The Daily journal., February 28, 1900, Image 4

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SATEEN
SILKOLINE
MERCERIZED
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SERGE
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CHEVOT
MIXED
Overskirfs
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NEW PLAID
Til WIIDLBiMLK riSICB f ALf. IIAVU MATJjatAlXV AlirAMCBO
BUT foil THE REST OF FEBRUARY WE WILL SACRIFICE
PROFITS AND LET THEM GO AT PRICES THAT MAKES
EACH ONE A BARGAIN.
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CREAMERIES FOR SALEM
Portlaod Man Will Start One; Farm
ers Talk of Another.
Oregon licgint o Bee tin (heal Oppor-
lunllica In Daitylag Many
Cresmeilcs Projected.
T, H, Towriseml, who will won ostab
liili a creamery in thin city, canui
up from l'ortland Tuesday, to confer
with fanners rutativo to thu operation of
his creamery plant In this city. In vlow
of Mr Towwwnd' visit farmers, In this
community turned out to moot him nud
report to Secretary Thlclsen, of the
Balom Chambor of Commerce, Iho
amount of crvam thuy will ln able to
upply the plant when It khall be Mtab
Halted dure.
0. M. Klupaia, of Washouital, Wash.,
agent for thu Moody-Sharpies system of
Improved crtminory machinery, Is In thu
city. IIo has boon Interview Iiir farmers
concerning Iho creamery proposition,
with thu view of Introducing his machin
ery as an economical and lulior-savliitf
HINGES
ALWAYS LEADS
Hemember wenUay surrt a worn
piste Itno of Jewelry, Watches, tte, ami
evcryiiiiiig at opuiar prtrva.
We make h specialty of mailing old
Jewelry Into new uiv-to-dato itylci.
Undgcs, Itlng. class tdna and Diamond
mounting. Our watch reiuilr dourl.
meat hai Ixkui on a it eddy liter) un
til now io Ma MMy hv we hae the
Urk-et bulnp in this Hue in btUm.
WatelHMi clcaiHxl, Tfcc.
MaIii aprliig, Tk.
C.H.HINGBS
WTiew
Mrt,COMMKH01AI. HT.
Nxl dotr t llftlvpitwn'a
wuATHKit nupoirr.
Tonlslit nnd tturrow (y.vImia raiu.
ROTH & GRABER,
'i.rccr, W tt.aWiiiinwmwa
SYRUPS
Krury liOdiNikwijvr ih Wmo c jaM to
look owr bbrivAjt Him, ni ..!.,, il
inake a sj'iaUy ( Dn YtrmwVlUHla
Hyrtipa,
We, durje m aduuev. 0r krtaa
a low evrr
MrdiaJ'jliiltltotlejHiblm k. mU
OttVt4iaml be &urluH.l 0( it
Jricr right. Wo mr wthUik (ut
fooi elean jrjuU at nw lb uivt all
cowpHUHw, 0lrUca(U
124 Stato Street,
a big line of
Underskirts
TAILOR
MADE UNO BAHS
MotiMululmt do nolo all-orara (or
IrlniinlnK-
Fancy Chiffon Tien, nil color.
Apj'lliio all-overs In niwdi-slKiis.
Novelties In Waist silks.
Swell l'lalil back dress goods.
Hilk and wool crcpons In now pat
terns. Hemstitched ribbons.
Bilk Zephyrs for swell wnlils.
Madras curtains; Unfiled curtains.
Colored J'cau do join.
Fancy bordered Umbrella.
La CaiHillo real kid ittovii'.
Itoelofs itlff hats.
dovico for handling cream, Yotterday
ho visited Turner nud Aumsvlllo, and
today will go to Indeendenco. IIo says
ho finds tho farmers wry enthusiastic,
ami prodlcts that thu project will bo a
pronounced success. Many farmcrn uill
Invest In tho msohinery, and suveral
assured him that thoy would liiurco
their herds.
0,11. Markham, of tin' Hoiitheru l'a
iil (Ic Hallway, Is dolnir all hu can to en-
banco tho rapidy Incrcaslnir liilorost In
Western Oreuou a unlimited dairying
sources. Ann wueu lie talks
lie says
something, as is evidenced
in
thu fob
IowIiik Interview i
"Thorn Is no iihu of talking nlxiut the
fast. What uo ought to do, and what
belluvu mo will do, Is to take on new
llfu. Kvery Interest In tho state, Imi It
dinning, railway,' banking, murcautilu
or professional, should taku up this
(juimtloii of dairying ami encourage the
Industry until ten years hence there
will not I hi a farm In Wostcrn Oregon
which is not within easy reach of n
creamery. What has been doiio in
other states can In) dune here, Thu rail
roads can do their share, and if our
merchants nnd professional men will
fall Into lino then) will bo no question
as to results.
