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TILB'WORKS
AanufaGtures a Complete
near Fair Grounds, Salem Ore.
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During the State Fair
iM&te-
Great Salem Art Center
Fair Grounds store
To Campers and ethers: having purchased
the stock of general merchandise former
ly owned by Theo. Nolf and added largely to
the same, we invite you to call and examine
our goods. "Our prices are rieht." X X
C. J. SPITSBflRTfl, Prop.
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'STEUSLOPF BROTHERS....
WHOLgSLE A,Np RETAIL
Butchers and Packers
Complete Cold Storage Plant
EMPORIUM
Stock complete. Latest styles. Udies and buyers are ii.
vited to call and view our fine millineiy.
LOWEST PRICES PREYAIL
TJKB MISSES GOODB
309 COMMERCIAL ST.. SALEM.
-' ' '-iMfTV '""' wi ' ' .i i
THE HENRY B.
:dU (IllOU
232 COMMERCIAL STREET.
'J he strosgett and rnoit reUnblo oomnanloajii tho World.
Jt(teW anjnsuror lnterUi cajrefij
HJIIVy.UUI,
;j to tot thlWitn, o4 ae
borne caa bt eoraptrtely hap
py vitfcoot Uaca. yet
orta! Uutwjn wbkB tb
et jxttant taeSJbex em p
the took forward W Uk eriOeU bo jrflh PP
Moffier Friena
f0 SAYS his mother. It is hard Iq keep
tU such boys in clothes-or rather inside
of clothes. We have had some suits
built to hold that "Buster" of yours and jf
you will bring him here for his v - -.
Fall and Winter Suits
We will give you garments that will
stand all the racket he can giye them. You
will find our prices reasonable and it you
will allow us to show you our new styles
we are sureyou will count your Ume welj
spent , X X ,
Line Tile of all. sizes. Works
Display just west of Pavilion.
STUDIO
don't fail to visit the
MILLINERY
THIELSEN
Husti.en nrouintlv
mnirti.
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BY HOFER BBQ
iQTHEOS
iiOSVA f. SEPT. 17. 1W
Oailv On Year. 3.00 In Advance '
Dally Four Months $1 In Advance
Vookly One Yoar SI.OO In Advance
ON THE SAND-DUNES AT WEWrORT.
t monk! that I might walk today
Where roll Uie waters eool ami "grey.
Acres thy weir J ami windy strand,
Wbateriie tlHMtthatintingueapY of sand:
Where winds of heaven wander free
Aeros tlofl ww ta dear In m
Those f amis at first so drear to me
At Kevrtiort by-the Sea.
1 saw thy stalely ltghtboe tower,
First in a rammer sunset Imr.
And heard the merry, MitimcMnos
01 children slnzin oh tle dunes :
Thoe rifting, ditting ware of sand,
T1io mellow, yellow craves of s8d,
So wild ami wo der fwl to me.
At Newport-by-the-Sea.
I Mtr thr changing harbor Heht
Streaming athwart the murky night:
I stood amid the breaker! dim.
And Mir the pulsing tide creep in
Aeroes tbote ehinimering piles of sand,
Acrwa tin) glimrnerin;' Hies of sand.
TIicm sands so myMkai to me,
At Newport-by-tne-Sea.
At twilight, where yon laurel waves'
Above the loBely I rrdta craves,
Melhought J taw the warriors etand
Upon thedanee, a spectral hand:
Among tlttse quivering nits ot rand,
Among thoteshivering hills of sand,
Wan and mrstertoos to me.
At Newport-by-the-Sea.
( would that I were there today,
1 talnd me that Uie ikiee are grey;
And yet I with that I might be
Where winds of ticaven wander free,
Coskl hear again the lilting tones
The children sane upon the dune,
Thcdan's at first too drear to me.
The dunes so strangely dear to me,
At Ncwport-bytbe-Sea.
LET
US MAKE THIS A RED
YEAR FOR EUSIHESS.
LETTER
The state fair is a success beyond all
expectation and an assured business
euM. The Salem city government is
seeli that this city can receive no back
tats. Kew buildings are going up and
property is coming into demand. Ho
city government in the fature can
piango this city in debt or increase
taxes.
