The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 07, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm fstifcni i i jjrW fSKirt.Wtft - W1 eW "?AS?i mm&mtom&umK. lmmntMml in MmmtoM . T-"".'fVWWll l; mjuiiivimiv "- yw i Wj y-r JpfHBMfc MWpaplflWlfywy HiW- " .WHWWMWWW w r tr pBWayiitllminiiuHumwnnmawmntiT THE DAILY JOURNAL SALEM, oRE&Off, TUES5AY, 66t6tt 7, Ufa Something for llie Ladies at. factory ale of Shoes Just Look at These Bargains. Ladles' patented, worth $6.00 sow $e.lS. Ladles' patent calf, -worth $L00 now $1.85. 4- ladles' enamel water proof, worth $3.50 now f 1.06. - Ladies' Tint kid, hand sewed, worth $3.09 bow $1.35. vliLflfHe' sax calf, for winter, worth 2M now JUS. - Ladles' dosgeki, heavy sole, worth $2.00 now 9Sa. Misses patent kid shoes, worth $2.25 now $1.05. Misses' school shoes, worth tl.75 bow 86. Children's patent leather, worth $SJK sow $1.96. - Children's Tlcl kid, worth JL60 sow 75c - Children's shoes, worth ?L35 sew 0S& Babies' shoes, worth 7Sc now 2c. Men's and Ladies' Rubbers for almost nothing:. Every pair of Shoes guaranteed to wear as represented, at the n I The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Consnmp- uob Is to cure yonr com wnen it nrsi appears. Ackers English Remedy will stop the cough In a night, aad drive the oeM oat of yeur system. Al ways a quick and sure care for Asth ma, Bronchitis, and all throat aad lung troubles. If It does aet satisfy you the druggist will refund your money. Write to us for free sample. W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. T. D. J. FRY. DrugrfaL Fa ctorv Sale Sloes State & Commercial Sts. ?'o?S"a- Dry Goods and Millinery We have just received from Chicago 500 Ladies' Hats no two alike; also a great variety of feathers, wings, plumes and other novelties. These combine the features of style, aualitv and reasonable prices. These novelties are the best ever brought to Salem. Our trimming department nnder the management ot Airs. r. b. uilbert and Airs. Ui L Fiester are now prepared to trim your hats in the latest, at short notice. New dress goods direct from New York for choice goods at reasonable prices. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to the PcetoflUe. Never again Will you be able to get solid oak yellow poplar lined bedroom sets at the prices we are now selling them. Were it not that we wished to clean out our ware house ready for another car load the prices on these Siits. would be advanced rather than reduced YOU KNOW THE PLACE. THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year, (4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per 'Month. Weekly One Year. (1.00 In Avance. JOURNAL X-RAYS. m iu s 1 u I Ml J JL vL i $ 308 Commercial St 'Store at Salem and Albany. Next to P. 0. - SBfJRr f& There's Heat Whon you want It and just as you want It in Cole's Original Air-Tight Wood Stoves On a wludy day particularly the heat doesn't ro up Uio chimney. The patented draft and nbaolutoly airtight construction of Uio stove explains the heat-producing and bat-glvlng points R. M. Wade & Co., SOLE AGENTS. log only home-made cigars. Weil, Reesevett bow8 a disposition to do something, at leant. There seesss to be a mild epidemic of smaitnex In fleeter cities. This weather has net bee jnet right for fall millinery aad flee furs. The present head of the fatally will begin to lay up money for the holi days. At almost any other Usae Oeler might have been elected governor of New York. Salem has a great many drinking fountains for men, bet they do net spout water. There Is big interest In the reduced rate offer of The Journal elsewhere In this paper. A three-day rose and mam show for Salem this fall, with