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WANTED-Woirave ;
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Tho Kind You IIxivo Ahvnyfl Bought, nml which has been
in use I'm ovor 80 yonvH. lias bo mo tho Rltrimtiiro ol?
M-'rjrna)2Con?8?B.,,0"lJ
and litis boon uirwlo under 11h poc
Houttl Hunorvlslon siivco Its Infancy
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tiRVCE GE$aae.!a"ll MaJemC SARAH COWELL LE.MOIME, "la the Greatest Thlnr In the World', MAUD SANPORD, at Prince of Wales' Theater, Londsn
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Unci Bob'a llnlUtune ntorf.
"An old countryman 1 lined to knaw
when I was living In nouth Georglu,"
remarked a college professor apropos
of sudden changes In the weather,
"wnJn at leaat ono respect a Very ro
marSiblo character. To a casual lis
tener lie appeared to bo n fluent and
' unconscionable liar, yet when you cauio
to scrutinize any of bis stnteiucuts
closely It wna Impossible to cutcti bin)
Iu tho slightest deviation from tho
truth."
"One day In early spring we bad nn
unusually severe fall of hall, and next
uiornltig while driving down tbe road
ivltlr A friend wo happened to eneouu
ler the old fellow nt Ills gate. 'Woll,
- Uncle nob,' I said, 'that was n pretty
bad hailstorm wo bad yesterday.' 'I
utiould say It was,' be replied. 'You
Just oughter seed some of the stones
(hut coiuo down In my back yard,'
How big were they?' I naked "IJout
aa big us small watermelons,' said he.
'Well," we've caught him In a whopper
nt last,' chuckled my friend oh we
drove on. 'No, we haven't,' I groaned,
'Aa usual the old rascal has seemed
' nil the advantage of u line, large lu
nud at theaume time Iiiih adhered rigid
. ly to the truth. Look at that vine.'
"An early watermelon vine was fes
tooning the bottom rail of a fence by
tho roadside, and hero nud there It was
studded with minute green spheres
ubout tho size of gooHeberrles, My
friend made no comment. I never tried
to catch Uncle Bob ugalu." New Or
leans Times-Democrat.
An Arab's Parlor.
A woman traveler In Egypt Is amax
ed at tho dearth of tho natives' house
bpjd. goods, says it correspondent of tho
Chicago News. There Is little furniture
because tho Arab needs little. Ills life
Is spent out of doors, and he can sleep
In any handy gutter ns peaceably and
happily ns u child, while most of bin
Aiuenbi are eaten In the open air.
' j, It. 'one exceptionally luxurious house,
that of a cburwotinu, the trnvcler
found a purlor It wns regarded an n
sort of shrine by Kntlum. Blie had
made It a fetich, devoting to Its embeb
,'UsUuient nil the money she couhl sparu
Vand sacrificing to It even her children's
jwauta. -The visitor wua shown through
a broken down doorway luto n squalid
jiassagc, where two roottm ut either
villi feyeuled perspectives of greater
eq'uaior beyond. Clilldreu teemed from
uovery entrance.
Arrival ut tho holy of holies, tho
'- door had to be unlocked. It was n
Jo and uew Illiuiliigham lock. Distant
lilijiiQhester bud supplied a carpet blaz
ing with roses and small cretuii cur
taliiB of brllllauuy to match. Such
things aro In Cairo called "fellah" "(vul
gar), nii pone but, fellahlu are found
to'lioJiurclmserH of ilium, but poor l-'u-iiniu'jf
lioiTorH uio not yet quite cnta
logfjed. From some common shop Iu
the lUsUj, she had eaptured two or
tjireoglausfvaueH, and In them tlje hut
loiluh of tvliitiiph-woio nrtlttclul (low.
eis.
' Cblnean HuperlUlou,
W,beu Oenerul UiulU wmh vlsltjng
ChJnu.chesterlIole6mbe. for muuy
years nevietnry of tjle AmeNcflii fea
,t1on ut IeUlpg, nei ineq, foi him urtirlvl
CgiMiPVi before I bat tlmiueitirdeil to
. irfoielgner. the privilege ofeidnVsalon
lillo tluatiaeivil pieeinetH urQli 'IVinpU
oIh'Jyi'ii lu lekiig.
j 'fJlt W eoutjury to the soiled be
lief Of this Chhitfiu h admit aiue'iulK-r
of the feimile Si&itfld oi young even to
the temple giopiIUjI tjuder unV ilreum
ojaucea.
