The Daily journal., August 07, 1899, Image 4

. WWtMV WHHWMM Hit I , IK
uftiBKjjquwwiiicfl.'tattJrtiitfm
A
' I
t
,
- t
R"
SUMMER GOODS
2C 3C all go at X ZC
Slauohter Prices!
Until closed out, All other goods at a
big discount until August 20th, when
our New Fall Stock will begin to arrive,
Take advantage of our big sale, Our
reputation for bargain giving is well
known,
BIURET
HOLVERSON'S
CASH
STORE
no1
Ladies' Waists
Good material, perfect fitting,
New Patterns,
Uptevdate colorings,
t SOand 60C. BACH v
Today we reduce our regular
ZUc, iancy uucks io ciose
S
ls
15C. THE YARD
SUNDAY MORNING FIRE.
The Holman Residence ihe 8cene of a
Destructive Blue.
About 2 o'clock Funday morning tlic
fire department was called out to ex
tlnguieh a fire within two blocks' of the
city hall. The residence of Mrs. John
Holman at 370 High street was the
scene of the conflngTation,and the build
ing and its contents wore practically
ruined.
Mrs. Holman was absent at Newjwrt
ami the only occujmnts of the house
wereMrs.Thoi. Holman and hornuphew,
Freddie Moyer, Thoi. Holman, Iwlug
1h) nb"ont in Albany.
Irn. Holman diHOovered-tho fire and
rained an alarm by her cries of lire, and
II. George Meyor, notllied the fire de
partment which responded promptly.
Mrs. Holman and the boy were taken
from tho uper stor on a ladder, the
stairway being shut off by Unities' mid
emoke.
The fire had a good start and the won
der Is that any part of tho Iioufo or con
tents was saved. Some few of the
movables wore curried otit by the fire
men and neighbors, and the charred
wreck of tho fine upright piano sits out
side, hut the most of the contents, in
cluding fine silverware, cut glut and
china, costly bric-a-brac and Ixwutlful
furniture ure a total loss.
l$y the efforts of the fire boys, the
front of the house was prusnrved intact
though damaged by smoke and water,
but toward the rear the house is a
wreck,
The house was insured in the Fire
tnan'H Fund Ins. Co for $800, and the
contents for f500. The latter amount
will como nowhere near covering the
loss.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holman were at
Kewjwrt, but tho former will come to
Albany today, when ho will Ik) informed
of tho misfortune.
SETTLED AT LAST
The Regiment Will Be Entertained at
the State House.
Special Reception for Co. "K" at
Will Come Later Every
thing Satisfactory.
Salem
Ho! for the JSL
X
HARVEST
FIELDS!
HJ.DALRYMPLE& COMPANY J
ir a H .dtfjaflil tCt tik -- tOA r0
mSH:
jk$m a '"9 :ymi
' 'f.iJir- l i Ji ii Wfw-i
irtw
sr?-,A
vsa?i
rc
a k. f .
VJT I
. ,
'sua., n w
l)
VBM
COVtHf
Sight Seeing
Imoiio of the pleusiirvH of a HiiiniuurH
outing, don't neglect your eyos when
you are bonelltlug yourself otherwise. A
eood nulr of smoko ulassos will save
many a frown and headache. I curry a
iMiiimtiitii Hint frnm lfic totl.00.
VfsitorH' utleiitiou is culled to the
fiint that I have the latent and up-to
date iiiHtruiiiontsanil appliance for tout
ing oyof, for wlilrli l charge nothing.
All glasHUN warranted.
C.H.HINGBS
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
G. M. Irwin lias gone
went to AllHiny on
oniciAK
UUU COMMICKOIAL,
i
WEATIIUR REPORT.
INirluot hurvoet weather, Midi on we
have in Wwditrn Oregon, continues to
prevail. ForcciiHt for tonight and
Tuesday fair.
ia ce
inter-
5 The Daily Journal lius
and paid-up ones at that,
d l " . ' ' v
ft than any other newspaper g
Ice Not Owen Away.
I cannot afford to give ice away, hut
am selling a pura urtlele at a price tlmt
is within tho loach of all.
CllYHTAI. IlK WoHKH.
J. Mugulro, l'rop. 16 tl
CAPITAL
UKKWUKY
UliKH.
HOTTLUU
Kllngcrft Heck .Successor to HauthSalem
Uottling Wous.
All unlaw for bottled bear will 1h lllled
at tho brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Prw oity delivery. Telephone Siai .
