor strength
en the defense of Havana. Spain was
never bofore led through such a
strait road of. perdition."
Denied.
Mole St. Nichol, June 6. It is
denied here that the Oregon sank the
torpedo boat Terror as reported.
Bombarded.
Washington, -June 6. American
warships bombarded Santlago,Sunday
for nearly an hour, inflicting much
damage to forts and city.
The Battle Hot,
The Tribune has the following from
Port au Prince: News has reached
hero that a hot battle between the
American and Spanish forces began at
Santiago before 0 o'clock this morning.
As Told by the Dons.
Madrid, June 6. The Pals, a
prominent Republican organ, says it
is reported that the United States
fleet made a second attack upon
Santiago, and that tho Americans
forced an entranco into the harbor,
In government circles the report is
not believed to be true.
Seriously 111.
Washington, June 0, Manila ad
ylces say that Dewey's men are
seriously ill,
Cannot Escape.
Washington, June 0, The strate
gic board believe the dertructlon of
the Merrimac destroys all possibilities
of Cervera over escaping,
Has Reached Qlbralter.
New York, June 6, The Spanish
armored cruiser, Cablos, has reached
Gibraltar, enroute to Cuba.
We pit Bob Hendricks, If he wins
he's got to divide tho spoils with the
Dally Sentinel. There will bo no
hogging tho whole cheese, as he did
the campaign fund and the election
printing. It he loses the Sentinel can
say: "Bob, thou art the son ot a gun
who did It."
OVERSTOCKED
We have too many SHIRT WAISTS and
will offer them at a great sacrifice on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday-
Cost will cut no figure during this sale,
as we are determined to reduce our stock
50c Waistsvall new Patternssalc price
c.
75c Waists'a large assortmentvsalc price.
c.
SLOO Waists, beautiful goods,
price.
Big
Secure
Commercial St.
The
MERRIMAC.
Continued from first page.
that it makes much difference what I
do. I have a fair chance of life either
way. If our dingey gets shotto pieces
we shall then try to swim for the
beach, right under Morro castle. We
shall keep together at all hazzards.
Then we may be able to make our
way along shore and perhaps get back
to the ship. We shall tight the sen
tries or a squad until the last and we
shall only surrender to overwhelming
numbers and our surrender will only
take place as a last and as a most un
contemplated emergency.
Lieutenant, Hobson might have
beonlecturlng to a class of cadets on
the theory of how to build shins, so
deliberate was his manner. He was
lately at Annapolis In charge of the
post-graduate course In naval con
struction and is accounted one of the
most able naval constructors in the
service, being entirely wrapped up
in his profession,
FROM A SUFFERER.
How A. Cooper Had a Rotten Bone
Healed After j 35 Years.
Chehalis, Wash., April 9, 1398.
Dr. J. F, Cook, Salem, Or:
1 received your letter and was glad
to hear from you. You want to know
how my leg Is getting along. It Is
all right; the flesh Is growing out over
the shin bone and is turning white,
it is not straight yet, but I think it
will be as straight as the other leg
when warm weather comes on. I can
work most of the time. The other
doctors told me 1 could never be
cured without splitting it and scrap
ing the bone, but they are mistaken,
It Is getting well without cutting or
scraping, so they do not know as much
muey tnougnttney aid, butyouare
ill right, for you haye done Ju3t what
ua yuu couia uo.
x will answer
about my leg,
i icswuuh yuu USK
. ry truly yours,
A. Cooper.
Dr. Cook's ofllce is
street, Salem,
at 301 Liberty
Dissolution Notice,
Notice la hereby given that tho
firm of Churchill & Burroughs has dis
solved by mutual consent. T. S. Bur
roughs will continue the business, and
will collect all bills and pay all claims
oimeoianrm.
C. N. Churchill,
7 lm T. S. Burroughs.
Consolidated Ullroy & Westa
cott who formerly ran Independent
livery stables of their own have con
solidated and will hereafter bo found
In the livery business at the Bed
Front livery barn at 104 Commercial
street. 5-10-lmo
Not Troubled Now.
"From my childhood 1 have been in
poor health and my skin was yellow.
When I was 10 years old I had salt
rheum on one of my hands. I got a
bottle of Hood's Saroaparilla and be
fore I had taken all of it my hand
was well. I have never been troubled
withsalt rheum since."
Mrs. Bertha Beid,
Baker City, Or.
Hyod's Pills are easy to take, easy
to operate. Core indigestion, headache.
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$1,25 Waists all
$1,50 Waists,
price,
nicely made; Sale
$1,75 Waists,
Cuts on ' Better Goods'
Buy Now and
Great
Oct
Bargain House of Salem,
Landing of Troops.
Washington, June 0. Yesterday
was the quietest Sunday at tho navy
department since the outbreak of the
war. No dispatches had come oyer
nlght, and it was said that none were
expected.
The situation at Santiago is such,
in the opinion of the officials, that no
startling deyeiopments arc to be ex
pected Immediately, and the next
news that is to be looked for from
that quarter is of the arrival of
troops. As far as can be gathered, In
spite of all reports to the contrary,
these troops have not yet startnd,and
the naval officials are impatiently
awaiting for the movement.
