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New Dress Fabrics
New Wash Goods
New Silk Patterns
- New Gloves
New Parasols
New Silk Skirts
New Wash Skirts
Npw .Stiff :
New Snrintr WraDS
HOLVERSON'S
CASH
STORE
JDon't wait till
EASTER
peonies but se
ll cure your
choice early
CASH
STORE
Two Weeks To Easter
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Buy One of Those Swell Silk
Waists
Today, An usual, tlie lnrct and
Bwcllest line Is here.
New Crcpons
Just added to our already complete
JIdo also a shipment of
Priestley's Black Goods
Iu the new figures.
Do you know how muali bctiir your
waist II ts over
Dr. Warner's Corset ?
It not, call at our store In the noxt
day or so and sec exhibit In corner
window. Wo are constantly adding
now models. One of thorn may Just
suit you.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
The Leader!
PRING MILLINERY opening is announced for
Thursday. Friday and Saturhay. Mm-Hi ox k
t:. i , -n, , ' . . . .. . .""" -.-"
ana zo. i ne largest anti finest display ever brought to
Salem.
Mrs. M. E. FRASER,
265 and 267 Commercial Si.
Q
Eye
Responsibility
initi
Hint
Wo realize the rootiHlbllliy
on optician. Wo reullto
wrnnii iluiuiw will Inlum luli..
whllu tlio rluht k'luNHiw slrenKilici)
ttio HluliU ItoiillitnttlllOMuthliiKS.
could wo alTord to bo cureless and
Inucmirnlor' Wo prlrio oursolvcH
In our care and iiccuraoy. Ami
lake would hurt us mure than It
does you. Lot m examine your
Eyes Free ol Charge
There In nobroiik In npactaclcn or
lens to ruplitue mo cannot do the
a ma day you leave tho work.
Draduatc OntlmhuolotflKt, Ocu
list. Preoorfplluusu Hneoluily.
G H, HINGES
HALKM'H
OPTICIAN.
2W COMMERCIAL STREET.
THE WEATHEn.
Tonlwlitand Tuosday rain.
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS,
lkndlx Co., Monday March 20,
Qodowsky.plunlBt.Tuoiaay April II.
Stclndel Co., Friday May 20,
Qlty IkiikI ulootlon, Tbursday.
March .'W.
Pretty
New Linings,, ,
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
Mrs. T. L. Dayldson has roturtind
from a few days spent with frlonds In
Portland.
Mrs. Ella MoDowoll ruturnwl from
Portland today, where slie hoard tho
Uondlx Co., and Is onthuslastlu In
her pralsoii.
II. S. Jory hai Keno out U) Liberty
Kir a montii to build a house for
Mr. Nuhuid, ami look after liU in,.
lartto fruit driers.
Po not forot tho Nenl Dow muut
ln tonlht at (lood Templar Hull,
corner Kerry and Cominorolal, at 7 .10.
Everybody Invited. Addre-M hv n.u-
Hhupn,
Mrs. Minnie I llimll nf i.niu.nn,.
who has been visiting Mlw Jcwwnotto
Marks at Siilem. loft for Allvinv i.wim.
whonco hlio will return homo.
Max Uondlx, his imintiKor, MIsh
Osboni, tho soprano, and MIsm Soott.
tho plnillltO. COtllO III) from Inrll.i,..l
mi tl... !.. 1 . . ....
iu.. I...U iihjiii nun rcKisiurou at llotol
Wlllamotto.
J. It. Templetnn return! to hh
homo at HaLoy today. Ho Iiuk bwn
ut fSnlotii u few duvs fur inwitm.,,!
undar Dr. Cook and Is much Imprurw).
Miss Anna Marks, a daughter or
Wm. Marks of Tttlman, has koiio to
Utku a position as MwnihUttM undor
Mr. K. M. Crolslan, at the State Re
form school.
A BROKEN BONE
Annoying Accident Will Confine Oeo P.
Hughes ti the House Awhile.
On Saturday evening Goo. P.
Hughes, u prominent Salem business
man, had the misfortune to meet
with an accident, which will con
fine him to the house for a couple of
weeks. Ho was walking home
In company wlth ex-Mayor Claud
Uatch, and when In crowing
theS, P. track at the corner of Trade
and Commercial streets his foot
slipped from the lop of the rail, letting
his whole weight fall upon his turned
ankle. Hearing the bone crack, Mr.
