Daily capital journal., June 06, 1899, Image 1

JOURNAL.
CAPITAL
SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY JUNE 6 1899.
j.
YOJL. X.
NO 133s
DAILY
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Salem
wooen
Home Made Goods,
Specials: A very select
line of Boy's Knee Pant Suits
of our own goods made up in
New York. Get one for
your BOYI
All sizes of Boy's Black Hose,
the very best to be had: Ask
for them.
NOOWE$
- n-i-a-v
LACY'S XX X X X XXX
GREAT SLAUGHTER SHOE SALE.
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Per
On
Wc aro not
KILLING- THE
20
Not making Utv Prices on Dead Stock, and blowing about it as a marvel,
but wo aro
SLAUGHTERING TnE LIVING!
Hewing down a clean, live Htock, level with the dirt which is associated
with cheap prfces.
NEW UP-TO-DATE STYLES!
Kvery Shoo in the house subject to tho 20 per cent reduction.
Hoods marked in plain figures.
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Columbia
Model 57
$50.
The fines chain wheel ever turned out of a factory.
Hartfqrds, strictly high grade, $35,
Videttes, fully guaranteed, $25 and $26,
SROAT Sl "WILSON.
Brewster
oi cou
Mi
'SALT!
COUItT
1'IIONK
Bo sure to get our pricos if you
GRAY
The largest assortment of
Men's Pants: Regular sizes,
extra sizes and extra longs.
No matter what size you call
for vj 11 hm. A special
drive on them.
The finest line of Crash Hats
for Men and Boys .to be
found, in Patterns and
Styles.
Mk STOm
Shoes! Shoes!
STILL CHEAPER,
Wo nrc giving value that terror
izes our opposition. Wo have the
only shoe mock in tlio city where
you can find juot whot you want at
Prices Below Bedrock.
Wo aro Butting them a warm pace
for we never follow in our line on
prices, Htylea or quality wo shall
continue to lead.
Free shines to our customers.
Krausse Brothers
275 Commercial St.
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Cent. Reduction
All Shoes'.
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WHAT
WE SAY
WE DO.
WE DO DO
DEAD.
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OrlHlnator of Low Prloos.
Wo Shlrto thorn Froo.
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NEW SHOE STORE,
94 STATU STRKBT.
& White,
STREET.
1781.
Wn nro mm- lllllllll I I1L' Salt, nllll Ut IIMCO
that make jhjoi1o stare. Xevur before'
lias salt been sold so uhoap as we arc
holliiiK it. Wholesale und retail.
uso salt.
Carp
nter's Tools.
Blacksmith's. Tools,
Finu Tools
For Every
Trade at
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BROS
MIIIS PEACE
MEN
T&eyWantMoreCon
cessions. President Demands Com
plete Subjugation.
New List of Oregon
Wounded.
Killed and
lly Amioclntetl Vteun to the Journal.
Nuw Yoiik, Juno (I. A Hpecial to the
Herald from Washington says: Pros
ident Schurman, in a dispatch to Secre
tary Nay, ha?, it is believed, recom
mended more liberal concessions to tho
Filipinos, with a view to ending tho
insurrection at once.
Tho dispatch was considered by tho
president and Secretary Hay nnd w
president has sent his reply. Tho na
ture of the answer is not divulged. It is
significant, however, that coincident
with the message to Schrnm, a cable
gram was sent to Geneal Otis with in
structions in lino with tho president's
belief that the' restoration pcaco can
only bo reached by complete subjuga
tion of the Filipinos. General Otis will
continue military operations through
out the rainy season.
Washington, Juno 0. Among the
casualties mentioned in General Otis
dispatch from Manila today aro follow
ing: Killed, Juno I, I'rlvato William
McBlwain, Second Oregon.
. Juno a. I'rlvato Henry M. Wagner,
Co. H, Iliac region, severe. I'rlvato Aus
tin J. Salisbury, Co. II, exillary region,
severe.
Juno 4. I'rlvato Elmer C. Dolittlo,
Co. C, arm moderate; William B. Smith,
Co. K, arms, severe.
Wounded Second Oregon, April 2.1
jIajpr Surgeon Ellis, Jen si jght.
Dr. Ellis, ot Albany, was apoinieu
Captain in tho National Guard in 1887.
