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The largest shipments ever brought to Salem of
FALL GOODS!
Staple and Fancy Dress (
CLOAKS. JACKETS.
SALEM SOCIALHDTES
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WRAPPERS'AND
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OTHER
GARMENTS
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The latest styles, largest selection and lowest prices,
Call and sec them.
CASH
STORE.
HOLVERSON'S
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Ready Made
, , , Sheets and Pillow Cases;
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CASH
STOKE
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Made of heavy sheeting of stand
ard brands, well finished. Size
81x90.Introductory prices at cost
of material.
t
f ' StOO, Sl,25, Sl,50, S1.75 a pair,
Organdies, Dimities, Lawns
and all
closed out.
slashed to
summer "uoous.
Values
must le
up to zoc
8 l3c the yard,
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Values at 15c while they last
5c the yard.
Straw Hats,
Former $1 value? to clean up
25c each.
The new sample book containing
.'500 samples of cloth from, the
bin tailors of Chicago, "Kuh,
Nathan & Fischer Co., has ar
rived, and Is by far the grandest
array of fabrics ever shown.
New Goods
Arriving Daily
-' J. -J. DALRYmPLB St CO.
GREAT REDUCTIONS!
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Strang's famous New York Ico Cream
Ice Cream with cake served at 10c.
At Strong's restaurant..
reduced to 25c a quart.
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CALL A MESSENGER ....
and have your notes and packages
delivered, to ccUect a bill, to go on
errands for you, Aak for special
rates cu merchants' packages.
Charges reasonable. DIoycle sor
vice. nine Dine boxes or telephone
40.,
Lockweod Meeseiif er System, Central
office Mo. 280 Commercial street.
GEO C. WILL
has removed his music
store to 231 Commercial
, street, opposite Bush's
bank,
Salem Local,
Tonight fair, Sunday fair, warmer.
Miss Claudia Gilbert und Mr. Myro
Hlrsch, returned from Newport to
day.
Vj. M. Pugh, who Is i.ow located at
McMlnnvllIe.lslu this city, calling on
old' friends.
Mr. WaHIco Mason of Portland, who
has been visiting friends near Salem,
returned home today.
Mr, I). D. Coffey will sturt from
San Francisco for Honolulu, where he
will locate permanently,
Mrs, Prof. Cordly. of Coryallls, left
'for her home today on the 1 1 o'clock
local. She has been at the Salem
hospital for sumo time anil went homo
convalescent,
Hev. L. I Clark arrived In Salem
today and will take charge of the
quarterly meeting of the United
Hrethern church now being held in
the city,
Mr. J. H, T, Tutlilll was called to
K!IST,?,!?,"!,"U",I,'",
Castle 0 rag, Cnl last evening by the
sudden Illness of his mother. He was
accompanied by Dr. J. A. Richard
son. Mr. Gordon Edwards, of the Amer
ican Hook Company of Portland Is In
the city for a few days. Mr.
Edwards has been touring the south
ern part of the state on his wheel and
Is Just returning nftcr a three weeks
tilp.
In Recorder's Court.
Charlie Mcdeo who has been nr
rested several times for drunkenness
Is again In the city jail and will visit
in Recorder Tide's hotel for fiyo days.
Chas. C. U Goforth, alias Tennessee
Hill, was arrested last night by of
ficer Ulbsnn and Townsend for drunk
and disorderly conduct. He Is the
same man who marched -up the mid
dle of Commercial street, last week
claiming acquaintance with Pres.
Mclvlnley. KecorJer Edas olllclally
announces that the man of the west
will not "go forth" for ut least a
week.
Henry Zandnicr who was reported
to the recorder tiy Olllcer Johnson for
riding on the. walk on Commercial
street, appeared before the recorder
thts morning and was told to go his
way. It seems mat Mr. Zandmer
wasiiotnu tho sldcwulk nor was ho
arrested. Olllcer Johnson simply told
him to go bee tho recorder about
riding on tho side walk, which he did.
KEEP LISTENING
Ourlow prlcci. are making lit
of noise.
; 4 WKTEN
jLlit crabW and bath towels
SHfxjiocttpalr,
: LIKTJ3N.
I! Cbck. eras um linen lowcl-
"MHrui&c , loc a yti.
pT lwten.
LiMties' He black neamless
fcmjtl J, NUiMd o u pair.