"Kvdry town In Western Oregon
should havu Us commercial orguiihta-
tlous, all of the energies of which should,
for tho present, bo devoted to this one
Idea, we ought to bavo enough surplus
energy stored up to accomplish anything
wo undertake. 1,00k at tho work done
lie tlio laruieia id Mlniiotota In thu pait
10 years. Iho llrst co-omratlo cream.
ery in that ktutu was built In 1HU1 ; now
t'leruaro nearly K!U creameries ; In ltW3
thero wero 'JO creameries of both cUsses ,
turn thero am 700. TIicho 7Q0rivrtm
cries, with a capital of fl.hOO.UX).
handle 1,1:15.000,000 Kunds of milk per
annum, and, alter expending 11,100,000
in 1110 coat 01 mauiiiacttiru. make a pro
ako
duct irom which tney realize flO.tSO,
000, of which tH.400,000 nut Is reliirncd
to the 6I.UU0 patrons In paymruta of
butter and fat taken from the mtlk.
rortlaiid siiouKI tale hold of this mat
ter. Western Oiegon is and alwaya
will be, commercially tributary to rort
laiid, and she will not have to divide
any new busiiiean which may bo develop
ed with 1'ngct Sound. Much of tho
progu'M which has Uhui made in the
great dairying states of Miuuesota, Wis
eotnlnnud lown has Ihhhi due to thu
work of their ugrieidturalcollcgetf, which
are gluii loyal uppirt by the people of
tboo ilutas. Y should, lliereftuv,
tiwigthwi our Corvallis UulWi In
ery way Hible. As tu the other
lUttm iiawwl, the farm diartmHit
sliouM lie c.iil)vl with a pruutlcal
eMiimeretal wvMmwy, mi Umii the
farmws wy derive Ike benefit 0 oh
tail leMOos eimdiwtiHl Wy sVilli; pro.
"f hxery w ol any fmiwHtance
(nth , tlAtotfcMtd Ihn u)Hiunr
iitoredewtMl to lutllkeU dWMtlo
of dairy lntttt."
SUyion la InuuxeJ.
The ImntncM imsi ol Ktnttim Uaw
U-en bMnl from no liw rhamurv .1.1
awl witlHMit oxeeptioii are wipokwi in'
tnfuf im 11.
Kerl ieruisra lm ulna mIUJ l
lealUti to tluir willniime tu foivtat
heavily in uaui Air. SmTuv .uu 1. 1.
dtwvl to InMtu hu uLu.. 1
Tkuri me Hot Im Umh 0 or l ouw
V iS T" " WK.,U "' WUiHH M.
raniMwm in naiuiic the wttx awtiriL
IIhi btriitera iirvulM in UrJ. u.-..7
aiul iwprov. tMrltenU.
11 Mr. ruiw u-iii lull ...... .a.!
What U WMMta. tlukra U atiuiM. .1..1
Um tuWlKhbN any rhsTTii
rtte tunwsentaUve
urn Oetemtiwd. mi Ijl lolutwia m
ltIW,herHe,MH aT JHZt
t)Htlnlnretol the
f Hl Is...
wn ami
ere aufweui.
' ..v nin- i
yj'pwiUHtty U the Cimw
J Ttsas
" jywt utiuuruiciiir- tWeie t'
B time when tnasy.iein t fc,HllWI,
1? Wi ul ai nitdWM. ilk"
ilul ahaiMpulIU, a ad to time wIma
iw djrlvrd rum such a uudlclne. llv ,
HootVa BirmiaiflU trw ,u right
Oioktlpttiun 1. e,irJ Uj- Jill's
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PRO-BOER MEETING
klem Citizens Who Sympathize With
the South African Republics.
Preliminary Meeting Called at the City
Police Court for Saturday Even
in; at 7:30.
