The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 26, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textm?zmmM2L2numa i; n ?1 11 v y w Hi is' s?y . V oo JBue Our removal sale bargains have brought such a lot of buyers, that we'll have to wait for a lull in trade before we can dispense with our counters or shelves, even for a day. So while the rush is on, take advan tage of it and join the crowd of bargains getters who are really getting better than CLOSING OUT PRICES AT THE BIG CASH I STORE HOLVERSON'S QOl COMMERCIAL ST. VV 4 Don't Wait Till the Last Day r. January Clearance 5al? I 1 The sharp-sighted the truth, of that a THE EARLY BIRD ETC" And judging from the tardy purchasers will 4bd 4 BARGAINS 4 IN 4 DRESS GOODS I f J. J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY 3 mXVNkVVXO FREE Engraving on may it bo n any article purchased, WATCH CHARM--RING or tho smallest HEART WATCH OI.KANINO 75c. MAIN Sl'RINOS 75c. And warranted. Wo do only llrrt-elass work uud a fair trial will convinco you and you will coma again. C-H-HINGBS JUWKI.F.II AND OPTICIAN. SBO COMMKROtAb I ST. WEATHEn REPORT. Touight fair, Saturday fair, warmer. REEDS OPERA HOUSE l'.UTON 111108.. Imcm anJ Manager. Thursday, Feb. 1st HICIIAIIDS A I'HINOLK'm I'AMOUH OKOIIOU MINSTRELS Introducing the whirl winds of the desert flassen Ben flli Troup of Arabs. COpeoplo An entire train of special cars -Slinks bauds Solo orchestra of 12 inuulul aiiB See tho grand st root pa rade, list of minstrel mokes, funny comedliiniiand dancer mul the lirlro wikt walk! Wait for It! Beott! Knjoy Itl Orund freo street JMtrudu dally I 0V"Fojular prices, 25, 50 and 75, REEDS OPERA HOUSE I'ATTON BII03 , Lwikmo uml Mvr. ONE SfYHT January 30 TUESDAY J. DUKE MURRAY HOWARD 1.0NU l'rewnt a play or tlio Women and Children K i N tWCWAL rUlO-CAAttA m nvi nil A Story of Sympathy and Mirth. N tWCWAL rUlO-CAAttA 1 1 fc I m five ACT ,fr i , 1 J, A HOMANTIC DRAMA FULL , OF INTENSE HEART INTER EST, JOY AND SORROWI Msilucliig London' Hlotorio Thor mSEnm. FUsot Street Pkcadlllv, The fHSIKmUnkiiiont.Dtndii'iFiinioiii' Sf60,inct;&.-1 TO MOVE FOR A FEW DAYS YET! IRemopal Sale CASH STORE of Our 4 y. buyers know saying of Z I way stocks are dwindling be dissappointed. . i i CLOTHING AT 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT 1 LOOK! 2,000 extra largo ami long Cedar Posts and 20,000 feet Uraln Tilo Just recolycd and for sale by D. S. BENTLEY & COMPANY, 310 Front Stroot WANTS TO SEE YOU! If you havo a hurucsHthat is not all right, or if you need any now work in that lino, It will surely pay you to call on f. E. SHAFER, SALEM, OREGON- 123 State St. l-lld&w FOU BALK. Forty acres flrslclasri oul- tlvatcd farm laud two tidies east of hull-in. Good stand of ulovur. Aunly to Gertrude Bavago, half mile cast of asylum. 1 20 lino CLOVER BEED.-Qood clean clover wed from tho Hubbard ranrh. This year's crop. Leave your order at No .TO Commercial street. 120 3d 2w WllA Tlio person who took tho wrong hut from tho Degroo of Honor dunco, lust .Thursday evening, call and exchange at the Whlto Comer store. 1 20 2t About Shoes'' V.l..r.1nu unit nnntliur lull) (IftV at mn npkhi?eiiof from 1 to 13 pairs. 6L0SING east of town who rathor doubtfully inquireii it woineani wuai wopiuu in . ' m a . -.tl.n .Innl.tfil tow. .. w IV" - our oda about closing out at oxaci cum. . ! ... .. n ............ ... and showed hhn tho goodi and tho murks. Ho bought sUes all around, and then hot more to lay aside, bocanno tboy were truly such good bargains. Ho also lwt a lot of underwent, wool hose, shirts, etc., and ho hum't money to bum either. t'i Wc see arc for I Mean Stnctly Business, I am closing out for good, and am in a hurry. Ay whole stock is for sale, and I've no time for foolishness, merchants will do well to see me on any lines of goods that I carry, for ihev won't buy cheaper for many months. Wiooin' B Wo ciiutiot deliver any WIZARD OIL COMPANY 1'lay Largely Attended Many Elegant Presents Given Away. Although tho weather was a lit tlo cold lost ntght, thcro was n good-sued audi ence witnessed tlio ploy nt Reed's, given by tho JInmlln Wizard Oil Company. The play all throughout tho evening was good and the entire nudlenco seemed well pleaded The singing, dancing, coon songs and slight-oMmnd tricks were good. A change of program is given each evening, and a number of tine presents given away to those who hold tl.o lucky coupons. Among thoso receiving pres ents last night were Messrs. Cross, Judah, Trover and others. Miss Mnmio Rundlett wns the young lady who held the lucky coupon which drew the diamond ring. Tonight a number of elegant presents will bo given uway. The price of admission Is 15 cents, 10 cent extra for reserved seats, Those wishing seats can secure them at T'atton UroH.' hook store. tiomo Bowlers Win. The llllhco Club Howling team wns on its imtivo heath last night, ami tho As toria team's nntnu was Dennis. Tho four games were taken by tho home team and tho total score was DUO to 805 in their favor, This just offsets the re suit of the four games played at Astoria by tho sanio teams. The score In details was as follews: II.I.IIIKK CLUII. MeNary .'11 Hughes LS Hoyt Ill D'Arcy 44 Minto 43 linrker I'.' 45 !17 311 42 4" 47 7 40 4.'! :m :7 3.1 Total 225 251 2.14 253 AMTOItlA KO0TIIM.T. CI.UII. MeClowan 20 30 22 2U Wise 30 3.3 25 47 Johnson 35 20 32 24 Goodalo 41 51 37 30 Daws 2i 20 -31 .'It Hovoy 41 41 32 35 Total 202 210 182 205 New t'ath Surveyed, County Surveyor Horrlck hag Just completed tho survey of a new blcyclo path from tho city limits on Front street to Wheatland, and the path will probably Iw built In the spring. The distance Is lli miles. ., . - , ....... Mooting to levy school tax and hear dlroctors" reportread, at City Hall, Mon day evening Jan. 2i)th. Everybody turn nut. 1 20 3t Minstrels Coming. Richards & Prlnglo's minstrels will appear ut the opera house next Thurs day oveuing. This is pronounced by press and public the really big and ineritorloitH minstrel attraction of this season. Fifty performers, bright and brainy aro in tho roster vaudovlllo, min strel, farro comedy and comic oKiru features galore, aru included in its pro gramme. Walt and watrh for its big street parade with two military bands and Hassan Hen All's famous troupof Arabs. Tho big free stato parade will bo given at 2.30 p. m SeutH now on fi Id. Pioneer Oone. Mrs. MiitllduC. Pouter, an old plan er oi itti;t,iiieu last euuiiay ui uer iiome i(t Oretown, Tillamook county, aged 70 yjunrd. She II. 'ed In Salem for many ears. A OUT I AM SELLING EVERYTHING AT EXACT COST TO ME, tho tllOG COU liter. All day long we sent to a izcutleumu from Iho latter was - . -:- . .. . i . ... i If" AA going; out of business as fast as I can and every item II in my stock is being sold at exact cost. I am havinga big trade in all lines and certainly can make it pay you. Tnereis no fooilshness or no fake about it. I want to get out as quick as I possibly can, for I have other plans to carry out. The whole stock for sale in a lump if anyone wants it. Here's a good business for him. Stock all new and fresh and all staple goods. Ay tirst week's sales have been enormous. The people find what we say is true. Cost means cost and we are selling every item that way. Shoes, Furnishing goods, Noiions, Kitchenware, Aackintoshes, Umbrellas, Fascinators, Hoods, AUttens, Aen's Workinir Gloes, Overalls, Etc. getting everything marked in plain figure yourself, We are open for business at 8 azaar. 