It Is unldKiimt should a Chi
iichc guard yeutqre,ejaJiv. u ejiny a
baby girl lu his nuns wHMu tlu forbid
deyUluos he would probaiily'be puulsh
ed?wlth dentil. Not kiiottltiiriof ihese
eihnvltb death- Nut kiionlurful
rrtttrletlyiii-f u, ipjmber of lajlt'H I
ral Urai'party enturel to
III Ueii-
f o low
jhlui wheil be yltejl the sacred edlllee.
Jteullrfiig thl-
C im sunuuHiiei
UoleoirThv ufte
hs of IhlH ue-
Hon. Me Ilhlet
rwiutl itiHilo-
glzedjo thy tmipc&fijriepiesciilutlv
Jjie conduct of blacouiitrywciiiu'U
Msjfiifoi meil thill Uc Intrusion
bjQuvcilooKcd. but iust be Kept
iv eeict us possible, for shuuld tht
populace leuiu or It an uutlfoiclgii out
tmwk&'ould ie likely to folluw They
or it mi out
l likely lii U
glw HtielTu
flimukv
JffwtiTiliIJnot roiglu- Htieu it pollution of
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A Type.
"Ethel Is the kind of a girl wl
HWMkeua envy lu any other Wbiu
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MISS ALICE NORTHLANE.
Cons'dered One of the Best
Judges of Cattle in America
si jf Bf H
Miss Northlnno boliovcs In commercial pursuits lor woiuon, who s'no nssorls
nro the mprid snporiorol men. Thosnys tliustnlito to tho now woman will bo
o reeled not to tho woman of genius but to tlio woman of "faculty."
TURN ON YOUR BACK.
Wlien Uxluinated flirlminlnir, l'nt'o
Uptvurd nud ou AVIIl llrlfl Aaliure,
A guest at my summer place a few
miles from Pablo wbllu bathing wua
carried out to sea, and when almost
out of eight uud all hope hud fled, to
our surprise, wo suddenly- saw his
body Impelled forcibly toward uu,
Then wo Baw It-recede, u few feet, nnd
then again, aa ft were, sbodt CO feet
townul the shore. This continued uu
III my son nud myself, at hist able to
reach lilm, lfbro film luseuslblu to the
beach.
After mcovery bis story was that
after losing all hope, guided by some
mysterious Impulse, be had turned
upon lils back, when lie YOU himself
tarried rtrhldly forward. lie hud then
tut nod over upon bis face to get his
hearings, when he was carried out far
ther from the land, and on again plac
ing himself upon 1ils buck thc'suri'aco
wuvea lii'uujtht him rapidly to the
ihore, i rtweued nun.
It l'iiu unor that the drowning man
Is attached by crump except In very
cold weather lie diowus from heart
failure, Induced by the violent exertion
and thojipwnrd pressure of tho water
upon "tho abdomen diminishing tho
space tinpl Impeding the action of tho
hearts Jly turulug over on the back
this 'pressure Is removed, tho back be
ing almost entire!? a strong wall of
bono nud muscle; also when on tho
back Jhf euttro body la nearer tho sur
face, aud tho surface waves tend to
wnrdftljo shore, tho uudorcurreut out
to simr'oven tho legs when upon tho
ImclrWng loss exposed to tho current
that' tends towuid tho sea. Iiy floatlug
gently ppon tho back tho heart, ro
lloe(l of Its pressure, becomes calm
and qujat, and tho swimmer cau re
gain (his strength nud float for hours.
The Oaflior whoso heart la weak should
uhvam present, whoa standing erect,
tho'rlglit side of tho body to tho wavea
uud tliim avoid the Hulllvaullko blow
of tho Incoming waves upon a crippled I
heart.. In every bathhouse should bo
pouted, tlTe Injunction. "In enso of ex- p
tile
lll-ll, ill
list lOll
k.'V
hnustl
ior uccldeut turn upon
tme
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cLsunvllto Metropolis.
