The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 06, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- . jBpi j"-- em39d&3f2&S&33& .-. L. ua- AT Oto vrtfrro coitcK Our Great Sale White Waists 33 13 per cent, re duction from regular price. All Remnants One-half Price, Men's fast black Sox 9c pr. f sf J WtO""p!2s3I "VUilVr.uBA The Busy Branch... that Tfir floae to tiili cltjr. Oar lenses are the finest that can lx) hud, and we curry ail the complicated combination and can grind them on abort order. CHAS, H. HINGES Optician, 88 Btate Street. Nejrtdoor to Hash Dank Dry Goods Sale Hating purchased the stook o( tho Ladles' Bazaar at a bargain, wo liavo moved the goods Into our ttore to bo sold at rod used, prised. Got your goods at wholesale ooit, 500 Shirt Waists at Cost. 250 Underskirts at Cost. 150 Wrappers at Cost. 350 Corsets at Cost. Uotlory, Muilln Underwear, Veilings, Itibhoiif, Handkerchiefs, Iloee Hup purters, all to bo had at wholesale cost. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to the Poaiofllco. ttttmittttiumnttttmutmmmtttttttttttttmtmumtnuttnttntmtttttttmtuxmtttit Come nnb See TUs 9 Before you atort on your summer outing. We have Juat what you rant and aro now making a sptolalty of your wants. Hverythlng carefully packod roady (or shipment whoti desired. : : Fuller & Douglas, Grocers j 143 Btate St., D'Arcy Illdg. mttaamranrnmmtmtmmmmmmmmmjmmnmnmmmttHnmirmmtmtJ NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS Before buying your supplies for your outing you should oall at our store and sou Inspect the moot complete line oi camping goods over mown KTAR IIAMB, STAlt BACON. HTAH HAM HAUHAOH. BTAU HUMMKK 8AUBAQK. rJTAIt UltlKD llP.KP. 8TBAMEI) COOKKI) 11AM. The' most complete Hue of canund meats shown, ROTH Si t SOUls Btrcd. DALRYMPLB'S & OUTING I SUPPLIES We're equipped to fill your wants with a very complete line of wearables for coast or mountains. Blankets, Urge ilse. 75c Men's sweaters. S0 & up. Ladles' Oolf Vesio. $2.00 A up. Mm' Suits. $3.00 A up- toys' Salts. $1.00 A up CfWh Hsts, 30c each. MtnVi A Boys' Caw 25c each PaTSWls values up to $3.00 to claw., 75c cacti sV vc DALRYMPLFS njltttlifffBrTTT'Ta","fliMtort""t- Th, day was dooted le thij S - Girls' best Hack Stockings 9c pr f Lawns 3 l2c yard, a pretty styles 5c yard. lot of worth g AtlOc A lot of Lawns, Dim ittes, etc., wurth up to 40c yard. A-r .i vHrro ooqcft 01 oar business li tho optical line, fllx years oonstsnt satisfaction has given ui a place on the top round. We bare Juit completed stocking up ol the larg ttl line In gold, gold, tilled, titrerlne frames Phono Main '.'SOI uur HiMi uiubon canned goods are proiwr (tools to Ukn with you. T1IK KIOHT KIND OF GOPFKK. HTATR IIOUHB COKFKK. KIN 1IKK COKFKK. OHKUQH COKFKK. Put up In air tight cans. Just the thing for you GRABBR Tslttnoas Sll The most essential nart of a printing plant is the press. No matter how well the typo may bo composed, a poor job of presswork destroys what little artistic beauty the Job might otherwise pos sess. Our printing press is the best machine made. It is built to do the highest class of printing. We bcllevo wc are obtain ing the best results from this machine. WE DELIVER WHEN PROMISED. Schaefer """'" Co' gWT Hmhii 3. 4, and ft Moores blk. Phoae.SlU, Red. GOLD DUST FLOUR Mad by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY 8ldn, Oraon, Made for family use, Mk your grocer for It. Urtm and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Aeent The Marion eauuty eommhwloners' court roMVuaeu In monthly session this MVttltlflB V ! j " REVEREND . JOSEPH SCHELL Well Known Priest Charges Fraud Was Offered $2500 to Drop the Matter Involves the Names of Prom inent Oregon Politicians fttimpter, Or.. Aug. 4. IMS. iMItor Jeurnal: Unclosed And aom articles for pub lication. Others will follow. I have sent the same letters with thin mall to the Oreaoalas. whleh will, jot course not print It, and to the Portland Jour sal, which wilt print them. Only JtsMW were offered to m If I would drop all matter, hut I could not see It that way. Your. JOiKI'H BCHRM Bumpier, Or., Ang. 1, 1902. IMItor Jeurnal: For the last three yearn a notorious swindle of timber land was studiously