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GRAND OFFICERS. ELECTED
Crash Skirts
Our south window is full
of 45c Crash Skirts,
splendid values at that,
but Friday you get them
at 28c each.
Come early or your size
may be gone.
BODIES IN SESSION AT THE CAPITAL FIN'
ISII THEIR WORK,
We're Making
July Clean-up
Sale .
Prices on all our Dim
ities, Percales, Organdies
and lawns, as we do not
want to carry over a
single piece.
HOLYBRSON'S
THE BARCAIN HOUSE OP SALEM.
ALL THIS WEEK
We will place on sale
our entire line of
FANCY PARASOLS
At less than wholesale cost.
i 00 ones at clean-up price $1 40
2 DOonca at clean-up prlco 1 06
3 00 ones at clean-up prlco ,2 'M
5 00 ones fit clean-up prico Ju -17
7 60 ones at clean-up prlco 4 CO
A chance to save money in good sized
chunks. See interior display.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & C0.
279 Commercial
Street.
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Eyes that Need Glasses Most are
Often bright and beautiful to llio casual
observer, yet tho seeds of defective vialon
sotiiotlmca total loss of night nro lurking
(hero. No ono but tlio skilled oculist and
optician can tell you properly Jutt how yeu
Bland as to oyosight, and its a great mistake
to delay n thorough examination at the first
varning.
CHARLES H. HINGES, X
Scientific Optician.
296 Commercial Street.
Fair and cooler tonight and Friday.
Wheat Market,
San FiUNrinco, July 10. Oaah 10.1.
Ouicauo, III., July 10. Sept, 77b.
alem,40.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAD! Br
rhoTSfdnov Powor Co.
milNKT, OHKOON.
roado for family uw, aak your grocera'for
it. liran and shorts always on., hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
ruoNK 61.
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Clothing
And cents'
lie
lift K
novreit styles, largo variety (pat
terns.
i Shoes
Ladies' 'shoes, men's shoes,
youthi'ehoea.chlldten's shot's alt
sites, style, mane ana qualities
than the cheapest
E. F. OSBURN. M&&
Fit guaranteed, and cheater 5
WlUsmette.
Mrs. Feeuey, Portland.
Auuust lloonlcko, Albany.
William Krwin, I'olalumu, Cal.
Geo. K, llurton, San Francisco,
K. K. Durrln, Heattlo.
IC. K. Orton, Ktigene,
Joe V. Owen, Orange 111,
H. L. 0 uits, Woodburn.t
V. F. Kelly, Oakland Col.
J. Hiscndrnth, Chicago.
II. II. Dunn, Portland.
F. Jewell, Itockford III.
W. W. Ferbiah, St. Uuls, Mo.
F. J. Uranu, Chicago,
W. II, Coats. .Petrolt Mich.
!:. W. Huseell, Ashland, Wis.
PERSONAL
VWfcXm,.'.1U
II. .1. Ottenhelmer has gone to San
Francitico,
Ilarley White has gone to Cascadiix
for an outing.
M. I,. Jones, of 1 1 rooks km in the
city yesterday.
K. M. Crolsan made a business trip to
Prtlaud yoaterday.
S(uiro Farror went to Nowort yester
day to jolu Ida family, who are spend
lug the slimmer there. Ho will return
on Monday.
Henry Vamlervoort and wife, Miss
Vaudervoort and Will I .ay man, started
with a couple of taams this morning for
an outing at Woods.
Frank O'Nell, traveling agent of the
Northern I'ucille, came up from Port
land this morning. That moans that
from one to a doon passengers nro go
ing Kust over his road. Frank never
comes up unless there are some passen
gers in sight, and then he generally gels
thorn.
T0fh? COasf Or.MO&DlaiDs?
The season is on, and we have (he jjoods that will give
you enjoyment eveiy moment of your oiiting.good thing to eat.
Three Salem Men Honored by the A, 0. U. W.
Mo Drill, tut Pleasant Entertainment
Wednesday Evenlnr.
