Daily capital journal., January 18, 1899, Image 4

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WIDE-AWAKE
BUYERS
' Will take adyantagc of our
Sale of
4.Gapes, Jackets and Furs,.
For prices have tumbled
out of sight
SAMPLES .
Illack UeaTer Jacket, corded Kami, illk Hoed
Former price, 120.00 No 1400
Bluo Beaver Cape, Attraction trimmed
Former price 112.50 '
Fur Collarette, Black and Brown
Former price IJ.50
Goods Cheerfully Shown.
OA8II
8TORK
HOLVERSON'S
Union Label flats
A new line of Fedoras, crush and
stiff hats direct from the factory,
which we place on sale at clear
ance prices Best values ever
offered from 50c to $4,00 each
J. J. DALRYMPLE k CO.
Watches
CLKANItl) 7&0
Main Hi'kihoh ..760
AND WARRANTO)
FOIl ON K YHAIl
All klndu of Jewelry repaired and
inado to order at reasonable prices.
G H, HINGES
Watoiimakhh and
OlTIOlAN.
290 OUMHKIlOlAli KTRHBT.
S
Along ilia River,
Tho warm ruin of the Imt few
dtyt havo caused tho river to Jump
upward at n lively rata, roglitorlug
10 feet this morning. Tho euddon
rise hat stopped now however.
Tho United States mag boat Math
slowa reached this city last evening
from Oorvallii nud after taking tho
eow,left hero In tow and went on this
afternoon to Portland where ibo will
undergo repairs.
The steamer Ituth had to let down
tho uppar section of suioku stack be
fore tha could pais under tho bridge
on her trip to Portland thU morning.
Bicycle Messengers
SttftKow r mVm
Do Not Waste Your Time
If It Is worth moro than a meweiiger'.
Regular customers monthly rato cheaper than an offlce boy.
TiilnV It Over
then
Ring Blue Boxes, Telephone 40
or bring nohw and vtekskos t Central Ortlce,
LOOKWOOD MESSENGER SYSTEM
SW CotmueraUl Street ..
Table Linens and Napkins
&& '!" -.AM. lor .l,.d.,Tu,.., Mi,y,
Cut Prices On All Naokins
All our stoolc of Eiderdown Flannel without rr v . t
WILLIS BROS, & CO,
l .
'J ,,. '
mot cash
I llVt terns
.,
2&rffljf,,'r!sv2,r4,' - -.
. . " --- i ' "" - --"- -SgiS ,
rfjaMMII W rw
.Now 8.25
.Now .1.00
GASH
K'
TORE
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
Movements of Residents and Visitors at
the Capital City,
For sdclllloiisl JLoral end BocUl ce third p(
II. Polite, the wagori'inakcr, Is In
Albany,
Mrs.O.Lownsdalo Is visiting frlonds
In Portland.
Miss Lydla Johnson, of the O. S. I,
A, forco Is visiting her sister ut IIIIh
boro. Hon. K, W, Flagg Is circulating u
numerously signed petition to bo up
tainted stuto printing export.
Mrs. 0. M. Oharlton has returned to
her home at Heppner, after a visit
with her mother In this city.
Ilov. and Mrs. Hugh F. Wullaco
havo returned to Portland, nfter a
visit with Mr. Wallace's brolhor.J.M.
Wallace, of this city.
A. F. Morton, of Astoria, u war
don at the penitentiary under Clcorgu
Collins administration, was In tho
city today r.ccompuulcd by his son.
Father Hendricks, or St. Mury's or
Portland, lias returned to Portland,
after n visit with Father Win. Daly,
of St. Joseph, church, accompanied
by the latter Koullomaii.
A l'lno Show
appear at Heeds Oporu lioutw every
once In u while, but Hrunsnuuud Co's
alwuys havo a largo slock or high
grade groceries on hand,
proiupUir t0 any pa,t of lh0 0,t" ' a
Salem, Oregon
house,
First Door South of
41UIUUICV,
CLEVELAND
Inundated Bv the Breaking of a Biff
Dam.
Tht Wilson Avenue Bridge and Many
Manufacturing Plant Are
Destroyed,
Hr Assoclalnl I'mh to Hie Jonrnnl.
Glkneland, Jan. 18. Tills morn
ing tlicdam under the Wilson avenuo
bridge gave away. Hack of the dam
Is a largo body of water, a mile and
a-half long, buodreds of feet wide
and twenty-five to thirty feet deep.