a good urogram every evening, would do well. Things go about as you push them. Dy the way, It Is time for the village Improremsnt society to wake up. The Young Republican letters In The Journal have attracted a 'great deal of attention. They are alder than IpU of the $-a-week potlUeal edi torials In the metropolitan papers. The weather has really been too flne for the street cars. Kverybody but the prune farmers are kicking on the weather. Hut we'll riot order It to rain until the lied Hills boys are ready. About as much sense in the people of Dallas selling their water bonds In New York as there would be In n Dal las man sending to Southern Califor nia for lumber, and liaying the freight Salem has a dentist who Is a flne specimen of manhood, and weighs up Into the several hundreds. An old maid the other day, of the picker Jawed persuasion, was opening up very wide to display her molars, whon the dentist said: "That will do, madam; I'm going to stay on the outside." MfMtArtiML tr. L&wler a v. tVat lit I Srr-fI.You Can't Begin Too profitable system of mining the Ma rion county properttoa. Mr. Lawler Is very hopeful of Snal success In the development of his nttnteg ladereata here At the present tlare he tt Man ager of the Gold Nugget nines, of White Pine county Nevada. FUNERAL OF A PIONEER Large Concourse of Friends and Neighbors Pay Tribute of Respect to the Late Charles ClaggetL Funeral services ovor the remains of Charles CtagsjeU were conducted by Iter. P. S. Knight Monday after em at the' residence of F. A. Wekm, I n.lll JT C&nlAtt. TllW WB . LAtfn ... We can all dowa the treat by ssaok-fTT " T1 77 " 7 .' ., wotmhw vi wtw iriunun ui me dm pioneer from this city. The pallbearers were: $. Farrar, Dave Pngh. M. B. OoodeiL O. W. John son. H. Stopleton and J. Q. Wilson. Burial took place In the Ctaggett cem etery. Mr. Ctaggett was well known- to nearly all the obi settlers In Western Oregon. He was recognised here as a man of great Industry aad of pro gressive ideas. While always taking aa acUve Interest la all public af fairs, he was never a candidate for any office. Until about six years ago, he was a member of every Republican county convention held In this county, aad was prominent in the councils of his party.. His physical and mental activity continued until a few woeks ago, when a slight illness confined him to his room, finally resulting In his death. He left an estate valued at about $20,000. A GERMAN JJHZEN Speaks Gratefully o'f His Relief by Dr. Darrin. To the Bdlter: For four years past my health has been Impaired from the effects of dyspepsia, heart and kidney disease, and pain In the stomach and back. I have tried many remedies and doctors to no use. I was troubled with diabetes getUng up nights to re lieve my bladder. Hare been under Dr. Darrin's treatment and pronouneo myself restored to health. My wife has been successfully treated for liver and stomach trouble, and twin In the side. Tell all your readers to consult me at Chumawa, Oregon, and I will explain how I was cured. I am a Ger man, and will gladly tail my country, men of my cure. CHAS ZIHLRNSKI. Early PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND Affords Happy and Marvelous Results to Rheumatic Sufferers TUir( tiilnna TodVtrX I AlUUftvl sjwsjsjwaw Wr A. "Mtfce SesCHaie Marker a itMWai."autnitiitwai UU The anutma season, with Its changeful weather, is a time of dread to all rheumatic sufferers. Chilling winds, cow rains aad heavy. Impure atmosphere, aggravate every condition of rheumatism aad bring many suffer ers desperately near the grave. Are you a victim of rheumatism In its acute or chronic formT If e, you cant begin too early to get rid