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kl K v GOLD DTJBT WASHma POWDER. GOLD DUST THE BEST WASHING POWDER Paints and Oils, Superior Stoves and Ranges, and Good Fishing BROWN 256 Commercial st, The Crash Salem Special...., Aumsvlllo Flour New Pickles.per qt Arbucklc and Lion Coffee, pcrpk Bulk Olives, per pint Lenox Soap, 0 bars , licst Mocha and Java Coffee, per lb Good Mocha and Java coffee per lb lOlbsLard 51bsLard Chocolate, per lb lOlbs. B. Wheat lOlbs CornMeal Try our Ho Cream Oats for mush. Old P, O Gomer Standard Bicycles of tb? World I Columbia, chainless $125 Columbia, chain wheel 75 Hartford, regular or special 50 Vedette 40. 35 Jacl. and Jill ( 30 All made by the Pope Manufacturing C Quality and prices guaranteed," PWILL'S If Mffiffl! 94 State street, Next Door East cf Bush's Bank, Best meals in tHe city for 15c. Giye us a trial Miuiunnn illrlll.lUUL Manufactured by tr fa. Jw mA ui UiKCo.,dUtribuUiiagents. Third and Yamnld St- "W FOR SALE BY D- J. FRY, SALEM, OREGON TEAS AND COFFEES Some rare brands. FRUITS FRUIT JARS And all that goes with the fruit season. Star Grocery. JOHNSON & VANDEVERT. loo COURT ST. PHONE sol- UNDERTAKING. J. A. Eotan has moved into the old J, G. Wright stand, 220 Commercial Btreet,and handles a full line of under taking goods, furniture, wall paper, and mouldings. Carpets at Cost to close out. Prices on everything the lowest. Second hand goods taken n exchange. Don't miss us J. A. JiUlAri. O Isanti IVOXlXAs. ., .IUUdYNKinAIMMB (Zaftig Tackle, go to Si SMITH Has Come. 81 2 1 25 10 15c, 2for23c 15c 25c 35 30 85- 45 25 35 25 HARRIETT & LAWRENCE Uncle Sam Is Ready And so are we, when It comes to GARDEN nOSE LAWN MOWERS LAWN SPRINKLERS GARDEN TOOLS WHEELBARROWS SOYTIIES, ETC. GRAY BROS Corner State and Liberty streets, Salem, Or. DUQTnprn By mine- Dr. Peau'rt 1VL.U L UlLU e This )nfleilul remedy Yellow Met re l'KIn. Knarsoteed to cure all nervous diseases, suoh as Weal Syuory, Loss cf Brain Power, Headache. Wakefulness, host Ma'lhooa. Gently Bwlr lions. Nervousness, nil drains, loss of power in Cenerav. ' Organs or AUSaUliy. UUUCUIIKUIUKWUI. .IMWI Will ,3. W l'l tireoaid. Circular Free. Bold by all drureists. Ask for it. t 'wnooth-r Pean Medicine Co., Paris, Trance. Laue-Daviu CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of S t "ITILWELL DETECTIVE AOENCY, US H Kearny Street, Ban Francisco, CaL To rv .. . .. .t,aPi. ttnrnviat district auurucj, "--1 law and private parties. -Prepared to transact all business of a confidential and Intricate character expeditiously and ou reasonsMs terms. Correspondents all over tas world. S. CI'. Jones, Milesburg, Pa., write.'-"! have used Dewitt's Litlle Early Risers and and must say I have never used any pills dur ing forty years of house keeping that gave such satisfactory results as a laxative or cathartic Stone Drug Store, n. u,luiu...,. PLurSC ltIldrUSatttS. vKioi B,IlTOumJPllV BS3trHV3A XVKIda "i wru SLiuxu juh -a Q I O.C.T.Co's I STEAMER A-LTONA. I leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesnday and Friday, 7 145 a.tu Quick time, tegular ser- vice and low rates. Dock between Stat and frif r t M. P. BALDWIN, i Agent, Salem. 4 LATE NEWS. A Murder and Lyhching'ln Missouri. INDIA NiTROUJL? IN" WYOMING A Manila Victim Dies-Other War Happenings. i. Murder and a Lynching St. Lodis, Mo., Juno 7. A Post dispatch special from Clarkgvlllo, Mo., says that while City Marshal Meloan was attempting to quell a riot among 300 negroes on board an excursion boat yesterday, tie was shot In the back and died In a few minutes, A posse of 50 citizens went on board the steamer and arrested Sam young, Curtis Young, Bob Taylor and Charles Taylor, all colored and locked them in the city Jail. This morning, when the. officers arrived from the County scat they found Curtis and Sam Young had been taken from tho Jail and hanged to a convenient tree. It Is feared tho other two prisoners will su ffcr the same fate. Clarksvlllc Is all excitement today. Crowds of people from all parts of the surrounding country are