planned and attempted by C. Thayer, banker of Tillamook, under the pro tection of Oregon's most prominent men and politician), which la an open disgrace and litault to the cltlr.ons of thla stato, hence slnlence hi no longer a virtue. In a few auccoMlve art Idee I will bring forth the object, the subject, a well an the friendly and political auxiliaries tondlng toward the same fraud. I will show C. Thayer, banker of Tillamook, tho perpetrator, who, under the protectlvo wing of a politic al clique, consisting of C. II. Carey. J. II. Hull, United State attorney of Oregon; If. Maya, his assistant; Hen ator J. If. Mitchell, Congressman Tho. li. Tongue, Geo. C. Ilrownell and the editor of tho Oregonlan, could carry on hucIi au open farco before the pub lic, and mock at the Hovemtneut for the last three year. I will be abort and plain, and will rail white what la white, and yellow what la yellow, 1 kindly Invite each one of the above gentlemen to reply nnd disprove what I will say, If they can do ho. I have often heard from Mitchell-Carey englm ears that the Hlmnn machine la a swin dle and a humbug, but the Carejj-Mllchell-Hcott machine, as facta here ater will aliow. Ih the greatest hum hug that ever deceived the people of Oregon. I hope that I will not he In need of either of the dwindling inn chltiea. One thing I linittt aay that the Simon machine wait nut under steam to favor a wholesale timber laud fraud against the government and the cltl sena of tlilH atate. A WMtd or had ma chine, political or ntherwlMe, Is known by Km good or lmd work, which will lm demonstrated hereafter. KITorU to make the Tillamook tlm her land frauda a HiicceM have during the last three yearn, under many and varloua fraudulent evidence, fl peered before the Oregon City land of lire I have called the special atten tlon of Hon. F. A. Hitchcock, secretary of the dfHirtmetit of the Interior, ami In reply he haa aent out Hpeclal Instec tor Oreeiie. who line amply verified and teetlrled to thla exlatliig swindle, wiv ered and protected with a political net work. I made a trip to Washington, I). ('.. In order to see that the matter would not be shelved, nnd that politic al pressure and Inllueiiue had no effect Mecretary M. A. Hitchcock, after be ing thoroughly convinced of the exist euce of the swindle, haa olllelally or dared a speedy and vigorous Invastlga tlou and prosecution before the court In punish the perpetrator, nnd that Sewing Machines In all the summer's rush on harvest ing luathliiery and heavy wagtiHS and Implements for the farm, the (1001) liuaUaiid will not forget the heusewlfe and her needs. In other words "be as good to your wife aa ynu ant to your nHf." We have kkk1 macliluwi at all pi'lcen. Uur chmptfMt muohlnee are of n better grade than miett of the Hast en! advertise! bargains, and you have the advantage of local jmiteftlo and local guaruHtee, bealdee iwtruHlaiHg your home merchant. Our best maohlHe, the Itnadard aud the White Itotary. reimtHMtt the hest wachlneti made. Itotary waehlaee stand In a class by UimmmIvim. Yon 0ml ho Hotarle Im the bargain oouater storee at alL They are aat there. Itotary wscklaes ma easier, wake Im HohM. sew faster, bobl mfe thread ami d vmm tblHca thaa any other waohlae wade. Now. If yiw"re a hMs Uaad who reads thbv, make yoar wife kaaHi" with a new maculae this fall U yuu're the wife see that the matter hi aot verlied when the rHt la suM. Comi and the Hwohh4 U Hret time yo're Ih. Hick wt Uw stdle )im want, aad Otea make ytmr MtwteUiuM fur It. aad ym'tt get IL Need lee, otu and Hart fw all ma cbtnaa. Wiggins', . Implement House rami Machinery. iHtytM. Sewlug Machines and Munpsles 2W-M7 Liberty St. Salem N- H. Suriey Svlur MjchIbc Rtpslrfaf THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, 'Off Colour? Practically the whole English speaking population of the world keep themselves in condition by using Beecham's Pills. flaM Km7wtr-B tif tog; Bd Ke. already three months ago, but his or ders are ignored by the officers here. C. II. Carey, the head of the political clique behind' It, Bald: "I'll see that o one burta C. Thayer." and with hla political whip brings Into action all and whatever power he can command