WEATIIEH. I ...... -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. ,
The grand bodies of tlio A. O. U. W.
and tlio D. of II. have been putting In
their best licks today In the endeavor to
finish up and adjourn in timo to start
for their various homes by tlio afternoon
and evening trains.
The matter of the publication of the
official organ of the order was left to a
committee, to let tlio Bamo to the lowest
bidder, who must ho a member of the
order.
The claim of Mrs. Joseph Fiahburn,
of Craig, Arizona, for $2000 on the life
of Joseph Fiahburn, a deceased member
of the Oregon jurisdiction, was referred
to tho Finance Committee, with author
ity to demand proofs of the claimant's
marriage to tho deceased, and, in caoo
her interest could not be established, to
pay the amount of the policy to the le
gal hairs.
Officers woro elcctod by the two bodioa
us follews:
A. 0. U. W.
Grand Master Workman, Ralph W.
Feenoy, of Portland.
Grand Foreman, 0. C. Hogue, of Al
bany. Grand Overseer, Frank Davsy. Salem.
Grand Kocordor, Newton Clark, Port
land (ro-elcctcd.)
Grand Kccciver. It. L. Durham, Port
land (ro-clocted.)
Grand Guide. 0. II. Dye, Oregon City.
Inside Watchman, J. E. Mellinger,
Dayton.
Outsldo Watchman, Wm. J. Clarke,
Gervaia.
Grand Trustees Wm. Armatrong,
Salem, three years: J. P. Dodge, Ash
land, one year.
Supromo Representatives D. C. Her
ron, Portland, 8. A. McFadden, Salem;
Ed. Wor.'oln, Portland.
D. of II.
Past Grand Chief, Mies Magglo
Darker, Albany,
Grand Chief of Honor, Mrs. OHIo F.
Stephens, ThoJDalles.
Grand Ijidv of Honor, Mm. Wilda
Belknap, Prlnovillo.
Grand Chief of Ceremonies, Mrs.
Laura Smith, Baker City.
Grand Itecorder, Mrs. Margaret Her
rln, Portland.
Grand Receiver, Mrs. Minnie Mason,
Dallas.
Grand Usher, Mrs. Anna Colvig,
Jacksonville.
Grand Inside Watchman, Mrs. Hattio
McCormac, Marshlleld,
Superior Representatives Mlaa Mag
pie A. Darker. Albany: Mrs. Mamie
Briggs, Tho Dalles ; Mrs. Maggie Hous
ton, Junction City.
Wednesday Evenlnr.
The prize drill which was to havo tak
en place hint evening failed to material
ise. A prlzo of 100 was offorod by tho
local lodges for the best drilled degree
team, but no cntrldu wero made. Tho
reason probably was that tho exponsoe of
tho teams,if thoy came from any distance
would havo overrun tho amount of tho
prlzo offered.
LaBt oveningat tho hall in tho State
Iusuranro block, Salem Lodge No. 10,
entertained, the mombors of tho two
grand lodges. An exemplification of tho
work was glvon and very enjoyable en
tertaimont was provided, not the least of
which was nn elegant bamiuot.
Thursday's Business.
During tho forenoon tho Workmen
decided on Portland as tho place for tho
next annual meeting of tho grand lodgo,
to convene on tho third Tuesday in July,
1001 . The installation of the grand ofU
cors elected on Wednesday took place
also, S, A. McFadden, grand representa
tive, acting as Supromo Maater Work
man. Tho delegates to the Sovorolgn Grand
Lodgo at Buffalo, were instructed to uso
their lHst efforts to have that body
select Portland for tho place of its an
nual meeting in 1002, There la already
a sentiment among the eastern moinbcrs
in favor of Portland, and it la hoped
that the meeting can be secured.
The Degreo of Honor did not reach tlio
installation of olllcers beforo the noon
adjournment, and the ceremony was
sot for 1 o'clock.
Tho grand bodies expected to reach an
adjournment in time for tho northbound
delegates to tako tho 4:05 train.
PILOT COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
Pllotaie Collected and Tonnate Entered and
Cleared at Columbia River,
Tho annual report of tho State Board
of Pilot Commissioners, consisting of S.