Ft tMiw' at 91.33. !.:
wMl.fiO h Mel. Ki( uml
klg elf
LISTEN.
BwAmwIUy Ubte oil chili.
TfcNrf mm better 12Jc ,
.Wcitfwt other great value
Mime arid jook iiichi
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HOTEL. WILLAMETTE.
Among urrlyali today were follow
log: F.S. McMahan. Portland; Geo. P.
Hughes, city; Mrs. Frank Hughes,
city: Alex Gruyden, Portland; N. G.
Salllsbrom, Portland; W. O. Ran
dolph, San Francisco; C. C. Coxl, San
Francisco; B. M. Chlnetmaii, Independence.
Tan Shoes
And Oxfords
Aro the proper thing to wear dm
In the summer weather, Ours are
nearly all gone and to make a
clean sweep wo will make a dis
count of 2i per cent on all our tan
kliocs and oxfords during the
month of August. Step lively
now bufnro your sIm Is sold out.
MofL
Summer Underwear
We have the beat stock in Salem,
Wo have a good assortment yet.
Ladles' summer suits, 33 cents.
Ladle' vest 6 to 60 cents. Men's
uwkrsulU Wand OOxnts. ChlN
dreu's al sites and prices,
JL Jt O. CORSETS,
FKRRIH WAISTS.
IRON CLAD HOSE,
I KID GLOVES.
KAHT IRON SOX,
STANDARD PATTERNS.
WILLIS IWS. k CO,
(JABHDRY GOOliH ATfPSIIOKS.
SeHu'tr "Staudartl" uow -rln.
Mrs. Chadwlck N at Yaqulna for an
outing,
Mr. Lot rclrcc Is ut Newport for a
few days.
Mis. S. P. Chadwlck and daught c
arc at Newport.
Miss Rose Crclghton Is home from
an outing at Newport.
Miss Marvaret Hodgkln Is vhitfng
at Wilholtfnra week.
Miss Jane Morris Is visiting friend
In Aloany for a few days.
Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith are at ?ea
side Park for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Card arc spend
ing a few days at Newport
Mrs. Fred Wiggins Is at Newport
for a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Eugene Rrcyman and daughter
Miss Jessie arcat Yaqulna.
Mr. and Mrs. F.A.Turner am at
the mountains for a few days.
Mrs. A. 15. Gardner Is home from a
summer visit at Brownsville.
Miss Carrie Haas left for an outing
at Newport Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Chas Gray, and family arc at
Newport for a fewdays outing,
Mrs George Rodgers has returned
from a pleasant visit at Newport.
Mrs. Mel Hamilton returned Wed
nesday from nn outing at Newport.
Miss Neva Grlswold Is visiting her
auit near Lincoln for about n week.
D. E. IL.Phllbrook Is visiting his
family at Seal Rocks for a few days.
D. P. Junk, and family arc spend
ing a three weeks outing at Wllhnit.
Joe Fontaine has returned from a
few day? pleasantly spent at Detroit.
Mrs.S.A.Sanford has returned from
a pleasant visit with Portland friends.
Misses Ella Hudson and VlrgleRyrd
arc visiting friends at Newport for a
few weeks.
Mrs. C. II. Lane and son Charlie
arc visiting at Lebanon for about
three weeks.
Chas. lllers has returned home after
a two weeks vacation In the Northern
Oregon cltUs.
Miss Rosalie Friendly Is visiting the
Misses Leo tie and Carrie Payne at
the Asylum.
Miss Edna Price has returned home
after u pleasant visit with frleniHIn
the country.
Mrs. Shields of Spokane Is a guest
at the home of Mrs. Cha, Calvert
for a few days.
Mrs. Lee McGrcw and her sister
Mis3 Mlnuie Clawsnu, are at Newport
for the summer.
Miss Mary Miller svhn has been visit
Miss Clora Pooler left Tuesday for her
home 'it Spokane.
Mrs. Henry L. Harkley, of Wood
burn, Is visiting friends In tfjltrclty
fora day or two.
Dr. J. C Griffith is visiting his
family ut Newport. He made the
trip on his wheel.
Mrs. A.T. Gilbert and son will be
the guests of Mrs. Hovenden, of Hub
bard, fora fewdays,
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Williamson and
Mr. C. II. Cuslck arc at Crater Lake
for about two weeks.