A break In tho dam has allowed tor
rents of water to pour down on
the flat below. The property low Is
already large and If the entire
dam gives away It will be enormous,
Along the track of the flood are the
plants of several big manufacturing
concern"). Thero are out rcw people
living In the track of the flood and
they were all warned and have sought
safety. The Wilson Avenuo bridge Is
seven hundred feet long. Tho north
end of tho bridge has been moved
from tho foundation, II vo pleM have
crumbled away and sunk below the
surface of the water.
Later: Today the water against the
emburkment Isonchundrcd uud fifty
feet high and fifty feet In area sweep
ing It down with raging flood.
Shortly after ten o'clock the big
bridge swept was away.
At noon It was bcllovcd no further
damuge would result. The water has
fallen twelve fcot.
Proposals Inyited,
Tho secretory of state hereby in
vites scaled propisals for furnishing
to tho capital ono hundred (100) cords
of sound body largo II r wood to bo de
livered upoo tho grounds, Tho bids
will bo opened at this olllco Saturday.
January 14, 1800, at 11 o'clock a. in.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, Januury 0,
1BDU. F, I, DUNIIAH.
MO-ftt Secretary of Stuto.
w
Tho bill to prevent treating Is a
boomerang, Itcomos back and hits
tho thing It Ih not Intended to hit,
Tho man who goes up to the bar alone
and drinks tho hecrot tippler needs
tho protection or legislation, Like all
sccrui vico, us victims ocscrya pym
palhy. Tho man who never drinks
but whon he Is treated Is pretty sober.
Mr. Flagg, tho stalo don't need a
$50,000 orphans homo, or anything
llko It. It don't need another poli
tical Institution Iwlth a payroll of
pollclans.
No Ulcns Left.
"My llttlo boy hud a breaking nut
on his limbs. Wo tried to hual them
by tho use of remedies o had on
hand, but wltliout succchs, Tho boy
then began takliigllood'HSursaparlllii
Ho was soon Improving and now he Is
cured uud has no signs of the erup
tlon." Mkh. Minnik Dodso.v. St
Johns, Wush.
Uood'H -Pills euro all liver Ilk
Mailed for 2o. by 0. 1. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Muss,
m i
Dissolution or Partnership.
Tho publlonrohoreby notified that
tho mimical Instrument firm hcrelu-
loro doing u partnership business ut
12 Stuto street under the name or
halo and Moyo has licon illssnlvcrl,
tho undorslgned oontlnulng us ole
oroprioioranu dealer In planus und
orguns. 1-i fiw u. A. Whai.k.
How's This.
Wo odor Ouo Hundred Dollars Re
ward, for any case or Catarrh that oun
iiutuoourcdoy nail's cuturrh Cro.
F. J.CllKNKY&Co., Prop-Tyledo, O.
Wo tho undoislgucd, huvo known
J-. J. Cheney for the last 15 yours, ami
bellovo him norfcotly Honorable In all
business traiiMiotluiiH und llnanolally
rihlo to eurry out any obligations made
by thulr firm.
iWH!jr,TMyAX wlilo Drug
gists, Toledo, O.
ALBINO. KlNNAN Si MaHVIN,
Wholofiao Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
1 all's Catarrh Curo Is taken Inter
nally, noting directly upon tho blood
uud muoous surruoos of tho system .
Price 76c nor bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials, free.
Hall's Family Pills are tho btwt.
A Word of Wanting.
ThoCronlso Photo Studio havo no
ugentoutfcolleltlng work of any dos
orlpllon. Toll your frlonds w they
itmy not bo taken In by homo smooth
tongucd ploturo fukor.
UI.OTHINO CI.RANKl)nv-l r...
"0,r.kV,.AVfi t.)iuiuorolal l root, on
ptwlte Wlllametto Ilotol. I is a
A. M. Clouuh rconlv.jil ..)..
tlllS tllornlllL from hi, 1,,1,... ...
Sioux Rapids, Iowa, announcing the
serious ilino&s or his aged mother Mrs.
iuro ii.viuugij wiiortwldo at that
olty.
Dr. Uuir. Cou6rTsynip I, 6Mftt
inwllolue of intrinHin wn.,1. i. ..
uiovtvi ,i wjugh or cold qulo'kly arid
OlirtW sevora thr,wf ..,.i 'i . .'.. S"11
hold bv all driiLm ut fr..n..i. o- "
Jl ""If VVi
Mors Apple Uutter Wanttd.