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r.uiMQtr Mcrt-i AMin.Ai ri?ii i
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ft&t)l ltfii.se.
'"T'lUWMi1
may be Ida luck of moral
JflJ
iiivuml originality uf Idea, tint
ijutttire
Uhlnee curtaluly exuela hi
imiihti
e )oer. umi is orteu very
jihueh alhe to the oxcvllunce of
meehaTjieni tovIce that he never saw
befoio, In Thy American MuehbiJit
Oberllu Smith ufforda an Illustration of
I this fact
1 Some ycura ago Mr. Smiths sent
Henry A. Janvier to China to assist In
the erection and operation of coining
plnuts for brass and sliver currency.
One of tho tools which Mr Janvier
took with him wua u micrometer cali
per, made by n well known flrui In the
United States, and capable of detecting
differences of a thousandth of an Inch
lu tho thickness of a piece of metal.
The superintendent of ono of tho shops
which Mr. Janvier established was
named Wal, and ho proved a very In
telligent fellow. During an Interval of
about six weeks bo borrowed tho call
per almost dally, nud wna rather tardy
In returning It.
Finally ho exhibited to tho Amorlcan
a reproduction of the Instrument which
was perfect except lu one respect
Certain tables of tlgurea stamped Into
the Nteel by tho Yankee maker of tho
original wore omitted from the copy,
uud lu their place were several Chlncso
characters. Tho Imitation hod been
made with tho rudest of tools, but was
n marvel of accuracy. Mr. Wal pro
posed an exchange to Mr. Janvier, uud
tbe latter agreed to the proposition.
Now York Tribune,
Tho Currct Strobe Iti Hwlminluir,
Tho correct stroke of the legs Is ex
actly like that or a frog's hind legs.
Watch one of these frogs nud copy his
style. You cannot do better The legs
nro drawn up together slowly not with
a Jerk, until tbe are gathered lu
I close under the body. Theu with a
isuddeu, quick bprlug they are shot out
behind, the ankles being turned so
that the soles of the fee present na flat
a surface ns possible to tbe water nud
so offer moio teslstnuee fiom which
to make progvy"- As the kick Is
I made tho lugs Hlmuld be spiead nut In
the shape of a letter V. but nut allowed
I to sink far dowu undur the surtntte of
the water. If thoy klek downward nt
1111 tun: c lustead of out stiamhl be.
angle lusieiut or out jmnfglit
hind much of their energy
Ts waste
lute'd In
unnecessarily, forclug .tin body out of
tne water, tijsimiu orrorwum ttiiougn
it-r Harpers uazar.
& '
"You've oent your hoy to college, I
Jienr." remarked lbe,iiiclghlor "Well,
I boner he will nCqull hlibself with
.n" 5
Mil., n.m,ll nidul lA l,.l,l" l.l II.
OaswtilL soiuawbjn (rrimted "I'm able
to agntib
him with the ctuh right
Htrulgbt along," Chicago Trlbuue.
liett retted,
"I might hae known bettor than to
trust my mouoy to that broker."
"Why sot Aro uppmiraucoa against
jblm?"
"No, coufouud bluil It'a bis dlaap-
pearauee" lirooklyu Life.
I
fUTTllfl KTiWftli1 TITCAWTT . nenrt oents up to seven per .
ONE SIMPLE TEST THAT, IT
LEQED, NEVER FAILS.
A. I'lirxlclnn Who Say He Una Tried
Itj.Iii Morr Tltnn it Tliuimuiid Caaea
lbxitlnlna IIU Alellioil of Preventing
i-reinniiire lliirlnl.
',The question of nn absolutely sura
llgn of dentb bus troubled mankind
from ancient times. It has been most
variously answered, but never to en
tire satisfaction. The dllllcultles wc
meet with me: rim. that uot nil or
i;nna of the bodj die lu one moment,
nut second, thut the action of some of
the vital organs may be so 'diminished
(but b) ordinary menus It nppeai.s al
1 liost linpustfililc to decide whether tho
1 life In them ! ' fact eAtluet or uot.
