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New Walking Skirts, and
Silk Waists Came yesterday.
New embroidery silks,
Crochet silks, embroid
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It started off well this morning.
Every wrapper in the store is in
eluded in this sale-the Spring styles
just come.
It's a good time to save this week.
These are the best bargains you
ever bought.
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$60 wrappers 49c
$90 wrappers 79c
$1 00 wrappers 83c
$1 25 wrappers 95c
$1.50 wrapp's $125
$2.00 wrapp's $ 1.68
$2.50 wrapp's $2.10
$3.00 wrapp's $2.68
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LIBERAL
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C,TY
Salem People Respond With
Eleven Thousand.
Of the $35,000 Needed to
to Clear the University of
Debt.
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Ontb no Ico when you got satlsfootory results. Wp spare no pains In pleasing our
cuBtotnora. Optics Is our buslm-Hs, wo keep up with tlio InteBt appliances for teat
lntleyM. ' CORUKOT BYPASSES must he properly adapted to ; tho now.
and faco, as well as thu eyoB. Wo rIvo particular attontlon to this port of fitting
spoctacloa and eyeglasses.
OHAS.RHINGES
OPTICIAN. Present location 296 Com'l st. After March 1st. 88 StateSt.KexttouanK.
Do You. Want Good Oysters?
If to you would do well to call and tec our stook of Standard, Stlect,
and Extra Select Oysters.
CHERRY STONE OYSTER - Has larctr ami
more oysters rer can than any other oyster In
the market. We sell them at 15c and 30c
per can.
PREFERRED STOCK OYSTER9-An eleiant
extra select oyster, lane cans 30c.
DLUE POINT OYSTERS-At ISC and 30c per
can.
STANDARD OYSTERS-An elefant se'ect oys
ter, next to niue point, ones 15c two for 25c.
Twos 2 5c, two for 45c. Special prlci per
doi. lots
STANDARD OYSTERS -The best 10c oysters
aiolm. 3 cans fori 5c. QOcpcrdoz. Larte
sfze 20c or 3 cans for 50c.
R.OTJHL Si GRABBR
124 State Street.
Telephone 511
Brain Food for
Breakfast Needed.
You also want
Semething: that will
Stay by you. A
Choice Mackeral or a
Piece of other fine
Salted fish freshened
is just the thing with
your coffee and
cakes on these spring
Mornings with a
Little fruit at
RIHEHflrfS
Grand Opera House
JOHN P. CORDRAY Manaicr
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Some Handsome
Silk Waists
Select styles; newest kinks
as to cut.
Not many of each, and
hardly any two alike. Early
choosing here is satisfac
tory. $4.00 to $15.00 each
AONDAY, AARCI1 3.
Original Dig Double Hpecta.
cular
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
THE BARNUM OF THEM ALL.
More (Ira ml Novelties than titer,
l'rof. Derr'a Military Hand.
Wagons Drawn by Handsome Shetland
l'OIllt'6.
Male and Female Quartettes.
Grand Viiton ami Transformation
Bee nea.
Kva ami HerOoldon Chariot.
Watoh (or tlio Hlg Parade It IWta a
Circus,
FPK10KS 78c, 60o ami 860.
Boats on ealo at box oflloo MomUy
at 0 a, m.
Grand Opera House.
JOHN V, CORDRAY. Maaatcr.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5.
The event ol the theatrioal year.
FIRST TIME HERE
James K, Uaclett'a Great Romautlc
Succeea
The Pride
of Jennico
Presented by spolal arrangement
with Mr, Daulol Frohiuaa.
Original scenery, owtuuiw and stage
effeoU and a powerful cast.
Vtm, t.60, 1, 71c, Wi and 9,
Box office 0u on Wednesday, 9 a. iu.
Select the New
Dress Now
The bloom and freshness
of spring is on every piece;
the assortments are largest
and the prices proper.
Fine New
Umbrellas
"Closet the old one," Vou
can well afford a new one
at the prices we are selling
them. The new line is full
of new style handles.