With sb1i safe conditions before him
it behooves eyery basiiiege roan in the
Capital City to put his best foot forward
ami let us all unite to mnke tills year a
red letter year. Let each Individual
business man push his butine to the
utmost and let us tee if the year 1MX3 in
spile of the pret identkti campaign oan
not bo made the Wg,'eit year for bus!
tiows in tho history of lite city.
While the grain crop has been n ar
tial failure, and many of the grain farm
ers are going to be left short handed, in
mo aggregate tlie crops will bring more
money, and there will be more money dls
tributed among the masses of the ople
thou ever before. The working people
have been employed in tho hop yards
and orchards, by reason of large crops
and fair prices, at good wages, ami they
are the people who mnko tho dlffemneu
between good business conditions and
bad. Thu bunIiiMs conditions nre goinu
to ho good for the next four months.
There can be no doubt nltout it.
What are yon going to do, tnaku the
best of these favorable conditions? You
'lire in mis'noM in Haluin. You havo a
slock of goods- It is your duty to meet
the people half way. Tell them what
you have. Make tooplu within thirty
miles of Salem feel that you want them
to couio here ami trail. Make it an
object to them. Make it pleasant for
thurn after they nrti here. Offer them
bargains. IX not bo afraid to bait your
hook with a herring for fear you will not
catah u whale.
Tull people m hat you have in the way
of a big stock, excellence of ciiality, or
bargains in tho way of prkos. The imjo
Ae appreciate those things. They study
the newspaper! closely to see what in
duuements aru offered at Sialoin to eomo
and trodit. If every huslntwi man will
offer his specialties and close bargains
(rum now until New Year it will prove
such a magnet that thu circle of balum
trade will be extended fifty per cent, ami
everyone will get tho benefit of it.
There Is one thing all merchant
should de. (Jo over your stock nnd pick
out ull stock that ought In your opinion
bo worked off before tho end of tho year,
and whleh it will not pay to cary over
as dead stock into next year and per
haps for years. Pull it out of its hiding
places and sell it at oost or below cost.
Give the pwtplu tho benefit of thusaeri
iko nnd turn it into money instead of
having it UKCiiinulalolng and growing
more and maru unsalablo. If vou havo
dead stock get rid of it, and thuru Jfl no
wsy to do that but to push it off 6u the
iMrgalneotiiilur. Many a merchant Ims
boHi ruined by the accumulation of dead
stuff.
Policies like these pursued hy uvery
ImuMhoss man in the city will make this
a rod" letter yewr and will (Hit life, and
ginger lute our community and iWiiso
everjr uiiersi 10 iurgeaueau us u sivouui.
, With thu heat and richest farming coun
try in the statu ail around us, we have
only ourtelvtja to hlume if hu lag behind
In the rao of prosintrity.
w vui
TtO UXftllTt) I
To Cure a Coli la Oat Day
NftHou oululu TsaloU. Al.
ism wimtj ii ii huh hi
Ufe
wMun- m ntu isx.
HEASOhSFOR ROOSEVELrs COOL HECEP.
TIOW IN CHICAGO.
Thu ltepublleun leaders do not know
what to fay or think about tho cool
reception Uovurnor HoooMilt got in
Chkugo on Ijtlor Pay. It is a complete
Instilloatloii of the petition which uvury
ndmUiUlratiou leader from Ilaun.dowu,
held at the Philadelphia vonvontlonr
Or tlUcouifort. no Irritation ot ta la-
rrf?7 twy. 1WUW W
htimhfUt c4iibjj, whi iv mm
HovtFv mils
Boldojr ali drurfsltta. ' Scoau.
The beit mcd.
icine to take
for
Ixweosnox,
PrsrH-su,
BtU.tODSJ.ES,
or
MUEU
Feevbis
AXD
ACE
Isti.e Bitters.
It means
health ferevry
cofferer from
tiHHcIl UN.
itters
" I fall to
give it a trial
that IUseteJt would rove a danger.
ooly meak eandifa((. It Is too tato to
f"'e foldyoa so," ami the man
agers hate to dt the best they can.
Bat it is safe to say that Kootevelt will
not be permitted to speak befnre any
more labor aadienees.