Ice Very Newly (liven Away,
We can give Ico away, tounnvlnuu you
QOino nail mm now big u uliuuk you got
for little money. Our Ico la inuiiufuu
tur from pure distilled wulor.
Cnrdlol loo Works,
AWtf Kunukk HhXJK
Kx-Hlate Supt
ti .ew)ort.
C G, Hchratim
business t(slay.
Mrs. Guy M. Powers has gone to the
seaside at Newport.
Mrs. Win. Stalgor lias gone to New
York for an outing.
Miss Mabel Craw, of Hiigcue, is the
guest of Miss Cora Itotuu.
Judge it. P, llolse went to Albany to
day to hold court a few days.
Mr. mid Mrs. Hal I). Paltou are
sieuilingtwo weeks at Foley Springs.
A I. Davis, of Sllvertou, and Oscar
Doke, of Moliama, were Siiliini visitors
Saturday.
Miss Horteiise Uivy left for Seattle
Sumlay for an exteudinl visit with rela
tives and friends.
W. II. Downing, who has Ihmui witli
Win. IMlery for tliree uiouths, has gone
home to Staytou.
MNs Ida Ilmmett, the well-known Sa
lem dressmaker, goes to Porthind on
TiieiHlay for a visit.
Albert Davis, of Staylon, is now one
of 1 1 lit employes of the Seliini Light
and Traction coiiiNiny.
Mrs. I.. A. Suvage and daughter,
Grace, went to NowjMirt Saturday where
they have a cottage at .Nye Hrook.
Albert Freerkstin. justice of the
of Allxuiv. was in the city toduy
viewiiig some oi the iitiHrtiiumt oiu
cials. Lieut. Walter Lyons left for 'Frisco
Saturday night. An srt of the governor's
staff he will ihmiiI the Second Oregon
home.
Otis II. Wright and C. W. Toner, I'lih
Alto students, arrival ttslay to visit a
few weeks with their classmate. Chester
Murphy.
Mrs. C. M. Thomasou and children
Isft this morning for Portland after a
month's visit with her sister, Mrs. A. .1.
Smith, of Highland.
John McKinncy's threshing crew start
in Tuowlav uwr Sublimity. Frank and
J ens I o Weaver uud P. Y. Parker of
Salem, joined him today.
O. .1. Shirley and family left on this
morning's train for Colton, Wash.,
where he will try farming. Mr. Shirley
whs a strtner of II. M. Ilmusou and
among the bent young hushis! men of
the city.
Two voting HMiple who arrived from
Victoria, II. C, this morning. It.
It. Juduh, r., and sister Mis Christine,
cmiiiw to islt their uncltt, Judge N. J.
Judah, of this city. 'i'hty are on their
way home to 'Frtsoo.
Valentin Wattior of Gervals was in
town today, lie soys with oxintptiuu
ofautHHiHslonal piMe,gmin Is turning out
very well. Hops am hotter than lat
veer. Some yunls are extra gol.
l.ice ure not dmng much damage.
The Oovernor's Father.
Kulom will le honored by a visit for
several weeks from I Ionian J. Geer,
father of the present govcrnorof Oregon.
He resided in Salem In 1802, but has
since lived at Cove, Union county. Ho
boars a striking resemblance to his son,
the governor, and they would more
often bo taken for brothers. Mr. Geer
came up on the same train witli his sou
this morning from Portland and the
latter did not know his father was
aboard until the conductor notified him
at Urooks that there was an old gontle
man in the front cttr would If Ico to see
him.
"Tell him to come in hero and see
nui," said the governor. When he cume
it was ijuitu u surprise. Mr. Geer, Sr.,
is a very well preserved man for his
age.
Mote Horses Arrive.
' Five horses arrived today for the State
Fair trotting park. F.d. Glassfonl and
C. D. Matlock wore in charge of them.
Tliev are: Ilaby Until trotter, record
a:'-'(fMi, owned by Gardner; llortle Will
iams trotter, owned by Williams; a I
year old green colt, owned by Smith, all
of Walla Walla. There lire also two
runners from lleppncr, mvued by it. J.
Muthsik.
"Hail to the Second Oregon."
The (tooni written by Judge Judith, of
this city, by tho above title seems des
tined to wide circulation.
Prof. I'arvlu has set it to music ami a
large edition is being printed by Cro
ui"e iV Coiinvcr. It will be in the hands
of the public tomorrow. The net pro
cceds go to the state monument fund.