It is possible that a small advance
has gone forward, but It Is felt here
that even that composed of an engin
eer battalion with a sieg train is still
lying at Key West.
There is much dissatisfaction ex
pressed at the slowness of the move
ments in the South, owing in large
part to tho slender means of transpor
tation and the difficulty encountered
in getting anything done down thero
in a hurry.
In army circles, it seems to be ex
pected that Sampson is to furnish a
sufficient force to convoy the troop
transports, but it is not known
whether there are euough ships to
supply this force from tho Bquadron
now off Santiago, or whether ho will
call upon Comodoro Watson, off Ha
vana, to perform this work,
Adjutant-General Corbin was hard
at work at his desk in telegraphic
correspondence with army officers in
all parts of the country, and particu
larly regarding the Spanish military
prisoners, from whom selections wil4
will be made for exchange for the
gallant little band that sunk the
Merrimac. The commanding officer
at Fort McPharson has furnished the
department of a full list ot the cap
tives to faclllate the work of exchange.
Moki Tea positively cures sick headache.
indigestion and constipation. A delightful
drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin,
producing a perfect complexioa, or money re
funded. 25 cents and 50 cents.
T?nnnr 1c flip Knt trartipr. TTtte Acker1!
English Remedy in any case of coughs, colds
or croup, auoum u iui iu ivc imiucuiaic
relief money refunded. 25 cents and 50 cents.
S. M. Geary, Pierson, Mich., writesj-"De-YTitt's
Witch Hazel Salve is curing more piles
here than all other remedies combined. It
cures eczema and all other skin dUeases."
Stone Drug Store,
S, C. Parker, Sharon, Wis., writesv-'I
have tried DeWitt'i Witch Hazel Salve for
itching piles and it always stops them in two
minutes. I consider DeWtt's Witch Hazel
Salye the greatest pile cure en the market's
atone Drug store.
Acker's Drspensia Tablets are sold on a
positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn, raising
oft he food distress after eatinc or any form
of dyspepsia One little tablet gives im-
mediate teiiei. 35c ami ana 50c.
go during sale at
c,
dainty and stylish goods, Sale
to close them, goat,
rgains.
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland, June 0. Wheat vallej
83: Walla Walla, 84c.
Flour Portland, $4.75; Superfine
$2.50 per bbl.
Oats-White 3839c.
Hay Good, $1112.50 per ton.
Hops 410c; old crop 4t3c.
Wool valley, 1415c; Eastern
Oregon, 8(3)120.
Millstufl Bran,$17; shorts, 817.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.00
turkeys, live, 1213c.
Eggs Oregon, 13(a)14c per doz.
Hides Green, salted GO lbs, 78c.
under 60 lbs,0J7c;sheep pelts,1016c,
Onions 82.25 per sack.
Butter Best dairy, 2530c; fancy
creamery, 50c55c a roll.
Potatoes, 3545c per sack.
Hoes Heavy, 84.25.
Mutton Weathers 4c; dressed, 61c,
Beef Steers, $3.504; cows, $2.50;
dressed, 6i7.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat 08c.
Oats 35W37C.
Hay Baled, cheat, $10.
Flour In wholesale lots,$4.70; re
tail $5.
Hogs dressed, 51c.
Live cattle 33c.
"Veal 5c.
Butter Dairy 1012c; creamery,
18(a)20c.
Sh6ep Live, 3c a lb.
Woof-Best,15c. Mohair 2728o
Hops Best 814c.
Eggs 12 Jc in trade. 1
Poultry Hens, Cc; spring chickens
12c; ducks;Cc per lb.
Farm smoked meats Bacon,
ham, 10c; shoulder, 819c.
Potatoes 15(1 8c in cash-
How's This 1
We offer Ono nundred Dollars Be
ward for auy case of Catarrah tttt
can not be cured by Hall's CatarrU
f!TJ.' Cheney & Co. Props., ToledOjO.
We the undersigned, haying known
F. J. Cheney for tlie last 15 years, ana
believe him perfectly honorable In au
business transactions and fij1D';1,anun
able to carry out any obligation!
made by their Arm. , , , ...
West & Traux. Wholesale DraffiM;
Toledo, O., Waldlng Klnnan &'
yln, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, u.
nail's Catarrh Cure is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon tbewoa
and mucous surfaces of the sp10;
PrlcA. 7fin. rmr bott e. Sold by "
Druggists. Testimonials free.
WAOTmAtThetoeS
good gins ror general u""-- j. fi,ti
st. Salem Or. ISii
COWS TOR SALBTwo tttA &
. a. I...... , halfmile north ol fl"
abmeUeJbridEe on Walace roadPolk off
S. Shryockh. &ooh
Graduation
Gifts,
lhave Just received
an
entl
new line of
Ladies' Watches
and
Long Chain
Suitable for a graduation gHjjjJ
prices never offered before. w
looking for something 01
kind, don't fall to cano"
CHARLES H. niNGBS,
Watchmaker, Diainouu:.
Optician, g-prrv':
Between postofllce &EW
store.
Watches, cleaned 7&c,
Main springs 75c.