Chieago labo nnhms hare long mem
orkfs and they dug down ImIow all of
of Governor RwHireU'u reent Htter
nBcee for a. gem of six years ago Soon
after the fierce lalwr strikes of 1SGI were
crttlied by military forc, Theo'loro
Ilootevelt and Colonel Tamer of the
rir4Kegimerit,Illluois Votanteers, were
speakers at a mate meeting held at the
Auditorium. Daring his speeeh llooto
velt mM :
"Any man who engagos in a strike
or any man who goes where a strike U
on should be shot."
When Theodore Itoosevelt uttered the
words qaoied above he emote the heart
of every working man in Chicago. Tli
ttioMnds of tollers wlio marched
through the streets on Labor Djy IkuI
not forgotten his unprovoked assault
at the Anditortom. That ?J! why the
Hepabliean candidate for Vice President
was the figure aroand which a whirl
wind of indignation swept in Klectric
Park.
Stops the Costb tni Works off the CoU.
I.tiaHre HremoQQloinelaMrU tme a ioM
om lr- So Carr. No 1'iy. J'Kt He h it-
"tHE IDEAS OF HAMILTON.
Hpeaker Henderson's cry for a revival
of Ilarniltonlanlsra Is not likely to be
echoed by men like Senator Lodge, who
know from their hlstosloal studies what
Hamilton's ideal on government were.
SpMker Henderson declares that he
wants a man elected to the presidency
who believes in thote doctrines. Does
he inelnde Hamilton's aristocratln
theories in his approbation? Does he
know what kind of a government it was
that Alexander Hamilton wished the 13
American colonies to set np after the
war of independence? In Mr. Lodge's
biography of Hamilton our Mas
sachusetts senator describes the "repub
lic" which tho great revolutionary states
man advocated in this message:
Tho epublie of Hamilton was to be an
ariVj.ratie as destluiMiished from a
democratic republk, and the Kerof
the eJxrute states wai to be effectually
crippled. The first object was to be at
lained by committing the choice of the
preskleil and sonatorc, who wore to held
otflee during good behavior, to a class of
the community qualified to vote by the
possession of n certain amount of real
projtorty. The second was to be secured
by giving to t'te president of the United
Stales the appointment of thu governors
of the various states, who were to have
n votn on all slate legislation. Theso
provisions, ns may bo seen at n glance,
involved tlio essiintiat character of the
government, snd although purely repul
Iknii, came much nearer to the British
model than any other by their recognition
of classes and of the olltlcal rights of
property.
There you Iiavh Alexander Hamilton's
l)itical philosophy stripped and ux
loed. Hamilton was a remarkable man,
lint his ideas wero not in tho least
democratic. They will not make a irood
issue in this campaign.
"Take llted WU1 Surtly Seeta"
He sure to heed thu first symptonsof
indigestion, nurvoumiwe ami impure
blood, and thus avoid chronic dyspepsia,
nervous prostration und all evils tiro
d 11 rod hy bad blooiL Hood's Barsapa-
rllla Is your safeguard. It quickly sets
the stomach rlnht. strengthens and
quiets thu uervos, iHiriflee. enriches und
Mtallsea Win blool ami keens no the
health tone
All liver Ills aru oared by Hood's Pills
S6c.
STEYN AND DE VET.
Nor York Tribune.
We might apply to the Iloer leaders in
the South African war tho saying, "The
last shall be tint ' That would be no
nnru than simple Justice to the two man
above all others have been at the fore in
theso lat weeks und months. Kx-President
Stuyn, of the former Orange IMver
Free State, is one. When ho negotiated
the union between tho Orange Statennd
the Transvaal it looked as though the
little state wai to lose its individuality
in the big one. and President Steyu
would bo quite over-shadowed by Presl
ilont Kruger. lhit Steyu has managed
to keep at the fore. While Mr. Kruger
remained in Pretoria ho wont to the
front ami fought. When Mr Kruger
Had from Pretoria with his gold in a pri
vate oar, Mr. Stoyn was marching ami
raiding ami ngliUug in the field. (No
dlttredit to Mr. Kruger need bo Implied
lu this outupariMii, tor there is a gredt
different? In the ages of the two men
untl In their litttow (or astivo work in
tliotleld.) And (or weeks pist, when
no one has known or greatly oured upon
what "pari iuular siding Mr. Krugor'acar
Has shunted, thu chief interest in the
whole oampaiun has Until centered Un
Mr. Sieyn's rooureotil endeavors to
sUveoff the inevitable.
l'pou Mr Steyu and (ieaeral He Wet.