A number of citizens of Salem, in
private ns well as public life, have re
Jelved invitations to assist tho pro-Boer
ionizations of New York and Phlla
lolphlo In their labors of charity and
meouragement to the Boulli African
'opubllct in their war for Independence.
ft lias Iwcn thought best to give every
mo who sympathizes with tho Dutch
Ilcpubllinns of Houth African oppor
.unity to join In tho efforts ami follow
ng subscription paper has been quite
(enerally signed:
"Thu undersigned sympathizers with
tho struggling Koutli African ltepubll
ans hereby call a public meeting to
form nil organization for tho purpoeo of
ulondlmr all proper encouragement to
iho in in their efforts toeleslabllsh their
eompleto Independence."
Among the signers are: Hev. W. K
Copolnml, John Kirn, Jacob llezemer,
Cyrus SUiwart, If. II, Havago, Arahcl
Hush, J. U. Fairbank, Guy M. Towers,
M. J,. Wilmot, Amos Strong, Geo. K.
fay, I). J. Fry, 8. .1. Kerr, KriiHtus F,
ruoker, 8. T. Northcutt, 1". F. Minnen
in ever, F. Van dcr Harm, J. II. F.lglu,
John Ifeldecker, Itoliert llavy and
others.
Jly tho courtesy of City Itecorder
Judah tho Kilico court room at tho city
hall will bo thrown open Saturday even
at 7:30 p. 111, for tho purpose of holding
a preliminary meeting.
AN OI'KIOIAI, LKTTItll
has been received by Governor Geer,
from tho National llocr Hellef Fund Ah
soclation, asking him .to ermlt the line
of his nnmo as a member of the Associa
tion, thu object of which Is to ralM)
funds for tho benefit of tho widows and
orphans of Iloers, who may loso their
lives in tho present South African war.
Tho object is considered a worthy 0110
by many people, Irreapocllvo of where
tholr sympathies are In tho war.
Tilt Jouiixai. Is also In receipt of a
loiter fioiu Geo. V, Van filoler, Ameri
can treasurer of the fund for the
widows ami; orphans of thu Iloers, nt
Now York, enclosing a copy of an olllclol
noto from I). Ileudrik Muller. Knvov
F.xtrHordlnaryof Iho Orange Free fitato
at thu Hoguo, In rojdy to Jho statement
olrciiluted in Knglund, that tho Free
slaters wero abandoning tho Trans
vaulers. Here Is his reply In part:
On the contrary ! Tho Jameson raid
had already brought tho two republics
together as it had shown tho designs of
thu present Ilrltlsh administration us re
gards the IndeiHindeiico ofj thu Two
Houth African ItupuMlcs, And now this
war Is making 0110 nation of thu two
stntesnud brothers of their burghers,
who before were treating each other us
cousins.
The Nlioy of the prenent llrltlsli od
uilulatratlou has uxasioriited my poplo,
the most peaceful In the world. Thero
wa and Is no cheice: my peoplu havo to
fight or to die. For our Independence
is dearer to us than our life.
How could we separate from our
transvaol brothers now that all told,
men, women and children ; both states
together have not more souls than 11
small llrltlsli town, who now have been
rabl (A lui 11...
..,,,.,.''""' u uiu inrgosi euipiro tlio
worli has eter seen?
We could not Koparato and we do not
want to. God would not continue his
visible protection of our Just cause. Thu
rransvaal jiooplo are our brothers and
kinsmen, not only figuratively siieakiiik
but ahw In mdlty. And wo have
availed oursoUes of the oximrlence of
last months mid put right whatever was
not In perfect shaiio in the beginning of
the war. " I
what the Kiigllsh intendeillt to attain.
nsttjid of crushing thu Afrikanders, It Is
''."'''''K"!''''"! of two states onefeJer-,
II S wur IS tin nir Iml II... ... i
atrtl Iransvaal Free
Kcptiuue, strong h
by thorommoii su'
lo umltweruM
STIL.L.-KT
V Ill I 11 . .
Miiwmuuwcno Keep comiujr. Vou won't have much
m.u.c nine ,u kci uic Koou goous at exact cost.
Hamilton Brown's Shoes
For men, women and children.
Ladies with small feet
Men with big feet
I have 11 jjchxI many 2
dies
1-2 to 3 1
I have
fciKS "3ll
W e liaye jrood many lartje sins in workinjr shirts j
shirts, besuies some very nice percales of all ki
CAKL I LXa5i.
l,,ac!f .SltS?8 5c n 'ard P-
MJMVUIUX
ivtiiv ui iiuiiiiiis vi ir mm.. .1
lots. or all plainly reJateS. '" "
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WI66INS' BflZflflR
o07 Commercial Street.