of this baneful disease, to purify the blood aad strengthen the system. The mar velous victories of Palnes Celery Compound wrought la the past for rheumatic sufferers, justifies you in giving this wonderful medicine an im mediate trial. It has given to agon Ixed. helpless and crippled men and women a new and happy life freedom from all pains and sufferings. It has produced amazing cures after the fail ures of able physicians. At this sea son, Pafne's Celery Compound will do the same good -work for you, clear reader. Mr. O. W. Webber, Janesvllle. Wis., says: "I was advised by my friends to try Palne's Celery Compound for rheuma tism and norvousnoBS. I had previous ly tried other remedies for these com plaints without getting relief. I am pleased to say that the vory first bot tle of the Compound relieved me. I have now taken six bottles of the Com Iound In all ind am cured. I feel younger and bettor, and have a good appetito." FOR THE HOUSEWIFE, DIAMOND DYES have been manufactured. They give rast, beautiful colors, and are pre pared for home use. Simply follow directions. Direction book and -15 dyed samples free. Diamond Dyes, Burlington, Vt. Urannon &, Ragan Have a supply of big, blue huckle berries on band. Send In your order wmio they last. They are fresh and choice. $10 Reward. For information to lead to discovery or arrest of party or parties who stole black wheel from lwck of my place at Croseton. A. D. PRTT.YJOHN. 10-4f Asylum HARRITT L LAWRENCE, Statistics The statistical report of 8uerln tendent J. F. Calbreath, of the state Insane asylum, submitted at the monthly meeting of the board at that Institution. Monday afternoon, shows that on Seittember Mth there were 1316 imtlenta receiving treatment there, this number being three lees than oh August it. During the month U patients were received and fluluK relebrathw in commemoration The White Houe. The best meals are served at the White House Ilestaurant You get what you call for. on short notice. Open day and night. ' o Salem Man Honored A. Hush, the Salem pioneer banker, was been elected atate director at large for the Lewis atd Clark exposition. Mr. Hush is an early set- tier In this state, and has been promi nent In its public life. For these rea sons, and because of a personal knowl edge of the history of the state. Mr. Hush will be a valuable member of the association that contemplates a WOMANS' DUTIES. a woman whe keeps her house In or der aad has the fare of a family, has Just as much responsibility as the man ho provides the means to carry on the housekeeping She Is deserving of the more credit since the demnnds on her strength is greater. The ever lasting sameness about her duties, and the confinement necessary to carry them out Is very trying to tho nervou3 system, this produces a strain on the mind that makes her Irritable, croaa . -.i .,1 ... .... , . . .- nu uiimaiiautKl, yrniCU IS JUSt as much a disease as rheumatism or ca tarrh. If norves can be built up and made strong by medicine of some kind this feeling is changed to one of aheerfulness am. pleasure in her du ties. The medicine that makes strong stoady nerves, and prevents disease by building up the entlro system, is Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic, a tablet to take at meal time. Cures nervous prostration by making rich red blood, feeding the nerves, and making solid flesh at the rate of 1 n 3tbs per week. This medicine Is sold by druggists for 76c per box, or 3 box e for $2.00. or sent by mall, nost-nald. n receipt of price. Write us about your case. Address Dr. Gunn. Phila- ueipnia, ra. Kor sale at Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. 