49c to $6.00 each
. DALRYMPLE'S ,
Sewing Machines
Standard Rotary,
White Rotary
White Shuttle
He idee cheap machiuoi from f 17,60
up.
Thure's always economy in buying
good goods and Standards and Whites
represent the best that money can buy.
However
Kveryout cau't pay the price, but all
families have sewing to do. Come In
and see our 86 machines.
Borne good second-baud tuaohiues
good oues at (10, with hi, u arm ami
quite a number of attachments.
Other low arm machined aa low as ffi,
all ready to sow.
Needles, oil ami parts for all inaoblues.
Repairing by X, 11. Hurley. Ilriug in
your old maolilue.
Eleven thousand and thirty dollars has
been raised toward the debt of Wlllam
etto university. $9,000 Sunday morning,
$2,000 In the evening.
At tho regular service Bunday morn
ing Rev. J. 11. Colemnu D. T)., presi
dent o( tho university, was in charge,
tul hv hU solicitations together with
Dr. Parsons and others raised this largo
Bum of money In but a Short time.
Their success was rather a surprise to
many ol those present, and has resultod
In arousing Increased Interest and en
thusiasm In tho work.
Tho subscribers are as follews:
W.H. Odell fJOOO
Mrs. W. II. Odell iwu
Kov. D. A. Watters iwu
M.E Church lpOO
Atrlend 1"00
0. P. Uishop 300
A.N. Moores fO
J. Reynolds 2&0
Mary E. Reynolds 250
Edwin 0. Cross 2fi0
I.O Itarnea 200
A Friend 60
Prof, nnd Mrs. W. 0. Hawley 150
D.T. Hrowu J50
J.T. Matthows 100
J.D. Loo , JO?,
Mrs. I). II. Leach 100
Statesman Pub. Co 100
W.P. Drew w
Mrs. W. P. Drew 100
AFrlend 100
Mabel L. Carter 76
All of tho following gavo 0 each ; A.
friend, II. I'ohlo, 0. J. At wood, Mrs
Ellis L. A. Kerr, Mr. andJJMrs. A. A.
Lcn.Mrs.J. M. Long, Mr. and Mrs. L
T. Keynolds.
The subscribers at $26 were: J. M
Ijona, 0. II. Chapman, Geo. E. Hatch,
J. W. Roynolds. O. A. Ularlc, u. Mann,
Mrs. Dexter Field.
Those subscribing ton dellars: W. 0.
Price, Xlss Jeunotte Meredith, Thos.
Jory, Mies Olara Smith, Mrs. Dtminltt,
Miso Eva Dimmltt. Mrs. M. B. Nichols,
Mrs. 0. NV. Uoeachsn.MiBS Leona Lo.vis,
3a. A. French, H. Q. Guild. W. 0
Klddell, W. II. Fischer, E. SS RIddoll,
Mra. Rubt. Starns, Miss Delta Lowls,
Mrs. 11. II. Vandervort, Arthur Galo,
Frank L. Grannls. II. W.Swafford, Mrs.
John Hughes, A iriend. S. A. Slewort,
Hoy Ohtnart. U. S. Gruell, W. W. Hill,
Mis. 0. A. Clark. F. S. Gilbert, Mrs L.
F. Keoler.F. V. Poorman.fc'cott Bozir h,
Mra Eliza Leo, Ollvo Myrlck.
The $5 aubBcrlptions were from : Geo
Hundall, Geo. Lavor, Mrs. Motcalf,
Ix)Is Alderson. Leila SwHfford, Mis.
0. L. Ueau, E Ina Porrish, A Friend
Mrs. Kyder, iilrs. uoss uonsoti, a. m.
Camp, A. Vass, H. M Craig, G W.