Ho is a native of Ontario. The name
of Jas. Mellwuln cannot bo found in the
records at tho state house. Win. B.
Smith of K Co. enlisted from Salem.)
Wasiiiniiton, Juno I). Uowoy's flag
ship, Olympla starts today from Hong
Kong for Singapore.
Aguinaldo Seeking Aid
Wasiiiniiton, Juno 0. President Mc
Kinley is aware, through olllclal and
unolllclal channels, that Agiilnuldo is
begging European and Asiatic powers
to recognize the belligerency of the
Filipinos. He has discussed this with
gwrutiirliuj lhiv mid Hitchcock, the
diplomatic members of his cabinet, and
Secretary Wilson. Tho president was
advised by Professor Schruman and
General Otis that Agunialdo has no
substantial hope- of foreign interference,
but Is holding out talking alxmt His
hope of recognition in order to force
such terms of surrender as will assist
him to high olllclal preference under
thoAinorican administration of the
Philippines.
General Otis cabled last night that he
would require 2400 troops at tho earliest
ttble moment. In accordance with
tliis cablegram, Colonel Ward, assistant
adjutant-general, will dlsiKitch from tho
Presidio at Sau Francisco 2400 reorusts,
who liavo been organized ami drilled as
companies. Colonol Ward wild today
that those troop would bo moved this
week orearly nuxt week. The prosi
clont in the mwmwhilo, is selecting
from tho regulars at homo the remainder
of the X)0 reinforcements asked for by
General Otis.
Washington, Junu 0. Tim eublnet
trunsautod no lmslnutw of guniwal lmior
tanro today. Tho Philippine situation
only came up Ineldimtly and duvolopwl
nothing.
COMING HOME.
Preparation to Greet the Orefon Volun
teers On Their Return Home.
Cortland Teleirrun, June.
U'.uiiivoti.v. Juno 5. (inilrl ail-
vices to the war deiKrtinnt urj tlwt
tho Orinron regiment will lwvy fur tlio
United SUites this week. It will lx Mint
dlmct to Portland and They aro to Iw
musterud out ut Vumsouvur IUrraeks.
Joy will lx brought to evry mrt In
Oregon by tho commit of thu above dhs
lteh, which intuitu tlwt if tii lxiys of
th &cond Oregon do not sjwnd tit
Kourth of July In Portland, thwr arrival
will lw dolave.1 lmt a fen days loyttd
that time.
If the boys start thLs wnk, tut tlw uu
IMtch stat thy will, Uwy lwUl rwli
)mn lwfor thu PoitrUt. Tliy will
Uirttet to Portland ftrot, awl kr go to
VanHvr to U iwilfeUarinlwt trfearvU.
It will tak tlw tnHi!rli from 98 to Si
days to r tlt Paffi frH MaHfU to
Portland. Allowing for delays the Sec
ond Oregon ought to reach here In time
for thq Fourth.
After the dark, dreary inontliH of
waiting, their home-coming will bo like
a burst of golden sunshine. Slow old
Portland will bo turned into a carnival
of blosoing. Tho r.eal nnd patriottsm
w hich welted into citizens' hearts nnd
burst forth unrestrained at tho depar
ture of tho troopi, has been nugmented
a hundred fold by tho heroism of the
American soldiers in tho Philippines,
and will burst forth again llko tho pout
up forces of n mighty fiood. Indeed," It
will bo a gala day for Portland. '
Plans for receiving and entertaining
tho boys of tlio gallant Second Oregon on
their return aro taking shape rapidly.
In all probability it will lw a great sur
prise to the soldiers, as copies of Tho
Telegram containing news of tho treat
.that is in store for them can hardly
reach Munila before their departure.
At tho entrance of tho Columbia tho
transports carrying the boys will bo mot
by a Hoot of lwats and steamers loaded
with their friends and relatives. En
terprising steamboat companies propose
to run special excursions to meet the
returning conquerors and heroes. w
Another meeting of tho commltteo In
charge of tho arrangoments for the
raising of funds for tho banquet won
held in tlio narlors of the Hotel Port
land Saturday afternoon nt !1 o'clock
Tne same spirit of enthusiasm that pre
vailed at tho first meeting on Iriday
was evident, and no doubt was felt that
nothing will bo left undone to give the
boys tho best time they over had.
