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Clearance Sale.
NOT MISS IT.
-Bargains in every department You
can buy dry goods cheapen today than you
will ever be able to purchase them again at
HOLVERSON'S
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stork.
CASH
STORK
Stpaw, Hats,
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j displayed in. front of store go at
Back to Health
After Long Illness Heed's Sarsa
arllla Restored Coed Health
Now as Strong as Ever.
11 After an Illness of two yean, daring
which limb I underwent several surgical
operations, I at last began to Improve, bat
Biy Improvement was ao alow that I be
caino discouraged. I was very much run
down and I did not have any appetite.
I did not care to live. Ono day I met a
friend who had taken Hood's Sarsaparllla
and who urged me to try It. I consented,
and after I had taken a few dosca I began
to feel better and had a better appetite.
1 gained from two to three pounds a week
and grew stronger every day. I took two
or three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparllla,
ind am as strong as I ever was in my life.
Hood's Sarsaparllla has brought me back
to health." Emily Bilunoeb, 10 Grand
Avenue, South Portland, Oregon.
Hood 's SaSa
Is the best In fact the One True Blood Furtflcr.
Sold by all druggglsU. $1 ; six for IS.
Hnnd'd Pills cure L,Ter "'? to
IIUUU S i-IHS uke.emy to operate. 25c
SALEM GIRLS IN
AT MARION COURT HOUSE.
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25 Cents Each!
vJ. jr. DALRYniPLB St CO.
great inductions !
Strong's Jamous New York Ico Cream reduced to 26c a quart.
Ice Cream with cake served at 10c.
At Strong's restaurant.
Proceeding At tho Various Departments
of the Capital County Seat.
W. M. Hunt administrator of the
estate of J. J. Shaw, deceased, has
tiled an Inventory of the Clatsop
county property belonging to the
estate, as returned hy V. I. Dunbar,
Frank i'allon and w It. Cyrus the
appraisers appointed by the court.
The property consists of 140 lots In
Hemlock Park, In Clatsop county,
valued at $12(1,
Mrs. 13. Woodrum, Saturday began
an action In the clrcultcourt against
D. D. Coffee and W. C. Hubbard to
recover $525 and Interest alleged to
to be due upon a promlsssory note
executed Junuary 10, 1895. A special
attorney fee of $00 Is demanded.
The county court Saturday made an
order providing for the appointment
of three pcrHons as appraisers to act
In conjunction with three to be ap
pointed by the county court of Linn
county In making estimates of tl e
cost of a bridge ncros thcSantlam.
ut Mill City. The court adjourned
subject to the call or the county
Judge.
The following deeds were recorded
teday:
S. Tomhnson and wife to Woodburn
lodge No. 102, 1. O. O. P. lot 4, block
1, Woodburn w. '1 $1.
M. T. Smith to John Mach 150 acres
of Marlon county property; $150.
United States to John A. W. He!
decke 100 acres of landjhumcstead,
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
PORTLAND,
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RescueJ From Sin niwl rth-inri,...., .,.1
Care I for.
I'ruTLAND. Or., Aug. S.-Olllccr
S uart took three young girls from i
dissolute career, and Hon the track of
several more.
(JriccMosicr, itlli-! Williams. ,1KC1
17 rear., and Pauline Tracy, 10' years
o!d, are the two others destined for
I ho same reformatory. These girls
hac homes ut Salt ni,afd lire at tie
cttj Hal was too piosalc H r them, and
they came here entering- upon a pace
that phjslcally and morally kiiK
The Mosler girl llrst came here
several months ago, and about the
middle of last month she sent for her
friend, Paulino, who, as yet, has not
altogether lost her outward modesty.
Grace, however, has grown tough In a
short time. When olllccr Si uart yes
terday told her that she must go to
the Magdalen Home, she replied:
'I'll blow up the place and sell the
remnants forcordword."
These girls have been- drinking
quite freely of late, and yesterday
arterncon Detective Loan arrested
D.iyld Thornton and Thomas Duval,
colored saloon-keepcis, on Fourth
street, on charges of haying furnished
them with liquor.
