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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1902)
i TT'-fr" ' SW jp-t 17" iiHOBWIHIIfliXHr; IT .mrmm ,Mim i WWIII HBWiWWH'-WffJf''. in f 45S'WI'?VIJ4,rfl"W fci , f i" '.j- If. SSESIBSSHlSSISSSS THE DAILY jdUlfrAfc. 6ALeM, OfiE&Off, WEOHESOAY, OCTdaeft S, i& Setfeig for t&e Ladfes at I Factory Sale Shoes Scrofula Just Look at These Bargains. La' fateat fcM, worth J awnr J2.U. Jjustea Aet caf, wrti JW sew f U, laMetf ewueei water proof, wertk f.S9 sow $IJS. , LaW rtd JJd, fesed sewe. worth tm Mm IW. , Laite box calf, tor winter, worth ! new itJk Lad dwsgaa, heavy sole, worth f 3J aow 95. Mitms (eteat hU. shoes, -worth J2-M sow J1J5. (' jHCfceel tes, worth ILTf aw 8& " T OaKdree's fMt leather, wertA Jti sow JIJJCi tttfWre vfcf C weUi LS9 sw 7S& GMMreCx sfcewi, worth flJS bow SCc SteMee sfcoee, werffe. ?( sow 26c. Men's and ladies' Robbers for almost nothing. Every pair of Shoes' guaranteed to wear as represented, at the Factory Sale e: Sloes TWa root eC many erite GkadeJar UuBGns, abscesses, pimples, and other cataseoos erap- tkms, aore ears, taHemea eyegtw, rickets, dy spepa, catarrh, readi sae U eateb eotd and faabfttty to get rid of it easily, paleness, ner- ronsA669, the eoofiwapttvc ten dency, aad e&er ailments Qu be eompsetely and perma nenjjjr removed, no matter boar youg or old the sufferer. Ilea's StfHMdli MfiTMtk dsacfefeT rf SU ttre&n. VYa-. K. T.. had Irek evt whfc MnbU sort alt rtr he Uacced k4. TIm fir 14 kest Iter tad when (4 i Uxr ifat fce irel vero sM itl4 m4 her fw w attk. He writes aVtl hit aerer star sy ca f t Hood's Sarsaparilla Promise to care and keeps tbe promiAe. Uk your drnggtet for it today and aoeept no Mtbatittite. State & Commercial Sts. Mali Orders Froaetlsr FiHei. J- MORRIS, sj?er. Greenbaum's Dry Goods and AiUllinery Store Bargains for this week: Lace Curtains, 2 1-2 yards long, 50c pr. lace Curtains, 2 3-4 yards long, 75c pr. Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, 40 in. wide, $1.00 pr. Lace Curtains, 3 1-3 yds. long, 58 in. wd. $1.75 pr. Bed Spreads, laree size, 75c tach. Bed Spreads, Marsailles, worth $2.75, for $1.85. Lace Striped Hosiery, at 25c pair. Corsets from 25c up. Shawls, Fascinators, 25c up. millinery In ail the latest styles, Buckles, Cabashone, Feath ers, Tips, Wings, Birds, Pom-ports, Velvets, Felts, Ribbons, Laces, etc. You'll find this department strictly up to date, first'Class in every respect, and reasonable prices. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store HAD A LIVELY MEETING City Fathers Hear Other Peoples' Troubles- Street Car Company Asked To Make Repairs Utxl Door to the Peatofftce , 302 Commercial St, 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 Slits would be advanced rather than reduced YOU KNOW THE PLACE. TlKEllHiCO 308 Commercial St. 'Store at Salem and Albany. Next to P. 0. 'R. There's Heat Whan you want It and Just as you want It In Cole's Original Air-Tight Wood Stoves On a windy day partloularly the heat doesn't go up thu ohlmney. Tim imtented draft and absolutely airtight L-viutruetlun of the store explains th hoat-produolng and hoat'glvlns polnU. R. M. Wade & Co., SOLE A0BNT8. HARRITT & JJIWRENCE, More Tomatoes and Better Tomatoes than Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN SEASON FOR ma SEASON, HOUSEKEEPERS IN .THE COM' OLD P. O. GROCERY. GrassSeeds Wo handla only tho best grad of hcciIb, nud havu only fresh seads la stock. Our prices are the lowest la the etuto. Call or write for them. Spselal priced on largu ordure. Btevoetev & Wlfoite 10 Court Street. Feedmen and Secdrncn, w SESS Salem, Oregon, HA Closing Sale .at iri eel m a n ' s i& BUwUtlaje loft, and those who wJU take advantage pX tbe : ?. THat The elty fathers bad a Mvly m&sU Irk Tassday night. In addition U the traaeaettoa of th wwal grist of roetliw