It was agreed to meet next Wednesday
evening with committees representing
tho Q. A. It.', tho'Woman's Relief Corps
and the Red Cross, at tho hall of tho
Exempt Fireman's Association, In tho
City Hall, tho uso of which has been
tendered for this purpose. Tlio co-operation
of all societies is desired in tills
matter; the moro ooplo participating
tho more pronounced the success is
likely to be. The G. A. R. already had
something similar in mind, but its
members aro willing for others to take
part. It is likely that tlio final arrango
ments for the banquet will bo given over
to tho Woman Hellef Corps, with the
assistance of other women's orgauizaf
tious. A
The generous offer made by S. Calvin
Helltg, manager of the Marqutn Grand,
to uivo tho use of tho theater to the
committee, unit free, and entirely with
out conditions, Is a subject of favorable
comment everywhere.
It is the intention of the commttteo to
make tho entertainment both novel mid
Interesting- The best amateur talent in
tho city, as well, as some of thu best
professional, will contribute Hh services
for tho occasion. v J
Throbblng.with patriotism, as the
people nre, over tlio brilliant dojds of
tho volunteers, their hardships, suffer
ings and reckless dlsreganl for death, u
great throng at the Mnrqiiam is assured.
Indeed, were there no program at all,
it only needs tho mention of tho miiuo
of the volunteers to cause tho people to
turn out en massese, tho llros of patri
otism kindled when tho volunteers
inarched away, seems likely to never
bo quenched. Tho G. A. It. and Wo
man's Relief Corps, as stated previously,
have 'taken up the matter In connec
tion with Tho Telegram's commltteo lu
n hearty manner that loaves nodoubtof
tho result. With such oworful allies
any project could bo made a crown
ing success.
"Just wait until the boys come
inarching homo," remarked a citizen
today, "and you will wo conwrvatlve
old Portland turning somersaults. Why,
sir, the place will go wild. Ittnkosiin
earthquake, gonurally, or something ex
traordinary to make tho jiooplo stir,
but you will see the city aroused when
those blessed soldiers, some of thorn
still ixmrdlosti boys, coum marching
homo. There will Ixt a grout time, and
don't you forget It."
Search for Reed Not Abandonea.
Tho stntumunt Is emphatically denied
by Mr. C. L. Hadley and othar friends
of tho Into Senator ItewL They my thut
the river is still constantly hwiug
watched and winw are still strung across
it to mitch tho body should it float. The
vigllanco of the sourch has not Imwii n
laxud in any particular, nor will it lie
until iU objuet is accomplinhml.
Police Court.
John Yutosand II. Potowin, tho ir
ticlpanti in a cutting affray early Mon
day morning, were arraigned lwfor Re
wirder Judith at .'1 o'clock TiioHlay after
noon, on clmrgtM of ugMiult with u dun
geroiiH weuiKtn. Rotli wulvml uxhiiiIiiu
tlon and wore ls)uml over to the circuit
eourt in fUOO Ix.ntls.
Hot Wave.
Pirrsiiuiio, Pa., June 0. For three
day tin moreury has rglsrl In the
iiinetiw. Many uillw hove Immjii torn!
to shut down temimirlly ami inuuy
proatnttbiiM huw iK-i-urrwl from the
inten heat
A Refreahlng 8tyle.
The urt of quotation require deli
cacy lu practice. An ulraudy fuuiou
tlrni lirtgriifliiHtot uuddovolopad Intti
yery ptomUliik' mlvertlslrn it umw of
old. quaint uruverls We refer to
t.4.mi. ( I. Hood & Co.. of burwpa-
rllla funic, who are Using not only our
column, but thu of thoui-aud of our
ciiiiteiiWKjrarittt In adapting wine wtvv
... .1...1. ...i..i in; iiluunp iinn iiranLf-
eal turnti.J It Is refreshing w we t
Miaietlilng new and bright I" thU.
lOHIBIIKIIlW"'! v.w ,
Una. Otoun eut argument U Iwlter
Uian bin display type. 7
Eihutlon ond'brealc" dowo" fnw OrJp
freyent ft by uIig Ot, Muti .ervlot.
MATAAFA
DISARMED
1500 ReMs Surrey
der.