Miss Lois Payne late guest of Mrs.
Amos Strong returned to her home at
Portland last Tuesday.
Mrs. Phil Grant and daughter of
Portland are tho guests of Mrs. O. I).
Ilutton for a fewdays.
MKs Lena Klghtllnger has returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
attheSlletz reservation,
Miss Margaret Raymond, of the
Salem Hospital returned Friday from
a short visit at Newport.
Misses Pearl and Ruby Loom Is are
visiting their grandfather W. G.
Forbes ut Morning side.
Mrs. D. A. White left Thursday for
Spokane, Wn. where she will visit
friends for it few weeks.
Mrs. Gen. Wills and sou accompan
ied by Mrs. Guy Powers ate visiting
at Newport for two weeks.
Misses Lois Coshow, Helen Suth
erland and Miuda McKay returned
Thursday rrom Newport.
Miss Lcla Tarpluy who has been vis
iting friends In Portland for tho past
six weeks has returned home.
Mr. Frank Moore aud sister Mrs,
Miles arrived home Wednesday from
a short visit In Sun Francisco.
MUs Ethel Rlgdon has been visit
ing ut tho home of Miss Roxie Thomp
son near Wlllurd for the past week.
Mrs. Z. F. Moody and daughter Ml&s
Edna Moody, left for Newport Wed
nesday to be gone about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. E C. Nardln, of Sin
Francisco are the guests of Mrs. J. E.
Rakestraw on Mill and Winter street
Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Farmer, of
Minneapolis, are visiting at the home
of Mr. W. II. Farmer, of Front street;
Mr. W. T. Rlgdon and wife are
visiting their daughter, who Is
camped at Silver Creek falls, for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs.'Lohr, have moved to
Salem from San Diego, Col., and ex
pect to l)c permanent residents of the
valley.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and Miss
May Jones visited In Gervals Wed
nesday, returning on their wheels in
the evening.
Mrs. Matilda Shelly who has been
visiting relatives In Salem returned
to her home In Alxrdeen Wn. Tues
day morning.
The Misses LInnle Stutsman. Stella
Skill and Mollle Crclghton left today
for Newport, where they will ylslt for
a short time.
Mrs. A. N. Rush and Miss Sallle
Hush, who have been vlfltingJPort
land friends, returned to their homes
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Urown, Mrs. W.
Hrcymiin and daughter, r ml Mrs. R.
T. Prael of Portland, are atSeal Rocks
on'scyeral weeks.
Mr. Eben Singleton Is at Newport,
fora short tniie. It Is reported he
will prospect the beach at that place
before returning.
Miss Marie Messlck left, on Tuesday
fora visit with Mrs. E. M. VanSlych
deputy Inspector of customs for the
district of Alaska.
Miles Carter has returned from a
short visit at Newport and will
resume his position on the Capital
City street car line.
Mr. Brandt II. WIckcrsham.of Port
laud, who Is traveling for M. Seller
& Co. wholesalers has been visiting
In this city for several days.
Miss Eva Wentworth, a teacher at
the Warm Spring Reservation, is vis
iting ut the homeof her mother Mrs.
J. Wentworth In Yew Park.
Miss Tine Thompson returned Fri
day afternoon from a very pleasant
visit at the home of her friend Miss
Nellie Standish of Brownsville.
Miss Prudence Patterson, who has
been ylsltingat the homeof Mr.Gcorge
Gray, on East State street, returned
to her home at-The Dalles today.
Mrs. John A. Carson and children,
accompanied by Miss Anna Carson
are at Hoswell Springs for a short
time during the warm weather.
Free From Colds
Blood Purified and System Built up
by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
"I suffered for ecveral years with a
revere cold, spring and fall. Two years
ago I begtn taking Hood's 8arsaparllla
and I have had no cold since, and I do not
fear this cold as I formerly did. I heartily
recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood
purifier and strengthening medicine."
Ctxas. Woods, Dox 112, West Seattle.Wash.
grmaishatit9iL3x-- on
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WEEK.
Hood's Sarsaparilla kg During the coming
I the One True Itloot Put Ifier. ?l ; t for .".
Hood's fills curt! Kiek llrail.u ! .-v.
Misses Anna and Ollle Morris, of
Scio, passed through Salem Wednes
day bound for Eastern Oregon, where
they will teach school this winter.