3 Hop Market. Hops 1902 JO to itc Potatoes, Apples, Etc Potatoes 80 to 40c. Onions $1. Dried Fruits. Dried Apples 4 4 to 6c. Itallau Prunes, 40s to 80s 3H to 4c. Petite Prunes same. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc nitr Fir 13 00 to SI.2S. Second Growth $2.50 to $Z 75 Ash $3.00 to $3.3S. Body Oak $4.00. Pole Oak $3.50. Cedar Posts 10 to lie. Hides, Pelts and Furs. Green Hides, No. 1 7c. Green Hides. No. 3 6c. Calf Skins I to 5c Sheep 75c. Goat Skins k to $1 M. Gray Fox St to We. Coon 10 to 40e. Mink 2Se to $1.3. Otter $1.00 to $... Skunk 10 to 2c. Muskrat 1 to tc. Wildcat 10 to 2c Grain and FUur. Wheat file. Oats 28c. Barley brewing, 4Rc bu. feed, $16 ton. Flour Wholesale. $2.8. Live Stock Market Steers 3 to 3Hc Cows 3 to 3 4e. Sheep $3.60 grow to $4.90. Sreessd Veal $c Hogs, alive 64c Hogs, dressed 6 He Wool and Mohair. Coarse Wool lie. Fine 16c. Mohair 26c. Hay, Feed, Etc. Baled Cheat-$6.50 to $7.0(1. Clover $6.00. Bran $17 50 Shorts $19.00. Creamery and Dairy Products. Good Dairy Butter 224o, Creamery Butter 27Mt- Cream, pan skimmed, at creamery 20c . at farm, ISc Cream separator skimmed, at creamery, 25c, at farm, 23c Poultry at Stelners Market. Chickens 8c. Eggs, per dot. 2Jc. Turkpys 10c. Ducks 8c. Portland Market. Wheat Walla Walla. Cc. Wheat Valley, 64c. ' Flour Portland, best grade, $3.06 to $3 30; graham $2.80 to $3.20. Oats Choice White. $1 to $1.02c. Barley $20 per ton. Mlllstuff Bran $18.60. Hay Timothy, $10 to $11 per ton. Onions 75c to $1 per cental. Potatoes 0e per cental. Butler Best dairy, 17 to Me.: fancy creamery, 36 to 27c: store, 124 to 16c. Bggs Oregon ranch, 22fc to 36c per dos. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.50 to $4.26; hens $4.76; turkeys, live. 14 to 15c. Mutton gross, 3e. ' Hogs gross 7c. Beef grooss 3 to 3&c. Veal gross, 7 to 8 He Hops 20 to 21c. Wool Valley, 12 to 16c ; Eastern Oregon, 8 to 14c; Mohair. 35 to 26c Hides dry, 16 pounds and upwards 111 lO lSVC MISS IDA M. SNYDER, Treasurer of the Brooklyn East End Art Club. lEXTnTAL- irregu arm " p -II- tha ItfMTlllllinK rJ woman's trou-l Wes. With the vitality at a I . kh tM niOUU Cn. t i?r?i,te dered, ne g "-, faeed, hollow-eyed and hag gard, a piteous centratt to &e blooming health of W fefwrselt Hut orer 1 W.nnii women nsTCiuui.'' Vt.lAl.V Str MMfj wwen - "rsr-- , ,..J: With acain by taKing r ioe m. -""" As a reenlator of the men" !"'"- xfaTot narJoi ha neter ;leen known rfeU health, eren in towo cJslreet Urooklyn. N. Y H Wine of Card-i and .be says it bejpri bar in a ew hfe. Health to JHim fcrte h worth a great ileal. She Is attractive W"Jf leetual atta ninenU and she oocuptJM UZit.on nf Trnwarer of tl Brook lrnT t F-i VrtUuK This position aVkYb..r.,.rm of intellect, cu -tore .dr-1..c ,. ntaml ,tspsakshigh!v oftbt wm- t .uid IriMt her fellow women J.a ml. '. he wnt: "If womca would pay more attention to their health we would have more happy wives, mothers and dauchters, ana if they would toe more Intel ligence In the matter ot medi cines, observing results, they would find that the docton' orescrlotioos do not perform the many cures they are given credit for. "In consulting with my druggist he advised McElrte's Wine of Cardui and Thed. ford's Black-Draught, and so I took It and have every reason to thank him for a new life opened op to roe with restored health, aad it only took three months to cure mc" You may secure the same relief as Miss Snyder, if you take Wine of Cardui as she took it. Thedford'a Black Draught is the companion medicine of Wine of Cardui and it is a liver and lwwel regulator which assists greatly in effecting a cure. If you take these medicines according to directions, tho relief and cure is simple. Some