Farrcll, E. W. Tallont and Martin Foard,
has been filed with tho governor.
The amount of pilotage collected dur
ing tho last flecal year la given as follows :
IIAH riLOTAOK.
Inward Bound $10,895 43
Outward Bound 13,703 0
S -A Jnnn Jim inr iit iayi
n mm nw nwiiwuuii
Total J24.089 13
, HIVKIl PILOTAUE.
Up Uivor $4,218 41
Down Itlver 3,800 02
to
to
STAIt HAM
8J.IUHD DHIEI) llKI'F
VKAI. LOAF
MINCKI) HAM
6LIOKI) BACON
BREAKFAST UACON
And endless variety of other canned goods, vegetables etc.
RotJri & Graber
moNK 101. ILNJbtatk.xt
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland. July 10 Wheat, valloy 55
50. Walla Walla, 55 to 60.
nour rortlaml, bestgraucs t'J.05
3.20. Graham 2.70 per hll.
Oats Cholco White 3435c, grey 32
10 a. per uusuei.
Mlllstuff llran, f 13; shorts, $16.
Hay Timothy fioail tier tou.
Onions 1,36 for ml 1.60 for Silver
skins, Potatoes 10 to 50o per sack.
Butter Best dairy, 2025j fancy
creamery, 35 to 40o. Store 25c.
Eggs Oregon, 17 to 17'ijC.
Poultry Chickens, $3.00 to 4.00; hens,
$4 to 4.60; turkeys, live 13c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7Jc per pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to (fc.
Beef Steers. 44.60; cows,$3.60 4j
dressed beef, U)4 to 7J4O.
Veal Dressed, 8 Q 8Kc for small.
Hops 2(3 8c.
Wool Valloy, 12013c; Eastern Ore
gon, 1016c; Mohair, 25c.
1I1UOI- V1WH. FUllWl UU IOS, O(i?l0,
under 00 lbs, 7K8)-J ; sheep pelts, 15
M
SALKM VIAIKIT,
Wheat 68 poumls'and over, 46.
Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c.
Hops 6 to 7Wo
Oats 28to30o.
Hav Baled, cheat. 17: to l7.Rrt limn.
Uiy.ilO. '
Eggs 14 to 15c.
Flour In wholesale lots. 12.60: retail.
$3. '
ailllstuns Bran, $13; shorts, $14'
HiV Dressed, 6kc.
Uvo cattle Steers, 3i ; cows, 1I to
3.
Sheep I2.60Q3.
Dressed Veal OUo,
Butter Dairv, I60 creamery, 20c.
Poultry ie hens per lb., 7 to $c.
spring chickens per lb., 0 to 10
IVtatoea 20 to 25c per bushel (or old.
Potatoes new, 60o per bushel.
O JOL I- X X -Ow .
Btwitis f IK M VM HlH AJtpn Bctjgtil
Total $8,019 33
Tho tonnage entered and cleared :
K.VTXRBP.
Domestic vessels 229 ; tonnage 202,357.
Foreign vessels 119: tonnage, 202,325.
CLEAKBD.
Domestic vesaola, 109 j tonnage, 170,402
Foreign veacels, 130; tonnage, 212,109
OREGON EDUCATOR DEAD
Prof. J. M. Powell, of Monmouth, Passes Away
After Short Illness.
J. M. Powell, professor of mathe
matics at the State Normal School, Mon
mouth, diod yesterday morning after an
Illness of threo days, Professor Powell
had been a resident of Monmouth for 20
years and n teacher in the Normal
School slnco its establishment.
Ho was well known all over tho stato
and was at ono timo a teacher in tho
Stato Reform school. Ho was in Salem
last week in nia usual health, but was
takon sick on Sunday,
Ho was a member of tho Odd Follows,
Woodmen and Fraternal Union. He
leaves a wife and two children.
The funeral was held this afternoon,
and was attended by a number of Sa
lem acquaintances of tho deceased.
Leslie Church Entertains.