307 6001. st Salem. more ptrkagoi. Our clerks are too busy, PERSONALS Peter Keller, Jr., of Buttcllo, Is In tho city. Dr. Willis H. Morpo fa visiting ht 8t Helens. Mrs. W. G. Evans, of Ilrooks. was In tho city today. Mrs. Peter Feller, Sr., is In the city visiting friends. Dr. Leo Htoincr en mo ocr from Dallas today on business. Mrs. J. D. Lee has gons to Portland for a wcok's visit. D U. Mackle, of Portland, was a Sa lem visitor today. Miss Helen Copcland was a ortland passenger this morning. W. W. Ullcry. the Dallas liveryman, is in tho city today on business. Mr. mid Mrs. M. L. Jones, are ex pected homo front tho east tomorrow. T. T. Parker, was n passonger this morning for Fairfield on n business trip. Dr. J W. Hansom, returned to his homo In Tumor after a days visit in the city. Mies Knto Cary loft Unlay, for Grants Pas, where she will open a music studio, Mrs. Orange Glover, of Ilwaco is In the city, the guest of Miss ISlanrho Woodford. Mrs. C. S. Henderson was a passenger for Eugene today for u few days visit with friends. Mrs. Whlto mother of I). A. White, who has oceu sick for somo time past is rotKirted no better. Mrs. W. S. Waterbury, was a passen ger for Lincoln this morning, where she will spend a few days visiting friends. Miss Lottie Ahrams, of Lincoln, Is visiting Miss Althca Leo at tho homo of Supt J. D, Lea on Hast Stnto street. J. M. Kerr, of St. Paul, was a Salem visitor today. He has placed his 27 bales of hops with the O. II. G. Associa tion pool. Mr. A. M. Russell, who has liecn in the city, visiting his sister, Mrs. A. G. Smith, returned to his homo in Myrtlo Point this morning. Mrs T. T. Parker, was a passenger on tho Altona this morning, for Wheatland for a fow days visit with her mother, Mrs. A. T. Magncss. Mrs. A. L. McCully. of Portland, who was up to visit her brother, Frank S Dearborn, has returned homo, the lattor being considerably improved. Mrs. Mary Whlto returned to her home In Portland this morning, after Blinding a few days in the city visiting her mother, Mrs. 8. E. English. J. D.Gray, of Nowtoii, Kansas, who was visiting at Zen a, Polk county, with his brother. W. J. Gray, for a little over u year, started for Kansas this morning. Watch our now showcases for the next fow weeks. Wo will show an entlro now thing in the way of photographs. Wo iutrodifro all new styles. Our soplas which we introduced hero are nil the rage. Picture lovers have gone wild over them. "iir Kmtk Studio (the leaders), 1-LNltf Commercial, cor. Court st. HOTEL AHRIVALU. --" COTTAOK. .1 W. Hamble, San Joie; Geo. W. Allen, Agent Georgia Mlnlstrels; J. G. Fairen, Mrs. J. G. Farren, C. A. Bauer man, W. C. Williams, Portland ;fieo. W. Whitney, Woodburn. Citizens School Meeting. Meeting to levy school tax ami hear directors' rowrt read, at City Hall, Mon day evening Jan. Slltli. Evoryfoody turn out. 1 20 3t FOR RE.MT A nlcoconvonientcottago of 7 rooms on Twelfth street on tho car line. Hunt modorato Apply to John Moir 2lK) Commercial St. over Telephone olllce. 1 20 ,'lt. Wool Underwear and Wo have sold more of these goals TO wioiormorion weoKs. ino weatnor uemaiiiis warm ciotuing ana tliu prices, exact cost, aro worth taking advantage of ovoifto lay tlio goods away. Wo havo Home splendid union sulta for men and women, and in lleeced under wear of all kinds wo can ploaso you, WooI'Iiosb for all classes too at exact coHt. You'll do well to look. with the cost so o'clock and close Bicycles and Sundries, This is anv thing but wheel weather, but I've sold 'wo good wheels this week both at cost, besides lots of my sun dry stock. I have new wheels coming' which I will tell you about later. and, selling goods at cot, v can't afford to SHOOL BOARD MEETS Directors Are in Favor of Progres- sire Measures. Annual Report Will Recommend Tenth Orade and a Seven Mill Tax Levy. The board of directors of