' 'the ait. nil uiUHes of
physiological
death iik thiec First, cessation of
brain fuiHtu.n. ieeoud. cessation of
rehplriitloii or lailurc of the luugs;
third luiluie of the heart
The llrst. Itivohlug Immediate death
of the ti'iittal 01 annual nervous sys
tem 011b is not nt once followed by
the liimth It) of the peripheral nervous
sj stein nml Its Npeelul so culled vegeta
the ceuieih as long ago was demon
strated by Itiow'ti-tttqutird, Schlff and
others So the lungs may continue to
contract nnd expand the heart may
outluue to bent, even If with grently
diminished power. We know further
that the life of the skin Is uot extinct
Ilalr and mills continue to grow, tho
ktomneh continues to digest, the liver
to tieciele bile, etc ltespectlug the eec
aiid ciitihc of death, we well know that
rtuplriillnti tuny cense for quite uwhllo
If the brain Is uot uffected and tbe cir
culation not Interrupted. And of tho
(bird cause, by heart failure, the'eamo
may be said. So we see that wo may
ipeak of true, absolute physiological
death only after the cessation of func
tion or the tbiee organs together or at
least of two of them, the lungs and tho
heart, without the life action of which
tbo brain certainly cannot operate.
Now, ns regards respiration, we hnvo
very simple means to demonstrate Its
cessation. Bo remains, In fact, as tho
ouly one to show Its true death tho
heart This to prove Indeed with abso
lute certainty Is quite a dltllcult prob
lem. Upon the absence therefore, of
Buy and all traces of circulation lu tho
body have been concentrated most ex
periments. And ns regards the snmo
we have to take Into consideration that
by disease tho heart beats might be dl
oilulshed to but so fow faint pulsations
per minute, might become so Impercep
tible, that without tbe aid of special In
itruments nud long continued observa
tions nothing of their existence may bo
detected.
Iu tho following I shall give tho sim
ple menus by which any person easily
enough may convince himself of the ab
sence or presence oven of tho slightest
trncea of circulatien:
If wo llgnte tight a member of the
body best, for example, a Auger be
tweon the flrst and second Joint lu tho
living we will booh notice, beginning al
most at ouce.a reddish coloration of tho
portion above the ligature. It becomes
darker nnd darker ted nnd Dually as
lumes a dark bluish red color. The
entire upper portion will be thus af
fected, and only directly nround the llg
ituro thero will bo a small, colourless,
white ring. Now, as sure as this dis
coloration will be observed In tho living
being, as sure will all trncea of It be
absent lu tbe dead. The bluish discolor
ation occasionally observed t of uud
around the linger nails In some corpses
la of no Influence upon, nor does It In
terfere In t,he slightest with, tile plio
lopienon and Its correct Interpretation.
Tho phenomenon Qf course Is easily
ouougb explained in tho living by tbe
stagnation or the blood In the veins
I nnd the capillaries when a new supply
through the arteries and tbe Imckflow
through the olnu ts cut off by 'the liga
ture The whlto ring around tV latter
Is prdjli'd JjyVthuipiijtlal arterial, par
tial venous mliunuit .
In plncc of a tlugefvJf, us Itjit times
may happen, the Nkln Eccms too thick
uud horny to show tne phefiomeuou
(flnluly, thougli this will but seldom oc
jCUr. ono yiny use the toej tlnfenrlaps,
I even the tlpif the nose, Tf desfred. The
, myinber must be only thin enough In
order to make the ligature tt tigb'i apd.
l0ifeot as possible- 4
j I have used this menus. Uj about 1,080 '
, to JvOiO eases pruvlouMo post inortpm
( examinations.
j In ono cuso Q): I obred the men-
.ttoued djscolurutlon. though It w.as
I Impossible to notice .any hourt nation
by any means. I ut oneo resorted, to
ttiuesvotlou, uud, auiv uuougb,T "ilii
blood flowed, uud after a abort time
mint neart bents up to seven per
minute could be distinguished Kery
thing was done to start respiration.