Tho Ladles Aid society of Leslio church
cntortained tho members of tho church
and its friends last evening on the
grounds of tho Parsonage
Seats and tables wero nicely arranged
and in the absonco of tho moon tho
grounds wero lighted byChincso lanterns
suspondod from tho trees and a huge
bonfire in the roar,mado from a lot of old
stumps that havo been aneyo-soreto tho
poo pie (or somo years and which requir
ed considerable hard work tomoetothe
spot.
Ice-cream, cake and other luxuries
wero in full supply and duly appreciated
by all and while tho venerable ex-pastors
and tho older person related experience
of former years and renewed ormado tho
acquaintance of each other and tho pas'
tor, tho younger members engaged in
the amusementa provided and spent
n long evening in the open air, such its
tho beautiful climatoand temperature of
this locality at this season of tho year
makes possible
Smallpox In Dawson.
Vancouver, B. O., July 10. Tho
St. Cutch arrived -yeeotnlay from bkag'
way brinsinc $300,000 in sold dust be
sides a largo amount of drafts. A dozen
cases of small pox liayo broken out at
Dawson.
11MS
secrete.
Women can keep secrets.
They often keep secret for
a long time the fact that
they are suffering from
drains, inflammation, ulcer
ation, or female weakness.
Hut they can't keep the se
cret very long1, because the
hollow eyes, checks that
have lost their freshness.und
the irritability which comes
from sorely tried nerves, alt
conspire to puuiisii me sto
ry ot sutienng
motive for
The usual
sucti secrecy,
Prescription,
can consult Dr. R. V.
dread of indelicate nutations and offen
sive examinations, is removed by Dr.
Pierce's methods. Diseases of the worn
unly organs arc perfectly cured by the
use 01 ur. fierce s l'avonte
Sick women
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., by letter free.
Vour wonilerful medicine, 'l'avonte Pre
Ktlption," writes Mr. C N. Anderwn, ol Rock
bridKC luthi, Rockbridge Co., Va., 'lu God.
Menu to wck ami sickly women. retorintr goou!
health without ubjecting their weak nerves to
the shock of iu cianiluatiou. I was all run
ilowu In health, could, not wotk but a short time
without resting. Was very, nervous and had
very poor apixtlte dectJtd 10 unit to .
tUif and ttjumyrait. and ara thankful that I
did, for I rcorlrcda fivorable reply I took six
bottles of 'l'avorile Prescription,' one ol Gold
en Medical Discovery,' and one vial of Pellets,'
and 1 can now wotk as welt as I coild before I
was tskcu sick. I think I)r Pierce's medicine
the be.t in the world for sick uud ucrvous
women,''
Are Your Teetli
Worth Half a Dollar.
Then why nejlectlthem? Come here
We'll sell you the test tooth brushes that
It's possible to make for 25c.
We'll sell you a bottlei of our own tooth
powder for 25c.
These with s little of your help will keep
jourteMh In cood condition. We know
the brush lsallrl(ht--know Itenoufhto
say--another one If we're mistaken. We
know the Tooth Powder Is all rlfht
'cause we make It.
D. J. Fry
Ever try to take Pictures? It's lots of
fun. We've Cameras and all the other
thlnts.
? AH a HMl5
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
The "army worm" is not conllniiig his
attentions to tho farm crops.
The itching for oflice is said to bo best
cured by lively scratching ut tho polls.
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The law under which our army waa in
creased two hundred er cent expires by
limitation July 1st, 1901.
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The world will never bo Christianized
through tho bullet. You can't Bhoot tho
spirit of Christ into men. Albany
Democrat.
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Tho Chinaman fears not death. Wo
know it, but forgot It, and believed that
ho could not and wonld not light. Wo
know better now.
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Col J. A. Thomas, of Cincinnati, a
Palmer-Bucknor Democrat In 1890,1ms
organized n llryan and Stevenson club
of nearly 3000 members.
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How some of tho gop press would
like to think that Dave Hill is not sup
porting llryan? It also hurts them to
think that Richard Crokcr is in line.
X X X
Tho hearing of tho contest that is ex
pected to oust Hon. II. R. Kincald from
tho ofllco of county judge ol Linn county
has been postponed until August 8.