cases are cured quickly and others take longer because the disease has run longer. Keuiembor how Mim Snyder took W ine of Cardui and has health. The same nedicines are offered you to-day. WINEofCARDVI A million suffering -women have found relief in Wmc of Cardui. Shingles and Shakes The roof Is shingled best If you U6e tho kind of shingles and shakes we sell, and wo ask you to note the good wear and economy of the roof for which wo furnish the shingles or shakes. Wo carry a largo stock of bhlngles and shakes of good quality, carefully selected to make a sound, tight, durable roof, and we are al ways ready to givo estimates. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Pas. Depot. Phone 651. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, Iscjb ir mm ton chops, veal cutlets or pork, 3tu meste are all cut from the fattest md tritneet cattle, and we ran supply rotu table wi h fresh, nntritloat end rholewnie meats at bed rock prices E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 Special sale on children's hats Fri day and Saturday, at the New York Millinery Parlors, No 317 Commorclal street. Mrs. Hooker, manager. 10-7-3t -3ELL- Morc Tomatoes and Better Tomatoes than Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN 8EASON FOR HOU8EKEEPER8 IN THE COM INO SEASON. OLD P. O. GROCERY. LfiHir esapjs returned, while, 40 were iliscnargwl. The expense for supplies .for the month was J3047. while the jwlftriw for the same period amounted ! to $14S1. or a total expense of $12. 7W.65. or a per capita monthly t-x penee of $9 33. of th valuable services of Lewis and Clark to the Pactftc Northwest GrassSe eds We haudle only the best grade of seeds, and bnvo otily fresh seeds In stock. Our prices are the lowest In the slate. Call or wrlto for them. Spealal prices on large orders. Brewster & TOlbite Feedinen and Seedraen. 1j Court Street, Case Was Dismissed Closing Sale at Fr ied m a n ' s After lMing postponed a number of times, the rase of State vs. San ford Hammock, rnarged with kilting pheas ants during the closed season, was railed before Justice It organ and Jury at T o'clock Monday evening. It J Fleming appeared for the privato prosecutor. W. W. McCnltoch. while Sajem, Oregon.p " Mon levreserted Us d renoant. wnen law state had Intro dneed two witnesses It rested lu case. and. upon motion of the defense, the case was dismissed before It went to the Jury Mines On Santiam THE FIRST STEP to Itfbv'K health must be UV.cn before baby birth The child ran have no more Iwalth than the mother gives it. A bsnllhy mother, rtroug of body and cheerful of wind, will endow the child with Iter own ph sual health aiid cherful diapoal tioH. Many a wife who had dresded motherhood b e CMUMt of past ex periences of pre natal misery of mind and body 1ms found a new era open to her with the use of Ur Pie' Fa orite IVscnp tton. It gives phMcml strength, touches the ncn e. and induces re freshing alcep. It give vigor and cUaticitv to the organs of IS FORMER SALEM BOY Earl Hansen and Two Other Boya Wanted In Washington for Horse Stealing Geer Honors Requisition. $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that thoro is at least one dreaded c.sease that science has been aon to cure in all Its stages and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's uniarrn uure is taken Internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mu cous surraces of tn systom, thereby destroying tho foundation of tho dis ecso, and giving tho paUent strength by building up the constitution and as slsting nature In doing its work. The proprietors have much faith In Its cur ative powers, that they offor One Hun dreu Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. CHBNHV & CO., Q.. , , , Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75 cents. Hall's Family nils are the best .UnaaaEnwSnaaaaaan'PS ' B l A Lucky Find & Rut it's hard to find anything better 'lis a casi of helth ami strength. Boar this In mind: there's nothing to eq ml Salem beer as a tonic and mild stimu lant. Cooling, refreshing, nourishing, Inv goratiui;, it is aperfevt brow. Strict ly pure nl high grade and uniform in quality the beer par excellence. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Bejk, Proprietor. r "Sr rp Only n suprt. linae i&ft, and thofo who will tako advantage of the elosiatT sale will save mosey In buying evereoaU, suits, hats, blankets, oil goods, HHdWwear, notion, ribbons, lanes, embroideries, etn, at j?Hrate fale'olp, Qej, a rnijra, on If yu want bargains. (Mae to w tjoiawerelai styeft, where Hiieduan's goods waats to falk to yo, You mill not go witbent thew, if you have the artinle W. U. UwSer. of 1ndna Cltv. Ne- d. g snendNc a few days in Sa Mr. Lawler owns the Anldem mines, in the QarUvUI mining dis trict of this eosuHy. He reports that bet little active wrk hi being done at this time In the Sfcatfeiw ntotrieL The oie there h tonne to he toe ease to he prontahly miaml with the maehiaery that is now lukUltod at the dlfferwst mtv. m that the birth hour u pracUcally without pain or ssufetiag. It enshki the mother to provide a plamirnl eapplt ef hesHhrwl MourMhment for the heaKhy chiM, ft makes weak vsinsti nssiiiig and sick women well. These is no alcohol in "Favorite Pre- ftcriptioN " and it ts aheahHely fsee frum omnm, cocaine, and all other narcetks. Sick women are invited to oeswntt Dr lieeM by letter free of charge. All eor- raepeNuencc wnruy private ana MCteuiv canideuual. AddreMi Dr. It V. Pierce, N Y. nnwiiwwl IV lirfer't hiwut u-rc Mr. J W 3 Stopfer. neMMMl Oft VinrimkL Mn JJ Uuk. fc -. . - T . ." . .' W, HVV W 99 CSW, a WflK H ineaens csmm mm m beta i i mwet mm mm i t wHmemie e mm Mw 'Wmois r, easMJih Sheriff H lfc Tucker, of Yakima county, Washington, was In the city today, and, -upon, requisition of Gov ernor Mcllride, of Washington, received from Gov, Gear warrants of arrest for Marl Hansen, Fred Illckel and George Hart, who are wanted In Yak Ima oount'. Washington, for the lar ceny of a band o 7 horses. Hansen la under arrest at Htllsboro, Washing ton county, and the other two of the trio are la custody at Vancouver. Washington. Sheriff Tucker goes to Portland this afternoon, and theace to HIHeuoro to get Hansen. He expects to have further trouble in getting Han sen out of the state, aa the fellow ts nghtlng against extradition. Sheriff Tucker says that the three follows, nnder the leadership of Han sen, who Is afcoat S3 years of age, the other lads being shout IS years of age each, stole a band Of IT head of horses on September lath, and drove them across tho state line to Arlington. where they were Shipped, and after wards sold The lads were la ally lo cated, Hansen being cunght in Pert mod. Hansen fought the rase, aad se cured his release on habeas corpus pro ceedings, but Sheriff Tucker did not give up. and cnnW at once to this city, and I now armed with a warrant of arrest for Hansen, whom he Intends to mere to Washington for trial on the charge- Sheriff Tucker said flan-! sen. who Is a former resident of this I cur It Is announced that Queen Chris tina's health Is so poor that she has decided to make her home Indefinitely at Uio royal palace In Seville. It Is the general belief that King Alfonso's dis pleasure nt her recent marriage is the rent cause of her retirement, and the queen will be Joined In her retire ment by her husband. Count Ee-cosura. Two Hospitals Said Diabetes. Brlght's Disease and Diabetes Are Positively Curable. People ettUr Mired or nwoTH-loj iu ib ., A .. ra 1B ewr W8nl ,B MIIJ ulh, J ",uWi. PPrwrr UeOIUm IISM.U) Pbwj sirwt.ta m X ifcwn, tBj m rvn st. st rrtMtt.. xt ji. mm Tt IW Jttrt I IHSHfJ ffMAUr ,. .... riar i hn to (0 u. ut htfut. g4t cvMrBMl mj MM M tUte. tkd Ml BM IUh Wa-. im (Ut4Ur t4 tH ttMhu M SttlwtM, ts4 Ulc4 Mil u,tj M rrolur ., Hut nr t. (. utbi waiMtMiw vv .. 