Pauline Tracy and Grade Williams
were to have been disposed of by
Municipal Judge Jlonncsxy at a late
hour this afternoon. The Williams
girl, or rather Mosler, claims to be 19
years, old, and expresses willingness to
go home, If so allowed 'to do. The
Tracy girl now Is simllarlyjdlsposcd.
Annuaf Salea overO, 000,000 Boxes
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m!SGZl&litti&im'&VlX3&'-- UN
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SfflrlTHE LAST WEEK.
?nn RTT.Tona asd hervotjs DISORDERS itf sV ssiw
Ncx, swr ,csl c,caron" M'c wr '" '
will offer extra bargains to
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FOR BILI0TJ8AND HERVOUS DISORDERS
euch as Wind and rain in the Btomach.
aiddines. Fulne after meals. Head
ache, Dizziness, Drowsiness, FlushinK9
nf Heat. Low of Appetite Oostlvenpss.
Blotches on the Bkfn. Cold Chills, Dls-, ,-fii
turbed Bleep. TrlKhtful Droams and all yjj
Nervous and Trembling uensairons.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL OIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTES. Every sufferer
will acknowledee them to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken oa direct
ed, wlllnulcklyrostoro Females to com
plete health. They promptly remoo
obstructions or Irregularities of the bjs
tern and euro Mick Headache. For a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN. WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boocham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
And hire the
LARGEST SALE
nf any Patent .Yfedlclne In the World.
25c. at olfDrue Storos.'
OREGON STATE NEWS.
McCow Is the
CALL A MESSENGER ....
and have your notes mid packages
delivered, to oclloot a bill, to go on
errands for you. Ask for Bpoclal
rates 011 merchants1 packages.
Charges reasonable Dloyolo sor
vloo. nine Blue boxes or telephone
40.
Lockwood Messeueer System, Central
ofHco No. 200 Commercial street.
Salem Local.
and
Weather forecast Tonight
Tuesday fair.
Mr. W. C. Huwley, of Willamette
university, went to Junction today.
Mr.'A. L. 15 row n was a northbound
passenger this morning.
Mr, Eddie Glllmgham Is spending
a few. days In Portland.
Mr. John Albert lert on the 11
o'clpck train for Newport for an out
ing.
Mr. J,. M. Wallace of tho Water
Co. was a passenger to Aurora this
morning.
There Is a growing dsumud for some
depot, accomodations at the fair
grounds, The 8, 1 should look It up.
G; W, J6hnson, the clothier goes to
Satfli'ranclsoo this evening to put In
a few week's tlmu purchasing fall
goods,
Prof. It, A. ilerltuge, will leave on
Tuesday morning's overland for He
lena Mont., where he will have charge
of a large con'ervatory.
MIssMyitle Davis, who has for the
past two years agisted In Mrs. Ogle's
kindergarten, tuu announced that she
will open a kindergarten tho coming
school year. Her rooms will Ikj ut
20U Liberty street upstairs, wliero
she expecta to open early In October
Mr, John Q. Wright is loading a car
with ltarllct pears and a few plums
for shipment today or tomorrow.
These are the first pears of the season.
Mr. Wallace will also ship a carload
cast some time this week.
Elmor White, Charlie Cloodalo and
chief of Police A. O. Dlllcyleft last
night for the Santlam hot springs for
a week's outing. Messrs Dllley and
Goodalo hope to be bonellted by tho
water there, both of them being
tr'oublecV with rheumatism.
A long line of wagons loaded with
wheat uroulwavs to be seen at the
Salem flouring Mills now, The crop
Is Just beginning to come In and the
mills are grinding for outside orders.
They receive about 1000 bushels of
wheat a day now and It will Increase
when the threshing Is over. The mill
pays 62c.
II. G. Sonneinann has returned from
Wllholt where he lias his fumlly com
fortably settled for tho season. Ah
for himself Henry will be contented
with rustling his trade and supplying
the dear people with his famous Wcl-
trlechenderLlmhurgerhandkaero Sa
lem Is u pretty good summer resoitor
Itself.