All citizens regardless of party or
notlonality or creed are invited to sign
tho call for a I'ro-Uoor organization and
attend the meeting Saturday night nt
the city ball.
Llvjly Runaway.
This morning about 10:30 Dr. J. A.
Klcbardson, in company with a young
man from tlu Francis livery stable, bed
a lively time with the team they were
driving. Incoming down State street
the team took fright and began to run,
'making a short turn into Church street,
narrowly missing the corner of the M
K. church and throwing the Doctor out
of the rig, injuring him about the head
and arms. The team con tinned to run
until thoy wero in front of tho Chatwin
house, where they broke looto from the
buggy nnd were caught. The young
man escaped without any Injury. The
Doctor Is abl bo around, but wilt be
a little sore for somo time.
A Rare Opportunity.
Joaipiin Miller's lecture at the Uni
versity Chapel Friday evening promises
lolfea rare treat. Mr. .Miller lectured
to a largo amlicnco in Corvnllis lait
Monday evening. Professor Horner, of
tho Agricultural College, In speaking of
tho lecture, says:
"Mr. Miller's lecture was undoubted,
ly tho best oxer delivered in Corvullls.
Ills stylo of delivery is smooth and How.
lug, while his subject is both entertain
ing and Instructive."
Joaquin Miller is a natlvo Oregoulan,
and will certainly meet witli a largo re
ception in tills city. Tickets on salo at
I'atton Drothors, 25c and 10c.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Grant Thomas went to l'ortland
today to visit.
D, K. Yoran of Eugene, is registered
nt the Willlamettu,
Dr. Annlco Jeffrey, returned lact
night from Portland.
Miss Ivn LaForo was n passenger last
night for her homo in Albany.
lion. N. II. I-oonoy, came down from
Jelferson, yesterday for a short business
trip.
A. T. Gilbert returned homo this
morning from u business trip to Port
land. Claud Taylor, who has been hero sev
eral days visiting friends, returned to
Itoseburg this morning.
Mrs. C. II. Monroe and sister, Mrs,
JJorgor, are visiting at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. F. P. Talklngton,
F, J, Sanner of Ilrownsvlllo, la in tho
city visiting nt tho homo of his parents
Mr. nnd .Airs. J, J. Hanner,
.miss r.ino i.iiiny, was a passenger
last night for I! rooks, where she will
spend n few days visiting relatives
Mrs. W. It. lllshop, mother of C. P.
and J. A. lllshop, came tip from Port
laud this morning to visit with her sons.
II. Kdwards, who has for some time
I tec 1 1 employed In thu liuueo barber
shop, was a passenger last night for
Portland.
Mrs. D. L. Feister, returned homo
hint night from Portland, whore she has
been to attend thu mlllunlry openings
In that city.
Mrs. M. K. Frazler and .Mies F.tta
Williamson, were passengers last night'
for Portland, where they will attend thu
millinery openings.
Miss Pearl Kress teachur of thu Sid
ney ruliool left this morning for a few
days visit with her sister Mrs, W. Y.
Iticbardson at Htaytou,
Miss Corllo Starr, formerly one of
Tiik Jot'ii.VAi. coniiiositors. who bus
Ik'oii visiting at the home of W. I).
McGee, for the past few days, returned
home yesterday,
SniTiotPt MlflPC
--l-ipiCI i VUllUb,
n-i.m-11 . c...
I olllce (i)t Trade street. 2-8-lm.
Closing out to Quit Business in
bvcrytlung but Bicycles.
- 2 shoes of all kind for la-
l0 nien. all qualities, both
Ws wod silk teck ties tftt
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TWO VERY PROMINENT PUBLIC MEN
Owe Health and Happiness to Pmm;
Hon. Win. Yonnablood, Auditor for the
Interior.
Washington, D. C, Dec, 10, 1893.
Pe-ru-na Drug MTgCo, Columbus, 0,1
Gentlemen I've often heard of your
great medlcino and have persuaded my
wife, who has been much of a sufforcr
from catarrh, to try l'e-ru-na, and after
using one bottle she has wonderfully
Improved, It has proved all you have
claimed for it, and I take pleasure in
recommending it to anyone who la af
flicted with catarrh. Yours,
Wm. Youngblood,
Auditor for tho Interior.