Lit that latter name In tp..keii with
rwpcct. oven by Tommy Atkius, for I it
one of the fo v naimM m either side that
h vo risen in this war to a Hue eminence.
with a promUe of lasting distinct on,
Joubort wus a brave und knightly war
rior. Qroaje, at bay, was soiuo one to be
reminLH(ivd long in the annali o( de.
pj,Mlt alor. Hut Christian IWet is.
alter alf, the Roer hero of the war. A
J:ratfo tho world had never hoard of
him. Tie was anob.Hirofanuer,livingat
laOSTETTER
' CttCBRATCO M
DENTON & 60.
130 SIXTH
PORTLAND,
mmu
Olive Bicycles and
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Exhibit Near Pavillion, Just Inside Door. The Largest Ex
clusive Bicyle House in the Northwest not controlled by a
trust.
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL!
ELLIS
Wholesale and
Candy Manufacturers,
Stand Opposite Pavillion.
Full Stock ut Poifland Prices.
Roodeval, Hooking his pipeaud probably
' walloping his niggers" in natriaehnl
Afrikander fashion. When the war
broke out ho shouldered thgun he had
carried at Majuba Hill and went to the
front as a private, h'tep by step he roe,
until now, he is the general commanding
the only Iloer army of furious import
ance remaining in the Held. And with
only two or three regimonts at his Itoela
he has for weeks been bulling Lord Ro
berta and Lord Kitchener and all thti'
lieutenants, with their tons of thouwmds
of men: raiding their linen one day nnd
tho next leadlr.g them on a wild goote
chase across tho veldt t catch him
whoro he is not.
The end must came at last, and prob
ably will come soon, liut when all is
done tho men whom Great Ilrilian will
remember as her most stubliorn und
troublesome foes wi'l be not tlioeo wlio
led their armies into Natal and the Capo
"todrivo the Itoolneks into iIiohV nnd
besieged Ladysrnlth and Kimberiey, but
rather thono who took up the rnnning
whon the race seemed lost, and by their
skill and daring und endurance held an
overwhelming foe, long at buy and main
talned their indepondonceaiter the tause
elbowhero seemed hoolesily lost. We
miy not love Steyn, theoolJ, unsmiling,
Machiavellian schemer, bnt at least we
iust admire his telf-sacritlce and his
it Sawed
My fe
Fxtreme cases of dis
com.' tot tla real value
of a medicine Many "tonic" ami
" stimulant " preparations, whwh have
uo real mcdkuiAl value, ecui to brace
up the users when they arc feeling
"played out." Au sumulaut will do
thu whether bought at the liquor store
or drug store. The true tcot of a med
icine is when life itself u staked on its
remedial power. In hundred of such
oases Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery lias been the means of saving ufe
when even the "family tloctor" luul
pronounced sentence of death.
nJ mv Uaillv UvKtur aoid I -'' aot U-
inu nctn grrai uiHtrer Mr Knl ),
in man In twv yMiv but, tbanV llui I am MU1
a nv-
uviug.- writes r vrurgc w inutow, at Ubm
ooraU Auriuta Co.. Va. Dr. WcrWa OotSa
MtJtcal DiMwvcry (a wtmt uvl m lifc I tu4
heart treul)e to tuj that 1 cuuU not He an my
left aide Hitbout a sreat deal of Ml, t wm
uearly paat wark wIwa I twinirBcwt yaw m4.
Idue, tut t can d aliout aa muck wort bom u
any nan. I cauos uy tou muck lor tfte lM
t ojt rvwiTtu.-
Man
my
uiscjses, nantcu tor the wnmm
affoctcd, as "heart dihca&c ."
sal i T
Mwg iu ,
eaie, "itver coMtpMiut." etc., ate par-
(cctly cured by Dr Pierce's CoUesi Med
ical Discovery, which cures through tit
stonuch ducaca which original ut the
stomach.
ALWAYS HCLP5.
ALMOST ALMAY5 HEMS.
STREET,
ORE.