The ladles of the Sedgwick Kmer
gency corps very plcasuntly enter
tained a large crowd at tho bonllro In
Marlon Square Saturday evening. Ice
cream una lemonade had been
prepared In abundance and the Salem
Mllltury Hand lent Us aid to make
theaiTuIr u success. Suoh Informal
gatherings while they help tho
soldier boys are at tho sainctliua u
pleasant diversion to tho citizens who
are compelled to remain In town
during tho warm weather and it Is
hoped that Saturduy evening will not
to tho last tlmo tho ladles will
entertain us
Ptfte Render Will Open Hi9 New
Place.
To the Public:
Oil Wednesday evening of this week
I will open my new bar-room at 102
Court street, to which one and ail ate
cordially invited. The place Is llttted
up with tho best llxturcs that money
can buy and everything Is new. None
but tho best goods will be sold. A
grand free lunch of spring chicken,
crab and all the delicacies of the sea
son will be served. Come and join us
In a good time.
8 at. Pirru KiiADr.R
Cannot Be Accepted.
Chicago, Aug. 8. The following
telegram was received by Governor
Tanner:
"Washington, D. JcC. 7. Gov
ernor John It. Tanner, Chicage: ' It Is
regretted by the secretary of war that
there Is no law under which Colonel
Ilayncs Canadian-American regiment
can be accepted at this time.
"II. C. Couijin, Adjutant-General."
r The Canadian-American rcgl'uent,
which was organized In Chicago by
Colonel Ilaynes, formerly of the Brit
ish army, consists largely of yellow
fever immune?, who have seen service
in the Hritlsh nnnj. The Immunes
were offered to Governor Tanner to be
tendered for service, to take the places
of the dead and wounded in tho vol
unteer regiments now at the front.
HOTEL WILLAMETTE.
Among nrrlyah today were follow fellow follew
ing: T. II. Langton, Sacramento; C. 0,
Mattock, Eugeue. Or.; J. W. Mason,
Portland; S. W. Fletcher, McCoy; J. J.
MuWIIliams, lie HlulT; Edwin tllndcs
and wife. San Francisco; E.C. Patton,
City.E. M, Rosenthal, Portland; .1.
II. Young, San Francisco; L. It.
Flint, San Francls.cn; Ella Egan, Al
bany; J. L. Dlven. Portland; Walter
Lyon, City; Mrs. Fred Pryer and son.
Salem; MUs Maggie Grills, Salem;
Frank Willman and wife. Salem: J. 1,.
Starr, Portland; O. A. Tessey, Port
land; Oliver C. Thornlow, Pertland:
Trahm Van Culln, Denver, W. L.
Jelfress, Portland.
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Commissioned, '
H Irani Wcatherly. of Scoltsburg
was commissioned notary public for
Oregon.
A Backdown.
LoNDoft, Aug. 8. The correspond
ent of I he Dally News at Odessa gies
under reserve a report that the Rus
sian charge d'affaires at Peking, M.
Pavlolf, will soon be removed, and he
rcgardeds It as Indicating a Russian
backdown.
CAMPERS .1
OUR
LOW PRICES
ARE
TALKINQ.
. MeM workiiur fch tta..25e.l0c
l4Mc, :
Um'ttmfckmii( oil grain
wwww m. .; twHT IK; oeuu
a 1,0 VMS.
Auestos tire proof gloen. r0c,
7fo Good kwM (eloves.2.V.
TA HLK 01U CLOTH
ReUqwillty, 12k3.
A LA KM CLOCK. 80c.
Wfttfnti tFooti tlnwt kceer.
tMx&ri Racket,
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24 Coowrclal street.
: PROP.
,t)AMON
Sheets and
Pillow Slips
Aroused In .most houses, Wo
nave them ready mudo 'at about
tliosamo price us, the inuterlal
coets'you. 'Saves your tlmo and
trouble.
Lddics' Oxfords
These wo are offering at very
nearly llrst cost to us. If you
want low shoes do not forget
tho chaucu.
Men's Vici
Tan Shoes
A few, left. Cut prices oil these,
to close. VIM hand welt shoes
for 2,7G. N-lnon'n beat viol
laic styles
Men's Hats ;
We have some new things just
- t . Ini V6 carry' th "celebruted
"Star Hat." Eveiy one war
ranted, Sec our now crushes
and Fedoras.