...'a,,y(lluln Wllhimoue yallov
wako appfo butter ft r alo V 1 w ii t
keg or more Addiou. oU l&ist X lit
rlwn street, I,rtlnud. o?. i .ift
TO CORD A COLD IN own rv
MSV-n I ..... ....
moieu. All druggUu refund iim
uuiiiav if i ran.. ... 5:. 'wuo loo
Kouufni iinl I it " T0, "
mnuino nas L. a Q. ou ,1, taDeu
Ko-Totu fur riftjr Cot.
KM XflstWi ad. eu titst oaKo,
tf
Laziness is a
Disease
or the liver and
stomach. When
a man Is "out of
sorts," Indolent and don't feel like
working, he needs a few doses or
Hostcttcr's Stomach Hitters to
liven up his digestive organs and to
stimulate ins uver anu kiuuvi.
It will
alsoptt
new vigor
and
vitality,
In his blood.
Hostetter's
Stomach
Bitters
AT THE aTROKE OK TWELVE.
MIis Lila Terrell Was Wedded to John
W. Irvine of Meherna,
A,.-iin flnnld's unerring dart has
wiualit the hearts of two of Marlon
county's most respected young people
and linked them as ono for nil ume,
for today as the town clock struck the
hourof noon Mr. John W, Irvine lea
MIssLlla Terrell to Hymen's liuppy
altar, at the homo of tho brldo's par
nntji. Countv Judec nnd Mrs. 0. P.
Terrell, at number 203 Church street,
whero Rev. P. S. Knight, tho veteran
Congregational divine who In years
gone by Joined Jndgc and Mrs. Terrell
In the bonds or holy wedlock, per
formed for their only daughter the
ccromony that made her the .happy
wife or Mr. Irvine,
The spacious rooms or the residence
wore tastrullv decorated with ferns
and llowors, while In the back parlor,
opposite tho folding doors, hung a
cluster of wedding chimes, under
which tho rites wcro spoken that
made tho haony young couplo man
und wife.
Tho wedding was a very quiet one,
only tho futulllcs and Immediate
rrlcndsor tho contracting parties at
tending. Little Miss Margaret Lcgg
acted as flower girl.
Immediately rollowlng the cere
mony and first glad hand clasps and
grutulatlons the merry party repaired
to the dining room where ii beautiful
wending feast was spread before them.
Mr, und Mrs. Irvine took the after
noon train for I'ortlnnd from whence
they will journey to various Callforclu
points beforo returning to tholr home,
which will lie Inn cosy dwelling on
tho groom's farm near Mehama.
Tno happy young people received
many beautiful und appropriate
wedding gifts from friends In this city
and nt their homo ut Mehama. Mrs,
Irvine Is tlio only daughter of County
Judge Torrcl und Is widely known
iinioriK a largo circle or ucqtinlnturicoH
In this city nnd at her old homo In
Mehama ns a young lady or many nc
uimpllshmonts. Tho groom is ono of
Melmmu'rt best known young men nnd
Is respected by all who havo had deal
ings with film. The best wishes of u
host of friends go with Mr, nnd Mrs
Irvine, praying that their new now
life so auspiciously begun may be tilled
with ovory Joy and blessing through
tho succeeding yours to come.
Church Concert,
Tho First Congregational church
of Sulom, will glvo u vocal nnd In
strumuutul concort, ou Weduosduy
overling, Junuiioy 26, I he proceeds In
aid or the church funds, Mrs. H. H.
Holland, Miss Nelllo Drown, Miss
Wlnnlo llyrd. Mrs Albert, Miss Shol
ton, Mr, W. Culdwcll, Master Furl
Sharp, and others, director, Prof. W.
F.Scoblo. Admission IMS conts. Com
mences at 8,
Don't Tobirro filt iml Smuts Your I Ifo Anar.
To quit tolioeeo cosily nnd forever, bo inao
nolle, lull or life, ncrvo ami liior, talto No-To
nae, me wninif rvrurittr. thai make weuli men
strong. All (truguuu, Woorll. Curoiiuaran.
toett IlooUlei anj adintila free AdOreoa
Sterling Itcmoly Co, ciiloaso or New York.
m
rrr Hcbllllnii'i IImi ih an1 bskln powder.