Hughes fell and made no attempt to
raise. Ho was conveyed to his
homc,anund examination by a surgeon
dlwloeod a had sprain of tho ankle
and a fracture of the smaller bone
Justabove. The lnured limb will be
on eased In plaster for a week or ten
days, and Mr. Hughes will oxporlcnse
the doubtful pleasure of enforced
luaotivlty.
Oregon's Popular Architect,
The Dally Capitol Journal, of Sa-
loui, of the 4th ln.sU, contains a large
Illustrated "ad" of Chan II. Hurggraf,
the architect who furnished the plans,
etc., for our now courthouse and
school house giving Illustrations of
them and of the new Linn county
court house, Douglas county court
house (rebullt,)Haptlst church at Mc
Mlnnvlllo and the Huptlnt Church at
Haloin, all his artistic work. He
alsoglvosa list of public buildings
doslgnud und In most Instances super
vised in construction by him In his
"Hoven and one-half years record as
an architect," which Is hlfchly ci edi
table to hi in, Out of 22 school house
plans submitted he was awarded IU;
of 6 plans court houses ho was awarded
:i; out of 0 church plans submit ted, he
was awarded fi. Theio are all beauti
ful and modern In design, substantial
structures for the purpose used, and
acceptable to communities In which
they are placed, and places this
young architect well up at tho head
of the profosslon. Our school hnuso
Is I he llflh of that design by
Mr. l'urggraf. and he receives
high oomplliiiQUUi fur thoir
Iwauly, convenience and substantial
construction from those several neigh
borhoods, and wo nrosuro he will from
Coqulllo whon wo got Into possession
and full occupancy of the bouutlful
structure erected here. Coqulllo Her
ald.
r l r Itnri.i... 9 1. !.,. ..,.. -... .
i..... '""kk'"i io wiukuu a rising unu
I fiMfnlltlr nriililltu., In IDftl I
strong Hllvor Republican. Whon the
Stato IIouhi ring was putting through
all kinds or rotten ibs, Including the
duofmuto school, Hurggnif rofused to
bodoaf ormutoand was tnuosod by
thagaog. Ho goon In for an honest
Job vlour through. Ki. J.
About Prominent People.
A Kingston, Jamai'la, oable say
John Jshcrruan, of Ohlc, was very
much woakor today and the doctors
are discouraged.
Dr. Oliver Marcy of Northwestern
University, Kvanstou, III., Is dead.
Hon. W. J. Hryan Is at Chattanooga,
Tonn.. toattond a banquet given In his
honor by tho Uryan Hlrthday Asso.
olutloo, which glvos each year on the
19 of March, Mr. Jlryan's birthday a
dinner, to which the leading Demo
crats of the state arc Invited. This
event promises to be the most suc
cessful ever glyen, being the first the
fllflf IriLrnlnliPfl Nrhr.'itk.in tins nttnnded
Over 300 tickets have been issued, and
covers for 100 have been provided.
Mr, Uryan will dollyer a Breech at the
city auditorium, at which time his
friends say he will lire the first gun
of the campaign of 1000.
Thomas Carroll Hoone, the tele
graph operator In the war balloon In
the operations before Santiago, died
ut Boston as the result of an opera
tion on a wound received In the fall of
the balloon after it had been shot to
pieces.
The Pone attended mass .Sunday In
his private chapel and later received
Hcvoral persons In audience. He oc
cupies his leisure time In writing
Latin ycrses.
Secretary Alger has returned to
Washington from his visit to Boston
and Montreal. He Is expected to
Icaye Savannah, ua , Thursday for a
trip to Cuba on the regular trip of
the transport lngallls.
Preparations hivc been made for
President McKlnlcy to leave forJe-
kyll Island. The probability Is that
Speaker Heed and the president I will
meet, and as a result there may be
better relations between them. Thusc
to go arc tho president and Mrs. Mc
Klnlcy and Senator Hauna.
ADVERTISING A TO.VN.
How a Town With Less Natural Ad
vantages Than Salem Is Booming.
There is an organization of business
men in the little clt y of Norfolk. Va.,
that Is run upon business principles,
and therefore accomplishes results.