HoliiBior. 8vlvla Metcalf, Mrs. Frank
ll.tan. Mrs. Wm. Oherrlngton, Mibb
Itiiirwlm Iiwls. J. H. Bedford. Mra. G
A. Crnndall, Edwin Oapnor, Clara HoN
strom, 1a;oii Clark, J. 11. Blair, It, H
Howit, Kutli Hold, Austin Prico. Uoy L
1 1 ico, Miss Maggie Percival, Miss Ada
I'aylor, D. A. torbos, Miss Julia Web
Bter, Miss Erma Clarke, Rotcoo Leo,
MiBS Hallio James, Miss Mabel James,
Karl Sharp, Frank Bean, B. T. Kumler,
Miss Elepha Starns, Mrs. Boone, Miss
Daisy Musick. Miss Pearl Copley.
General Ouoll took charge of tho eve
nlng meeting. He made a strong ploa
for Christian culture Education not
founded ou a moral basis only gave add
id force to pernicious activity. It stood
(or tho upbuilding of the best in human
nature. He stated that tho income from
tlio endowment had been used to meet
Interest on indebtedness.
If the debt were paid tho endowment
n( 140.000 would stand intact. As soon
us the debt was paid it was their purpose
tn Increase tlio euuowmeut to fiuu.uou.
lie pictured an encourgaing future for
thu Salem school as the Wesleyan in
stitution of thu Pacific coast. Immigra
tion by millions wore coining this way
and they uoeded education.
Dr. Coleman wjia Introduced and) ro
poated his statement of the morning,
that this day was historic dato for the
city of Salem. Ho thankod the other
pastor's (or having closed their churches
and omo out with their (locks to this
meeting. Do groat university was ever
built up uy tuo eiioru ot one uonomiua
Hon. He was clad to welcome tho oo
operation of peoploof all denominations
In tho upbuilding ol tuo old pioneer
school.
Evenliur Subscriptions.
An additional sum of $20110 was raised
Sunday n gut, made up of now and ad
ditional subscriptions. They were as
follews:
J. II. Albert, on endowment 11 000
L. B. Geer 100
Mrs. L. B. Geer 100
Dr. J. V. Meredith M
Clay on Wentx BO
Epwortb League 25
FlrstM.E.R.S 25
Chemawa Indian Band -o
A. H. Cloush 25
Wro. B.Mitchell...... 25
Mrs. J. R. Sharp ard Laura 25
GldoonStolz ;"
Arthur Gale J5
N.J.Damon 5
F P Roblln JO
Classl3 S. 8 JO
fj. O. Olivnr 10
Wlnntfred Rlgdon 0
R. B. Duncan JO
Ethel Rnymond J
Rev. II. A.Kotchum jU
Ml Ktlna Tnvlor 10
Mlfs Florence Cunningham 10
Rov. W. C. Knntner 10
0 W Bocschan JO
H M Branson JO
A Friend 10
Those giving $5 each wcro F. A. Kurtz,
Glen Unruh. W.A Dabney, Mra. Min
nie Curtis. Edno Cross. Claude Crusan,
Mrs. II. W. Swafford, Miss Magale Mc
Fadden, Miss Lena Schlndlor, 0. V.
Rydor, Morgflret Unruh, Ruby Cornell
and J. W. Long.
Wants a Divorce-
Edwin A. Jory, who states that his
wife Joeie Jory has left his bed nnd board
has Died a complaint with tho Stato Olr-
miit Hnnrt nnd auks for a letrnl separation.
Tho woman iu tho caao waB formerly
well-known In Salem as Miss Josie Sny
der whoso norentB still livo near Tumor.
She Is conducting a boarding house busi
ness in Dawson and owns considerable
ptoperty in West Dawson. L II. Mc
Mahan is attorney for tho plaintiff
MARRIED.
CAMPBELL SAYRE. On Sunday
evoning, March 2. 1002 at the residonco
of tho groom's mothor. Mrs Ruth Say -ro.cornorof
Fourteenth and Chemoketa
Btreets.Miss Esther Campbell.daughtor
of Mr. aud Mrs. W. A. Campbell of
South Salem, to J. W. Sayre, Uov. Win.
Coney of St. Paul's Episcopal church,
officiating.