Special Sale
Now On..
ON CHINA AND Till? FKW
VASItb AND HANQUHT
LAMPS WH IIAVK
LHIT.
Attond our spoolul mile and you will
save enough that It .will pay to buy
now.
Yokohama lea Store
RK.MKMRKR OUR FRIttH
ROASTKD COKPKK
AND TKA.
KHRR DULIVRRY.
Cut Prices...
wo put out tho fow rtmwinlng
lK. IOok tllttUl ovr.
1'w Plr Wicwoliiu Vlcl, silk
VlVtLluir tint ....... Mu .' 17
Thr.J. 1..".T. ...".. .: l W)
oT-Srit,,,,nwta'W
n """". V'I at ft n
I wo DuMguW gtHHl 100 shooi
MWSJIHIM 4, ,, j.,
rur snots,
-. "v.v ..iw, ones a, . o,
781 11.30
" V '
.. ,. irMiininitiKiim'ir1 "
HOW THEY SAVED THEIR HQMt.
They started their new happy Jife of loyt
and hope together in a trim-brighUInted
little house that stood back upon a terraced
lawn A smooth path led to the broad
" stoop " and hospitable piazza. The long
sweep of roof, the wide-curving "bays
and the little western turret with oriel
windows bepokt ample roomland light ana
air and (corjfeous suneta.
0. how they loved that little home I He
was industrious, frugal, ambitious ; she a
tender wife with a heart full of devotion ;
and both of them determined at any cost
of struggle or sacrifice to earn and pay for
y
this cherished dwelling place, and possess
It as their very own ; a cosey nest in days
of sunshine, a refuge in time of trouble, a
fireside, a home.
ItOW TROUHLE CAMP-
At first it seemed smooth sailing. He
was glad to work over-time, and she being
deft with needle and scissors helped the
neighbors with their gowns. In such
ways a few dollars were ndded to the
small, home-making fund. Day after day,
early and late, thev earnestly planned nnd
toiled, never realizing that they were going
beyond their strength, until the little break
downs began to come.
Many n morning he would rise with his
head feeling as he expressed it. "like a
lump of lead," nnd no stomach for the
dainty breakfast she had prepared. 'O,
you must cat I" she would exclaim anxi
ously, "You can never work without it."
And all the timelrylng to smile, she would
pass her hand lightly across her own fore
head as If to brush away the pain that
snapped nnd darted underneath.
Then came days when he could neither
eat nor work at all j when his sight was
blurred and dizry, Ills limbs weighted
down as if with shackles j his whole body
full of sickness and nausea nnd distaste
oflivltig, and his mind dark with dismal
forebodings. Describing this terrible time
afterward he said to a friend :
"What troubled me most was that I
could not understand what was the matter
with me. The doctors said it was con
sumption ; they did rue no good, I knew
something was killing me by inches.
I'iunlly I had to give up and go to bed. I
could hardly lift my head off the pillow.
My brother wdnted to write to Dr, Pierce
of nuffalo, and brought me three bottles
of his 'Golden Medical Discovery' and
begged me to take it. I didn't have much
faitli but said to my wife :
"What's the use? The doctors don't
help me a bit and nothing else will. At
this rate I'll die anyway. This 'Discovery'
can't hurt me, it may help me; I'll try these
three bottles just to please Jim. He was
right too The first bottle went straight to
my digestion and gave me an appetite so I
relished my food. I felt as if every mouth
fill was doing me good nnd making good
blood In my veins. I began to feel better
nnd pick up my flesh ; tuy bowels came
nrnutid right and I guess my liver sort of
wnkul up. My cough stopped. I got good
and strong nnd in four weeks I wns back at
work again like a man,"
HOW TROUDLK WI'NT AWAV.
"My wife never let on how miserable
she was feeling all the while ; when I
found it out I made her take the 'Discov
ery too and Dr. Tierce's l'nvoritc Prescrip
tion for her nerves, and she says she's just
made over new again, I sent for his great
' Medical Adviser.' It's the grandest book
you ever saw. If we'd liau it before, we
would have saved hundreds of dollars."