This organization does not aspire to
the ownership or stately buildings; It
pays fifty dollars per month for a
THE IJENDIX CO,
Re-
II" W. Itoyul, of MaUslon, Is a guest
at the homo of his parent, Hy. and
Mrs.T. V, Itoyul.
Itov. Daly, ut St Joseph's church
loft for Mt. Angol this afternoon,
wharo he will awlsst this evening In a
"Kousi or the Moiiodlntlno Order,"
wiiioii is a colouration of groat Intor
outut the Mt. Augul college.
MIm Iva Tumnlutfin unu -nr-rri.wi
last WwluuMlny to Oeo. K. Portor, and
they luivo gone to llvo on the old
Teiiin'oton farm noar Mrownhvlllo.
Mr. Porler Is a mechanic and civil
uuglneor and his marriage to Miss
Templeton Is the result of un m.iMi..
meut formed long boforo tho legisla
ture oiHi .MIssTompleton J5000.
Hon. Ueo. Dlmmlok, of Hubbard
was a Salem visitor today. Ho re
port about half or his apple iru(W ,ls
having the Iwtrk on tho south side
burst open. Ilu Is wrunnin,. n......
with oolUin cloth, and thlnL-n m.w ..r
ttiwii will be Hnvud. Prune trooa he
LlilttkHiiru hurt worse than tho ap
plw, ami peaohttti worot of all.
Ar Ut m "! Utf tttat kw ill.
V lit iut ttl.il ytm kfd W liv
itt rvlrc.l Ut fiant ll f UdIhim
rr Iwwb In Mom. N'Mr lllk In all
te, Crt.fl Ttr)uiKV Nw (rr, Nw
jllHiv-ai im-U tu. .o a Umirit
MntlDiol r llmwdwl Hk '4r
Mtvi-.M and Umit Mrlt Iu all IU hi
i&i, IHo. tf anj ti whiu a )i4.
New Art Denims
V )it a bl MMMtwMU t(U imi la
ptr mfer. an I tHriuMfttH U iWnx tor
CtMlttMAS CurialMtvUv
bVoour now belt buiklos.
Men' aud boys' gweatorn.
Willis Bros. & Co
IJrt Door Bouth of the PmtaflUe,
HALMM URBQOV.
Standard Palle'rt) lost and ohtmixwU
J. T. Luoy of Wumh mhmim to w fl
whole Chamber or Cummre all hy
hlmnolf, hy the wav ha U ru.li,,. n.,r
delegation In wjngrow rr Dim ii
provHinent of KtMtuuau lUv i. .!..
OneMiieh a man In a ivuinuimii.. i'.
.- .wt.nniiMlfj -n
worin a wjore kigrollltig iwlltlclatw
J I 10, uppulnted Sipt. or the
I'onliMillitry, mhi un UmIuv u, iv
ovorhU iww Held nr labor and r.
mlllBrlw himself with us ,i,lw
fine tuklng ohurge on April ftru He
wys h riMMlved u vry kind letter
from Sunt, (lllbort utraiim, ilu t..
doui of tho Instltutluu hhiI -,
wurtey that a miring o4Uclal ooukl
iimw mo liuwmiuguiitt.
P. II. K'iM)y. who has rr mmi
yw Imuh oiigtnw at lh Hut Km
lOrtll MlKMH. ItUS tNMlrHd III! rl ......
tlttafct April i. itm. iu vv
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wnif iaMiy WW W I4MK ht HUMWi
.r "fwlly HoiunttHwl with the yr
Inns bruNfthw of tti eiik'lHiwliig d-iwrtmeuu"
Two TwIihi Daily.
The Nnrthcrn 1'hihh ihiiimu.i
,,r mi niiig uv tntiim daily fruin
ortlaud to St. Paul. Pullman and
fre aletra on iweh train. UnVP
Thumus, Watt k Co. s-M-it
lt TlHShU tuU tmt tm,, I If. in...
MU.. Ml a III.. w.n. wi . u.. HJt
m. lb wnwtor workrr, Uul hmUm wMa mtu
to(. All drnKiiiu,WM arit, CuraaanNi
W liaakiat aa4 aaW Iih. aMnm
in... i. ... . . , .
tur iHKfc nieuicine iiiiioey cn
for luipuru bltMKl. iiiMuiMuks.
ii aviMiiacii Nitii KHiuy iruubhw Is
Howl's Sarwi)MirlllN. aaoot
buy
and
And The Viol-nlst Enthusiastically
celveil at Portland.