to defend and protect C. Thayer, the perpetrator, whom fraudulent pedigree will be given In another article. Kor over two years and a half I bare done my beet In a peaoeahle way to atop C. Thayer to defraud the public, but of no avail. The time Is up; 40 days more without Indictment would allow him to go laughing up his sleeve. I have used from a gentle whip to a sledge hammer, without success, hence I must go one better, and experiment with dynamite. The statute of limita tions Is the prospective shelter where C. Thayer and his auxiliaries are headed for cover from the attacks la thin case, but a few days Intervene, and with some obstacles to overcome. My challenge to C. Thayer, to C. H. Carey and his auxiliaries, constitutes a few more articles which will nbt be lacking In details, nor in lame, of which the abovo Is only a prologue nnd program, and n imrt of the Intro duction. Thoro Is no time to be lost to ave to the people of Oregon the best and most valuable timber lands of the state. Thoro are other men and com panies who are at the present time tak ing up timber claims by the wholesale In some southern county, all In a fraud ulent manner, and for one and the same arty, against the law. The best way to get acquainted with the unlaw ful acts of these men and companies Is to drive them In the open Held and make them light. JORIBPII SCIIttl.I. Letter to Hitchcock, flumpter, Or., July 31, 1&0I. Hon. It. A. Hitchcock, Secretary of the Interior, Washington, I). C: Mir: Your special Instructions of three months ago, "to cause an Inves tigation to be prosecuted with the ut most promptness and vigor, to the end that the parties principal))' concerned In the transaction of the famous Tilla mook laud cases, may be promptly prosecuted In the courts, and punished as their misdeeds require," are strict ly Ignored hy the olllcers here. In lees than 40 days the statutes of limi tations will allow C. Thayer, of Til la mook, to go free. If he is not indicted before. C. Thayer Is not sick, as his friends claim him to be. C. H. Carey here, the Mitchell pollt leal lender, has put himself on record that none shall hurst C. Thayer. J. II. Hall, the United Htates attorney of Or egon, Is a political imttuer, aud under the polltlrul whip of ('. li. Carey, ami m cannot, aud does nut want to, pros ecute C. Thayer, and. In case that he should, the Issue will be a fiasco. The successor of J. Hall cannot be recommended by Senator Mitchell or Congressman Tongue, or by anybody else, unless he Is a willing Instru ment of C. II. Carey, the defender aud the mask of C. Thayer, the pTet Tu tor. The other officers, on account of the political and Intimate relations with C. Thayer will not allow a conviction. It is the opinion here that the case might Im beet itroeecuted by and he fore men who are not affiliated with the iHilltlca of Oregon, and who are free from any pressure and Innuence. The Tillamook cases are so notori ous here that the ecate of the Hrte tratnr, through political pressure and scheming, will Ue a great scandal and an alarming precedent. Special Inspector A. K. Oreene seems to he helplessly covered up by the same political landslide. No trace ran be found of bint. Ilefnre political might here means right, we will Insist umw an impar tial Investigation of the matter before disinterested persons. Yours reeoectfHlly, JOS5HIMI SCIIItU.. Will Take Vasstlen. Mr. ami Mrs. Oeo, a Will, Salem's musical Instrumental and sewing ma chine dealers, will leave next Satur day for two weeks' vacation, during which time the store will he in charge of Mies Uertrude Stable). 