Good Values
Low Prices
FERRIS WAIS'W.'
CASH DRV GOODS AND SHOES.
WILMS BROS. & CO.
fSepteinhflr Btamlartl" now In.
Nolo reduced urlco ,nn Standard
Patterns. None-higher tbanSOc,
Mr. T. H.Settlemelr.of Woodburn,
was in inocity touay.
Mr, O. G. Murphy lelurncd today
numu Yiaiiiiit ievi)orii.
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Judge R. S. Roan and State Printer
Leeds returned today from a visit
with their fauillios by tho seahlJc.
Miss Teresa Frloudly, who has been
visiting Miss Leouo Pa I no at tho
asylum, lert on this afternoon's train
for a visit with Portland friends,
Arrested.
Dsnnls Flagg was ariChtcd today
about noon by Olllccr Geo. Townsend,
for riding his wheel on cast High
street between State nnd Ferry. He
left his wheel as ball and will be heard
by Recorder Edes In tho morning.
Canned Meats,
Canned Vegetables,
Pork and Beans,
f Condensed Milk,
Condensed Soups,
and in fact everything for
comfort in camp life, of
S0NNEIV1ANN
The Grocer.
124 Stato at TeleplionaSI
Racket Prices : : Spot Cash
OUR TAN SHOES.;
Got our Hue down just about where
wo want It now, but still have a few
inorottatis and chocolates than wo
need In ladles' and children's tmods.
utir nurry up price is
10 PER OKNT- DISCOUNT.
Wo have good goods already marked
much lower than most stores.
IN MENS HARVEST SHOKS.
Wo have some Hues at 91.15, $1.H5
and C$1.60 that aro truly -snlendld.
That II. 00 lino of ollgralu, seamless
vamp, tup folo Is ahead of them all,
Men's shlrttt, gloved, suspenders,
heavy socks, overalls and all such at
lowest racket prices.
A FEW WIIKEbi RARGA1NS
We have several new and second
hand whels,both in ladles' and genu'
that wo aro selling very low to get
rid of, Wheel season draulug to a
cioso auu we won't carry them over.
Prices aro below regular, and thoy'H
pay you to Investigate.
Don't fool around a week or two
now and expect to llud the stock full.
Wo havo put on a moving prlco aud
they won't stay long, t
1HOYULK SUNDRIES.
You need things for the wheel
everyday, Seb our line. Prices always
ngiu. ask uiseo ino ijueen lamp,
jM.60.
Oakylllc-Wllllam
Postmaster here.
Pendleton Tliere Is considerable
stealing of wool going on this vicinity.
Junction City An evaporator, with
a capacity of 400 bushels per diy, Is
being erected here.
Siivcrtoo-Frult growers around
here are preparing an exhibit for the
Omaha exhibition.
McMlnnyillc Clem Scott has made
a record In cutting wheat- 05 acres In
15 hours with two binders.
Argo-Wm. Schrocder has been ap
pointed postmaster at tills place, vice
John II. Schroedcr, resigned.
Rural The new postmaster here Is
Wm. II. Wlgatt, who takes ithc place
of Mary S, Shayer, resigned.
Sheridan The residence of Mrs,
Green, nearlierc, was destroyed by tire
Thursday night with its contents.
Eugene A. S. Powers and W. A.
Dixon of this place have been ap
pointed forest rangers for Lane
county.
Portland Tne now tug "Sampson"
bslng built by the Wolf & Zweker
Company at Portland wis launched
last Thursday.
Medford The water supply is very
short in this city, owing to the ab
sence of heavy rains and snow falls In
the mountains last winter.
Wheatland The government snag
baat, Mathlomu has completed the
building of the wingdam at the head
of Lambert's slouch, just below this
place.
Corvallls Chas Ryder was accident
ally killed here Thursday afternoon
while running an edgcr. He was struck
with a piece uf slab over the heart
and died in a few moments.
Newberg The Newberg Fair Asso
ciation did not intend to hold a fair
this year, but they have submitted a
proposition to Ncwbcrg citizens. A
guarantee of $150, $100 expenses and
$50 for premiums is asked.