IwslaeM. the mentHNa of t eoendl mtimoA to the trembles of om of the rMMeebi of the elty who are anxkws to hare a bridge comtrtMtad oa Xorth Cottage street, and then AMennaH Stote had se kleka to make himself. After a eeiMMaraMe aimwat of kicking. In whleh the MaUtm Street lUllway trrai as the frfgakjR the greater part of the time, the cowftdi meeUaff was ad joaraed. after the fact bad beee di closed that tbe body of aMermea we In a poworfemi posltloa to correct some of th ooadittoae that were com plained of. New Drldse Wanted. It. V. Jloiee. Jr.. and other reablonts of the northern part of the city, ad dreeeed the eoandl, aad asked that Immediate provision m made for the IralldlHft of a new bridge aerosa North S1III creek on Cottage street, and that the structure aeroee Winter street, on the same stream lie repalrod. After an extended dleeelon as to the beet plan ror making the rwiHlette Improve ments, tbe matter of examining Into the proposition for the protection of the Winter street property and the balMIng of a new bridge oa Cottage street was referred to tbe committee on streets and public property, on motion of Htute. Armory Released. City Recorder Jadah retorted that no nan etmm an agreement wllh Company F, Pottrih Regiment, o. N O re-leasing for the emulng year tho armory at the elty hall on the same terms m met year. The action or the recorder was ratified. To Appoint Committee. A request was received from the of. firera of the Oreater tfaiem Commer cial eleb asking for the amtotntMent of a special eemm(tt from the conn ell, to eomtfst of Rye members, tho same to art In coaJencUon with tje committee of the cwb. In determining on the needed amendments to the Sa lem city charter. The reiwrta of the joint committee are to be submitted to the two bodies that are Interested for the ratification of those bodies, be fore being presented to the legislature. Upon motion the mayor was directed to appoint the committee. Mayor Hlahep announced that he would take (he matter of naming the committee under advisement for u Tew daya. Stolz Had a Klok. Ahlerman Stolz asked why the mem. hers of the oommltUe cm tiro nnd waier uni not nave referrod to them for their consideration the bills of all the suppllee that wero purohuHed for that department He thought that ar rangement would be tho butter. Har rows, supplemented by Judnh. replied and plainly told tho nldanmm fr.., the third ward that all of the bills fur nsmllea were ooittraelnd for by the hlef of tbe depnitment. under u r- tious ortier or the counrll. which gave him the right of mahlng all of the purchase, und that before any of the bllbt wero paid they were Mimr.iiiv soimtlnlKetl by a committee on no ooii ntH and current .expenses. After some further dlseusaton of (he sub ject, the matter was. droppwl. Show Licenses Amended, On the question of licensee to be ohargod shows, etc.. the committee ordinance and llceiume. after a kdnt aonroreuoe. reportaxl that the general ortlinnnue of the clti" be amended In (he following particulars: "That the circus clause therein be amendiHl so as to Include Imposing a lloenso feo of J 100 per day upon all tent shows of (ho ecope and character ef lluffalo HJIPa Wild West show. J "That the dog and eny show II ivewie lie rnisei irom sic per day to DO YOU EAT intlrasef eitmri. ardor v&srtawi lay bTT in tbttntbarb. eaitsr fas Jhat dfrteg Use st Urn ays a axrr Moie roof had! ba aejuned cm Uw ' old -th&tor iMfoMter to tW llbut. I awr. tM toeatl at the conir of HeMly ae4 wjoyi. order Cosseseresal am4 Perry streets. If ; f bTT m Hmtintntth. es mvh tt tM tHtfUKog baa b&m east- u Cckhlsr . He irttsra a&3 Sick eVaMMd kr ism tHr ami h - - . HeaMChC? H it art, try a OOf of tZ L u "T . to Hestrtir-e Soscl. Bitten, before etch If tiw tMafMme bad hw 4e J mesh It will u.b bP the itrratch with or wkboot a ennlt btfrinvg het tUmetetetb JtgviUretott asd care etaJa4 from thu pie ofteenj of t6es allfllCBtS- hkh If allowed to ik rirr tt m ' .v .. tMtee''nltoTebt into ehrenfe dys- L 12s wl! tLTL0"' rpt. Try It toiayssd ootiee tb reef bad bea sMafed vHhmt to J Wrerewent kaawUdm or eeet of Use eity -; UACTCTTCDC cr. After Ste had tbrawa a fe HUo I C 1 i Lfi 5 eowiMeta on aecoeMt of "ewbNC searlt CTAM A MI niTTmfl aad eadorprlse.