After weary days of working and wait
ing forilofinlte information, upon which
the patriotic people of Salem could base
a plan of action to do honor and give
welcome to the returning Oregon volun
teers, there H now an appearance of
daylight, ami a program is mapjed
which leaves no doubt of success.
It has bcon decided that whon the
regiment arrives here on the forenoon
of the 10th, the men will be marched to
the state capitol, where table will m
spread in the basement and a lunch
served. Messrs. Claud Gatch and T. C.
Smith yesterday evening obtained the
courtesy of the Btate building from
Feerotaryof State Diinbarandallarrangc-
monts are now fully under way in cont
jHitont hands.
Mrs. Moore, wife of Associate Justice
F. A. Moore, 1ms consented to take
chargo of the refreshment tables,
and all tho ladios who are willing to as
sist in waiting on the soldiers are re
quested to reisirt as soon as possible to
Mrs. Moore at her home in the Hodg
kin residence on the corner of Court and
Summer streets.
The construction of the necessary ta
bles is under the direction of competent
parties and ia progressing without any
delay, so that the mechanical work will
be ready when needed.
The following letter was received on
Sunday by Frank Davey from Capt.
F.lmer 0. Worrick, which confirms the
general' impression that the various
companies desire to stop at their home,
where they can meet their loved ones
ami receive the greetings of their friends
and neighbers:
"A t tills time I can not state definit
ely, how many of the boys will como
home in a lssly, but I bellevo you can
safely count on seventy-five. Tliore are
a few who desire to uo home by water,
or on some other date than thc one
set for the regiment to leave San Fran
cisco. I do not think the Southern
Oregon, and valley companies will go to
Portland. They all want to stop at their
homes and no one can blame them for
desiring.
Pert I.owo is improving rapidly, and
will eouielwith us. No one is seriously ill
in "K" Co. I will write agcin in a day
.or two ami w 11 telegmuh when we are
itlsjut to start for home. '
The arrangements as now mapped out
seom to bo entirely satisfactory. The
people of the surrounding country will
have an opportunity of seeing such por
tion of tire regiment as lives in Salem,
Portland, Eastern Oregon and the west
side towns, something over 700 men in
all, and of paring their resects to those
men who have won all honor and dis
tinction possible to a patriotic soldior,
and who have valiantly maintained tho
credit of their state and nation.
It is due to the people at home to do
the honors generously and creditably.
Lay aside the work of shops and farm
for one day and give hearty welcome to
t'ie returning soldiers. Hring of your
store the good things of the pantry and
spread them fortli in whole-souled hos
pitality. Kespond tojthe requests of the
various committees and make this re-
We are well stocked with goods suitable for Harvesters and Campers. Com
forters from the cheapest to the best. Cotton Blankets, light or dark colors.
Overalls of all descriptions to fit the smallest boy or the biggest man. Cotton
ade pants for men, only 50c a pair, worth 1.00. Blouses, Jumpers, Gloves Over
shirts, Socks and Underwear, all at bottom prices. Lare;e assortment of Sweat
ers. Prices lowest in Salem. Large lines of Clothing. Call and see them.
Aen's suits, a good serviceable one for 5.00. Remember and do your trad
ing at
FRIEDMAN'S NEW
RACK
Cor Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore
Large assortment of Dry Goods and Clothing always in stock. Lowest prices preail.
3f!Mtr r 1
Two Souls With But a Single
Thought.
And that is. "how perfectly delicious
our relishes and all kind of food-preparations
are, for a Summer luncheon, or
for picnics, cainps or at home." Our
extensive lines of plain and fancy crack
ers, wofers, biscuits, jams, jelliiH,potted
and tinned meats are tho choicest that
are put up. Our prices are always
lower titan any others.
SonnemanN,
THE GROCER
124 Btnto at Telephone 51
WOOD
l
6m
WOO
en
M
e
Ho-ne Made Goods
your winters supply now
. ,. " .
Lav in
while cheap. Second growth fir cut
from large trees f'-MJft jht conl, also
large fir, ash aim ioio oaK.
I). S. lli:vn.t:v & Co.,
Phone lit). !tlO Front cor. Chemoketa,
Sr'ECiALS: A very select
line of Boy's Knee Pant Suits
of our own goods made up in
New York Get one hou
your BOY!
All sizes of Boy's Black Hose,
the very best to be had: A.k
for them.