7:. MHMMrtIbrkHrttraMa ChmU bj . .UUfmHr. 4 Tm.4 U.t a. fr M,rt I aM MM iu r,r .r.r ,. . Vu Mi M J s mw at HlUilr Uffftat mm SMC Ml I.Mt H UUMir. ,,. I yrr. rjpni. eHim im Wea4 u ulr u Stk(4r iiWMr.t, aad BHahit dum i.j u wwie, rto4 i4wa. wmw.tuiiwi UsitauiktaxesckiMUkaeva. "" Mti.aait.miia. Mcdleal wki acrce lUt Bricfat's Uttxie Beautj leading a man bjr I'd nus May mislead him sometimes, bur the beauty that leads a man to our laun dry is the faultless beauty of our art istic laundry woik that he will never And a misleading one. Our exquisite laundry work U the acme of high grade excellence in this line. We do up shirts, collars, cuffs and woolens and lace curtains lu a meaner that keep thm in flne condition, aa well us looking as gojd as new at all times. Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 411. 230 Liberty St. t:a:R:Rn:: ?0k .....t....;.;;;u;.i.i;ixiXTs;.miiimiJiuimniiui immune Worth of 80-pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives, and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dining and cafe cars is the record and whose folks are now living! ,'' ,0We. " w tr eoui., In Pneser Wash, hi the leader at th ! . ,-i . aw " y"ltan - " " , ' . . the I paa. (Oeauwa ttrm ot kUur eanjtat gnng. and that it m believed that rmti esw tt , misaea7 rereired the moat of the spolk. for the ' P4-" ,b BrfiM oui hmj ttto u rtMunn that. b ta buU u.j eJ, lk MUo CbapouaA Jean J.FmuaOa.ua sestps mkmt WhwMk 'Peeertie fteiaiin- I ..j . . ..... awaesjery atrest. Sta Frasiia. iota aaa. "fL , . . . . I BWM " rewrnee to wasning- sowrfwa. Free tts saada tot piat. aL pkrnunt and encrtlvc huntive meilMne. ' ,Bg w lcj,t ,BB8t ,,ft ,a at aU , a Comfort. Sols A8nt $3,000,000 Waibash R.R. During the past ear making It the most modern and up-to-date railroad in the country. Travel over It and enjoy the finest equip ment on earth. C. S Crane. Gen Pass. Agt , SL Louis, Mo. Ross C. CUnePaclflc Coast Pas. Agt. Los Angeles, Cal. iiiii,injf;jiw OTJ imttfflKffltt:!i;;tttftfflt?ttt;tnttTKttri WHOLESALE AND RETAIL esutn, ah kind of building material, sand, g-avel, latb, slflugies, etc. D. S. BENTLEY l- la Com'i St Phone 001 Main Steusloff Bros, Dealers In Live Stoek, Your Step Mother Is still here busy as over, and when I your clothes nrA nil mil nf nrrinr worn. Wholesale and retail butchers and w,tn buttons off. take them to her at paekers. AM kinds of fresh and salt ' Uie 8alom Dye W'orks. mea"- Pine sausages, bams bacor I At tUa establishment you can get and lard, 316 Cammerslal street. anything set to rights, from a pair of gloves, to the moat elaborate silk Ciiru iii,-. 8- A gentleman can get his bt 5ALtM WATER COMPAklY c,eaned, hU trousers creased, or b s OFFICE city ha who,a 8ult rejuvenated to suit hli Pnr . ....': '.n."uu taste, also four antra ft month for 31 Bills payaWenssonthw i Vh. Battona sewed on. ripa aewod up, sniu Mak .V ltrr.lY..,B "Jlvanee pressed on ahort nnil.. Naw nxvK - mpuiu M me oaie , pressed on abort notice. aarunjf tor dressmaking. THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. OYSTERS Served i h k.. ...... ssbto aooannlmeV 1 E ECKERLEN, Proprietor MRS. C. H. WALKER IBS Commercial ntreat FINE WINK8, LIQOORS ' AND 0IOAR9.... 102 Cofjpf Sf