8lsk Headache absolutely and manually cured by uatac Mekl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cure Const! nation and Indigestion, makes you eat. sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money back. M eta. and SO eta. Write to W. II. IIOOKMR & CO.. ituffalo. N. Y . for a free sample. IX J. PUY, Urumfst o 8esond.Hand Bargains. One fanning mill, one chopping mill one lathe, band saw. a MO-pound scum, a good tot of betting, a bolting ma chine, a lot of sacks, household goode. etc. Will go at a bargain. Call o Henry Weaderoth. executor. MS Oom mwrelal street. T-ttf ' e-" Have You Tried Those deftolou wafutn. etM In Na tional Blaouit Company's goods 7 AM the ragu In the Hast Hraoson & Ma au are now showing lawn to their ewsUHuur In the following varieties: Nabieoo wafers In hoMte and chor- ry avmu SO0M1 Teas, Graham waf- n, .wun mavviw im vue mmmwicr- I sll put up la package. Branson & Hagau ' SAVED HER HOME Mrs. Gilbert has Transferred Her Dower Interest To all Real Estate in Exchange for Home Property. A, T. Gilbert and wife on Tuesday afternoon Sled with the circuit court a proposition by which Mrs. Gilbert agrees to transfer to the receiver of the defunct bank her dower Intereet to all real estate Involved In the bank lltigatlofl provided the receiver be directed to make a deed to her of her home property on Marlon and Water streets, In this city, and also execute a Mil of sale to herfor all household goods and the team and carriage. The proposition has been accepted by W. M. Kaiser, attorney for Tllmon Ford, executor of the estate of the late Win. Cosper, who Is the principal claimant In the pending case, aad the attorneys for the other Interested- parties and the Interveners, have accepted tho proposition. The matter was formally presented to Circuit Judge Boise yes terday afternoon for bis consideration, lib announced that he would continue the consideration of the proposition until morning. The estimate value of the dower In terest of Mrs. Gilbert In the property that It Is proposed to transfer to the receiver Is given at about $20,000. which, the Gilberts allege, exceeds the valuation of the property that they desire to have transferred to them. The projwrty to which Mrs. Gilbert agrees to relinquish her dower Inter est consists of business and residence projterty In Moscow, Idaho; Uuena Vista, Newport, Salem and Portland, and also Includes a fourth Interest in five quarts mines In the Bohemia min ing district. In this same case the First National Hank of Corvallls has filed an amend ed claim for an alleged balance of 1S21S.7. Propooltlon Is Aocepted. Judge Boise heard some arguments In the case this morning. G. G. Bing ham, who appeared for the lecelver, said there was no objection on the part of Receiver Gatch to the accept ance of the proiKMdtlon, since It would facilitate the administration of the es tate, but he wished to be advised In the matter of the household goods, to which he would be exiected to give a hill of sale. In their petition, the Gil berts claimed to be jtoaseeeed of household good of the value of $300, while an inventory of the effects had disclosed about $1500 worth of goods. McNary aud Ford considered the ques tion of the controversy an unim portant one, since large Interests would be served hy the acceptance of the proHMltlon, anil the delivery to the Gilberts of their entire stock of house hold goods. After some further argu ment, Judge Boise directed Receiver Gatch to execute to Mrs. Gilbert a deed to her home proierty In this city, and to give her a hill of sale to hur household effects and team and car riage, and In return therefor to re ceive deeds conveying to himself, as the roceiver. the dower Interest of Mrs. Gilbert to all of the real estate Involved In the litigation. In passing Umiii the matter Judge Boise said ho considered It was In the Interest of the estate tnat the dower Interest of the wife might he acquired, as a means of expediting the settlement of the re ceivership. Judge Boise directed the receiver to address a letter to all claimant hold ing collaterals requesting them to re port the amount of the collections they have made thereon since the hank failure, that credit may lie given there on on their respective claims against the bank, ami that where the nav- ments on the collaterals have exceed d the amount of the original claim, then the account will be extinguished, and any balance that may exist will revert to the receiver o Sunday Dutlnesi Excursion. The Hrst Sunday business men's ex cursion to the seaside at Newport will be given by the Southern Pacific on next Sunday, the train leaving Salem at a. hi., and returning In the even Ins;. If this train is patronised. It will be made a regular feature, and at $X.S0 for the round trip, about one cent