Then came new hopes, new plans, new
power mid fresh achievements. The little
home in time became their very own,
earned and paid for by the erstwhile
nerveless hands nnd brain now restored to
vigor nnd activity by the most remarkable
life-renewing "Discovery" that medical
science has ever revealed to man. And
when at length n sweet, fresh little life
came to bless their lives, they felt that
happiness was complete,
This is a true story and it cannot be told
too often or too strongly. What this great
" Discovery " did for this man, it has done
for thousands of men and somen in every
corner of this Union, and in every clxillzcd
country on the globe
The "Golden Medical Discovery" Is sold
by nil good dealers in medicines every
where.
A River of Mud
can bo found In almost any of Salem's
streets but tho Lu Corona 10c cigar Is
round whoroever true worth Is recog
nised, Slaughter...
...on LAMPS
FANCY CROCK KRY
(5LASSWARK
And all Holiday Goods will bo sold
nt any prlua from now on. Como nnd
soo tho goods andyr.u will boovorcome
with our low bwrgulns.
THE GROCER
124 BUtte st
Telephone 51
ilrs at a priev that
mill Und tlHkso ou tho bargain
tUl nottr the door. They ate good
gWMls and won't last lung kWW
luV-ti1: ? te,r.:! -" viol,
r. "", at. :ik our 12 45
Gopdyour wolt at .N; our 3i.20 h,cd
or buium DungolLs at 1.707 Tltt
how buuKlir O-u'riu' Uwro K. 12
us well, out SO por cent and going rast!
UNDERWKAR.
MACKINTOSH
WOOL HOSIERY,'
AlltMitaoper centtoolusc tho lines
ror tho MMtson. Our all wool black
trloot iuuklntn.li ut J3.72 and a SSJ
brown cover, only twu romalntng A,
! COMMERCIAL STRUCT
SONNEMANN
wn "intiftkniM
Final
ft
Of the balance of the Stock Dry Goods Store at 257
Commercial street, from the 7th to the 21st, daily and
evening, The manager has arranged with several
traveling men to sell their samples at auction, which
will be sold at the same place,
In the Samples
there is only one of a kind from a baby's hood and
baby's stockiing to a man's necktie or suspender, over
shirt or undershirt, sweaters, capes, j'acketsvamong
them the very best goods of the samples, Some splen
did underwear for men and women, There will be
over five thousand different articles, among the drum,"
mersf samples which are to be sold at auction only, but
the balance of the dry goods stock will be sold at private
sale and auction. This sale will be a treat to the ladies
and gentlemen who attend; as the samples are all firsts
class goods and all are to be sold without limit or reserve,
S, FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer,
m
Quy is Sad,
Guy M. Powers, the O. It. & N.
Company's dock agent Is sad. Ills
pet coon "slipped Its cable" last eve
ning und wandered away Into tho
night without so much nsa rarcwell
stuile Tor the patient master ror the
lust month.
Diligent search has been Instituted
but to no avail, nnd Mr. Powers wears
a tear In his eye and i chip on his
shoulder for those who Insinuate that
the coou was ungrateful.
Legislators will notice that the
"CronlseStudlo" oyer tho New York
Racket store Is making the finest
photos In tho city.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Tjko Cascarets Can Jv Cathartic lOo ore.
It C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money.
AMUSEMENTS.
REL'D'S OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT
Thuksday, January 10.
Langenour's Metropolitan Company
l'RKSENTIKU
"Alabama"
By Augustus Thomas
A Charming Play
An Excellent Company
Special Scenery and
Mechanical Effects
Ppiohs 50 and 75c
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
Onk Wkkk
commenoinq
MONDAY, JANUARY 23d.
RETURN OF
THE FAVORITE
The Great
McEuteD
"WORLD'S
GREATEST
HYPNOTIST."
rKIOK 25 and 50c
Wood - Coal
Goad Dry Hr and Oak SaWdd and Do
ll vera 4 rtuelVed Burnlne Coal.
D. 8. BnNTIiBy & CO
"" l- Front sud Oh.uiista tts.
Hon sale
oomiwclal
BOISE'S ERMINE,
Continued from First l'ngo.
H. 11.48, Maxwell, providing for the creation
of n rond fund lu countlca.
To committee on Judiciary.
H. n 47, McCourt, relating to the ottlce of dis
trict attorney In the third Judicial dl
trlct. To committee on Judlcmry.
II II 48, Ross, to nbollah the use of private u-ids
To committee on Judiciary.
H UW, I'arrell, rcliUIn? to recording of convoy,
uncesof real property.
To committee on Judiciary.