School Dis trict 21 held an adjourned meeting latt ovoning,and Its annual report, was read and adopted, for presentation to tho taxpayers' meeting nt the city hall Mon day. The board estimates that the cost of tho steam heater recommeded or tho East Salem School building will bo about f 3,500. The following is the roport in full : "To the taxpayers of School District No. 21, Marlon county, Oregen: "Your board of dliectors respectfully submits tho following roiort of the financial condition of this district on January 1, 11KX), together with estimates of the requirements of the district from that dt te lo July 1, 1000. "The total receipts during the present school year, vU : from March 0, 1899, to January 1, 1900, havo bean as follews: OK.VKIIAI, Fl'NI). Cash on hand (as per roport of last year 333 8-5 From siiecial 7-inlll tax of 1898, 17.403.113. lest 1 mill for repair amounting to $2.JS0.5t From tuition From slate school tax Froirt county school tax From delinquent tax of 1890. From delinquent tax of 1897. . From J. W. Hobatt, on 1891) tax From salo of South Salem school land From salo of old iron Payment of broken window 14,010 12 74 38 1,090 48 11,150 54 320 10 1)10 51 1 75 500 00 2 40 lights 2 00 Borrowed on notes 0,500 00 Total . . 138,810 13 KXI-CNIIITUIIKM. Principals and teachers $13,040 08 Janitors 1,481 00 Clerk 2000 Premium on insurance 35 40 Water 301 50 Wood 1,18135 Rent Polytechnic building. . 75 00 Election Paid on notes Paid interest on notes. . . 30 80 18,100 00 308 50 2,040 10 17 05 427 34 259 55 J'atd 1 intorest on bonds... Xylophones , sundry expenses Cash on hand Total 38,810 13 IIKI'.UIt FUNDS. Total amount recolvcd of tho 1 mill tax, 1898 2,480 51 DISUUItSBD. Paidfor paint ling hldgs, etc. 1,218 J t'a I a tor repairing lurnacos.. . im Paid for lumber 49 00 Paid carpenter 52 00 Incidental expenses 170 11 Cash on hand 509 17 Total. 2,480 51 "The extra levy of olio mill for ro- puirH and painting enabled us to paint all tho building in a good and II rut class condition, also to make somo needed re pairs tin buildings, but has not enabled us to furnish new steam heaters, as is needed nt East building j but wo havo mado repairs at a cost of $177.01, which will navo to I hi contlinii'tl every vear as long as tho old system remains. QUIT! Hosier yw In tho post ten days than wo did duriiii? rkfa you at 6 p, can , nx. hire them delivered. MOCK TURTLE WE ARE NOT LIVING ON THE GALL1POL1 ISLANDS, BUT WE DO SERVE OUR PATRONS WITH RICH SOUPS An thn first course atour regular dinnore. Meals nt all hours at which all tho luxuries of tho sea son can bo had at THE ST. ELMO RESTAURANT. "Wo have secured estimates of costs of new furnaces, which aro as follews: (estimates not yet secured). "A lovy of one mill on tho present valuation of property would bring tal lowing for delinquent taxes) about $1970. This, Including the balance on hand from 1898, would cnablo us to put in a good boilor, such as wo now luivont Yow Park. The heating plant at Yow Park tins not cost the district moio than f 10 year for repairs since it waH In stalled there seven years ngo, whllo the ouoat East building has liccn a contin ued nnnoynnco to us. KLOATINO I.VDlillTKDNKSS. "The total outstanding indebtedness of tho district to January 1, 1900, Is f 7055.80, as follews: Balanco duo Ludd ic Bush . . .f 1155 80 Mrs M. C. Smith, noto 1300 00 A. II. aillls, note 000 00 Clias. L. Daly, noto. . . , 500 00 Ladd & Bush, note 1 000 00 A. F. Hofer. ir . note 500 00 Florence McMnnic 1000 00 1500 00 I .ml d k Bush. Total $70r.- 8(1 "Thoso notes all bear 0 per cent inter est from date. KSTIMATKS, "Tho board estimates that tlio expen ses of the district from the' 1st Inst, to July 1,11)00. will bJflG.rilS.SO, as fol fel fol eows: Teachers mid principals. . . .