DAILY OAWTAIivJOUBXAL, kALKM, ORBGON, -MONDAY, APRIL fl0,1808
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SENATOR
KAY Of
MAK'ION
FOR STATEMENT I
WILL HELP I3LKCT TDK PKO
l'LK'S CHOICE FOll BKNATOK 1
BKNATE IS CONTROLLED Y
STATEMENT NO. 1 MEN.
Senator Tom Kn,y , will probably,
ratify tho peoplo'B choice-for United
StntOB' nonntor whether bo bo Itopub-I
llcan or Democrat. Thio will help
glvo tho Stulomgnt No. 1 faction In!
tho next loglnlnturo tho additional
stipportorn nocoBttry to bo ablo to
naino tho pooplo's cliolco to tho
United States nonator.
Sonator Kay alno bollovos ' that!
Honoy's rocont speeches wero respon
sible for t)to dofent of Pulton In Mar
lon colihty. SpoakliiK to a "Jour
nal" roportor Sunday morning, Son
ator Kay Btntod "I bollovo that Pul
ton would hnvo received a majority
in thlB county, but tor tho speechus
of Pranelfl J. Honoy. I cannot say
by Just what majority Pmlton would
havo won uh In any ovout tho con
tOBt would hnvo boon clone.
'I WILL Ht'PPOUT CAKE IF HE
RECEIVES THE POPl'LAU VOTE
IN THE JUNE ELECTION' AND
WOULD PHOHA1ILV VOTE FOR
GHAMIIEULAIN WERE HE TO RE
CEIVE T.HE PEOPLE'S CHOICE.
As to this, howovor, I nm not fully
decided. I bollovo a groat many
Doniocratn roglBtorOd ns Repuhltcanfl
and voted togalnst Pulton ailil for
Cuko, especially In tho cltlet."
Oregon Inn KMlinnto Sttnilny Hayrf the
LPKfohituro Is Close.
A majority of the Republican enn
dldatoB nomlpatoil for tho Oregon
loglHlaturo lant Prlday ran on autt
Statement No. 1 platforms; but bo
cattBo of nlno or ton hold-over sen
atora, tho Statemont forcoB will con
trol tho Btnto BOimto by tho olectlon
of tho now Uopubllcan nominees for
that body. In tho Iioubo, tho Stnto-
niont forces .will lack six or a ma
jority nhotilil they eloct all tholr Ho
Iitibllcan nominoos.
In joint assembly thoy will lnclc
threo of a majority, should Sonator
Kay, who Is conditionally plodgod to
tho Juno oloctlon choice for United
Status Bouator, wet with tho State
ment force . If ho should rofiue to
YOto for a Domoorntlo United StnteH
sonator, In cw he won In June, tho
Stntomout men would luok four of
u nutjorlty.
n Prlday prlmnrloa logUlatlva
candidates woro nomlnatod b fol
lows
Senato
Stntomout No. 1 8
RQpubllcan vol era' choice!
Unpledged 3
IIOURQ
25
18
17
Total If) 00
Tho hold over gonatora plodgod to
Statemont No. 1 aro nine In numbor,
or, lncludlnn Senator Kay. ton.
SMo KIiul Yov Ilftvo Always.Bougltt, and which lias boea
ia nso Ibr over SO yenrs, Iws borao tho Blijnuturo of
sf "l Ift beuujuatlowmlor his ioj
&jCJ&7?7-2fcs - aoniil Btnwrvlslon sluco its Innuicy
vC?r4 Wf, Allow no oao to docolvo you lu this.