coming into town to sec ,,and learn of the lynching. Citizens armed with shot guns arc on guard to prevent further rioting. Indian Troubles Feared. Cheyene, Wyo., Juno 1, In army circles hero it Is believed that the No vada troop of cavalry, which arrived at Cheyenne to be examined by the medical board under the charge of Major Munn, and then to bo mustered in by.MaJor Wllhelm, of the United States army, are to be sent to Fort Apache, Ariz. The government Is in Arizona, and consequently Is re cruiting men for the Seventh cavalry, which Is stationed at Fort Apache. Captain Gridley Dead. Erie, Pa Juno 7. Last night the family of Captain Gridley, residing here, was notified by the navy depart ment of the death of the husband and father In Japan as the result of the battle of Manila. Captain Gridley has two daughters and a 6on. Mrs, Gridley was In tho midst of prepar ations to go to San Francisco to meet her husband and accompany him across the continent to his home. To Sail To?ay. San Francisco, June 7. Tho Mon terey Is still In the harbor awaiting the arrival of the collier Brutus from Mare Island. It is unofficially stated that the vessels will go away together 6ome tlmo Monday afternoon, It Is understood the Monterey will go to Honolulu at a uniform speed of 10 knots an hour. At any rate It will take them nine days to cover the dis tance. Not Ready for Sea, London, Juno 7. A special re ceived In thl j city from Vienna, says that according to private advices re ceived from Cadiz, preparations for actiyft service of tho Spanish cruiser Carlos V. tho battleship Pelayo and the auxiliary cruisers Patricia and Uapldo are proceeding slowly and the vessels are not nearly ready to pro ceed to sea. Praise for Hobson. London, June 7. Every evening paper In this city echoes tho morning newspaper praise of Lieutenant Hob son's exploit with the collier Merrl mac at Santiago, which they say was a grand deed, ably planned and pluck lly carried out. The Pall mall Ga zette says: "The heroism of these men and the courteous chivalry of Admiral Cer- vera will not bo forgotten In a hurry.' Continuing, the Gazette says It thinks as a result of the Merrlmac ex pedition the nayal war between Spain and the United States is practically finished. Four Times Fired On. San DiEao.Cal., June 7. The yacht Annie Laurie, was fired upon jester day morning by the fort, on Ballast point, for sailing out of the course staked out In the harbor entrance. The Annie Laurie disregarded the buoys, and sailed right In among the thickest of the .mines. Two shots were fired, the last two being solid shots, before the warning was beeded' The captain pleaded ignorance of the regulations. PJakBoUawlUDr.JtUWPiJBP-i. Eczema All Her Life. Mr. B. D. Jenkins, of Lithonia, Ga., ays that his daughter, Ida, inherited a severe case of Ecietna, which the usual mercury and potash remedies failed to relieve. Year ny year sne was ircaicu with various medicine, external appli cations and internal remedies, without result. Her sufferings were Intense, and her condition grew steadily worse. All the so-called blood remedies did not seem tc reach thedis ease at all until S. S.S. was given, when an improvement was at once noticed. The medicine was continuecd with fav orable results, and now she is cured sound and well, her skin is perfectly clear and pure and she has been saved from what threat ened to blight her life forever. S.S.S. (guaranteed purely vegetable) cures Eczema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheu matism, or any other blood trouble. It is a real blocd remedy nnd always cures even after all else fails. A Real Blood Remedy Take a blood remedy for a blood disease; a tonic won't cure it. Our books on blood and skin diseases mailed free to any address. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. ) Earthquake. St. Louis, Juno 7. A special to tho Post-Dispatch from Cincinnati says: A severe earthquake occured In Northern Kentucky between 2 and 3 a. m. yesterday. At Paris several persons were thrown from their beds. At May vlllo the vibrations lasted 30 seconds, and wore strong. At MUlersburg the people were panic-stricken, and many fled from their homes. The shock was felt for two minutes, eprcd In terror among the people. At Cynthlano tho shock was accompan ied by a loud report, and at Owens vlllc meteors have been falling during the day. Rate Slashing. San Francisco, June 7. Tho re duced passenger rates on threo South ern routes to points in tho East went Into effect Sunday, no marked In crease of traffic was noted. There are rumors that tho reduction In rates out of San Francisco Is likely to be fol lowed by a still further reduction by the Canadian Pacific, for tho reason that the differentials established by the American lines In tho American lines in the new schedule is not suffic ient In the opinion of the Canadian passenger officials to scture to the Canadian line its proper proportion of business. Generous. Washington, Juno 7. Representa tive Hartman Introduced a Joint reso lution directing thcsccrtcary of tho navy to have prepared and delivered suitable medals of honor to Lieuten ant Hobson and -each member of his crew for gallant, heroic and patriotic services rendered the United States at Santiago harbor on Juno 3, 1808. It appropriates 8500 for the purpose. Chinese Capital to Remove. London, Juno 7. The Gloto says It learns from a reliable source that the tsung-ll-yamcn (Chinese foreign office) has decided to make HIen Fv, province of Shen SI, the cap ital of the Chinese empire n place of Peking. A Real Old Irish Good Time. Belfast, Ireland, June 7. Great excitement was caused here by a na tionalist demonstration In honor of the revolution of 1708. Several coll Blons occured between the demonstra tors and the opposing crowd. Stones were thrown, a general melee fol lowed and arrests were made. The Conferees Meet. Washington, June 7, The con ferees on the war revenue bill met In a room of the senate committee on finance will be concluded before the end of the week. Passed the Senate, Washington, June 7. At the be glnlng of today's session of the senate, Hale reported from the appropria tions committee the urgency detlc- TiW lency bill, and It was passed. Named by the President. Washington, Juno 6, The presi dent has nominated Luclen E. Kel logg receiver of public moneys at Watervllle, Was. Emergency Corps. The Capital Emerwncy Corps will meet at the city hall .on Wednesday at 2 p. m. All patriotic women are cordially Invited to come and Join the Corps. If unable to be prevent, send In your name and fee by some friend. Ily order of the president. OREGON STATE NEWS, Eugene will celebrate this year. Haying Is In progress In the valley. A reunion of tho Benton county veterans will be held at Philomath June 10, Mrs, Elizabeth A. Davenport, of Myrtln Point, died In Itosdburg, Thursday, Juno 2, aged 75 years, James Judge fell from tho third story window of a hotel at Lakevlew Monday night, and was soverely In jured. The storo of Adams & Gunn, at TabloBock, Jackson county, wa des troyed by flro a few days ago. Noth ing was saved, The seniors of tho Ashland normal school presented Professor Van Scoy gold spectacles and $20 In cash at tho end of the term. Carl Muth, a prominent German resident of Lane county, died at the residence of his son, near Eugene, Thursday evening. He was 71 years old. Three highwaymen tnado a big haul In Baker county on Saturday morn ing. Thestatro between Brldcrenort and Baker City was hold up and $2,000 In gold dust taken by thren men. Tho first farmers' convention In Clatsop county will ho held In Astoria within tho next two weeks, for the consideration of a co-operative cream ery proposition, on tho advanced lines proposed by Mr. R. C. Judson, Industrial agent of tho O. R. & N. Co. m 1 MARION. The Marlon hotel has changed hands, Robert Reld, of Lincoln, Polk county ,Ibclng the purchaser, who, it is said, will open up tho house In the near future. Dayld Edgar lias sold 220 acres of his farm to John Barbcr.of liydcsylllc, Call. Mr. Barber will go to California again iu a few