They might aa well make it indefinite.
It is n rcgrctable fact that thousands
of mechanics and laborers aro thrown
out of work just becauee the government
has enough war equipment, and the
factories have shut down for a time.
X X X
The Statoeman publishes a long ar
gument by Sam Jones to prove that
truata aro a public lxncllt. That paper
lita also advocated that public debts
wore a blessing, and that high taxes
it boon to property owners.
IX 4
Wo have but six first-class battleships
and a party asking (or a reduction lit
tlio number. Kxchange.
Hut wo havo hundreds of old tubs
bought by Hanna and Brother Abuer,
and some of them coat about as much
as cruisers.
.
David 11. IIlll continues to bo consid
erable of a Democrat. Albany Demo
crat, t cs, he refused tho vico-presidon
tial nomination at Kansas City. Cor
vallis Gazotto.
This is a mistake, for Mr. Hill stood
next to Stovenson in tho munler of
votes received for vice-president,
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One of tho employes in tho census of
flco at Tacoma, in a burst of confidence,
gave out tho population of that City
Ho is now in jail and is having a world
of trouble It stands census enume
rators in hand to ask all tho question
thoy please but to an swor none.
I 4 i
Wheat is getting near tho dollar mark
again, biivor stands still, and oven
corn is worth nearly as much now as an
ounce 01 saver.
The nbovo is from the Eugene Regl8
ter of July 14, which in tho same issue
quotes, wheat at 45 cents and it has
dropped 3 cents since. Wa trust I(h
other political assertions are nearer true
than tuts.
our July sale, nnd now tho opportunity comes, and our patrons know that thev
get just what wo advertise, and they appreciate tho fact that wo never miirepro.
sont. And hero goes suits that will captivate thp eye and loosen the purse itttnirs
of nvnrv cood luiliio of clothitiir. A larK
youth's' suits. t3, l, 5, ill; men's a ash
in. 10. 17.50. f8t men's tweed suits, $0. t
business troueerB, tip top for business wear.
go lino of boys' crash suits at COc. and 76c
tch suits, 2, 3, 11.50; mon's sorgo suits, u'
. $7, S: men's worsteds, 110, 12.50, $b'
wear ci. ct.uv, v.w mm uu. ninn .M.i
boys' suspenders, men nnd boys' neckties and shirts, crash and folt hats all priced
to your advantage. A lino lino of ladles' skirts in linen, denims and pique
trimmed and plain, well made and nicely finished. All tho above are strictly up!
M Friedman's New Met Store
Cor. Stato and Commercial Sts.
Salem Oregon.
hew Crosswalk.
Strret Commissioner Frlzzell is nut.
ting in a cement crosswalk on Ferry
street at tlio Willamette hotel corner.
100 Hands.
Wanted at once to pick peas, cood
WSL'es. Call at cannnrv. U'limnn lnv
Int tla. in. 10 2t
Second - Hand Bicycles
AND SEWING MACHINES
1 have cleaned out a lot of the former this week, but
have a few irood ones remaining. One k n wnmWc A.,iMa
at 520, good as new, and another a '99 Tribune for 7, with
one new casine. Others of various sorts.
In sewing machines, we have various makes from S5.00
up. We get these goods in our numerous trades and take
mem ai meir vaiue, can tnus sell tliem at a safe price to you.
. . Our machine trade is growing right alonir. are doino- :,
growing right along, are doing a
w I Y htlr (ttnno aa.J1a... ...1 .... i 111
uiS uuantcai uuw ui iiceuic unu pans, we carry
of everything in that line. Step in and see us.
the
best
R. A. WIQQINS
cr
307 COM. ST.
Pianos, Orgaui, Sewing Machines, llicycles
I have secured several lines of new goods at reduced
rates and offer them to consumers at wholesale prices.
Pulley Belts, fine ones only 25c.
Crash skirts only 50c.
Duck skirts, regular $1.25 only 75c.
Mercerized silk underskirts regular $1.25,
only 85c.