Yet It was too Into, nnd the heart beats
within half an hour gradually dimin
ished. Tho corpso had been lying
for dead for over two hours. Pr Theq
doro Deecko In Dtlca Press
A Iieaaon.
At n lesson In n medical college the
ether day ono of the students, who was
by no meaus a dullard, was nuked by
tho professor, "How much Is n dtise
of ?" (giving the technical mime of
a strong poison).
"A tenspoonful," wns the reply
The professor mndo no comment, but
the student, n quarter of an hour later,
realized that he Ifnd made n mistake,
and atrnlghtway said:
"Professor, I want to change my
answer to that question."
"It's too Into, sir." responded the
professor curtly, looking nt his watch
'"Your patient line been dead
14
mluutes." London Teleginph
No matter bow, bright nnd sensible a
man Is, If the gossips dlscoicr he Is
going crazy, the world remarks that he
will not have far to go. Atchison
Globe.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT
Daylight Stopover at Niagara Palls.
Through first c'a is toualst sleeper Irom
Paclllc Const weikly for Chicago Itoston,
Now York nud other eastern olntH, via
UioUrnnilo Western, ((Jreat Halt Lake
Honte) Denver A Itio (Jrnndo, C 11 1 & P
and Illinois Central to Ghicnga, connect
ing in tho Union Depot with Michigan
Central's similar ear for points east.
For particulars call on or nililrusa Local
Agents, or,
H. II. Titu.Miiui.1,,
n Com'! Ag't. III. Cent. It. It.
antf 1 1'J Third 8t. Portland Ore
The Great Itock I eland Houto has
Just inaugurated a weekly personally
conducted tourist car rorvico between
tho Paeillo coast and points Kant iu con
Hon with tho Itio Uriindu Western and
Denver A KioUrnndu and Illinois Cen
tral Hys.
hy leaving Portland on nnv Saturday
morning ln tho 0. It. A N. connection
can be made on this car at Ogdcn. or
by leaving Portland en nny Thursday
ovoninir.vin the Southern PnelnV nnn.
neation cau bo map6 with this car nt
Sacramento. Ask your ticket agent
nnout tins car or write to
A. JO. Cooi'cn,
. General Agent,
Portland, Oregon. 0 20 tf
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from G to 8 per cent,
according to security no expense for
examination. Insurnnco effected on
hops nnd other property at lowest rates.
John Moil 290 Com, st.
SI
Heavy water tight shoes for men
uud l)oys. High cut, best ninkos.
Hoots and Rubbers for La
dies and children. Cheap as
any iu tho city. Repairing noHt
ly nnd promptly dono. : : ;
Jacob IfogI
05 Stato Street.
NEW STORE.
O. B. .M'liilu'omory, has 0ned up a
new cuuftvtioiiHrv ami cigar Mtoro ut No.
269Commetoial slreot where ho will
carry a complete clock of minima nud
a inking good. 10 ft o.
OSTEOPATHY
In Sulam a Albuny-
DR. tilUOK ALURIGIIT. graduata ol
Aiurnuaii puiiooi 01 usieopatby.
ALUM Monday, Wetlneaday and Frl.
lui;hQur8,0tQl2a. m; I to U50 u,
in. Oflice ovor Wllur'a g,riory.
AMUNY Tuesvlay, Thursday and Sat
unlay t lioaw.9 to 12 a. tu j I to ft p
K't lrlw Aly,ly.Mllwaiii building
Milu at,
7 1fd
Winter
iocs
" All (Joitntrrt'cltH, Imitations mid " JiiHt-ns-prood" nro but;
13iorinuiils Unit; trlllo with nml cmlntijror tho lioultli ox?
Iuiiuits nnd (Jhlldven-Uxporlenco against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorlu Is n Imrmlcss substitute i'or Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops nnd Soothing1 Syrups. It Is Plcrumnfc. . It;
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo
substance. Its ngo Is Its rjuarauteo. It destroyp AVonim
nnd iillayj Fcvcrl.slmess. It cures Dliirrliwu and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mnther'H Frlond.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC CINTAUB COMPANr, TT MURRAY TRCIT, NCW YORK CITY.