Miss Angle McCulloch left for Har
rlshurg last evening to attend the
funeral of her brother, Mack McCul
loch, who died at Portland, Friday.
Mr. Ernest. Anderson and wife ac
companied by Miss Julia nderaon
and Mrs Geyer left Tuesday by wagon
for a three weeks outing at Ocean
Park.
CAMPERS !
C3KIE3T
Canned Meats,
Canned Vegetables,
Pork and Beans,
Condensed Milk,
Condensed Soups,
and in fact everything for
comfort in camp life, of
SONNEMANN
The Grocer,
124 State st Telephone 51
Some Summer Cuts !
0 er cent reduction on all tan shoes.
'20 per rent reduutlon on oxfords.
25 per cent reduction nn gray enamled ware.
When you recall that our racket prices to begin with arc much lower
than regular, you will understand that our cut prices mean an Immense
saving.
When It's in our ad It'uso, .
Our prices uro all marked
figuring on discount.
Mrs. E. J. Chamherlln and Mrs, T.
M. Hums who have been In Northern
California for sometime are guests at
the home of Mrs. Salmon Brown on
Marion street.
Mr. Gus Moulden left Friday, for
a short visit at Newport; from thence
he will return to Eugene, where he is
employed In thd general merchandise
store of Mr. Donn.
Mr. and JMrs. Paul Sroat, Miss
Ethel Cusick, Mr. E. C. Giltner, Mr.
Frank Lovell and Dr. W. R. Morse
leave today for a few day's outing at
Woods. They go via blcyles and car
riages. Dr. I. N. Sanders left for Union
Tuesday morning. He was accom
panied by his mother, and sister Miss
Pearl Sanders and Miss May Worsham
who will stop at Long Reach for a few
weeks outing.
Mrs. John Hughes and daughters,
Misses Genevieve and Ethel Miss
Weir of New York City, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hnghes, accompanied by Lee
Lunn who will cook lor them, are at
Seal Rocks fora month's outing and
camp life.
Mr. A.T: Uuzzell and daughter,
Mrs. Riley, the mother aud sister of
Mr. Walter Huzzell, of this city, re
turned to their home in Souix Falls, S.
D., this morning altera vlsic of six
weeks. The ladles arc much pleased
with Oregon.
Judge J. J. Murphy and son Chester
G. are at Seaside Park for a few days.
Chester will return In time to take
the steamer for San Francisco on
Monday, August 22, which will have
on board a large crowd of Jolly Stan
ford student bound for Palo Alto,
where they will attend college for the
coming year.
Gov. W. P. Lord and his staff, con
sisting of Brigadier General W. F.
Beebe, Adjutant General B.R. Tuttle,
Inspector General Thorn as Jackson,
Advocate General F. V. Drake, Sur
geon General A. B. Glllls and Com
missary General D. M. Dunne, of the
Oregon National Guard, 3 are guests
cf honortit the Astoria regatta this
week and next.
Miss Mildred Johnson, one of Cor
vail Is' most accomplished young
ladies, the late guest of Miss Neva
Grlswold returned to her home Wed
nesday after a very pleasaut visit.
She was accompanied to her home
by Miss Etta Feet, for the last two
years a resident or Tipton, Iowa, who
lias been visiting the Misses Paine at
the asylum. This v,iuterMlssPeet will
attend Castcllejo Hall, a young ladles
bemlnury at Palo Alto, preparatory to
Stanford University.
Mr. James E. Allison and wire,
Misses Nellie, Louise and .Mattle
Southwlck, Miss Charlotte Hellen
brand and Mr. Clarence E. Bowcrman,
the brother of Mr. Allison, will leave
this afternoon for Silver Creek falls
for an over Sundry visit. The party
will camp Saturday evening ut the
falls, returning Sunday eyenlng. They
takea month's rations, cameras.many
musical instruments ana u general
disposition to enjoy themselves.
The Mioses Alma Pohle, Winnie
Rlgdon, Winnie Bellinger, Helen At
wood, Edna Pohle, and Miss Lee
rormed a Jolly party or young ladies
who left Wednesday forarew weeks
camping at Sliver Creek Falls. Mr.
Oil Mead dr,ve them over and on the
way the young ladles underwent the
experience or being in u smash up.