-- eerorat bM agalaet O 1 UillAO Dl 1 1 CaTOt BOUGHT HOPS AT 222 CENTS Salem Hop Buyers Expect Some Ac tivity to Attend Purehase for Octob er Shipment. ser ctoo. May Name SOUND AS A IDOLLAR A. Ticket JL Oeons Meyer, cbalrm of the JteaafMsraa rlry cemtral - eeoHMitte bca mm today eid Umt beAwmW call a ateetiaet of the cossnalttee. to be. be beM the mtter past of this month. He seid that while be had not toa salted with tee other members of the committee, be to of tbe opinion that tfe eeanea we nwd amt adtassV.. meat Miewed. BIHs PatdV Tbe .folfewfac; Mile vr e ordered Oamea Brea. $ j. J. A. StmMHM jo R. M. Wad & Co. 4,n Capital Improremewt Co. JIMS Ante the bOte iku were aedltwl met night wae that of D. S. Besttar & Co. for 7 for the grareMacj f the three principal atreeta of the eity. Salem's New Military Band Abovt members of the new mill tary baad were preoeat at the regular meeting and rehearsal Tuesday night. Their constitHttoa and by-laws were adopted, and the following officers were eieted: President, Iran Martin; secretary, Paul Sfge; treasurer, Jb mad Chercblll; manager, Wm. SeR wood.' Already several new players bare applied for membership, and. Nmier mo I net ruction of Walter II, Dowman. there Is no question of the band's fteccoea. SALEM GIRLS HUNT Kate. Kets reports tbe porebeae W the Srm of Faber k. Xete of tbe Wos- a choice prodeet, at zxs Mr. Neis reporU that, while a. te seles are beta made, growers nwaaiH arm. Preseet sttouuoae w.tke regular Kepapnraa orgonnauoH -- o.t -- . .r. ft mmU for nf tlia riir will hare a ftall tleket la the h4C OBRm I . - ft - --.- ..l. .,. .W. - - A.AM tM 1ft prime aad 1214 tor cnoie. " ! the sale of a aamber of Iota at Bwgewe. Mr. Nefei expecU cowslderable activity la the. hop market aow. for tbe reaeoa that the time has arrived for making purchases for October Bhlpatnt, 9 Plucky Quartette Goes Search of Pheasants in Was Not Learned How Many Birds Were Bagged .Mr. John Steiwer, of Jefferson, was la the city today. OLD PEOPLE Uae a charm of tlwir own wlten they are ik weak ami feeble, but lialr ami hearty, enjoying the aporuaml pleasures of youth though they cannot participate in them. The whole secret of a aturdy obi age is this : Keep the tomaeh and organs of digeation and nutrition in por- ct.1 wucr. me young man who uoes not think of his Momach will be tmulc to think of it aa lie grows old. It is the "weak " atomach, incapalde of eupplying tbe adequate nutrition for the body, which cMMaea tlie weakness and feeble, nets of obi age. lir Ilerce's Cohlen MmIUmI niuvn.rv cure diwenaes of the stomach ami other organs frf digeMion ami nutrition. It mmVtm the "weak" stomach strong, and o mmMm tbe body to Ie fully nourished ami strengthened by the food which ia eaten. twHK.Hofl. deHas which time I emptor! Mrrl pbMjktaiM. Urt lhy eould not inch flu VH2J ?r- ,pW'en. oT Itorrka SeriaK Carnn Co.. Ark. I frit tlwt there MMMch : Ami vtftfcasml wanbl fall IwIbIm. ,i he Seer. Twe mn mira I S!ftor.2S!!'