The argest assortment of
Men's Pants: Regular sizes,
extra sizes and extra longs.
No matter what size vou call
for we have them. A special
drive on them
n he finest line of Crns'i Hals
for Aen and Boys to be
found, in Patterns and
Styles.
100UEP WlWiVi STQM,
Wood Wanted.
We will take a few minis of wood in
PNclmugo for photograph at the Kllte
Studio, MucctMeors to Sprry the Artist.
OiKvHalt Price
Any Shirt Waist in our Uiek will U wM at Mf-nrk.
1800 stvhw and at iliki kw iirtce thy win not wi w
tlituu all out.
1MR.
Tlnty a it all now
We w ant to okwo
Straw Hats
At any old prlo
iirli-o thut will
Broken Line of Corsets
J Young MothBm i$lpv$r
ifll3j! Gail Bo
W -rytjWfljt'O aja Maa
i Isslil fc.acijl6 fc5
p
rden I
rand
CONDKNSKl) MILK for nursing- bnblea. as well as for
genera totklnif 1
Take no aubatltuts
it has stood tho test (or fortr years.
Br no ron iiocik o "Hauilv'
BOAOtN1 CONDCNItO MllK CO., NtW YORK
ttfCt
Come in ami ntk vimr fyJuoilftH, ami w will hum a
Uwk at Uus iitr Utt ilfifir Iw ID miu M0lk
all nwkt. all skm ami all nrktd
Wo t)t UtuM ml In and glvo yu ywr
Your ohoioe for 60 eontei. Thk Inelnd
Corsets, where tho linos art broken.
oholco for 00 cents.
Shoes and Oxfords
Art KatiiK out rupldb ntul wo are Iwdli' slwrt tn timk, It will
huv your winter sIiihw now, whu yu eon tv 0 mnUi to 1 1.
pair.
y ym to
uu ovory
YOUIW 'IX) 0I.0SK
QJILyJDI BROSJ GO.
VlV DOOR SOUTH OP PQSTQPPICR,
SALBM, 0HBG0N.
20
per
cent.
4
i
4
That's whut wu'vo cut our sum
tner shoos, oxfonls, crash uud
rrilMh luitfl. mill Itmllmr luiltu
Our Men's lino f'i.fiO sIkhk . .2.S0
Tho $.1.16 lino 'J.6H rj
Tho f.60 lino . . . . . 2.00 ""
Our ludiite' flue f.1.96 kkh1h. 1MU W
Tito $a.W tans 2.JW rj
Tim $2. 16 lino . . l.W J
Sco tlnxH) in South window.
A hxmI $1.S6 Oxfcml for fl.OS 4
MHn'sfl.uiunisli liats . bOc
M.,..'o 1IL. I.I.... . ... an.. .
Mon's TSc. nh ImU...
fcOi. crash hats . . .
W crash hati.
AlllOo. Utlt
t& iumI 96c. Udts
Wc 5
lOo W
VOo Va
Ho i
Ho
ills- 4
You'll MihI tho lIU on th
play ruck iiwkiti.
IVUw oil clutli, Ihmi
wh; ivn rvHW iikmv ilHIII iliu k
clump trash. f"
1 Iarvwi ciovos, 1hp kIovos, w klt
straw imu, iitMiitou. ixh
MODEL S
450
Wc liave it. &
l
y
r)
n
(lUulitlft). 4
tlulll l)ll .
rot giovos. Imp k'ovos, w klt
v lutu, IImiuoU, uotsl work
twtwt Huckot prktw
Towels
kn h
ute slwMs, uvtraliirtt. tux, oto., rAr lfiritlPQ
NtkiwMt Hackt iirkHts. J 1VJX J.0
and Cf ash i
r
A big Iih of Turkiak Uth tovt4s 5
from tint Tc. kiwU up ta Iihhiqiimi r
tdtM ut 10 ami tta. 4
himiuiii ilium rau lur UHttHMr u
Ibkl AW null 0a. '.
utM Mi ami tM.
Find jltiwk! erurii 0 ami 10c.
Vim UlwtcUwl UmM MV.
A Mile in 67 1-6 seconds.
Thuts's what Murphy rodo on;
I-oii Ulniid, Kiltind tlio kvoino-'
tivo, on tlto tntxlel -160 like ours'
that's just hi.