Forest Grove Harris N. Urooten, of
North Dakol a, was here last week in
(he Interest of a colony of .'SO families,
looking for a location. He liked the
locality, and expects to return with
the colony about October 1.
Roscburg A young man named
Harry West was drowned on Friday,
while attempting to swim across the
Umpuua river. Wast was unmarried,
was Hi years of ajre, and his parents
live lu Oakland, California.
Pendleton William Raymond, a
farmer living ucar here, has been ar
rested on a charge of having put
poison In a watering trough. Four
horses belonging to the Riown family
died after drinking (lie water.
Roseburg There Is talk of the rail
road division terminal being moved
from hero to Kiddle. The R. R,
company made a proposition some
time ago to Ui make extensive Im
provements here If a certain piece of
J land were donated, but the cillcns
have made 00 move, is yet.
Albany Ono land sale here Satur
day contributed $15 toward carrying
the war Into 'Spain. It was the deed
conveying GOO acres of land belonging
to tho estate of the late D. U.
Moutelth to Milton Hale, the consid
eration being $15,000. It is the
largest amount of stamp alllxcd to any
one Instrumeut In this county,
Talent The four-year-old child of
J. A. Huryey, got hold of a bottle of
carbolic acid and drank apart of the
contents lasc week, Everything pos
sible was done to relieve It, but the
little sufferer died. This is the second
child of the family poisoned with
carbolic acid.
Tho Dalles There is some uneasi
ness here regarding- the whereabouts
of Charles Carter, of Caleb. Ho came
hero on July 24th put his wagon and
team up at tho Columbia feed yard,
and since then has not been seen. L.
S. Davis, manager of tho feed yard,
learned that Carter went to Portland,
but since then no word has been re
ceived from him.
rv ' iU ,minff Week WC
UTHIg U. w.nd op he salc
Camping Blankets,
Grey, White and Vicuna camping blankets.
43c,
Full size blankets for camping, grey,
Vicuna.
while and
67c,
Gloves
Famosa, best 2 clasp $1 glove In the market
89c,
Chamnis Glnes; our 85c and $1 values, go at
50c,
Queen -Best $1.50 glove, now at
Linens,
Great reductions In table
towels.
Sl,39,
linens, napkins and
Wash Dress Goods,
All our M, and 10c lines, all goat.
5c
27-Inch Madras cloth, new pattern, bought, late,
at
9)
6c,
All our 15, 18, anil
kinds, now go at '
20 cent wal goods, of all
10c
Summer Vests,
Greatest values ecr offered. Lines at.
4c, 8c, 12 l2c, 17c, 23c,
Muslins and Sheetings,
All at reduced prices,
and 51 cents.
Muslin for tents, 4, 5
f REMNANTS
All the balance of our remnants will be sacrificed this week, The sale positively
closes on Saturday, Prices will not be duplicated after the sale,
Eemomber the Name,
257
Commercial St.
The Bargain House of Salem
Fired Out.
A cigar maker, working for
Welder's cigar factory on State
street, got drunk on Sunday, abused
Mr. Welder and was thrown out of
the store. Later lie was ai rested for
drunk aud disorderly conduct, but as
he has no money, Recorder Edes re
fused to boaid him and turned him
loose In the cold world.
I u I a r
Decided for the Plaintiff.
The cases of W. K. Richardson, D.
F. Thompson, and A. McFadden,
three minors, against the Oregon
Flax Fiber Co. for wages due were
decided In Justice Johnson's jcourt
Saturday. All three verdicts were
forplaintif being for W. C. Richard
son $10.00; for D. F. Thompson $5.00,
and for A. McFadden $1.50.
Expansion of Business.
Manager Maguire, of the Crystal
Ice& Cold Storage Company, reports
that his company has been compelled
to purchase a new live ton ice ma
chlue to meet the demands of their
growing trade. A bottling plant has
also been purchased and the new ap
paratus will be put In this fall.
UUP K6QU6U0D hM
Has been a success beyond anything we could have honed for.