$10 740 00 Janitors 1 113 00 Superintendent fiOO 00 Clork 100 00 Hont Polytechnic building. . 100 00 Water 1!01 00 Interest on bonds 1473 80 Interest on notes (185 00 Klcction .10 00 Telephones 45 00 Taking census 55 00 Incidental expenses for wood, Insurances, etc 500 00 Total $15 512 80 "This added to tho limiting indebted ness, makes a total of fL'.I.IDS.na in July 1, 11)00. "Tho estimated Indebtedness of this year com pared with the last (which was 130,023.05) shows a decrease of $7,724.30. This is duo to tho salo of South Salem property and prompt collcctioiiH of taxes; also it reduction in salaries, as our pay-roll is about $76 per month less than last year,' and persistent pruning down wherever it seemed possible to do so without Injury to the fdiools. VALUATION OK I'KOPKHTV. "Tho total valuation of taxable prop erty in this district for 1800, as certified ki jy tho county clork, is $2,221,331, be ing $311,70S loss than that of 1693. A levy of six mills on this amount would produce tho sum of $13,328; of this sum a delinquent tax of $1000, as estimated by tho board, will leave jll,828. "Wo expect to receive from tho stato aud county tax, $12,500. This, together with a six mill lovy on taxablo property, will bring n total of $2 1,328. Wo do not doein this sulliclont to pay running ex penses for ono year, but may havo to borrow from tlmo to time until taxea be gin to coino in. If tho district can bo authorized to bond the floating Indebted ness at 4 per cent, (ho interest saved thereby would bo quite an item. VONUS. "Jiesliles tho indebtedness on July 1, ITOO, of $23,108.00, wo havo a lwnded indebtedness qf $10,000, fulling duo on Boptembor l.lUOO. In view of the fact Uiat the aHHosioU valuation of tuxablo proporty in this district for 18!)!) is but $2,22l,3Sl, nud In order to redeem tho bonds falling duo, it will require it lew ol 7 mills for this alone, which we do ftOT recommend, hut think it advlbable to reissue there liouds. "Our bonded indobtednetti at the pres ent tlmo Is $43,fV0, as follews: "Issued Septomlior 1, 188.1, (xiyahlo in 15 years, tit 8 per cont, $10,000: Issued October 3, 1800, payable in 20 years, at u per cont, $13,000; issued April 7, 1801, payayio tu 20 ,voiin,.at 0 per cent, $14.- 050; total, $13,(150. 'The law limits our indebtedness to 5 per cent of the taxable property of tho district. TI1K l-OLYTKCII.NIl' SCHOOL. VWo havo rented ono room in the Polytechnic building at a rental of $100 per year. At presont wo havo 33 pupils enrolled there. l.NSUKA.NL'U V.V CRrry i8ranco on all of the buildings and furniture, nggreKatlni.' M3.4UO, ns follews: .ast building io,000 Lincoln building 11,000 North building jo.oOO 1 ow Park building 10 000 Hit Central building '500 Little Central building .... 00 iotai $48 400 "A majority of these policies expire February 13, 1001. ' ..... , TKNT1I llltADK. " 0 beg to recommend the introduc tion of a tenth grade for this reason : under tho present system tho pupils on art avcrago, graduate at tho ago of 15 or 10 years, when those who are unable to attend advanced colleces. eomiMnrin,. their public school education completed go forth into the business world seeking employment ut an ago when, if tho op- ixmuu ues were provided them, they would bo enabled to coutinuo their edu cation until 18 or 11) years old, which would better tit them for tho beginning of a business career. THELKVV. "In conclusion, wo recommend that youtlxthe levy at 7 mills ti mills for paying ruiininit exnen8es of thn u-hnnia a id 1 milt to furnish new heater. "Itetpectfully submitted: II. T. liRCCR, W.M. ClItaW.SGTON, II. A. Jouxsom, M. L, ClUMBKBU.S, 4ln . . ? - IAV1ES0X, v 1?aijl directors, school district o. 24, Marion county, Oregon." ' AU6TI0N To close out the Fine Dry Goods Store, formerly