Yard wide percale, 7 l-2c yd.
Pearl buttons, 5c a doz.
Bone buttons 10c gross.
Silk mitts 15c a pair.
Large assortment of laces, ribbons, embroideries, cor
sets and gloves at less than wholesale cost.
I am still selling ladies' fine shoes, regular $4.00 for
$1.25 a pair, and oxford ties at 50c, 65c, and 75c a pair.
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postofflce.
BRIDGE & BEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
SOPERIOR
STOUES and
RANGES.
CAN BE
FOUND AT
GRAY
SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM, ORE
THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER
Price $35.00
The Chicago cannot be excelled for
compactness and clearness of writing. It
is easy to learn to operate, and there is a
small number of parts to get out of order.
K. I.. Kino,
Gen'l Agent for Oro.
Albany Oregon.
Clvdk IlnocK,
Local Aeont,
Balem Oregon.
Heal Estate at Assesor's Valuation.
1'oiiTi.ANt), Oregon, July 18, 1000
KniHoii Jociinai.: I own lots 1 and 2,
block 12, Capitol Park addition, Salem,
Oregon, which are assessed at $200 (or
the year 1S0O. Is it poseiblo that these
lots aro assessed for as much ob I would
gladly tako for them?
FltANK C, Hakkr.
The Yellowstone Park Line.
Tho Nortlurn I'acitle runs daily trains
trom rortlaml to tlio famous Yellow
stone Park. Tho natural wonders of
this park havo beon so often described
that it Is unnecessary to describe them
Hero. Hound trip excursion rates are
now in eltect, anil many people from
tills county and Europe, are including
tho park in their sutnmor vacation trips.
To many people, this Is the tour of a
lifetime, many aro tho sights they de-
ecriuo witn enthusiasm to their friends,
uu vnuir ruiuru.
for nirtiier information, rates, etc.,
see any Northern Pacific agent, or write
rt. u. jiiarnon, a. u. r. A., 255 Morn
son street, corner Third, Portland.
7-12-Ct.
SELF RISING
Pancake Flour
ONLY 5c A PACKAGE
A SNAP FOR
Campers ....
CALL EARLY
SUPPLY LIMITED
EPPLEY'S
ELECTRIC GROCERY
RATES ON ICE
Bottled Beer
Kllngerft Beck.Successors to SouthSalero
Bottling Works.
All ordora for bottled beer will be filled
at Uie browery. Kept on cold storage.
Frflo city delivery. Telephone 2131.
A Creditto Salem
, Our transfer, truck and
building material business is
increasing.
Call our new Red, White
and Blue trucks, we have
CAREFUL DRIVERS
PROMPT DELIVERY
REAS0NABE PRICES
RELIABLE GOODS
With these requisites we
are bound to win. Builders
and Contractors please call
and Inquire prices.
We are fully equipped for
all work, light and heavy.
D, S. Bentley & Co.
PhonoSOl. 310 FrontTTt
Crystal Ice Works
la dellyering Ice to ita patrons
at tho prevailing prices, Alio
ice cream in any quantity will
be delivered to any part of the
the city. Price 65c per gallon,
warranted to keep 12 hours after
delivery. :::::: :
J. Maguire Prop'r.
The following low rates on tee have
been ogrewl upon by tho Capital Ice
orks and Crystal Ice Works, of Uiis
city beginning Slay 10: '
Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time
60c per hundred j less than 100 lbs 76c.
Private parties using 100 lbs or more,
76f;.lf8 n 1W ll9, Ic per lb. No
sale below 10c
Ice in tori loUU7.60; half ton, fl.00,
at the works. ' '
Ice shippod in sacks 7& rwr ma ...i,.
extra, Capital Ick wAn
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can get all you want
to eat at the
WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT
Our patrons receive the best the
market affords. Open day and
night.
McKiHop & Berkhart
106 Hta St.
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from 6 to 8 per ?';
according to security no expense or
examination. Insurance effected on
hops and other property at lowest rates.
John Moir 290 Com, st,
7.16-U dAw
w Gktstal lf Wobks.