All CountorJ'olt.s, Imltntlona mid"Ju8t-nHgood" arobub
KxperlmcntH that trlllo vith mid oiulauor tho health of
XufuuU nud ChlUlrtui lixnorloaco agaln.st Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
Castorla in a harmlcsH substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Props ami Soothing- Syrups 1 Is Plea-sant, It
contains noUhur Opiunty Morphlu nor other Narcotlu
Uttbhtunco. Ita ago Is 1U giwrantoo. It dqstroys Worms
nd nllay lovorlshnosa. li euros Diarrhoea and ViiHl
Colic. It rollovoa Teething: Troubles, cures, CoustlpatJou
Hud Plutulonoy. It usalmllatos tho Food, regulates tho
Siouiach and lhnvels, giving kewlthy and natural Hloop.
'JL'ho UhUdrou'H Panacea Tho
PKNUIKC CASTORIA AlsWJWlR
Beaia tli
The Kind You Haie Always Bought
In U3Q For Over 30 Years,
w' hm tf wywiif mm tnmf(tmt
. . . art, tphi sNtw . . nr..
, 4 Or. Xwata . . . ! Btii
. . . . uri, oirriB. o.y. . . Jria
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J. O.ArtrOo.,
I0W1I, Mi.
ofMl our a(oln.
Those together with the eight State
ment candidates nominated for tho
fonato, give the Statemont ranks 18
members out of tho 30, Ortwo inoro
than a mnjorlty. The Statement
candidates nominated for tho house
number 2G, and tho Boats in that'
body number CO.
1 Vote on Senator Ry Counties.
For Untca,8tnes, equator In Mult
nomah ceunty:
II. M. Cake D,li06
GharloB W. Fulton 0,9.94
Htnto Vote on UiiitctLStatcs ScJwtor.
Coruntlos.
Cnk,e.Fultpn
Rnkor . . .
Benton . ..,
JDInqkamas
Clatsop . ,
G33
441
291
. -200
..1,121
.735.
1,18,4,
203
r,2
291
784
275
304
189
U3
t
284
920
324
181
1B0
t
COOB , . . ' .' . .
;Crook
.uougias . . .
pilllam
.
lira tit . . .......
Jackson ... . . . . ;
ICIamnth A. 227
J.ako .-.,....: 04
130
1,135'
r,r.4
242
1,043
307
400
Lane ... ....... .C.f-'B3U
LI li n . . i ..'... . . h. - iG5J
Malheur 200
Jriarlon
1,45(5
JMorrow- . .,v l'
'A'ouc
Bhormnti . . , ' 2il
24C
37
747
.420
. 537
783
4207
499
jTlllanlook ......... ..
Umatilla 7f.;j
Ilnlou . v., .,, v . , , ....... .70
WaBhlngtoV '.: .rf. A877.
.Wheeler 78
Yamhill 714
Total
.12,854
. 9,100
12,437
0,994
Multnomah -.
. f. .... v ' f, 2 MOO-10,4 31;
rnke'B majori,iy . . . a.uzw
MulUiuinnli LRlnlntlve .Ticket.
MuUnomah county leglBlatlvo tlck-
t U un follews:
For tboBtiriato four Statement Noi
'1 an 1 one Ropuubllcan cholco candl-
datCH hnvo boon nomluntca. Jonn
R. Coffoy was tho only ono of Iho
ilntl-Btatemont men successful. Mc
ArUmr won over W. O. Dolt for
Joint roprcBontntlve, IiIb Statemont
No. 1 opponent, whllo In tho list of
ii representatives, only two Ropub
tlrnn cholco candidates, Robert S.
Farro'l and L. E. Crouch, woro nom
inated. Tho list of nominees Is as
follews:
For tho sonato non Boiling
8,315, II. R. Albco 7.314, Dan Kol
lahor fi.932, C. W. Nottingham
0,840, John li. Coffey 0,135.
Por the hotiHo of reproBontntlvos
-r Jnmos I). Abbott 7,018, H. J. J00K
or 0,993. Fred J. Rrndy 0,839, R. C.
AUinan 0,741, J. C. Rrynnt 0,033, L.
M. Davis 0,522, K. O. Cornell 0,508,
Charles J, McDonald 0,499, Robert
S.Forroll fi.333, A. W. Orton 0.2R0,
L. H. Crouch 0,048, L. D. Mahono
5,7,03.