The Natives. are Gaining
Confidence.
Malietoa. Tamasscs and Malaafa Visit
tho Commission.
llr Aaam'lntcil IT cim to the Jiiiimnl.
Wahiiisoton, June 0. Tho secretary
of stato revolved the following from
Hartlett Tripp, United States represent
ative on tho Samoan commissien:
"Apia, May 31. Mataafa Is disarmed
and over 1500 of the rolmls have sur
rendered." Apia, May 31. Malietoa and and
Tmnassos liavo visited tho Samoan com
mission on board the United States
transput Hadgor today, and Mataafa
visited them tho following day. Neither
were recognized as king. Mataafa
blamed the Europeans, for tho trouble
here. Tho commissioners informed
liim that they V1 1'10 l,owur toostab
a government with or without a king.
Mataafa thought tho Samoans should
have a king but expressed a willingness
to disarm his followers and leave tho
matter lu tho hands of tho commission.
The Germain acted for tho first time
in many months with tho representa
tives of the other powers.
Tho natives aro gaining confidence
and freely submitting their grievances
to tho comisslon. All warships will
probably leave Haoma at an early date.
Chief Justice Chaiulers will continue
the sittings of tho supremo court. An
American ongleeerlng staff has arrived
and will erect a naval Jetty and coaling
station at Page Page.
HmBJiniNTKiN, Juno ll. A conference
iHJtween President Krugor and the llrit
ish commissioner, Sir Alfred Milner,
was concluded today. Tlioy have agreed
not to publish tlio rustilt of their do
munitions until Wednesday next.
Double Dirthday Party.
At tho homo of Walter Kennies, near
Hosodiilo, the Joint birthday party of
Mr. W. J. Ediniindson and Mrs. Walter
Kennies was celebrated lu a royal old
fashioned way. About 7fi friends and
relatives congregated and the birthday
festivities were ojieiied by tho ar
rival of the friends and relatives of tho
guests of honor. The evening was siont
in social entertainment consisting of
songs, g,aiues and conversation and
last but not least a spread of refresh
ments mid dainties fit for a w eliding
feast. This enjoyable occasion will long
1)0 remembered by all present. Several (
Salem parties drove out to attend the
party, returning early this morning.
'
A FILIPINO'S HAND.
A Halem Man Receives a Souvenir From
the Front.
A package was revolved yiwtorday by
W. R. Anderson containing what the
sunder In the Philippine Islands claims
is the hand of a native, prolmbly em
balmed. It bus a dusky color and lis
lithe proiiortious would Indicate that it
is tho hand of a young woman. It will
bo placed among "Old Rill's" collection
of curios, whoro cullers can we'll, at
217 Commercial street.
Mrs. C.K.GIoiiii, rottirnwlto Portland
this morning. She has been In Salem
some time visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Wrightiuiin.
TO KKKCI.KARLY.
the oym imwt lw In normal condition or
usslsUI by.
Glasses
fitted by a grailuate optician.
Children's eyas hotiltl be tdd fro
quuutly. Minor dafecU of vision, cor
rected during youth will strengthen
I . ...... .1.1
ma sigutm i u.
We make exainlnatliuib
(nm, ami fit
glass to all Miiiditloiis of idght.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE,
310 OTATD BTRDirr
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FROM DETROIT TO SALEM.
A Flume for Wood nnd Lumber to tie
Established.
The Detroit Flume t Transportation
company, which was incorporated today
U backed by the Detroit Lumbering,
company, Hoover Brothers, S. V. Hall
and Smith nnd Smith. The company
has u capital stock of f(IO,000, $30,000 of
which has already been subscribed and
this amount will be expended in putting
In a llumo from Detroit, on tho Santiam
to Salem. Tho llumo Is to follow tho
Bhorcs of that mountain stream to Stay
ton, from where it will run along the Mill
ditch to this city. Tho llumo along tho
rlvor will cost ulwut $2,000 u utile and
very much less along tho Mill racu and
comparatively nothing if the race Itself
is used. Tlio main ditch will bo about
fit miles long. This enterprise
is one tbat should interest
Salem pimple very much. Thu entire
output of thu Sauttam would be hand
led nt this end and a largo amount
oflumlmr that would bo brought to
Salem for shipment, and shlnglo mills
would do business via tlio ditch.