Tho Sunday Oregonlau speaking of
tho Max Uondlx concerts says the
audience showed more enthusiasm
than Is generally displayed. Very
nearly every r.umuor on the pro
gram being encored, Mr. Uondlx'
playing of Hubay's "Curiucn Fan
luslo" Indeed bringing two recalls.
Tho ardor -or the audience met n
ready response In the generosity ol
the three artists that make up the
company, rot with tho most obliging
goodnature In the world they doubled
tho length or tho program, thereby
establishing themselves llrnily In the
hearts or thoso who hoard them.
Mr, Uondlx nude a comnloto con
quest of his audience. Ills rendering
or the andante and llnalc or Mendels
sohn's concerto In K rcycalcd u crys
talline purity or tone such as cannot
bo excelled by Ysayo. Comparison
with the groat Melglan yioUnlst so
recently here was natural and Inevit
able, and much exchange or opinion
on tins point was heard, during the
evening. There Is a bright and
wholesome spirit or good comrade-
ship and bonhomie about Max llendix
thutdld not make Itsolr felt In Ysaye,
who was grand, leonine, but unap
proachable und Imperious In his boar.
Ing toward Western audlonces. Mr.
Mondlx, on the contrary, ahows u
cordial frlondllnobs that lmmcdlutoly
puts mm uu rapport with his listen
ers.
That helsagouulne artist and m
the same time spontaneous and natu
ral In his expression or reeling was
pioved by the Chopin nocturne played
ujr iyuj in encore,
MlssOnborn made a wnimmsf. nni
loss marked. Her voice Is on ,r i,ir,.
raugo ami pioanant timbre, maruged
with the nlcost art. Tlie noft tonef.
were particularly dollghtrul, rull of
melting, Mould beautv: her nr..nii..n.
enunciation and oliarmlmr nnronrniiir
contributing materially to the onjoy
mont or the music lovers present.
.miss &ooti, the plaulste, was at her
bo.t In light phiuMmo passages, re
inlrlng brilliant teuhnin.m n...
.iwi IJUl
.. enoiw or wrist enabled her to do
uiu paMNiKw woll, as lllnstratwl by
her rendering or tho Ituboiiitoln etude
0(1,23, and her arneuL-hw ...) ,
were clonr ami delicate.
room in which to hold Us meetings
and It has not once given a pink tea
since It come Into being, yet It .spends
20,000 annually In advertising Nor
folk, and the city grows und becomes
prosperous and keeps step by step
with it more pretentious rivals.
The Muslnces Men's Association
employs a man at a salary and ex
penses or 8500 per month to travel
through the East and Induce manu
facturers to go to Norfolk. It enter
tains editorial associations In the
most lavish manner and gets one hun
dred dollars' worth of advertising for
every dullar spontln the entertain
ment. It runs cheap excursions to
the city from various points In tho
North, and bv this means has Inter
ested the capital or rlcu men In build
ing up the place.
"Norfolk has been a liberal patron
the newspapers for the past ten years,
In ,1801 an Industrial development
company spent ten thousand d.illars
In the Manufacturers' Record alone.
The city Is a regular graft for the
map-makers und booklet publishers.
All or the commcrcll organlzatloni
Issue annuals, and the real estate
men and land companies get out new
maps at frequent intervals; even the
banks distribute some booklet work.
For u time an envelope never left a
Norfolk, house without a map of the
city or a booklet describing Its ad
vantages. "A conservative estimate of the
amount of foreign advertising done by
orfolk Is about 2,000 annually, Has
paid? i Well, Norfolk Is the best
known or nny city In the South. If we
except Atlunta.
'The exports and Imports Increase
each year in proportion far above that
of other cities. Mulldlng bus been
enormous, even during the depression.
"Tho largest bank building In
America, and one or the lurgost hotels
have been recently completed. There
has beou more building done by trans
portatloi, companlos in Nortplolk re
cently than In any other city In the
United States."
Norfolk Is abjut as big as Sa
lem, but it Is growing at a tremend
ous rate. Norfolk does not nnsso.H
the uuturul advantages of a city as
Salem does, but It Is climbing all the
lime, Why? Mecause Norfolk bus
iness mon huvo struck the right com-hlnulion-grlt
and advertising.