Mr. and Mra. Sayte are well known in
this city where they have lived for many
years. Mr. Sayre la In tho employ of
Knox & Murphy, plumbers. Ihoy will
reside in this city, having Eccured apart
ments in tho Geo. F. Smith houeo oppo
site tho Llttlo Central tchool building.
Tho wedding was attended by about
25 friends of thu contracting parties and
tho event was a mon luipy one.
MORRIF NEAL At rhe personage of
thu First M. E. church, Salem .Oregon,
Friday. February 28, 1002, MlsaM.
Catherine Neul to Mr. Lester Morris,
Rev. John ParsonB, D. L) , ofllciatlng.
The happy couplu aro both residents
of tho Turner neighborhood, where they
will make their future honii'.
DIED.
CUNNINGHAM. At the homo of tho
prents, at Liberty. (our miles south of
Salem, Oregon. Saturday, March 1,
1002, tho infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Cunningham.
A M, Cloud, successor to D. E, llunislngcr.
Funeral Director. 107 State Street, Phone Hed
2423.SatemlOrei.on, Residence phone Ho 221.
Socialist County Convention
Tho Socialists of Marlon county aro
hereby called to movt in convention at
Salem at tho old Grange hall over Stein
er'e grocery store on Stato street,
Wednesday, March 5th at 10 a. m. All
Socialists and their ladies are invited to
bo present.
R R Ryan, chairman.
3 3 2t U. t. blierwood, secy.
Robert G. Morrli, an attorney of
Portland wa'i in Salem today.
15. B. Tongue of HillBboro son of Con
gressman Tongue, was in the city today.
J. K. Weathorford and II. 0. Watson,
of Albany argued cases befoiu the sup
remo court today.
Four Piano Sales.
Geo. 0. Will reports four sales of pi
anos to prominent Salem citizens, Em
erson, Grantor stylo, since Saturdoy
noon, aud this is only Monday. No
time to writo nils.
SALEM
SCHOOL
BOARD
Recommends Vaccination to
Parents.
A Aedical Opinion Says this
is No True Smallpox.
Tho Salem school toard rejected com
pulsory vaccination and leaves it to the
option of paronts. Tho board of director!
for the Salem school district, met Satur
day night, In regular seseion, and aftor a
brief discussion, decided to recommend
to parentB that pupils in tho public
schools bo vacclnatod, as a preventive
against the diseaso now appearing In
various parts of the state, no outer out
ness was transacted by the board.
What Is This Disease?
Tho provalencool smallpox tbrougL
out tho west makes tho following article
from the Medical Age especially timely
It was furnisi ed this wollknown publi
cation by I. N. Bralnord. M. D. Alma,
Mich., superintendent Bralnord Surgical
hospital, member Saginaw County Med
ical society, member Michigan State
Medical aocicly, member American Med.
ical association. He says:
"Well, now, what la thiB disease? I
a Ur. Wo rn calllne it small
pox upon the principal of when the
king takes snuff wo all sneeze. But
tho name is unfortunate; it strikes ter
ror to some, and gives an opportunity to
somo knavish doctora to rob the publ c
. .... 1... I..lniil,nna rlinrcPH. It IS
wnrih no more to take caro of one of
theso cases than it is to take care of a
caso of measles. Almost within my
recollection typhus nnd typhoid fnvors
were counted ao one disease, men
untinM fnvnr was split off nnd
christened. . ...,,,
Filteen years ago I ndvocateu mo mmi
ttty of diphtheria and membraneous
croup. I do not think I had a hearer
who bolloved It thou ; now everybody ad
mits it. Twenty yeora ago many be
lieved In a typho-malarihl foer; proba
bly nobody does now. Medical views
are changing. I predict this '. mallpox
will bo split off from tho genuine small
pox and be given a new namo.
"It might poesibly bo argued that this
is varioloid but for tho fact that people
who have never heon vaccinated have it
just like those who have. Indeed, iu
my observation, they have hod it lighter-"
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r. nit nnliliiiirs of smallnox tho
mortality Is from 15 to 50 per cent (Hyde,
In 'A Svstem of Medicine," Pepper, vol-
See Our North Window for the
ISpring Styles in
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Derbies, Panamas, Fedoras, etc. in all the
prevailing shades.