Automobiles
& ZINN,
Retail
,i.
tinrlinchlng courage. We may not, on
. luwthetk; grounds, admire the uncouth
'and unkempt DoU'it.butno countrvman
cf Francis Marion and Philip Sheridan
can withhold a tribute of praise to hie
skill in strategy, his celerity in opera
tion and hie indomitable valor in all
things. His nnme will bo the brightest
in the hut chapter of Doer military his
tory. A Few Peintcrs
The recent etaUetiee of Uie number of
deaths show that the utqe majorit.v die
with consumption. This disease uay
commence with an apparoiilly bar We
oough whieii can be cured instantly by
Kemp's liaiMin for tho Throat and
Lunge, which is guaranteed to cure and
relieve nil cases. Price 36c. ami 50c.
For sale hy all druggists. 1
In the llopysris.
Camp Herren is rather doerted now,
businees called nil the men away and
the rainy weather has driven the few
hop pickers homeward. It isabeautiful
spot, hut very lonly on a rainy day.
Camp No. 2 at the llorren Imp yard
begins to look as i' a Texas cyclone had
struck it. Mr. Mimbers came for his
family on Friday morning, Mrs.
Clturlton rustled around and got a man
with a woodrack to take herself, family
and oainping outfit to Salem, Mrs.
Chaileton as well as all the pickers at
thia yard have done remurkably well
ticking hops, and have only words of
praiie for the management.
The rains of the last few days haw
made it rather disagreeable for the many
people ramped in the numerous Imp
yards throughout the country. A few-
nays ot nne wwatner -woum nave seen
most of the smaller yards finished; the
Lop are proumui:od a good quality but
th y are rather eruullsr than imutl which
make picking slower, awl pickers are
not doing so woll a they expucted to.
The llomllest Man la Sjlem
As well as thr handboiuuBi, and otlier
arc invited to call on any druggist,
and uet freo n tnal bottle of Kemp's
I(h1iii for II Throat and Lum.'-. a
remedy that I guaranteed to cure and
ranuwa w cure aou uuvlniT - oi court Street
and Acuta C-ughB,uuynis phoae 1781.
uoiieve tut Chronic
Asthma, HrncriitU nud Oonsutup
nun. rrti'e aoc. ami mm. eoavw
Domiteas Seat Free.
Under Uie direclkms of Mr. Chrieten
mui. of San l'ntnci, Kufettc Shelly,
asuutHt Htiierintitdwia of the Wells
haigii Company, has notiReil th local
agent here, 'lltomas-Heynoki. authoris
ing him to phip free of cbargt.'hipmeiiti
o( money ami other donation m reoH
able qnaiititkM to Um Galveton suffer.
ms. farm who have donation eau
leaire Uiem with Sir. Reynolds or Mavor
Hlfchop.
f
The Latest Ysrn.
A PilUbwrg druwmer telln this new
yarn: I always oarrv a bnufo of
emp's Hnismui in my n'rtp. I take cold
leaailv aiwl rt .ul.j u vui. i
. "m m r" w ssw n
ways uwVtw uie a well man. Kywtv
wlirr I ko I aVMnk Kl wxwd for
' Kemp I tak h4d of mY cMtennors
I Uke old men and young men, and tell
, llwsu cosiAiieutially what I tki wle,i 1
lake cold. At lrwKite. 96c ami 50. . 4
OASTOHIA.
Bttnti. lMKMTNrlmJUsMnsssk
rr-c&A
i sjafx ' i
PEtt.
Grand Promenade
"NONPARSll ;
317 Com. Street, ' -
The ladles of Salem will be deeply interested in the Paris hats which SI
Hooker will dfeptay. A large shipment to arrive on Saturday. All will be !'
coca?. ""
Onr trimmer Miw Mae Cromwell, has spent tho summer in the most ttibto
aWe centers of New York arid Chicago, and has rUI the new and up-to-dtc Ha2"
CANDY
We are Wholesale Agents
For the Sweet Candy
Company of Portland
YOU CAN ORDER YOUR CANDY AND CONFECTIONERS
LY OF US AND SAVE CARTAGE. X X A A X
SUPPLY
J. G, Wright & Company
207 Commercial St. Salem.
TUB WONDERi
...RESTAURANT
Lunches 5c upward.