. "W Meoil DUcomy tod Salem Girls Against Any Othe'r Com munity. Tbe glras of the Capital City have never failed to undertake anything that Is romSfdored at all poseibtcubat never before hare they beea known to go in search of the etaslve Chinese pheasant, without oae or more gentle men attendants. Out such an instance Is reported today. Uright and early this morning four charming young women started for the hllla surrounding Salem, fully armed and equipped with guns, ammunition and. trusty dogs, for a. day's hunL Those forming the party were: The Misses Ivette, Pearl and Lottie Smith, at this city, ami their cousin, Miss Lura Pennington, of Portland. The party hail not returned at the hour A going to press, and the result of 'he day's hunt Is not known. The young ladles are good shots, nnd If rfi'-y are nearly as succeesful In pierc ing the hearts of the pheasants as they are reported to be. capable of capturing 'be hearts of the young gentlemen of tbe community, it ia a safe guees that hey will return with a sufficient num Vr of birds to furnish all of their friend with a good taste. In order to become thoroughly accustomed to the team they had engaged, the quartet had the rig out for vigorous practice Tuesday afternoon. IheHeor, Doctor I After tatciiHC twelve tattle of Ike DUcortty 1 y.'l UM wmk. ami been W HroviM; rrcr tliice. I M how hi -! health Dr. IHerce's Common Sense Medieal Adviser, in paper covers, U sent fret on receipt of at otie-cent stamiM to pay exjwnse o( mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. 1'ieree. Buffalo. N. V. Reject the Austrian Yoke. Budapest, Oat. 8. The Hungarian chamber reaesombled today and Is dis cussing a resolution which demands the separation of Hungary from Aus tria. It also declares to support the newly-born son of Arclluke Ferdinand as the next emperor. Sultan's Death Is Expected. Vienna, Oct 8. A message received here today says that tho Sultan's con dition Is critical, and hie death Is ex pected at any minute. a Horace McKlnloy, the well-known timber doaler, in writing from Green niver Hot Springs, Wash., says that ho is under a physician's care at that resort, and oxpects to have an opera tion performed there or at Portland soon for appendicitis. Eugene Guard. Ilobt. Cherry and wifo, of Salem, are visiting at the home of Mr. Chorry's father, David Cherry. Kugene Gunrd. STRANGER THAN FICTI0N A Remedy Which Has Revolu tionized the Treatment of Stomach Trouble The remedy is not heralded as a wonderful discovery nor yet as a se cret patent medicine, neither hi It claimed to cure anything except dys pepeia, indigestion and stomach troub les with which nine out of ten suffer. The remedy is In the form of pieas-ant-tasting tablets or loseoges, contain ing vegetable and fruit essences, pure aseptic pepsin (government test.) gold en seal and diastase. The tablets are sold by drugg.sts under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Many In teresting experiments to test tbe di gestive power of Stuart's tablets show that one grain of tbe active principle contained In them is suflldent to thor oughly digest 3WW grains of raw meat, eggs and other wholesome foods. Stuart's tablets do not act upon the bowels, like after dinner pills and cheap cathartics, which simply irri tate and inname the intestines with out having any effect whatever In di gesting food or curing Indigestion. u the stomach can be rested and as sisted In the work of digestion it will very soon recover Its normal vigor, as no organ is so much abused and over worked as .ae stomach. This Is the secret. If there Is any se cret, of the remarkable success of Stuart's. Dyspepsia Tablets, a remedy practically unknown a few years ago. and now the roost widely known of any treatment of stomach weakness. This success bos been secured en tirely upon Its merit as a digestive pure and simple, because there ran lie no atomach trouble If the food U promptly digested. . Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act en Urely on the food eaten, digesting it completely, so that it can be assimi lated into blood, nerve and tissue They cure dyspepsia, water brash, sour stomach, gas and bloating after meals, because they furnish the diges tive power which weak stomachs lack ami unleoH that lack is supplied It is useless to attempt to cure by the use of "tonics," pllle" and cathartics which have absoiuteiy no digestive power. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ran be found at all drug stores, and the reg ular use of one or two of them after meals will demonstrate their merit bet ter than any other argument. SeM for tbe coming city rJectloa, to be beM on tbe nrat Monday la Decern ber. a The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Consump tion hi to care your cold when It first appears. Acker's English Remedy will stop the cough ia a night, and drive tbe cold oat of your system. Al ways a quick and sure cure for Asth ma, Bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. If it does not satisfy you the druggist will refund your money. Write to us for free sample. W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. FRY. Druggist That is the result of a course of treatment with Scott's Emu" sion. We have special refe. ence to persons with weak lungs and sensitive throats. Scott's Emulsion does some things better than others. Th? is one of them. It has a j. culiar action on the-throat and 'ungs which givel theiii strengthand makes themtough That's how Scott's Emulsion drives but couehs, colds and bronchitis. It keeps them out, too. W'-d7ilHlUtrr,UjOTiin. ermr aowh'K. $ rvi ou. sr Y Mother -Always Keeps It Handy. -Mr Mother MffTed a lesr ttase fr.m iUMf-MlBC nates aad general III Mi owe Mwamy w isngeuoB,-' Mr i. u Knag. Soar. VeroM. Mo. "Tire years agy jfrt fcer to try Hedet. SVe grew better at ted eseet. a see Ma Ker bottle of R om, asd bow, at wc ace ef 76, rata g tame the waeta. rfMrfcb that she fearj IXTt io njtu inn c wiuyte use, QOCfOflLr an.n. fX .flu 1.a .&.... a. stoaurh H xmad your aealta will be , Xcxlol reU the staiach, aal streactbeas ti. body by dtirotlag your rood. It's aatares wd tonic. od V. O. Hsss. DnijffrJt scHai Shingles and Shakes The roof is shingled best if you use the kind of shingles and shakes we sell, and we aak you to note the good wear and economy of the roof for which we furnish the shingles or shakes. We carry a large stock ol shingles and shakes of good quality, carefully selected to make a sound. Ught, durable roof, and we are al ways ready to give estimates. Goodalc Lumber Co. Near S. P. Pas. Depot. Phone 651. A Juicy Morsel Breakfast for Or dinner you can enjoy from one of oar tender and delicious meats, ateaka.lamb or mutton chops, veal cutlets or pork, Our meat are all cut Irom tbe fattest ml nrimestotttle, and we can supply your table win fresh, nutritions and hleme nn-Hta at bed rojk prices. E C, CRD! S SALEM ORE Fhon 291 mmmttamutttttmtttnn 3 ITh? Journal's Special Rat? 017 Daily a S1.00 saved on a year's subscription if ordered on our Bargain Day . Big interest on your money, W URINO OCTOBER THE JOURNAL PROPQ3E8 TO MAKE A SPECIAL OFFER FOR THE BENEFIT OF NEW AND OLD SUBSCRIBERS, AND WANTS ALL TO FEEL FREE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. """' .....-.. 1 . ... . ill I. Ill A Lucky Find But It's hard to find anything better. Tin a ram of health and strength. Eear this in mind: there's nothing to equal Stlem hour as a tonic and mild stimu lant. Cooling, refreshing, ronrishlng, Inv goratiug, it la aperfect brew. Strict ly pure, of high grade and uniform in quality the beer par excellence. Capital Brewery Co. Mrfl. M Desk. Proprietor. !SJ!l W JL JUtU!. i- ipr Here is the offer Capital Journal, by mail, one year, $3.00. This offer holds good on any day duri ng Oetober. BUT IT TAKES EFFECT ONLY ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25TH U02, MAKE THE FOLLOWING GREAT REDUCTION ON A YEAR'S SU. SCRIPTION; Daily, by mail, one year, $3.00. Daily, by carrier, one year, $5.00. HERE IS A CHANCE FOR OLD AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE A BIG SAVING. THESE SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE BROUGHT IN ON THE ABOVE DATE, OCTOBER 