Como and soo Himu snap shots of
Murphy making tho rido, and
soo what tho Fcicmtltlo Antoricun
and tho "Whcol" Nty alwut "suc
tion" vacuum, air prossttro otc.
The Soioutitic Amttriintii dovotos
a jhiu and a half 1 1 the tnvnt in
piottirit uud toxt, and also moro
tlmn n column t.i llm Iumihu it
has tmiL'tit ah h1hvii tinlil.n-ta 'J
This ride will rttvoliitionio train t
lHiikliiig in Its than rlw v-wtrs. y
V.
i..n .i . .i .1.. i m rl
iiuiitH.-ire oiiaiii orusii . ivc
Tiro tape, . 6oh
Oraphito bast grado 6cf
tnu Krupiiii . IW5
ihtr mn eurrttfr ctvj
Itubhor drinkhiK imiim ?$
Oils, cittiutiiU, tXMHitsk, itiHrrj
tulo. casintw. tc. at ti kwtitA
prkrus. 'J
Y
I. V .1 l.A.Li.i. ...aII 1.s.m... Ck
IttiH rWf iMMultt a SO-iiwk Uluo
streak SttlMnlay, ami Iw'i $N
UoklMt wiUt m uy i-unhIn
that 1h wQHt nWtta wink. TJ
Y)
(M'ptiou a Htting ono for tho soldiers and
a creditable one for the capital city.
It is requested by the committees in
charge thut tho citizens of Salem decor
ate their places of husiuoss and resi
dence on the 10th as generously as ks-sibie.
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Being Transacted at the Couit
House.
I'HOIUTB.
The sale of real property itolonuing to
the otnto of Thomas J. Im l.ond, tie
cetiKsl, was continued.
John Murray, one of the executors of
the estate of (i. A. Cone, deceased, has
Ik'cu grunted authority to ltarvest 10
ucnw (T wlieat belonging to said estate.
The final account of W. J. Ilitclimau,
administrator of tho estate of I'eter
Nelson, deceased, has Ihhjii approved
and the administrator discliargod.
cntcuiT cci'irr.
Judge Ikriso made an entry on the
docket of Department No, '- as follews:
Nancy W. liller vs. O. II. Jones, et
al., foreclosure. Default as to all de
fendants. DHHDS FILKI).
Dennis ivildy ami wife to Daniel K.
Uruuuau, the uorthwost quurtcr of tlie
utrthwest(uarterof Ci. O. Townsond's
d 1 c in section 21 t 6 s r 1 w, w d,
$2,260.
Win. Hubbard and wife to Ira W.
Hubbard. 370 acres in section 1, t s r
.1 w and 4 ueros in 1 0 s r 2 w, q c d,
$2 600.
F. X. Derby and wife to II. F. Smith,
trustee, lots in Moruingsiile addition to
inlom w d, $2,000.
Michael Wogomau and wife to Im I.,
and W. C. Wogomun, 6.07S acres of land
D. S. Horroii d 1 c. $1.
Anton Darn to Win. Drinknieyer,
18.20 ucres in sw 21, t 7 s r 1 wwt, fSOO.
1'. II. Morley.etux to Anna F. smith,
et al, q c d to 10 acres in section 24, t 7
srt! west, $1.
Ijtrs II. Wosley to Cliristoplter J.
Itivdioiin, 31,70 ucrcj in 1 0 s r 1 west,
$1,646.
David 11. Smith to l.enu Kllin, 3 acres
in sec 20. 1 0, s r 8 oust. $ 16.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
W A Dunn, I. A Cal ; Janws A UUtck,
F E Sharkuy, N Y ; C Nagle nwl wife.
MisoThur.u A IIriiIhii, Chienuo; A F
Uotfers, 11 E Lonsborry, W F Jeffries,
II H Sill, F ViniHT, Alx Swink, Kttiiwl
l'attilla. 1' E S Unveil, H W Wickerslmut,
F II Wieuckon, 1'urtUukl ; Oeo W IIul
banl, Tusliu, ChI , D McMiIhhi, E W
Ehiimnu, Henry Ilium, J l'hy, AGruluu,
Ilerlwrt Hurkelt, San Francisco; S t'
Swodtland, City ; D S Janes. Marion, Or;
A U Wilson, St Louis- N S lwttlr,
Monmmitli, Or; A I. Cast!, Quikcov,
hi.
Why Insure in the New York Life?