days and expects to re turn toOregon within two weeks with his family and Improve his now farm. The Sabbath school conference which was held at Marlon on tho first and second of this month was a sue. cess and pretty good attendance from Salem and Rosedale, as well as tho surrounding neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ray has returned from Salem and Mr. Ray Is busy har vesting his crop of gooseberries. Clyde Ray went to Portland Sunday on the local, AlPattonis off on tho log drlye with the Spauldlng company. Mrs. Dora George, of Spokane. Wn., has been visiting at the homes ot A. B. George and O. A. George for a few days. Mrs. Gcorgo took her two Uttlo girls, who hayc been making their home with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs. A. B. George for moro than nyear, and 16ft Sunday for Tacoma, Wn., where she will visit a sister for a short time when pIio expects to go to Montana. R. T. Ray will begin work on his new fruit dryer In tho near future, Mr. R. T. expects to dry must of tho prune crop of tho section which will bo good. Mr, John Sullivan the S. P. section boss Is having a tine veranda added to his new cottngo which will add much to the appearance of his bachelor homo. W. J. Hadloy Is shipping several car6of oats of lato the price paid 35 cents per bushel. The first heavy Artillery California volunteers, numbering 150 men and in command of Captain John Cook all of Sacremcnto, passed through this city, on the morning overland curouto for Fort Canby, Washington, where they will man that fort. The men occupied three coaches and were a line looking lot of fellows. QWra, Burbee has resigned his posi tion as head mechanic at the Salem Light & Traction Company's car hops on East State street, where ho has done good work for years past. Ho is succeeded by A. Churchill, who has been his assistant for some lime. WOMAN -f. Is there anything more wnoiesonie, more beautiful, more completely pleasing than a womanly woman ? Such a woman is even tempered, intelligent, strong and healthy. Health really tells th? whole story. Health means strong nerves and strong body, and they go far toward bringing good looks and amiability. A woman worn and wearied by the dragging weaknesses peculiar to her sex, cannot bo expected to find zest in any duty or amusement. Life is all one dead monotonous gloom to her. On her face is written the story of weak nets and pain. The wholesomeness of health is lacking. The cheeks lack fullness, the eyes lack sparkle, the hair lacks luster. Doctors have learned to locate nine tentlis of womanly sickness In the organs that ought above all others to be strong and healthy. Sensitive women shudder at the thought of consulting a physician on such matters. A natural feeling of mod esty makes them dread the examination, and subsequent stereotyped treatment by "local application" on which most doctors insist. Much more often than not, this Is un necessary, It should not be submitted to except as a lost resort. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has cured thousands of severe cases pf "fe male weakness." It works in a natural, sensible way. It Lcgins by subduing the inflammation that u always present Then it strengthens and invigorates tin whole body, particularly the organs dis tinctly feminine It promotes regularity, cures inflammation and ulceration, and stop the debilitating drain caused by ijtm. Of all dsaltn, TO! Jt-s-M iiWEll 9&w!fls!L?orsiB59Ri "mOOTUG MADE EtffcSY" pnwffwi, l,iWPIWTitllWlSi. J RraHSH m STARCH rsfcvr invent MAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF o-ASWHENFM ONE POUND OP THIS STARCH AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH. aHUTACTURED OHlYy THti r uiiniunrn Done ret Jt ti lUUIIlwLn UrvVSO.w KEOKUKjOWA.NEWHAVEN.CONH.i COPYRIGHTED Mm raiM 1 1 im wHwnmwwn This starch is prepared on selenttflo principles bj men who haTo had yenrs of practical experience In fanex leondtrlwr. It restorer old linen and summer drossee to tuotr natural whiteness and imps.ru a beautiful and lasting