The hind wheel of their rig broke and
they were compelled to obtain a farm
wagon in which to travel the rest or
the way. Mr. Mead left them enjoy
log themselves in a comfortable camp
where they will receive Salem visitors.
Thursday Aug. ll,a number of rela
tives, of Mrs. M.J. Lcwellen, gathered
atthchomcofMrs.il. F. Smith pf
South Salem, to celebrate her gist
birthday. The forenoon was spent in
social chat and ut 2 o'clock the guests
repaired to the dining room, where
the table, fairly groaning under its
burden of good things was relieved
of a part or Its load. Tim table was
presided over by three or Mrs. Lewel
len's grand children, Willie and
Myrtlo Gllmore, and Mary Moore.
Mrs. Lewellen is u pioneer or 52 and is
hale and hearty for a lady of her age,
sho.was tho recipient of several userul
presents. Thoe preseut were, Mrs.
Lewellen, Mr. und Mrs. H. F. Smith
Mrs, Wm, McCoy, of Portlund; Mrs.
W. 1). McGee, Mr. und Mrs. B. F.
Moore, of Eugene; Misses Myrtle Gll
more, Mary Moore, Nellie McGee and
Mr. Willie Ullmore and Master Curl
Smith.
THE LAbl
No. Sa.urd.y .!. to r- M" "" heM ln Sa'Cm'
..- U J
week we will otter extra umma iu
wind up the sale,
Full size blankets for cinipimr, fc'ffy.
Vicuna.
Camping Blankets.
Grey, White and Vicuna cnmpintJ blanket.
43c,
white and
67c,
Gloves,
Fdiuosa, best 2-clasp $1 glove In the market
89c,
Chamois Gloves; our fiSr- and SI value", go at,
50c,
Queen-Best S1.50 glove, now at
Wash Dress Goods,
AllnurS,!,andlOcllnes.allgoat
5c;
if
at
Inch Madras cloth, new pattern, bought late, U
& Linens,
Great reductions In table
towels.
linens vaapkins and
All our 16, 13f and 20 cent
kinds, now goat-
Summer Vests,
wash goods, of all
10c, y
Greatest alues eer offered. Lines at
4c, 8c, 12 l2c, 17c, 23c,
Muslins and Sheetings,
All at reduced price,
and 5 cents.
Muslin for tents, 4, 5
? 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,
Remember the Name,
257
Commercial St.
Tlie Bargain Douse of Saleii
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
The County Superintendent Will Mail the
Certificates This Evening.
Mrs Geo. W. Jones, county super
intendent assisted by Prof. W. J.
Crawford and Miss Margaret Cosper
has examined all the papers submit
ted at the recent examination und
the following persons have passed and
their certificates will be mailed to
them this afternoon.
Those receiving first grade certifi
cates were:
Anna B. Anderson, Salem.
Ida M. Yoder, Needy.
Isabella Aitken, Salem,
Watson Townsend, Salem.
Tuose receiving seconn grade cer
tificates were1
Belle Wooden, Urooks.
Jennie Cllne, Mt, Angel.
Dora Smith, Salem.
Maude Myers, Salem.
M. S. Shrock, Hubbard.
Carroll Cuuinungs, Shaw.
iiiose recieving iniru grarte cer
tificates were:
Edith R. Flulev, Sllyerton.
Margaret Munson, Salem.
Anna Lindgren, Salem.
Leona Allen, Silverton.
Georgle Branch, Macleay.
Lizzie Swartz, Salem.
Zenna Etter, Salem.
Hilda J.Olson, Silverton.
Alice McDougal, Salem.
uerlha Webb. Gervals,
Nellie Clark, Salem.
CoraNeal, Ale.
Mary E. Barrack, Mehaiua.
Bertha C, Byrd, Salem.
Six persons were reconiended
state diplomas as follews:
Mr. O. B. Miles, Marlon; Mrs. Myra
B. Nichols, Salem; Mr. E. T. Moore,
Marlon; Mrs. Ellen M. Massey, Broeks:
Mrs. u, i). colfey, Salem, and Miss
j.uen syKes, saieui.
The following persons were rccoin.
ended ror state certificates.
Mrs. E. M. Sorber. Salem; Miss
Edna A. Harvey, Portland, and Mrs.