Willis Bros,, 1st door south of the Postoffice, The stock consists of staple and fancy dry goods, ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, hats and caps, silks, satins, velvets and plushes, lace cur ains, blankets, and an immense stock of shoes. Goods also sold at private sale, AUCTION SALES: TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATUR DAYS AT 2 P. M., ALSO SAT URDAY EVENING. X Isadore Greenbaum 1st Door South of the Post Office. S. Friedman Auctioneer. JHSWm 1 eoMKioHr N b w Carp bts Just received a full line of new carpets, includ ing Axministers, Aoquetts, Velvets, Brussels, and Ingrain. Improve the opportunity and se lect a new carpet from a 1900 stock. From our 1900 patterns of wall paper, you can select those that will blend with the new carpet. A Full Assortment of Furniture. F. W. HOLLIS & CO. First Door North of Postoffice. CLOSE AT 6 P. M. WE Auction Sale! I beg leave to announce to tho peoiilo of the city of Palom nnd vicinity, that I havo been authorized by tho Hoard of .Trade to sell at Public Auction, the following goods towit : nnn w-h of Clothing vJVJUU Boots and shoes $2000 Hero is a chanco of a life-time. First-' elass goods and no l'ako Salo. Salesroom at No. 201 Com'l Street. Sale Every Day at 2 and 7 P. 1VL R. H, HAMPTON, Mercantile Auctioneer, Second Week Special of Our TC X C X X ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Wo quoto a fow prices on mon'fl furnishing goods which were nai disposed o( at tho auction salo last week, and which wo positively will not carry in tho future. Men's heavy natural wool 50c grade 1 38o Men's heavy fleeced 50c grade IW" Men's all wool Catnoi's hair 75o grade M .iicns extra Heavy cotton uilxetl lioi-o luc grauo. Men's fine BURpeuderg 'J0o to 115c choice . . . LADIES GOWNS XXX Fine muslin nicoly trimmed $1.50 grade Fine muslin nicely trimmed f 1.00 grade Flannolotto gowns $1.50 grade. Flannelette gowns $1.50 grade . . . TWO STORES THE LEADER 2U(S nnd P71 Commercial Stroot. OUT OP SIGHT A searchlight will not reveal what is truly out of sight. If you come to our store for GOOD You will need no searchlight to find them, nor will they cost any more, but often less than elsewhere for the same goods. HARRITr Si LAOJRBNCB OLD rOSTOFlflCK.UKOCKUV, SUTTON'S SNAP SHOT The Wouderful Destroyer of ull Formtfof INFLAMMATION IN MAN OR Death on Rheumatism, Lame Back, lleud.u-he, Toothache. Laraehe. Hllrnn SVnl.lu rv.ni. an. I It, ..,!.. o.ik t.i.' . ....... ...... ww, .... PRICE, 50c TER BOTTLE. Threatened With La Grippe State of Oregon, I .KiNii uouniy. j Frulc Hammond, "1 V5ik.J?"ff W15 ."ua w" mreaieaw wim u grippe j uw4 Suiton's Snap an" r jnuffiDg and Inhaling It. and In a Terr hort lloi tti impiO)nwei Xo"a It ;kH alo cnJ CS2ZS,nMuXrPeW!' K"i..0' ,ltd Place on my fwl uhS ft to siurt rUJ& ipoa IX, mjr bu.lneu Ufn that of a railway mall clerk. One application entltJlTeuUd the ra. SuUcrlbed and .won. to before me thUlth day of October. 189. tuxtsK u m"""" OKO. W. TaEFE.N. NoUry IMjWfc tor OrSon. tor sale at Stone's Drug Store, SALE! Luxuries for the Fastidious, Ah well as necessaries for the every day table, can bo secured from cmr choice stock of canned goods in glass ami tin. Our oxnuisito preporves, iiirludlni brandy peaches, pears nnd cherries, alvos foot jolly, as well as our line v tables In glass nnd tin, tiro tho licit. peas should bo tosted they have a tial nnd sweetness and Haver that nit k. ilom llnd In canned pcan. SonnemamN, TUB OROOEU 124 Bute st Teleptioiie SI - - Brfw Worth oL Cents Fine Furnishing Goods 15' X X , .ItSc .ffJC USo i;9c TWO STORES BEAST f M..L Bunions, Stiff Joints. If. K. SUTTON, Athland. Oregon. belnt duly iworu. deixuc ami uvi: A tborl application entirely cured the eoi Salem, I-22t' GOODS ;i i M 3 Kf J