a mile. It ought to get a large crowd. Starting the train from Salem, in stead of Albany, will give the excur sion a big line of business that It nev er had before, and residents of the Capital City will enjoy the ride over the mountains, the cooling breeses and n dip In the surf. The Second Itesjlment band have ar ranged to go over to New port, on the Sunday excursion, and will 'remain two weeks. Rev. Schell and Timber Lands. The Journal prints a letter from Rev. Joseph Schell. who is well-known all over Western Oregon, and sends copies of this paper to all the narties h eaccusee of complicity in the timber laud frauds. If they have aav Ntate ments to make In denial or refutation of his statements, the columns of this paper are open to them. o Aii Peaseful at Shenandoah. Sheoaudonh. Pa.. Aug. --The ex citement of yeeterday was followed mat night and this morning by abso lute quiet. Several minor disturbances were quickly stopped. o President Witnesses Qua PAittu. Ureenyort. .V Y . An. . Proeident and Mrs. Kooeevott this morning boarded the May Sower, and wltneeeed Uw Urge practice of Ue Jackie, Twelve gun crews competed, and de ttsfctaut the president with their marled. mwnehlp Kaisers Yaaht Wins. Cuwea. Ang. C Tho principal race la the regatta at Ceweu today was won S- the kaiser's AnwNrtcaadmilt yacht toor. with the) Sybrtte second A ante Mew. n B lr' haa gone to Conaili v'r ' day s AUGUST 6, 1902. SUMMER COLDS Produce Chronic Catarrh. Mr. Henrietta C.OIbsrg, Mian, Albert Lea, 1 . . i - Mrs. Henrietta C.Olberg, eopcrlnten deat Flax sad Hemp Exhibition st the Omaha Exhibition, writes from Alberl Le,MlBB.,aj follews: "This spring I contracted an aggra vating cold, baring been exposed to tht damp weather. Catarrh of my throat and head followed, which persisted In remaining, notwithstanding I appllcc the usual remedies. "Reading of the merits of Peruna in the papers, I decided to try it and soon fonnd that all that has been said of youi medicine In such cases is truo. " I am Tery pleased with the satisfac tory results obtained from using Peruna, m entirely well, and consider it a moal ralnable family medicine." HENRIETTE C. OLBEUG. Summer colds require prompt treat' ticnt. They are always grave, ant metlmes dangerous. The prompt- a and surety with which Peruna ts In these cases has saved many lives. A large doso of Peruna should bo taken at the first appcaranco of a cold In summer, followed by small and oil reoeated dose. There Is no othor rem' tdr that medical science can furnish, sc rellablo and qulolc In its action as Peruna. Address The Peruna Medicine com pany, Columbus, Ohio, for a freo book ntltled "Summer Catarrh," which treats of the catarrhal diseases pocullai to summer. PERSONALS. It A, M. I. Mack has gone to Corvallls. Hamilton Is home from Port' land. Miss Hthet Ktgdon hss gone to New port to spend a few weeks. Mrs. C. F. Patton has gone to New port to spend three weeks. Mrs. Jos. If. Albert has gone to Now port to spend a few weeks. B. O. Shucking, a hop buyer, of Se attle, Ih In the city for n fow days. Miss Dollle Pratt, of Orogon City, Is the guest of Miss Grace Bahcock. John Shafor. n leading fnrmer of Turner, was in the city todny on busi ness. Green Cornelius, the Hepubllcnn wnr horse of Turner, wns In Snlem yestordny. vf(KHHHI I). I). and C. J. Olmsted, accompan ied by tholr families, left todny for an ! outing nt Newport Assistant Superintendent Campbell of the Chamawa In.lln.i M.,n,,l. wnB Salem visitor tn.lv. Hilton Shaw and Kdna I,. Porklus todny procured a marriage licence from County Clerk Holand. Postolllce Inspector O. C. Itlchos, of Turner, was In the city today, having sjient the greater part of the year In the state of Washington. s The Cronlso studio Is still doing business over the New York Backet store. 