finish. It Is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmless, contalnlnn neither arsenic, elum or auy other snbstanco injurious to linen and can be used ercn for a baby powder. For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers. FROM A SOFFERKR. How A. Cooper Had a Rotten Bone Healed After 35 Yrars. Ciikhalis, Wash., April 0, 1308. Dr. J. F, Cook, Salem, Or: 1 received your lottcrand was glad to hoar from you. You want to know how my log Is getting along. It Is all right; tho flesh Is growing out ovor tho shin bone nnd Is turning whlto. it Is not straight yet, but I think I will bo as straight as tho otlor leg when warm. weather comes on. I can work, most, of t,bo tlmo, Tho nthor doctors told mo 1 could novor bo cured without splitting it and scrap ing the bone, but they are in Is taken. It Is getting well without cutting or scraping, so they do not know as much as they thought they did, but you are all right, for you hayo done hut what you said you could do. I will answer any questions you ask about my leg. Very truly yours, A. Coopeh. Dr. Cook's odlco Is at 301 Liberty street, Snlcm. DEALER IN : GROCERIES: Paints, Oils "Window Glass Vnr nlah, and tbe most complete; stock of Brushes of nil ldndn it the state Artists matorlnls, lime; hair; oe mont nnd shingles; and thejflnest quality ot grass aeod. iVs'trsBrsBasKsvsBsjrsasV WANTED, ETC New todny advertisement tour lines or lots in tills column Inserted threo times for 25 eta, SO ots, r week, $1 por month. All oyer four liasa at same rata. WANTBD-At "J he Collage" at once two g ood girl for general housewoik, 24 Coutt st. .-alem Of. Mijtl COWS TOR SALB.-Two fresh young grade Jersey cows, half mile north of Will, amette bridge on Wjlace road Ik cot'nty S. Shrtockli. 6 66 tt FOUND,. A purse with some money. The same can be had by appllni; to Geo lly. r on, 3 jo Liberty st. 6 6 iw" obcond Sand aooD&-'0 to bJJt & Ends for new second hand goods at II. M. Van Avery's, 1B1 Commercial street, Salem, Or j-ai-lm d&w WANTED.r-l)y Old Ks'abllhed House--high grade man or woman, ol good churr'j standi rp.lo set as manager here and o have work and csrreseondence st their home. Dullness already built up and es tablished here, Salary I9W, Enclose addressed stamped envelope furocrlcrms to A. I'.Eldlr, General Manager. I Ho Michlgsn Ave, Chicago, III. 51 im AOENT8 WANTED For "War With bpnln," including battles on sea and Ian-). C01 tains all about armies, navies, foils and warships of both nations and graphic story of the grest victory of the jallant Dewey; tells everything about Sampson, Schley, Kilshur Lee and leading commanders, by Hoe James Rankin Young, the Interpid leader for Cuba litre In the lialls cfCu . rress. The greatest war book published, 600 large pages, loo superb illustrations, many in richest colors, lias large colored maps. Biggest book, highest commissions, lowest price, only fr.75 each subscriber receives grand $1.00 premium free, Dj mand enormous, harvests for sgeatf, 30 days credit, freight paid, outfit Ifree. Writs to day. AddressThe National Book Concern, Dept 15,350 Dearborn street, Chicago, 5-'3-3H NOTICD,, All persons wanting cemetery 101s repaired or concrete wans ouiir, ue fore contracting with other parties would do well to see IJohannonii biopi.'m. They are prepared lo build sll kinds of concrete walls on short notice. They can be found st residence corner Lincoln and Commer cial street' tMDBR'rOR SALS ..A stood secomi hand Osborne binder, in good repair, at a bargain. Inlreo(C. J. Gelger, on the Henry Belli farm, near Asylum farm, 5'138'wr New Blacksmith Shop. W- r, R. SMITH tbe old rsUsUe scaHtt has opened n shop rppoaU Mm brewery and Invitee patrons. Beet wskIc b4 lowest prtoe I JOIN iiil u iM iomrasrem s4sietr AND NICE WILL CO Thc largest implement house of the Willamette valley, BAIN WAGONS. Racine buggies and hacks. Buffal.0 PiUsJtfaxrpws and Cultivators, Monitor & Tiger drills and seeders, rianett Jr. drills and cultivators, McCormlck binders, mowers and rakes John Deere plows nnd harrows Kussell engine