Tito Salem Light and Traction Com
pany and other Salem consumers could
lay down their wood at a much cheaper
rate and it would build up a business
between Detroit and Salem of no small
proportions. Tho company will build
a telephone lino along thu route of tho
llumo between the two terminal joints.
The Incorporation and success of this
company will entirely froo this rich
lumoer region irom mo iiiuueuce oi a
corjMiration which hits retarded bust
noes to soium extent In the past. Tho
president of this new company Is Oriu
Jitdd, and Frank Perkclt 1m secretary.
WILL DE HIOHER.
Agtlculturnl Implement-Makers Advance
Prices.
lly AocIhm1 Prr tn tlio Joiirnnl.
CuiCAiio, June (1. Farmers and retail
dealers in agricultural implements will
liavo to pay moro for their plows, har
rows, seeders and Implements of a kin
dred nature in the future. At a meeting
of L'fi manufacturers of these implements
of farm Industry hold today, It was de
cided to make a general rise in tho price
of all agricultural implements. A general
rise lu prices was advocated by those
present, and committees were appointed
to prepare n schedule fur the various
kinds of Implements.
RIVER NEWS.
Tho river has fallen one inch since
going to press yesterday and now stands
7.7 above low water. At this stage of
the river thu bar opiswito tho river front
which has been a bono of contention lu
tho courts just shows Its brown crest at
the water line.
A large consignment of vinegar wo
shipped today to Portlund fnim'flio'Pa
lorn vinegar works.
Tho new steamer Altona will bo put
on tho Willamette river run In time to
carry an excursion from Iiidopendoneo
to tho field day exercises on next Satur
day. titmuuur lloiitf today took up tho fin
Uhing moulding, umiillo, j,'rillunrk
mid a Una I.irgo china cupl)ard Irom
Otto Hansen's inill.i to thu McKay run
iduiico tit Chuuipuotf.
.anaBjr.MBBUdaaBa!iBWBuiHiiii!iBi
I Jos. Meyers & Sons,;J
The Saratoga
Thu most
perfect
and fin
est tin
ishoil wrupper
uuiile
"not how
chimp
hut how
CfMsi." A
fine line
of nice
assorted
patterns
in prints
percaliti,
uiiil
lawns.
5
g
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$1.00 to 52. SO.
Ladies Gloves y)c,
Not many left of those srtfial
wihioHiiud ifiMsl fortune to those
who find their sUo al thu above
mice.
A Glove Wonder
A smooth, elastic velvet cape
leather, rwl silk stitching. Smar
tsiint hack two fastmiors, well
worth 1.50, we say the pair f .'Jli.
Ladies summer vests
Sllkallsle ribbeil, imre white,
sleeveless. Cannot ! told from
plaited silk WV. values, sjHtclul.
33c
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OUR
I 278-280 Commercial St.- The Old White Corne.r,
40HlfHlllMlHUIIMIIIIIHIHBHiiaillKllllll8IIIIIilMMWHHHHHW
Royal
A&sqlvieix 'Pure
BSOIUTEEV'PURE
Makes the food more delirious and wholesome
norm kii powtx
ALL SORTS
Hot Weather in Washington General
Gomez Advocates Political Action
In
Cuba. New York Delegation is For
Henderson of Iowa for Speaker
of the House.
lly AxMiohitnl t'rrnn to tlie Joiirnnl.
WAsitisuTOtf.Juno 0. The thermome
ter today reached the highest mark of
tho year, 01 degrees.
Xkw Yohk, June 11 The transport
Mead arrived from Porto Rice today.
Sho has on Itoard the NMnotenth
infantry, who are booked for Philippine
service. The men are In good health
and spirits and me very anxious to go to
Manila.
Havana, Juno ll. General Maximo
Gome, has Issued his farewell manifesto
today. Ho says that after sacrificing
thirty years of his life In thocausoof
Cuban freedom, ho now regretfully
leaves in order to attend to necessary
private business. 1 Ie calls upon tho Cu
bans to unite mid orgnnlro a iioliticut
party with tho objeetof indoiHUieo.