Still the good work goes on. We want your money cm
want our goods. Think of it Von can buy ;i i good 3
Suit from us for $3 50
A better one for c qq
A fine dres suit for '.'.'... 7.00 to 950
Any $A) suit or jg qq
inid"K' 'M. 'JPW "olecthm, tha e
tiiVritr,r..T iV?.V "'"" ",,S'K ". all down to
nri;i. i ''.' .. .i".rt.,:u"v.Hrwl,K Ke nt then
price during this reduction sale.
ichfnpest
G. W. JOHNSON & CO .
120 STATE
The Emergency Corps.
The Emergency Corps may ship 100
boxes of fruit next week, but Ilucke-
steln will sltl.i 100 boxes of Little
Champion 5 cent cigars today. Good
as any.
Salem's Fat Man.
Salem has a fat man In the nersnn
of R, S. Smith of North Salem. He
Arelghs over 300 and buys ills groceries
of llranson & Co Try them.
JBBmU'U ' IUVU
raK-'P, 1 ft A b f sv sJ I
o Seud'n'ZS.P! ""aml.cour business as It si
A
ing form-
,n.iir", v."?.'" "ui mock aim carrv inr
WIGGINS' ' BAZAAR !
RACKET 1'UICEB.
Do You Head,
What people aro reading about
Hood's Sarsaparlllar It Is curing the
worst cases of scrofula, dyspepsia,
rheumatism aud all forms of blood
disease, cruptious, pores, bolls and
pimples. It U giving strength to
weak and tired women. Whytshould
you hesitate to tako It when it Is
dolng'so much forothcr&?
Hood's Pills aro the best family
cathartic and liver tonic. Gculle,
reliable, sure.
Vftln be notion with Dr. Mile Pain ?I1U
All draegbUMll Dr. Mile' Norro lUistAi.
Dr. WW Ncrra Fuuttn SSa M all OruwMa,
Better
Than
Even
With my new location I have also
added new Instruments for testing the
eyes, aud a larger line of leuses and
frames of every description, I can
grind aud till all kinds ofperscrip
tlons for complicated leuses In 24
nours. Double lenses for distance
and reading purpose, can be made the
same day ordered.
My charges are reasonable.
Eyes tested Irce,
In my watch repair department I
can change key to stem 'winder, make
any wheel that may be broken m,
same day watch Is left, and wholesale
prices will prevail.
Cleaning, 75c. Malu spring, 75c,
C.H.Hinges,D.R.
223 Commercial street.
2ddoor.Eouth of pcstotJlce,
lu our line of hnsinoM
walPpaper. m ,uw rer,t nslo.v prices
business as It .should h.
everything possible coming
See what we are doing in
.. & HAMILTON.
H8 Commercial street, near State.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
the Willamette rim at "X f?
Center street, wi ii i ?1 J '?., W?
The1plan,klndgaJo0fbfP4,iH,ler-
all bids" "" io reject any or
MonVLiV-Pty courts of
city council ( f hec itv nre.nand .the
of Oregon. l,iecll orSalem, state
(&w County Clerk ofaSou'coty.
Yokahoma
Tea Store.
BORN.
R!M!II';l0'1(lay "'omlng, August
8, 1893, to Mr. and Mrs. J G.Ren
nle, a daughter.
PW?,J WANTID-A competent lady
t,rrk,na sma" 'amily. inquire
at 302 1 f0nt stieet, x6 ,,
will drive single
lust.q.ass saddle pony,
fir rlnnl.ta T? !. a
in i- ' uuumc. enquire ai
Wells, t-aiPOiV (n'i nm.. nl r....i r-, .
8-8lf
tan.
IOr Slllnrnpr .....
orders for riS ' tHJ "l j-ur
ys put un ii. ,i, ,,: , "u anu
Quick deliieS. Mi'rl packaas.
streeu ' 345 Commerolal
Our New Bui'ding.
COMB AND BED U3
Shingles,
Shingles,
Uth, Lath,
Fire Clay,
Fire Brick,
Lime and Cement.
TU-
TeimiHeascnable!
Eto
Now ia tlln tl.iin fnr
oryera,
S. BENTLBY CO-
Succetso m c , J1 ront t.
ceort to 6,lcra in)provem,nt Co 733Irn