That's a combination that will make
a city If anything can.
Sulom ought to take a less-m from
the little city of Norfolk. Her busi
ness men put Into the treasury of the
Chamber of Commerce cory month,
but what do they get for It? Whut
single thing ol vital Importance to
the city has the Chunbor or Com
merce accomplished during the last
year?
It Is time to awako from our tracne.
It Is time to mnvn. It. u n..,n .,.
adopt good busltiois sense In tho work
of building up Salem. It Is tune n,
go to work.
West Bound
rates rrom St. Paul to Portland m-nr
the Northern Pacific It. It. $25; to
Pendleton and Walla Walla S2A.60; to
SpoKiiue22.BO. 3 0 3t.
Thomas, Wait & Co,
NOW
Is the time to purchase your Dry
Goods and Clothing
And get the benefit of the
Great reduction in prices A X A
fli. Friedman's New R
The Price on every Article in the store Reduced,
Table Cloth
Formerly 60c. a yard, going now at ia.
now before you are too late.
Skirt Linings
3lc. a yard. Waist linings 8e. n yard, uanton J
now -lie, a yard, and better grades In proportion
Buy some of these prints
Fastcolorn at3c, a yard; they were formerly 5c.
out, you win get no more ai nus price.
This line is nearly all gone, come
ard. Waist linings 8e. n yard. Canton Flannels, formerly Ojc. a yard,
A few pieces of these Silk Veilings
Lert, choice patterns worth 35c. a yard; our
Kid Gloves
and after this line Is closed v
price, 15c,
fMMnn,. Itnrrvnlna nnlni. fillll ..nil nnrt Cl1 tllnlrv
llllUJUIJffC UUiKUIUf) KV1UK lUOl, Villi III"" Wl. ...v....
formerly 31,50 a pair we are selling for 75c.
We have some small sizes
Fine Black Dress Goods
A choice selection. Goods formerly 91, 25 and SI. 50 a yard, going now for 75c.
Goods formerly 05c a yard now going for 3Sc. Goods formerly UCc a yard golnir
now loriac.
Embroideries
, Arc all marked down to the lowest possible notch. Wo have them from lo a
yard up.
Corsets, Dress Skirts, Undeawear
At great reduction.
A swell line of Boy's Clothing
Just received. Going now at sacrifice prices.
Men's Suits, formerly
el'-', riow 88.75. And all others In proportion.
1
Our new stock of Hats
Justin. An Immense assortment for men and boys, Crash Hats. Fcdords.
Greys, Tuns, Blacks-all kinds and all discretions at icaoras,
Friedman's New Racket
Cor, Commercial and State Street,
Salem, Ore,
Palton Brothers
A Uiamond Ring Free.
ihc following are tho ludlos or
Salem who have received u genuine
diamond ring rroo at Pacific Jewelry
Company's Groat SlamMitor An,.Mn
Sale: MlfS Holla Ihvxnnnn rio..
-- . wsw , ..linn
unura KODInsnn, Miss Mlnulo Van
Fleet, Mrs. A. Meltsey, Miss Lena
Zanker, Coupons Iroe to everyone at
tending the sales ntH and 7!.to n ...
Chairs reserved for inriina ti.i0 i
- , - i UID 0
tne last week. 00 State street.
BOOKS,
CAiWERAS,
STATIONERY
MuIBiE
AMERICA'S
GREATEST
VIOLINIST
98 State street.
O.A.Ml'X'OaTl.ac.A..
wwras;?
Wni.?.Tl?,)-"'I1y tatnwiw on good
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if you Mit nr iiii ii-i.. . ..
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3 18 21
MeOrew Has Resigned,
Supt. Lee McGrew, or the Salem
Electric Light and Potior Co., ro
slgned today and will devnto i.u n.
tlre time and onon-ifw t., ti,a ....
..,,,. , , , ---" iir
uuiiuuii iiijjtivmeut tiiisincbs of Park
hurst & McGrew, In wlaluli he has for
some time boon a purl owner.
I).
Moil's Dross Shoos
BHHHBIn0Cj
ALL STYLES
iswiore.
fiW C)ntnrv iiu
wvsi::r. ;:-:- aa
Typewriters for Kent,
Salem Tyj.ewj-itor Mm
mid Reutaty.
ay, LOOK WOOD, Projw
UOleo phono 40, Hoi. phouc u.