Catarrh in its various forms is rapidly
becoming a national curse. An un
doubted remedy has boon discovered
by Dr, Ifartman. This remedy lias
been thoroughly tested during the past
forty years. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh in
all stages and phases. Thero Is no rem
edy that can bo substituted.
WIU.AMGTTK.
K. Hall, Portland.
W. I'.. Frazier, Portland.
II G. McKinlev, La Crnpse, Wis,
A J. Rhodes, New York.
I), I). Yoran, Cugcno.
J. A, Wolf. San Francisco
(i. II. Southard. Grand Itaplds, Mich.
II. 0. Dodeon, Portland.
W. W. Clayton, Portland.
0. F. Peckham, L'tlca, .V. Y.
Chas. K. Spencer, New York.
F. A. Davis, Seattle, Wash.
Mai Frust, San Francisco.
0 I,. Fitchard, New York.
0. J. Mulr, Portland.
T. T. Geer, Salem.
Geo. A. Peel, Portland.
J. C. Wolf, Sllverton.
COTTAGE.
Frank Hosiers. Marshflcld.
M.O. Crouch, Portland.
T.H. Tow tiBond, Portland.
Corwin Townsenil, Portland.
Mrs. C. 11. Monroe, Portland.
Miss Minnie llrugger, Portlund.
F. O'Neil. Portland.
Geo. W. Wilson, Portland.
L M. Gilbert, New berg.
Unity Church.
There will bo two Hervices next Sun.
day at tho usual hours. In the evening
Itov. Mr. Copland will lecture on
"Light from Science and other Hibles
011 thu true meaning of the Garden of
1-Mcu nnd thu Fall of Man."
DISSOLTTION NOTICE.
The hlHlness Arm kium-n tin A. M
Clougli iV Co. has this dav clUsnlv.w!
canceling nil former agreements, A.M.
Huron continuing tho business tuiJer
tho name of the City Morgue, paying to
A. M. Clougli, ono-half of till the net
lirollls on sales when collected from
former business on books.
This shall Imi known ns a settlement
in full lietween tho undersigned parties.
A. li. Huhbv,
--'7 1m A. M. Cloikiii.
WH1TB DOUSE RESTAllXT
What
meals?
was you saying alwut tiiose
..I Mid they wore the ltest I ever et.
J ou will llnd them at thu White Home
Kestaurant, which is oihui all night and
meals served at all hours. Oysters n
McKll.i.oi' k ltRiik-iiiiiT
Proprietors, 100 State St.
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"C THE
Wheel Business
X OUR PRICESi
525 Andrae
g5-lER Johnson
Ho-Tribune
550 Tribune
Chamlcss, $60 and S75.
Wo Will CMtttiHIM tO Mtll Hl
this
Uhih1.
VV uro oiili- rtuiu U ,,u,.f iBW
REMEMBER
III the Tiibsim at $40 and too ....
IT
t. - -- .-w ,-v, .. vri
tllU lKlWo at Qw ajiaj ..........
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"iiiTumtr maim. Jry ojt aud
ruu I1
saj- JM. .K any u anr bMi
riders, tho UdU M(Kia.r.
waA.u'i
in tn lifr Johmi m sjb, Vou ,
the only strUtly blsbsMt .ll kil..
MIIuk at that iro. Thb Hwt a.
f last season. Th- hA mt M th
trust and "Mada thlr hs mitm."
toiid drop lorulnjM thnwghoM.
An ounce of Drop Forginpj
worth a (on of Rtiarantee '
IVER JOHNSON
I
jfffipal ' ASliR
.i.. irnH.i.e,l rntn Alnli.imiL
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Pe-ru-na Drug M'f'g Co!, Columbus, O.t
Gcntlomcn-I haro taken Pe-ru-na
now for two -weeks, nnd ilnd I am very
much relieved. I feel that my euro will
be permanent. I have also taken It for
la grippe, and I tako pleasure In recom -
menuing ro-ru-no as au mmirai ''
t-Av in nil follow sufferers.
Very Itcspcctf ully, M. V. Howard.
Congressman Howard's homo address
is Fort I'ayno, Ala.