E. A. Marsh, balem.
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intend increasing oursteci: and carry Hnr exerv in ,ZZ1' ",Z. T.i
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..Now that we are better prepared to handle our
uc iiueim increasing (
in our line of business
ttanJrJS? See what we are doing In
or HRBN St HAMILTON.
243 Commercial street, near State.
for
SUNDAY SERVICES.
There will be Sunday school at the
I'lrSt Unnifrpir.1t Inn nlmrnl. ... i.i
o'clock. "u au '"
,,.At Ml0 V0,01ed cl,urdi North Salem
J?yW3Ti.MBC,e,,yW,,,C0,,,1uct
CHRISTIAN SCIEKCn.
.,tSeinneS at No- 2W Liberty street
i at 0:.0 a. m. Subject, "Mind"
Subject at 8 p. u,.,'. Thread ffid
EANQnuCAL CHURCH.
uieiueketa and seventeenth sts
Sliupp pastor. Pronriiinn ,., .?., ' ir
tor in tll lnrnlV.:r.Y"? "?. ""-MMS-
SM AW "'"CSS ffi
v UtlU U II,
WANTED-Oo rent a farm of 200 acres or.
more. Address O. W. Webb, AumsviUe.
Prefer furnished farm. jf-13 3U
Wat cte
Cleaned 75c
Mainspring, 75c
In plain figures and
you can
do jour owa
NEW Vul laces, 8o dozen yards up. Some lino ones for hanilkerclilefi.
Hair neU fcr every one.
Hop gloves aud harvest gloves for men and women.
Sweaters from 4$o up. Good heavy worsted ones at SSc,
THOSE BIKE BARGAINS. Two more of them snanned un Friday
Some wheelsnnly slightly Ubtxi at big saying In prices.
Lamps from 1 1.00 up that'll keep policemen a block away from you.
WIGGINS' BAZAAR !
RACKET PKIOES,
Tenncsse Bill,
Old Tennesso Rill attracted a great
deal of attention on the streets of
Salem last night, but not half as much
as docs Branson & Co's high grade
groceries at all times aud places.
"" Will Meet Lavinge,
Arrangements have about been
completed whereby the noted pugellst
Lav logo will bo seen In Salem. He
has been matched against Hucken
stcln's Little Champion So cigar,
fctntlo st I ftd Vw tow Atop Bok j
TC&yffit
ffufcodrtieaiUTtHottr&ltrU. Oct Dr. Hltarf
ttla Hrlt from UnmW "uau cml a &m.
If you are thinking f huylng a
watch don't buy until you see my
line. I can save you rrom ;i to ii dol
lars on any watch you may select
k ,.. ,i ... . .
mtc iiuo oi long chains at
down prices.
III. "'I'lln m..!.. r.
moi,i,.....' . iv. .?"-. ""me ue-
aU0,n.andA?.SC,1Of,,
r, W. C. T. U.
Vandevort on Church street bet wenn
KicW Trade streets- "ft
FIRST C.NITrii EVAKQEXICAT
ui.es at J0:.T0. Subject, "Keen ti'
ssasssessa
umiKU URETIOE.V CHUKP1I
therhw? i..a "' Preaching by
slonarv nMn"-...",,un'o- Mis-
l&Srf &JS3
'vtj rtuj
Will -Probably Be Peace Commissioners
Washington-, Aug. 13,-Secretary
Day, Senators Allison and Gorman
will In all probability, be three of the
commissioners and either Joseph
Clioate or Ellliu Root of New York,
will tie another. Senator Davis, of
Minnesota will be offered a place on
the commission also, but it Is expec
ted that he will decline and the filth
man, n-it a senator, will be selected.fj
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way
C.H.Hinges.D.R.
Expert optician and watuhmaker.
New location 290 Commeralai street,
three door south af postorlice
IPS
Mr, McCulloch wne ,. ,,.,-..
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IllSaCIII. UIUM.I.I..M..
t...ii7 .."'"" "" s,r.li Aiil'Io
August 11, MriSawii nV ''"lay.
years.ofbaraliane.age.l
"S,Sr:!;u":h:-rro,u
I.. ..i... . ;- "wm, OlieilktrA. o
andv8llIWriI)l0 "
AIR TIGHT
PACKAGES,
,J!ie .wnul(1 l)e Pleased again this
eek to put up coffee and tea In air
light packages for camping.
eiiieuiber fresh roasted coffee
tw ice a week.
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