Hi'.oausi: Your Insurncc Is not u Luxury nor un Expense without tatur
hi (j return, but an investment ofu small sum each year to mature
10, 15 or 20 ycurs hence If you live.
IIOMI3II II. SMITH, Special Agent,
Olll'X' with Sulcm Land Olllco. (i-0iu3 Salem, Oregon
m iwin
i
New Attractions each Week.
This week wo nre nlTeriiiir ENAMELED I HON HEUSTEDS In
(lilTorc.ilcl7.e-) beautifully linlsliud and iiuunicd, one of which will
make your sleeping room hwtk c.o.y unci cool.
In our rooms you will llnd the furniture nucosnry to completly fiirn
bli your liouie and (inl needs to lx seen in he nppreelatec), Our
prices will prove .atlsr.ictory. Wo hopo to have you enme and lot k
over our stock ut your earllost coiivcnlenco.
F. W. Hollis & Company
Mr lArrfni I nrr i or ooys nntl young men.
I"ll. NWr l rwr the Henedictim
X3 O and attr
ConducUl)y
neilictino fatlters. Ilealtbinliv
nictlvulv loontoil. 1 1 1 mili'H from
alem, 40 miles from Portland. Comi'mtk unil Tiioiiomii Cecksks: rivpar.tt'irv
Literary, Scientitic. tlassicul, Normal, Commercial. Sphcial Cocuses in M ithe
niuties, Surveying, Drawing, Civil Service, French, tiermun, Spanish, Italian
nrovlded f'r t-
full uud leave carl la
cortiflctttos and state diplomns i
Shorthand, TyiKnvriting, Toletsmphy, Music. A special class is
uuius won un uceoinii oi larui laoor, wish to enter late in
spring.
lornMl
Academic doareos and teachers state
Send for catalogue. Address.
TlIK 1'KKMPKNT MofXT A.VOKI. CoLLKOK, Mt. Allgtl, Or.
Hay, Grain, Mill Feed
Flour, Salt, eto.
Quick sales.
Phone 1781.
Small profits,
ui Court st.
(live ii a call.
Brewster & White
Volunteers Returning.
Bo prepared for the emergouey by lay
ing in a stock of the staple provlskMiti
awl choice groceries kept for sale hy
DraHMii . IUgH. S-7 e o il
WIGGINS, 307 Commercial st,
COTTAGE HOTEL ARKlVALS.
H. II. Samuel, Cluis. II. Do,Ul, W. It.
Smith. 1'ertktml; J. LHlirimtH ami wife.
KingtUHi.
Coming Home,
The so4llfs are eemmg home to have
their ptotwnw made at Ute Klite SUalio,
StMesr t Sparry, tJe artkt. 7-10 t(
HOltN
ttKIPF.AtUie (ih lMmje, X all
wry irtTM, smmrmmsaA
. im. M Ur. ami
For Your Dinner
Fresh meats for broil ur roast
Corned beof its quality wo boast.
Cooked meats, lioned ready to lii-e.
All wIhmi scrvetl will prove nice.
If wi prefer i-oofcml meat
Ami wish to avoid the lwat,
I lave sent U your ltome
Sausaee or ham witlwut bone.
The Palace Market,
MOYBlt A CO.
iltoneauSl. State street
After the Fire
To enalde mo to clean up ami
make rvairs, I miwt ltaioi of
the stock
Damaged by
Water and Smoke.
Meu'a SIhh. Hoys' Shok, IjmUw
SJaxw at your own pm. CVmum
ami Inspect Um utock and stwiuw
a bargain.
Jacob Vogt,
liSSIAT STHfcJ-T.
OUTING
We have had 1000 Cartoons
made on purjKiet t put up
Fresh Roasted Coffee and Tea
in in cartoons, scaled up air
tight for parties that ure go
ing to tho coast or mountains.
Rkuumuuii, Coffee roasted twice a
week, and put up just when
ordered, and you get it fresh.
turn I'loase mention it when
you want it soaled. Again
Rbjiehber, our Coffee, Toa, Baking
Powder, Spicos and extracts
and order at
YOKOHAMA TEl STORK
Telephone Red 2001.
Free Delivery.
The German Market
Will be found all kinds of nnt
and tlwbaet af wiunatfe. FKKI
DBLIVBUY. All Mils dae lr
late finn of Wolt A Mim-k-must
be iahl.
OJOL2: & son
171 CtMuniereial St.
We will gha up our puttorus Sapteutbar 15th.
a i4;Htr.
5t