Ciikyknnk, Juno 0, Sheriff Union
and posso In pursuit of the Union
Pacific train roblwrs, had another fight
with bandits yesterday. The robbers
were surrounded In a gulch. They made
ndosnomto llultt. Sheriff llazeu was
shot through tho body and dangerously
wounded. Reinforcements aro going
from Casper.
Wasiiinoto.v, Juno 0. lly direction of
tho president, tho acting Secretary of
War lias issued an order far the re-es-tablishiueiit
of tho military department
of Toxas, and the nsslgninont of Col.
MuKlbboii of the Twenty-first Infantry
to command tho department.
Au.kntown, Pa., Juno 0. 'I lin-e mon
wore smothered to death todaf In a eavo
lu a slate ipiarry at llisrlliisvlllo,
Nuw Yohk, Juno 0. The congres
sional delcuatlou has decided to sup-
tiennnrson for woakor.
Want to Borrow
or lend? In either case you'll find just
tho right mail todealwith If you express
your desires through the Jouiinai. want
columns.
Salem has nil kinds of isjoplo of cir
cumstances ami tho quickest, cheapest
and host way to find all of any ono par
ticular class of people Is through Tiik
Jimiusai., tho only paiRir thut thorughly
covers the field.
Salism's Greatest
Sun Shades
And Umbrellas
In every
stylish color
with hwoII
Dresden or
Natural wood
handles, witli
or without
silk llMW
53.00
3.50
and
54.50
New Percales
The
washable kinds lovely
now
just
dits I
gi
us another now im
lu I2Wo
New Crushes.
New CoverUi.
New llaml Curved
Kelts,.
Boys Waists
lino Colored Puretilu mid Wliltu
Uiwu Waists, with mid without
without
datuil.
collars, Perfuot hi every
50c.
Imported Pique
Collars mid Cuffs on th
0 liner
goods, w
broidery
lmxsIs. witli iiuon
riillllug of Km
swelliwt stylos
i' . . .
oroiiiery tlio
shown.
51.00 to 52.50.
STOItlS OPEN EVENINGS.
1
Iff
Baking
POWDER
co., hcwvork.
DE BARAS CONVICTED. tv
Found Guilty on Twenty-five Counts""
Each. f
CmcAtio, June I). Daron Edgar De n'
Hara and his wife, Fannie, wore found
guilty in tho United States district court V
of having uso tho United States mail to
defraud residents of Great ilrltain. Jllo
jury returned a verdict of "guilty" in
both cases after deliberation of three.
hours. In their verdict they found the
defendants guilty of thrco indictments
of three counts each, and eight indict
ments of two counts onch. Tho ex
tromo penalty for the total of 25 counts
Is a fine of $12,000 nnd 12 years imprls- ?!
oiiinent. Judge Kohleaat reserved scn-f
tonce until arguments for a now trial'o
aro made.
Knocked Oft a Trestle. 3:,
IjisI Sunday Miss Goyero of near; .
Chomawn, was knocked off tlicL-tresfle f
by u careless whecltnrn, at Ijiko Rt;
hlsh, falling a distance ot 15 feet und1'
striking on her back. Sho was foi f
lously hurt. A surgeon was called, to
Chemnwa on Sunday evening to attend
her. She is in a porcarlous condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Kcrshnw wero pas
sengers for Newbcrg this morning whoro
they will reside for several months. Mr.
Kershaw Is agent for thu Koystono view
company.
"SfcrfAK-Bk,
OUT
If till iiioiireMflnc, then your
bl.xul it our uml liln n.l (Ulcil with
In. ten 'lli-ro li Imtono euro.
You nuiii ret rM of all them poison
In thu blood. TUor U but ono romodjr
yers
ll nutra the blwxt rnrend cItti It
new llfo ami povri-r. Tha iUrrMI
mrtcs aro licttrr liotirlhJ. our
hreul rmnct to acne, vour I'm in
keen ulwir. Votl ar nnrolilistil to
lMi(ln tlifliJtavfotK"uirvaouw
Il.W IMIUO. ah urujfgitu,
J. O. AYiat CO., lowU, JIM.
WHEAT MARKET.
CiiiCAU, JunoTl.-July 75, Cash 2
red 77 'u. , , ,A
San Fiiancisco, Juno, 0. Cash 1.10
iBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiij;
m
Store.
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