Regular meals 20c.
Turner Block next 10 Harritt & LawrenceT
FORWARD Si. HYDE
BRIDGE & BEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
50PERI0R
CAN BE
FOUND AT
GRAY
SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM. ORE
SALEM HOP BUYERS,
Squire Farrar
No M Bute St. Tbnne No. I Jit.
Wra. Brown Co
Both Rtflldlai. CxniBretftt SL (cround
auorl. uflke ilba o. ).
Lilienthal Bros.
II. J. OUenhelmer, Marajrer. Office ever
i.aiM & nun nauK. wboho .no. mi.
Catlin Linn
Osee over Weller! grocerr Ure.
.No Sit.
'Pbene
J, Carmichael
oiBee over Johaaoa's Ctethlo; itere, In
Butta-tkeaiaa Mlg.
T, A, Livesley Co
Coromerelal Bcead italr muth of Ladd
X Bit'b Ubk bank, (uom IS, opuatrt.
I'bone 1211.
L D Jacks Co
lloftooleefornerlroocapleit by Herren i
Lery KHilh of Wllfamette HoleL
SALEM LODGES
c'alera Camp No.
o."lTg.
w w.
Ueetl eTerr Frldmr
pc. 7:80, la A. O. U. W- haJl. Bute Ins.
evet.
bide.
f. V. PrnntT. f. C.
W, A. ileattx.
clerk
rot,m 16, Uoorwa blk
KCRKSTBRS OK AMBRIOA
Court bberwood Forest No. 1. Meu Frldaj
nlgbu lu Tamer Wock. John M. Chase, C. It.
A L. Browu re?y ll-17-lrr
rjrnoo A complete stock
vll (Too of grass and clover
VDOiic seeas always on
k II V 1 1 ." I j n -
hand. Prices the
lowest possible for first-class
seeds. Give us a call before
i BREWSTER & WHITE,
The Feed Men. .
Salem Soap
Works
The
tiroprietor of the Salem Soap
A orks has theco oeretton of the under
eiyneu uewrs.
Consumers wlto desire a first-class
soap will
Encourage Home Industry
By ordering SaWmewmde soap from
Mrs. II. Huffman,
II. Maguin,
K. X Albright.
Goi.len Rule slort
Sleiwr A On,
H. NtmtMtMtuer.
Jasn Shunts,
Ah"x. Dam
Yok- haaia T. i"
I. A. IXjragisb,
Mhtnifc thtwera,
J. Hewitt,
AivHkceA (teed,
M. T Rineman,
C. M. Kwrfey,
TIm. Fat Star..,
W. L Wwl-.
Damon Hme
aii.ee of other mareliants will
added aj arrangements an. made.
Ike
Millinery Opening
CANDY
OF SALEM..-.
"V
5T01E5 and
RANGES.
CANADIAN
2C PACIHC
100 Hours Ocean to Ocean
via
The Imperial Limited
Grand Scenery -
Fast Time
Model Accomodations
Tourist and firat-clses sleeping curs
BOSTON.
MONTREAL,
TO ONTO,
OTTAWA
ST. PAUL
For full particulars apply to
E. J. COVLE, H. H. ABBOTT.
A. G. P. A., 146 Third St.
Vancouver, B. 0. Portland.
More Cheap Excursions
to the East
Itound trip tickets from Denver, Colo
rado Springs, and Pueblo to Chicago,
Peoria and intermediate points, will oe
sold August 10, and September 7 and
21, by the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
JIT KATK (
One llrgolu FareJ'lu3.JiOOft)r;ll308(.Trip
Return fjtn'lt October Si) 1000
One fare to Chicago and return
Aug. 23 4, 25, Stl.Tor tho
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT
With liberal return limit.
SPECIAL TRAINS
Oxe Niht Otrr to Chioaoo, will lcve
IVnver 3:45 p m., Colorado PB.
365 p. m and PueWo 2.45 p. ta.
curaions of Aug. 10 and 24, and Kept
7 and 21. Tickets alto good on rejuiar
traine For full information apply to
A. E Coopkk. Gen. agU Portland Or.
E. W. Tnonpsox, A. G. P. A..
Topek, San.
Jouk FsBAirruw. G. P. A., Chi;so
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