A Good and Faithful Servant
la n gem, as woll ns a valuablo acquisition
to any household. You enn hnvo two such
in your kitchen if you have n good cook nnd
ono of our stoves or ranges. It boils, broin;
roasts or bakes equnlly well, is economical
labor saving, and in every wny satisfactory.
A delight to tho eyo, it Amis a quirk wny to
man's Btoinach and there you nro I Sen
one, try ono, buy ono. Wo close nt 7
o'clock.
WweMSm
R. M. WADE A CO.
3
SALEMIOREGON'
Up-to-Date Plumbing1 in Your
Kitchen
Will foIvo tlio pcrvaut girl problem nn I
enable you to keep n linn hold on tho
best of them, Sanitary nnd ootn plumb
ing through your Iioufo will koIvo tho
problem of how to envo doctor's bills
and keep a ilrm hold on your health.
Anything in tlio lino of plumbing, ens
fitting, Htenin fitting, fnmaeo work or
rooting wo will do at fair prices iu the
very best manner.
BARR&PETZEL
J Ui
I
2X4 COMMERCIAL HTRRKT.
Tolopbono 2IS71. '
Which
Way Will
Jump
the Cat
Is tho burning question that Interests
both imlitmal parties just now; but tho
question that intcroptB the man who
wants his linen done up with that snowy
whiteness nnd exquitite beauty of finish
that will only sutb-y lite man of refined
ante, is where ho will find the heht
laundry in town to do il The majority
f voters iu Salem will vU that it is ut
the Salem Steam Laundry.
Saiem Stp.am Launday
COIONKl. J. OMMTKAII I'KOrUtKTOU,
IHIROUH I). OI.MS1KVI), Udll.
IMimiull. km Liberty Strett.
- THE SINCLAIR- HAM -
A Ham You Can Eat
Sloji Dultolous Imni put up
wiwjLrmusiwkqQriry. u t
PrJiB uo Jitelmrjtn others.
Harritt &
OLD POBTOmOE
Siguaturo of
frlilJLl&lifit
liK6'3H'B
LITTLE BO.PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
Slut no .ino!(nec(l worryrnlout .to; ton
this time of tho year, if thoy can got
lalnty and delicioin Spring lamb o nn
pHit)ziug and nouriHliing Kumrrnr
meal. V liavo nverytliing in choice
nieata, nn I a'l.the delicacies of tlio sea
on iu Ik th l-eih nud smoked menb
Hint will ii' u o most critical opicuio.
E. C;CROSSgSALEM OP.
A TOAST, UNCLE!
For family reunions 'and family occa
sions gonornlly-wodding anniversaries,
birthdays, Thanksgiving and the. rest
w-o hno on linnd sonio excellent brnnda
of wine chnmpaigno is not tlio onlv
oiHwaiitorno, claret, mobile, ovory
ilea rnhlo kind in fact, It gnoi wltliont
saving that wo roll uUo Al grades of
whiskey-, brand , liquors and cordials.
Uivo us a trial order-you will order
morn.
J Pr Rogers
-,.218 222 Commercial Street
KMT Wholesale nnd Retail.
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Lawrence
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........ kuuub ior sate nt 210 (w ""
Btrcot. "tu OttftercH
WANTJ5D.-llg l.ir wocnT
to contract for laro loi', $
next aenBon, cnll nt ilm I WoJ lot
Light nnd TJncttonrtW&ie!
! MMZJ If
inquire of R. Cray oonl'
nf liiirl i H..I,.... .:i.. ..,' wMoAw
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FOR HALE. A l ..i17
salo cheap. Enquire at No
8ticot. "' lim
- - a ,, 105 j
FOUND.-Gontleniau'sgolTu,
faa onion day of liitiKlttK A
qulro at this olllp.. ,? . !