Adjurned 'till 2 p. m.
House concurred in senate amend
ment to H. R, No. 4, relating to Al
bany orphans home.
Deed Filed.
Two deeds were filed nt tho
er's olllco as follews:
record-
Zlllah II. Metcalf nnd husband to
Robert A. Kean, 1 acre or land In d. 1.
c. No. 04 tws. 5 s. r. 1 w. q. e, d. 8370.
Martin Farbls to William Harris.
chow, n. c. i and n. w. J, and s. e. i or
w. J or s. w. t section 28, tns. 5, s. r. 1
w. w. d, $050.
tSducntoTour Ilotrels With Cuicarets.
io?ay nAhAr!c; ?.uri """'ration forover
10c, S5c. n c. 0.0. fall, drucKUts refund money.
Kit vesnei
experience'
TriADE Marks
nreinue
CopynioHTs Ac.
Anyone sending
ie sending a iketch nd deacrlptlon mar
aicertali, our opinion freo whether au
mitrkl
inrention
Scientific Jlittcricatt.
A handtomelr lllnitrated weeklr. Ijireest rlr,
cuUtlon of any acientmo lournkV. Ternii M
MUNN & Co.36'0'", New York
Ilrsnch t)fllc. Gi Y St, W..hlDiton, D. "' R
""iBB
jimjra
mw
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS!
The Emporium..
Arc now closing out their entire stock. Everv
article in the store to go at prices
Regardless of Cost
Now is the time to secure some rare bargains in
China, Semivporcelain, Vases, Ornaments, Brio a
brae, Rugs, Portierres, Lamps, etc.
Stock and fixtures for sale in whole or part,
THE EMPORIUM
309 Commercial Street.
TO.
Money Refunded.
Satisfaction guaranteed when you
use Saicm "Special" Hour. Money
back If you don't llko It. 4 tf
It Kits with you whether yon rontlnaa tbi"-,
nero-kllllnir tobacco habit. N U-TO-II AfVJ
nnon, the dcilre (or tobacco, wlthafT A
outntrTou.duire... eipcl.nlco-i-rt .1 1 IB
tin, nnrlfl.a Ih. Mn.l . TJII fl V
Itorff let manhood, LnffTa'9a
nun, tou iironir sb t iibias WLm.iA ,m
biP0Ck!flMil MMTlO'VU-U AC) from
.. t-rfSTi I isE!Jtjour own dniKlit.who
lTm M 1 1 dPwllTonch form. Take It with
igHL,Ar'".Ptlfntlj.pertlitntlT.On
HPlP!..''0V,l;.u,a"'cur',,,'0,e.M.
tsiCV. ?7,lr.an"1l''"re.orwererun(i mnner.
TODAY'S MARKET.
J??.PT,7,A!B Jftn ,8 -Wheat yalloj
02: Walla Wuila.CUc.
Flour-Portland, 33.20; Superfine
$21.5 per bbi.
Oata-Whlto 4243c.
Ilay-$8fe0 per ton.
iops-115ci old cropoc.
Wool-yaley, 1012c, Ea3tern
Oregon, fifrDllc.
olIr,SrtnUflB,0n' 817i 8h0rt8. 18
815.50.
Poultry-Clilckcn8,ralxed,$2.503.75
turkeys, live, 10(20t!.
Eggs-Oregoo, 2025o pordoz.
i,d5Sr;Prec.nt 8nUcd C0,,J3. (8c.
under 00 lbs.0j(4)7c;3heop pelts 16 20c,
Onlons-75e(l per sack.
Butter Best dalrv. iv.tno. rnnm,
creamery, 50cfrf)5c per roll.'
Potatoes, 75T&80C por sack.
Hogs Heavy, 81.75.
Beef-J.(teer8,$3.2.-)(rf3.50: cows, 12.50
2.75 dressed, 5f0.
SXI.RM MAKTCET.
Wlieat-CO.
Oats 35u.
Huy Baled, :heat, 87.00
tall 83 w WU0,86a, ,ots' W'0J rJ"
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ten without sacks.
Hogs-drefsed, 5c.
Live cattle-2,3c.
vteKV0' 3'
(""cr-Dalry 20c: creamery 2Cc.
Hops Best 1017c.
Eggs-22join cash.
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ham, 10c shoulder, 7o.
Potatoes 30c.
Apples 30o.
25?&
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