Any man who wishes pcrfcot health
must bo entirely free from catarrh. Ca
tarrh Is well-nigh universal! almost om
nipresent. I'e-ru-na is tho only nbso
luto safeguard known. A cold is the
beginning of catarrh. To pro vont colds,
to cure oolds, is to cheat catarrh out of
its victims. Address Dr. Hartman, Co
lumbus, O., for a free catarrli book. O
MOCK TURTLE
WE ARE NOT LIVING ON
THE GALLIPOLI ISLANDS,
BUJ. WE DO SERVE OUR
PATRONS WITH RICH SOUPS
As the flrst coursontour
regular dinners. Meals
at all hours at which all
tho luxuries of thu sea
son can be had at
THE ST. ELMO RESTAURANT,
FLOUR
PERFECTION
G0I.1JKN CHOWN
Madufrom Highland Html Wheal, iiiwl
to the liost in the market.
Kvery wick guuruutocd.
Ask your grocer for it.
WholotKilu only.
I. a
Wright
iMIIf
Co,
DOTY
FISH AND I
GAMKMAItkKT !
Tho undersigned is now the proprietor'
of the Dotyflsh it'ul jwultry deiwit. I
ruiiury hiki nggs iHHigiu anil sold, lilgli-
esicasn owe imki. tour
patronage
sollcitwl. Those having iioullry
fur
emu niu mm 11 id uieir Ril
their
vantage to
call Imfote selling.
J
A. TAYI.OK,
IM Court Street.
HEED'S OlMSll A IIO US 13
I'ATTON IIIKH. Miifrn.
ONIC NIOIIT ONLY.
MARCH 7
The Great White Czar
Of All Fun Shows
Third ninl boot IMItionof that
ltapid, Koarlug and Holiekiiig
Who
Introliiciiig Thio
t'oiuir 1 t-lldwa
Chas
Pusey and St. John
And An Exce
lent Company.
ltyiMlar pruiss, 28, W. 7.V.
HI3KDS OlMJltA HOrsjd
t'VTro.NHKtW.1 . M-b.,,,
SATURD'Y NIGHT
DUNCAN
CLARK'S
WtHfefi(Mjypnopjr
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Tlw show yo haw
! Umu walUug for.
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Lots of Choice
Dry
Goods
For Less than wholesale cost
I am closing out the fine dryvgoods and
shoe stock formerly
ins lots of goods for
Bros,
II. 1 .
bhoes to m ana sun evcryuiiesome at
cost, Some at less than cost
Fine dry goods,
w TT I ' 1 ..!-
Laces. Embroideries,
weat.( e(c, Some at
(hail COSt'
, lf
AtlCtlOll Sale Will
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, 1 l-lllffJCldVS, UllU Ldtuiuavo m a- VJt Ail,
Isadore Greenbaum
lit Door South of I he Post Office. S. Friedman Auctioneer.
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T'ioi'h what timet icoilo uro lookl
IIni't'rT tliere la n plat-o wliero the
TIiiu'h what most people uro looking for, but seldom receive.
Unwi'ier, there Is a place where they uro
Paid Every Day
In the form of snporior goods, full weiglitn nnd low prices,
Such is tlio U'fttimnny of our oldest customers. Try us for
urocericgoi an Minis ami you win oo convinced. m
Har: itt & Lawrence, j
SUTTON'S SNAP SHOT
Iho Wondt-rful Dostroyorof nil I'oiiim of
INFLAMMATION IN MAN OR BEAST!
Death on Itlieumatism, 1iinu Hack, Ucadacho, Tootlmclio,
Iwmchu, Hums, Scalds, Corns nud Uunlons, Stiff Joints.
I'ltlOK. fiOe l'KIt I10TTLK. R. K. SUTTON, Aalilnnil, Oretfuii.
Threatened With La Grippe
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WANTS TO SEE YOU!
f. t (SHAFER SALEM, OREGON.
Shoes
wnns ros, i am sell
less than it cost Willis
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silks, velvets, ribbons,!
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cux ac.a, nuaici-y,. maer
COSt. OOme for less
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foot. CAled bmn muph ilAnJlaf
lapiillcatlon'enilrely cured tht corn.
I do Good Paper
Hangingf Decorate
iff and Painting as cheap as
you can liave second-class
work done. Leave orders at
my shop. 153 Court st., or with
Buren & Hamilton, on Comc'l
Nate Jones
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Building Material,
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Cow Fertiilrer, Garden Sand and lam.
t'sllvered on aliort nntiro.
0 S. BENTLEY it COMPANY.
310 Front Strttl
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