For correct patterns in Spring shirts and
Fancy Hosiery, see soutn winaow.
We (are headquarters for Oregon - made
suits, shirts, underwear, etc
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"In my 70 cases four havo had genuine
smallpox before, they claim. Thlsehows
that smallpox does not protect agnintt
ii,i iii.,ne.. This is an extremely hard
blow at tho theory that this disease is
em i llpox. Especially is this so when
placeu besldo tno experience ui wr.
Welch, who is just now so much quoted
ly our state board of health us an
i ut'iorlty In smallpox. Dr. Welch sava
Unit no true second attack was ever wit
nepeed by him In his 5000 cases in the
Philadelphia Municipal hospital.
"In 62 nf my cases I have records con
cerning former vaccinations. Twenty -seven
havo, and 26 have not been buc
cessfully vaccinated Most of these weie
vaccinated only ten months before tins
outbreak, and n tow havo beon vaccinated
siuco the epidemic camo on.
any expectation of using this
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TWO DAYS GREAT BARGAIN SALE.
Monday and Tuesday.
AT 45c Ladles black morcerized bongalino underskirts trimm
ed with ruillcs and flounces on bottom. Regular prico
75c. For thiB salo only .... ,-. .;
ATCic-Wack morcorir.ed ducheso underskirts rulUed on bot
tom with heovv flounces The greatest mrgoln In Salem.
ii. ..rlnu 1 FO Fnr this sale onlv
AT 75 Blrck Italian Heavy Duchesso Mercerized underskirts
tho latest flounced and rullled also hemmed stitched.
Regular price 2.76. For tlila ealo only. .... I 5
AT H.90 All silk tnffeta underskirts, all colors, double ilounc
td. pleated andrullled these are swell undurBklrts and
a good bargain. Regular price $7 50. For this sale only.. . .4 DO
w Elate nnsalc for two days only the following Interesting Items: Ladles 35c
fleeced undewear, iscudles. children & misses black stocklnis IBe quality seam-
less aal stainless, price per pair 10. Iluck towel. 36 ty 18 10c quality for this bale
Sc each pins lc books a d eyes Ic card,
WE ARE THE MAKERS OF LOW PRICES ON RELIABLE GOODS.
McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
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Lots of new goods at GrcenbaunYs. New
"ieS I silks, new velvets in pretty shades, New
I would have ascertained when the oth , , , 1 1 xa J TVT-. Xi
or vacclnationa were niadp. Last .week ' CUftain SCrimS and QOUeO bWlbbi ICW i"
1 nail in my care a uuuy hick wiui hub i
Fine Cakes and. Bread.
'1 ho tinost bread and imstrles in tho
city aro mado at tho Pioneer Bakory.
All good housokeepors say they can't do
without them.
8omhroro won tho California Derby at
Oakland in 2 10.
llsT- drapery, very pretty and only 9c a yd,
an was in jjew st0ck ol nuislin underwear new gmg-
. 'I was t
dm, t huh mnpli mnrn lirnkun out at I .
that time. A few days ago a man1
mi nlllnu frntii Tntnnln. Mlnll. '
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yZfnWS' and white goods, New laces and em-
tho samo sot of mon aro having tho dis-1 , H , i .
ease again.' This Is hearsay evidence bfOJcJefjeSr Lome and See all tlie neW
and must bo taken for what it is worth. ,
&?llFnZitomSLOo4s. Our store has been renovated,
Cucumber for Pickles
Parties having suitable land for cul
cumbers can securo contracts (or 1002 1
crop bv calling on. or addresring Old
eon Stolz, Cor. Mill and Summer, Falem
Oregon. Id lw
NEW TODAY.
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A. of university
Mrs. Ellen Bagley ....
Prof, and Mrs. IV. C. Hawlej .