7-86-tf Hot Air and Smoke. Tuesday the wind wont Into the northeast, and very soon covered the entire valley with hot nlr and smoke from the burning slashings In tne tinnier una on the foothills. The sunset that followed waH beautiful In the extreme, tho western sky and tho whole hoavens being lit up with n golden orange tint until near mid night. Today the superheated atmos phere continues, but the breese Is a little cooler, and promises to become an oceuncooler beforo oveulng. o BORN. HANSKN At the family home In this city. August 3, 190S. to Mr. and Mrs. Peter U. Hansen, a daughter. Card of Thanks. We wish, through this card, to con r iu uur menus, ami tnose of our wte son ami brother. Dr. J. Bex By ars. our grateful thanks for the many acts of kindness and words of svmua- thy extended to us and him during his wi HicKness ami Mineral ceremonies. Ilia Parents. Brothers and Sisters. A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore gon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger. Residence Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221, D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director, 155 Court atreet Phone Main 801. Residence 390 Court street, phone 2181 Black. NEWT0DAY. Found. A Yale lock key. probably a puetotHiC key Call at Journal oW and pay for ad J -lt MmiHW The Best Ice Cream I -AT THK- j FLEUR DELIS" ICE CREAM PARLORS ii Hamilton Bros. 144 State SU X 4HHMW999t99&i ... yJL-T J S23S? S Sa5achI i I That's a swell looking suit you have on mind telling me where you got It? "I got It at G. W. Johnson & Co.'s." H I'd like to ft O ! mind telling me what It cost7 or course not, $15,00." Great Scottl I would have guessed $25.00. Are there any Ieft7 "Yes, but you had better get one quick, for they will all be closed out very soon everybody likes them." The above conversation was heard on the streets yesterday. ft G. W. Joh'DSOD & Co. Clothiers to the People r&z&z&&&& Upholstering We can please you batter, we think, when you select your own covers and order the piece to suit you We are turning out a great many box couches and they are becoming more popu lar every day. Lots of room in them to store clothes etc. , The Old reliable frimrt his ' ' F UIU 'ClldUlk. irillgCO DtlSe I SdlS 3S WCll 3S eVCr. one for 55.00. K Cx-W I 7 BICYCLES V ' V CUSHION FKAAIE, 1902 SKtr 1 CUSHION FKAAIE, 1902 CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME Pall ami saa L.A .fVn n I ttnr itr. ahead of all. ""'.u .Wl? . - -.. ., LrtLunt ii, Bicycle Sundries .1. ..""" 1V ony &Swrtji SHIPP & 258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National n., ?SSXfi&T3Q5 RINEMAN'S BARGAINS. Bulk Cocoanut 15c per tb. Petite Prunes, 8 lbs., 25c. Pink Beans, 10 lbs., t 25 c Small Whits Beans, 8 lbs., 25c. Good Flour, per sack, 70c Black Figs, per lb., 5c Italian Prunes, 8 lbs. 25c Cooking Molasses, per gallon, Good 30C Fancy Table Syrup, per gallon. 50c Macaroni, Nc 1, Urge size boxes white or yellow, per box, 35c Scotch Oats, per pkg. 10c Bring ua your butter and egga. We tmj swsh snarxot price, cash merehaadlse. or M. T. RINEMAN 132 State St. Telephone 131 Thee la Net Anthis bottsr than , w soaae puatry. Who bovght of the Pioneer Bakery yon gt the best am the Market have one anoui iikc u ! i & a 257 Commercial St., Salem. i a part of our busi ness. We can make what you want and make it to suit. li costs no more to have a couch made to order than to buy one from stock. AiMyM)tliiiijrU.1 ft'JSSBFJajpHSSnHHBBBBBBBBBJ; Uan- ?. Our bed lounges are built to last for years. They always have hard use and must be built strong. fiasaajfigiaRasB; KKytZrBTOESlfa'XfX&UtlXllJTTS HaSSBVjxs This style of Couch seems to be the'favorite as it leads in the number sold. They are trimmed in well fimMied natur al wool. rnnph still COUtn Still a...... . uusiiuin PKAME, It is m days ' -' '...may iuu WILL LIKE IT, lideecrlpt.!ona. at a ei where, aud wehaveiuat what ..'. aa ant. o o HATISRR 3 I 33Sea3MMM I have put nceived a new stock of high-quality shoes. Prfcesguar. anteed the lowest. They are good wearers. If you plea,e call and ee my stock. Repatriug neatly done. Jacob Vogt 265 Comi. St. !i wwwirraeewftNaAAgaMAe Harii.1 .IbUb1 ,8nd A,8ka Begets. Simsl'' U Pc,,e. Amethyst K,on:or.befveT,n,',e,8 HDe J'M Variety Store Annora M, Welch. Prop. e arietv Binra o. r. . l, The - artety Store. 91 Court btreet. People Say That Ue beet ajul moat wholesome "te ta tR plty are served at the "sue Honse rt-sunraat Opn day tijy5f assmsssswssMsasaawjss We sel a food wwtfrfrlfyS?! &KKhtLauHxitfLips 2MZ& W g smamh. etnaiM I SnroQfhinrr i New and night.