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UUAIKTIIINa NEW.. A ilieeirr-
Hontliat downs any KSr
SlirV PA nllll linnnlo .'.I A,.M '
na tlio cheapest light wela ht ISS?
self of tho fact. A, J. IIanilWT
140 Court street oiiMritaffi??
O. F. tomploand opera liouee.10 27-'
REMOVED.-Wm. InB7f3
Burgeon, tinB removed from OW,
ela street to tho Strong proMrl.it.
ilODolviowBtreot, JuitWfi
mcrcial. in ,H
3Efhr$n&
147 Court street flrat door etat ri
linsoy Btablo.grinds eciBsors, tooli ud
rnzpra, monds furmturo of all kioda
and does a goncrnl repair bnniei
Having had years exponenca in thi
arv to do your work I can gnjiutt,
all work dono in my shop. lMia
MRS. W. D. PETTKNGILL minnf
turor of hnir Bwitclios and all klnditt
hair work, makes a specialty ol djiti
Bwitchcs. She is now located at til
Mnrlon st. io-0 1 mo.
WANTED-A lot of green applet fa
drying, by look Sang A (Jo. M
pay cash GOo pur hundred for Lui
picked nnd 40o per hundred for states
down fruit. Apply nt the old Vineuu
Works on Cottngo ami Trade ilrteti
just across the Mill race on leltlial
side. 10 8 la
WANTED Girls to write your duciip
tion for n first-class marriage jum
free, Gentlemen's "ad" free irltb i
llireo months' Biibucriptlon at2Scecu.
Address, Bpocinl Club, Box 231,fc
loin. 10 81m
FOUND. A Lady's cajMJ, Loeercillil
this olllcu nud prove owneralilp.
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FOR RENT. Ten ncros garden M
lxA uiileseastofaHyhim. Goal bows,
barn and well for irrigation. Thitlj
thousand Hufstntur smllln-blffai
l)orry iu Salem market. v. D. liil
stater, Salem. 10 5 law
FOR RENT. A goodfnnuof80cra
reasonablo terms. ForparliculiriM-
' qulro of R. Creighton, I block weit d
North Salem School. KM 1
DRESS OUTTINQ SOIIOOL-Opewl
at room 7 Gray lllock. A iHufwtijf
tern of dross cutting will be Uaghlw
satisfaction guaranteed. Lsaioniwl
limitwl. W JtaJ
yt
WANTED Woman to cook at GooJiIi
lioarding liouso, corner of 'fweldhMd
Oak streets.
FOUND On. Chomeketa street, bW
-Iiiirri'd Inwn linntlliL' wailt. V oil
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SALEM LODGES
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mivm tun i nu, no. w,m 'YIT'i h
Die, 7:o. m A. O. U. W. hall. " B
I'. D, l'runty, O. C. W. A. Moo ew
room in, Mooreii mi -f
Oourt Bhenrood Kore.l No 1. 'uJt'
iiitfUU la Turner diock. juuu m, w-i.tji.
A L. llroWu Becy. ""J!
r-APl'l-Ai. l.eix
Express and Transfei
Moeta all mall and passenger Ii
Boggago to all parts of tho city, VkV
service. Telephone So 851.
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SVlion you are going Kaat to U"
l.r. mini. That means to go 11 ;
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Northern Pacitic. A, , . I
llilB company runs two thwjgJS
.u...i,..i i:.o .i.iiu )itueen ruf'l'
viuuilu io ""y. ",:,.-,! ,i t,
and Bt. i'aui. weaves i on- , ..
ami 11:30 p.m. wx
The Rivtr Servke.
Tho O. R. & N. Co'BVnujeWJ
steamers have resumou u '" J
teteen t'ortianit aim ?"""
l6worfl has reopened the "?
mo puuuo can ueiwiiu vu joju
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taria
Slgcataxa
of
Peace DcclirM wi
Why dovoto all y? 'TjVl
tho Bier War and UielftW53,
Alaska? There are other J"".!
vital imp
East, an
! travel, lu order to lmvoju,J
vlco.ueo the Wisconsin Cg ,t
botwoen St. raul an.1 tftWft w ,
rates an4 other iiiloruuUoUi , v
ivtco, ubo me "'', rn.tcart, ' 5
I botwoen St. Tuul W'1, Sl W
rates an4 other lutoruuUou, j
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Take tho Northern Ff?Zp
Company's elegant, ,?
train, tbo North Coaa U$gLV
train lenvo nothing to & &
If you. have neer trtw
siinerl. train, it will nnjL
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