25th, IN PERSON, OR THEY CAN BE SENT BY MAIL PREVIOUSLY WITH ORDERS TO HAVE THE AMOUNT APPLIED ON THAT DATE, OCTOBER 25th. for yearly box. Kg This Is the moat liberal offer ever wade. While some papers are offering tin mail boxes tree hUbscribers, THE JOURNAL OFFERS A CASH REDUCTION of two or threo times the price of a ehrames. no fakes, but cold rash. Old and Mew subscribers take advantage of this offer. This is not a "dull season" offer, but when people are all ordering papers, this gives them the benefit of a reduction when moat needed. Read the order blank below and tdther come and subscribe or renew in person or send your order in the mall HOFBR BROTHERS, Publishers. '" Fill out order below for the proposition you want, eneloso the money order and put In the mall. (Mark with X which you vraaL) Enclosed find 3.00, for DAILY JOURNAL, by malL one year, (Ootid only Oetober MUh. Wet.) - ' Enclosed find $5.00 for DAILY JOURNAL, by cjrrler. one year. laood ouly October Uih. 11.) Name of subscriber Beauty leading a man by th nnj May mislead bim "omeUnies, but the beauty that leads a man to our laun dry is the faultless beauty of our art istic laundry work that he will never find a misleading one. Our exquisite laundry work Is the acme of high grade excellence in this line. We" do up shirts, (ollars. cuffs and woolens and lace curtains In a manner that keep them In line condition, as well as looking as good as new at all times. Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 411. 230 Liberty St. tmautmmuatajymttmnnamamttmtti g (PO frf ffC Wortn of 80-pound steel rails, 50 new n tlVil I It II I I II 111 locomotives, and 55 new coaches, chair : jf VUiUUUiUUU car. dnInn anH ,. u rnrA . ...... w wos.w woi eo etw .www.u Wabash R.R. During the past year, 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, Con, Pasa. Agt, SL Louis. Mo. Ross C. : Cline, Pacific Coast Pas. Agt, Loa Angeles, Cal. tomumKKuimnnmmmmmCTmittxuiiuumuimimtmtmmtmtmt WHOLESALE AND RETAIL D. s. BErNf-Tr ,fv 81.109 (".,. II C " n " Wiimmtfr .Mm Phone C01 Main eJeIg sale ytinMYMmioaey in buying overcoats, tulta, uau, uiauKeia, oil ifewls, ajei;jSlotl0". rlubone, lasee, embroideries, etc., at Oiilr a -tJiat uiu license for pal nils la be lehaugtHl te IS per day; J10 pr week, Mrirate sale omy Oa ve on if yoji want bargajas, !" lift per menth. tjp to 90? Ctwea48! streel, wuere JtYieqmaus goods wants i "inat the ueettee fur theatres be to talk te yoiu Tom wl Hft o without tota. U yoi hare the artfale inmi remain as at prsseut nrovlded. J JfltedKiati Fl . , ; ' . .1 Didn't Have Permit I The eagle eye of Stout had detected Postofflce or Street No, Mail order blank Amount enclosed, Wetmmmr.iramatmjwttmmmmimt aSlil t enVsldiil lilfif" ' s. .aafJMsf , X 8 Your Step Mother Is still here busy as over, and when your clothes aro all out of order, worn, with buttons off, take them to her at Steusloff Bros. Dealers In Live Stock, nnolaaain unit rot nil !,, .... ...... I packers. All kindn nf frah onH D.u!the Salem Dva Wnrkn meats. Ptne sausages, hams, bacor ! AA ,thls catabllahment you can get and lard. 31& Commercial street ' ""tos set to rights, from a pair of sturtja, to ma moat elaborate silk pwn. A gentleman can get his I at cleaned, his trousers creased, or his whole suit rejuvenated to ault hU taste, also four sulta a month for JL Huttona sewed on, rips sewed up, suits pressed on short notice. New goods shrunk for dressmaking. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE uirY HALL ror water servipo onniv .. m uLw. Pfyable monthly In advance Make all complalnta-at the office. BUIHMB THE ELITE CAFE 808 Commercial Street. OYSTERS E BCKERLBN, Proprietor MRS. C. II. WALKER 185 Commercial Street Tb? flnneij.. f a: 102 CoQrl 51 FINE WINES. LIOOORfl AND OIOARS: . . . ..-.J--XmVm-miS.'-.'&ti.mi -L . .Lta- tt jMMW.llt'ljg vrmm?mX raim