288 Gommoroial St,
ii.ALtM OIII&
Mon's Biko Slioos
W mv Juki oMMd part f our Uhm
or Mm' Uhm (rwi (tie & IImIcIiUj,
mm ol mmw of th iHhst goods in
llav
Tliut 30-Inch Tribune
2S50
:ZZ?ul!tt"ni
Pooitivelv
The last week of the Groat Auetlot.
Sale, Watches, diamond, sllvorware
and lowelry all go at YOUIt OWN
PUICIJ; the opportunity of a life-
ume. iu to 12 elogunt and valuable
presents GIVEN away FKKB at
uoh bnlo dally. ne sure and get u
I UEK COUPON to participate ...
the free distribution ur w.ui.
dlumoud rings, ton su ,mi ir ...
more valuable presents Itomembor
uu i wie last week. PuclHc Jeweln
Company's Grout Auction Sale. Pti
State street. Friwliuan & Uuriror
muuager. ""'Kor,
Salem Soda Works,
R. H. Westacott. Prop.
All VI Hi In 4tt Utfl .1.1.1. . 1 I
.tUli)"' -.UUm'IiV W ,UUp'
Plinnv aimnim
3 nti Back of Turner Block,
A Great Mystery Explained,
Why J. A. Rotan sells un
dertaking goods cheaper
than any one in the city
IlAMrriM rull XlXlk or furniture .ll
"feMlUIInK tltl 8trthlnir i.l.lI.. . .. '
llM. W'SU tWO ll(or luuilh ,.f ...m.
TO HOP GROWERS,
Special prlco on hop twine.
Ueforebuvlng your twine call and
iot our prices,
Wm, Rrow ii & Co..Sulein.nm ,ii
rs in Hops, Wool, Muhalr. Furs and
Hop Grower's Supplies. 3-3-ocwl u
ASSISTFn RY
Jenny Osborn, Soprano Jeanne Scott, Pianiste
At the First M E. church, Tonight,
Tickets of Admission $1,00,
Box sheet at Dearborn's.
iSTrrrg77rY ., . , , .
I iiIllXiJLJjStn(7W' OSE
UR. WARNER'S
MEDICATED COMPLEXION
AND TOILET SOAP
For tho Complexion and all
skin diseases.
By Mall 10o Per Cake
or $1,00 Pr Doaeo.
Money refunded If not otlfcloiy.
HEDIttlO) mplexionToilet
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VJarnei
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For Sale Mjr
BARR BROS.
118 State Street, SALEM, ORE
Our Spring Millinery For
1899
LiM MOrlil. llll'&Ml lluid In lull ... .. an . '
wueh alum tkui. Want vu uM . W,,,K '" "" t wheu
ami m. l)o't MM If m MVK wuLZiZIk T ?
wHgui aimwoius irur: u w,M
Irtw to ww our tocaHl 'Mt n
loauur llnpl, In rwUng tt, m
TIIUMHMH IStfet ttiUMit hL tl.CC
UH wi Matt: tl a wuHil tonst.
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Pleurisy
r.1,"' .aml, PMttmoulo nrn fro
ttE'f' ' very short
ilfVr f Ume' ln a common cold :
Mid, ir wirh nn acute intlanunatlon of
lw limni u not promptlv nlluyod
or Dr. Bull's cVuiKh Sjtup, however
yon nwd not have any ftVr ; for th&
great rvmedy 8,ve,Uiy 8Ubt ue t,o
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inmiiiff mid nlwjia effects n cum
Inawoudormily ah..rt time
Dr.Bulls
Cough Syrup
S, C, STONE, M. D.
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Stone's Drue Stores
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and
Thursday,
T-, , O continuing
Saturday,
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us a call
RUBESIEIX 4
a ititm-
can bnaM..P!to! ?f the season styles ihat
Patterns t larjresl "coUe ffr Li , 5 ,7ris and New York
Salem, w. rJxXu. : ?.? !e".on V P'terns ever shown in
and urge he advi sabfli y 0 n Z SffilnW -e diiiy
early coming of Easter? ' ant,c,Pation of the
NONPAR1BL.
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