and thrashers. Repairs kept In stock for Rail the above mentioned goods. For sale uy E M, CROISAN, SALEM, OR, W. B. WATBRBUny, Manager. REMOVED ! BECXNER & HAMILTON I avo removed tholrtinnlng 'and plumb fug business to 324 Commercial street opposite Stato Inauranoo building. The best is cheapest E S Lamport, . Harness and Saddlery. . . Make a specialty of Carriage TrimmingJ! Drlnt; in your' old harness and Exchange for new. Prices Always the Lowest, SALEM, on. "UONEST JOHN" TRUSS A new truss ou n new princlplo, A peifeot support to all who ore ruptured, DR BTONU'B DRUO STORE, Balcm, Or 4B18 Capital Soap Works. Running at full blast and making best of laundry and toilet soaps. Be sure Co call for the .Salem brand when jou want gosd goods, A. W. ANDERKGG, Msasger, THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD OR, OUR SAVIORilN ART. Cost over iico.ooo to publish. Nearly loo full-page Masterpiece of Our Savior and the Mother.by Great Haslets, A prriual of this superb work Is like taklsg a tour through all tlje art galleries of Esmm, A elanee at these tnatchlM. lUWu pictures brings team to the eyes of everyone. .iuuiaiu men aiiu women psyiK Kw homes taking from three to ten orders MUy, Belli IUcU-nW beautiful wken bsm). see it they wast It. Selling rapidly all the way from tbe Kksj. dike to Rio Janeiro, Ner sell U lU territory. Publiiked sfrear and In its twetlh ett tlon. Presses running dsy and night salt mi see It. Get sole lulniCFmcnl nf limn U u.J too agent and ypu have a forms, SsW to act as manuirerand cniipinnn.U t.u Call on or address A. I', T, Ekkr, Ms. sgerbubacrlptlon Department, 19, Mlchlgut "i" '" S IM O. M. HIAOK' Wmttet, iWBBBflBtffi atB JJ1 .91. m JhfflflNflk BHam wv flHIev Cefser, Safest. Or Patsies smMk ssMrier Operations ft SMCKfftte RN HI flMjr MFMMIb' am v ' ' Art Print Shop, f t i 1 1 i j COMOVBR does the ;gest war k a makes the) lowest prices, i At DBARBORX'3(bcok store, , . O. H. LANB Merchant Tailor! 211 Coaaerolal st, tarSults $15 and upwards, Pasta $3 an-d upward. BREWBTBR A(WXTSM, HAY. GRAIN Sherte, chop, Ser, H1 feed, etc. Telephone 178. 91 Court'st., Salem, Or 1? X UVM OFFICE, CITY HALL For water service apply at office. BtUs payable monthly in advance. Make complaints at the office. JAS. RADER. ELMER WITIX. CAPITAI '-C1TY Express'and Transfer Meets all mail and passenger trail. Bag. gage and express to all parts of the eity Prompt service. Telephone No. 70. SALEM STEAM LAUNDRYI Flease'Jnetiea tbegcut in prices on the following . SH.ts, plain tocents Unset drawers 5 to loosest Under shirts , 5 to looeets Socks, per pair 3 cents Handkerchiefs .,...,, 1 cent Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents. Sheets and pillow slips 24 centsper don and othet work in proportion. CF Flannels and other work Intelligently washed by hand. COL, J. OLMSTBAD, . .Proprietor Jf BThomas Tuthilk Analytical .Chemist and Ajsaj cr, Offloa with HalemlOas LIcht Co, No 4 Chemeketa St P. O.Box X, Salem, Oregon. Prompt 4return of ore saaplfts, General, analytical work. HOTELS AND BOARDOTG. Hofel Sai?m. J,; FBNNBLIi,;Propf Only First Class House In the City. Rats reasonable. Sample rooms in conssctlon. Can to al trains and public buildings pan the doer. Coree Slate and High streets. HALF m HOUSE. Mild drinks. Cigars and tobacco Meals served. Lodging, Costello Plscer North Salem. 4a iw M. jKEICHTINGER. rrop. AlBATS AND POULTRY. G.S. 1IBIMI N BW MARKET, fState street, near railroad. Freshest awl best meats. My patrons say I keep the best rrrats In town. 3 jf Wolz Mieicke, Dealers te all ktak offte saH sa4 smoked K2li. Lard ia buik,; a tk Cheapest saark t In town. West! It a Specialty ts keep all kIwlofSaasafe e hand. Tryw. SHOP RE-OPENED. Blown- fim tJ ilu. V..1 B-l -jiI V,W,U1 w rMr shop sad will be plsesef to see all ot their eldpatroni ....j , . lain isroaow k mtmomuyrr, Butchers and Packers COLD iTORAGK MsUT, Best tlc,lMet Mtvke al k, pdo. . rwsMw, a4 bat JF llftj, or sobucw. ., Sab waie MLwmSzM H ' MS WSSSSW. Imt Mafssst Ohsm L v. s. .3m . v vewsasssesk raw la tMnmt