M rs. A. N. Moores
Atrend 0
Prof. MaryK Reynolds 50
W. P Matthews 26
GOOD CHANGE For the right man to
mako some money. W ill sell hall or
whole Interest in a brick and tilo fac
toi y doing n goo 1 business, plenty of
the vory best clay, milp tiotn by river
and rail. Am u druggist and cannot
attend to both. Only ono factory
here. Address A. F. Moore, Newberg,
Or. 3 3 lino
LADIES To do plain needle work for
us at home, we (urnlth matoriala and
pay trout $7 to $10 per wek. Send
Mampod envelope to Standard Co,,
Indiana Ave., Chicago, IU. 3 3 It
10 MONTHLY On 100 investment.
Absolutely raliablo. Payable weekly.
Kre iMMklat. Htinihall, Broniier,320
B.-oadw ay, N. Y. Pity. 3 3 If
FOR RENT A No. 1 cottage with city
water. Inquire at Brick store. South
Salem. 3 3 tf
Best Of All
To cleanse tho system in a gentlo and
truly beneficial manner, nhen tho
Springtime comes, use the true and
pet feet romedy, Syrup of Figs. Buy tho
gonulne. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and for ealo by all
druggists, at 60 ceuts per bottle.
Sutton Neb, suiTored a tiro loes ol
tlt'000 on Saturday night.
How's This?
Voroffer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward (or any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall a Catarrh Cure.
F. I. CHENEY & CO .Props. .Toledo, 0.
We, the uiidorslgned, havo known F.
J. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and be
lieve him porfectly honorable in all bust
noss transactions, and financially ablo to
carry out any obligation made by their
Arm. West & Truax, Wholesale Drug,
gists, Toledo, 0. Walding, Kinnan A
Marvin, Wholesale Drugglst8Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Prico,
76 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonies free
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Bun the A lh8 Kiod Yw faffl Miy 3t
Slguton
Come and see the improvements We will
have a new millinery department this spring,
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Next Door to the PostofHce.
TTbe Slaoiee' :Baaar
118 STATE STREET.
Ladies, look but do not buy till you see our Simile Sole and Mercer
ised Woven Silk, for Shirt WaistBj 25 and 27c per yard.
Here are a few of our Ribbon barpnina:
DOUBLE FACE LIBERTY 8ATIN
No. CO SSoperyd No. 22 26cperyd
?o. -10 30cperyd No. 16 20cperyd
Also the Crown Brand, that we sell for leea.
p ira Msa iw raw Aiwar
MRS. M. FENNELL.
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Farm Machinery, Wagons, Buggies,
cycled, Sewing Machines.
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The Wbltc House.
l(y tnlce yur meals at the White
House lUttaurant you will bo sallslled.
0wh day awl night.
The St. Elmo Restaurant
a wheru every oue takes his meal. They
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Of the Stock of S. Friedman, cor.
State and Commercial Streets.
IMnutng Saturday, Feb. 22, and continuing Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and 8aturday of each week until
further notice at 2 o'clock p. m. of each day except Sat
urday at 1 o'clock, I will eoll at auction from above stock
to the highest bidder. For list of goods etc., see posters.
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Watch Our Tuesday ad. for Wednesday
Shoe Sale
Whct Market,
j Chieage Mam-iiII- W rtt, : t 7713
Han Frsnti-i-.i, Manl. j. v heat l,12
and J1.1'.'.
I GO.LD DUST FLOUR
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Tlie Sidney Power Co.
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5 Made for hm.tiy nso, a k irr surtr
! tor it. Krau and tJ.ort aii'.v.,,, i.u...i
1:A. T. WALN Aeent
DEUELOPWENT....
10,000 barrels Roche Hwr ""J
used in the development of Balem au
vicinity during the past year.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Sole Altats.
...AGENTS WANTED...
First-clasa proposition to energetl
dies and vontlemen. One for each tow
Bhtp desired. Good pay and
ployment. 8end for booklet and prac
tical guide to agenU at once.
T. H. BENTOH, General Aet.
CoodBouihBdc. Portual
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