For Joint roproBontatlvo, Chicka
man and Multnomuh C. N. McAr
thur 9.470.
Object to Slroni; McdlclncH.
nMnny pooplo obloct to taking tno
ntrong modtclnoa usually prescrlbod
by pbyalolatis for rhqiimnUBin. Thore
lu no need of Internal trcatmont In
and enso of mmjQulac or chrqnlc
rhoumatl8m, and inoro than nlno out
of overy ton cubcs of tho dlnense aro
of ono or tho othor of thoso varie
ties. When thoro Is no fover and lit
tle (if any.) swelling, xou roayHnaw
that It la only .nocassary to apply
Chamberlain's Liniment frooly to
got quick relief. Try it. For salo
bv Dr. Stono'B drug storo.
MeiJtcr'M frloiMLj
Signature of
BOY WAS
KILLED
4 r
SATURDAY NIGHT
FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLI) SON OF A
'RETIRED FARRIER FALLS UN-
DER THE WHEELS OF COT-
,TAGE,G,ROV,Ei LOCAL WHILE IT
1WA8 PULLING OUT.
Rny Darr. a fourteon-yoar-old lad.
Ji'oa,of L, D. Barrt a retired farmer of
Turner, waB run over by a train,
killed and horribly mangled In front
of tho Sauthorn Pacific depot shortly
boforo 10 o'clock Saturday night.
Tho nccldeiit wns so Btiddon but that
quo person saw tho horrible end for
tho Jit-tlo' chap.
Tho boy was standing at tho rail
road depot, where ho had been since
shortly after 0 o'clock waiting for
tho 0:40 Cottngo Grove local to con
voy him- back to bla homo at Turner.
Tho local had arrived but was sldo-
tracked as It had been dolayod by a
special circus car which waB also
Blde-trncked. -Tho northbound over
land had arrived on tho main track,
whon tho Cottngo Grove train Btnrted
south on ,th'o aldo -track for tho pur
Pobo of switching hack to the depot
on tho main track. Dellovlng he wns
going to bo loft, tho unfortainato boy
niBjied (wound tho roar end of tho
.northbound ovorland and started to
tridunt the BtopB of the moving local,
when ho stumbled and plunged head
foroniOBt botweon tho cara, and all
that was found after tho cotpploto
traln.'lind passed over lil in wn his
badly mangled form, tho head at
tached .to tho trunk with but r
Hhrod of tlqsh, .the- right arm and
ohcBt of the boy woro also disfigured
boyond all human rosoinblnnco.
A preliminary Inqucat waB hold
yostordoy morning by Coroner
Clough and tho romalus shipped to
tho fa?n(ly at Turjier, whoro tho
runornl will bo hold today. Kd Mar
tin nml Hon Robertson woro tho only
wltncoBPH to ho oxnmlned. Thoy hnd
boon talking with Darr Just as ho ran
for tho trnln. Thoy did not sco tho
accident Itself, but hnd spoken with
an unknown man who Htood on tho
stopa of tho blind baggage and saw
tho boy take his fatal plungo.
Young llnrr had como to this city
for tho purpono of having boiuo dont
lutry nttondod to and, as tho' train
wnB lato, was oxtromonly norvous
and anxious to return to his homo,
and this probably caused bis death
by his haato to catch the train.
o
SrLVERTON MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE
A Sllvorton sppcn! says; In a fit
of Insanity over a brokon morrJagQ
oijROBginpnt, Custer Dlnwlddlo, n
youuB nmn from Eastern Orogon,
shot and killed hlmsolf Saturday
morning, whllo on n visit to his
uroinor, oast or Biivorton. ho was.
to nnvo boon married to Miss LUIlo
Cox of -Plato Valloy, Cal.
Young Dinwiddle had boon koop
Ing company with Miss Cox and hIiq
had been at Lps Angolos tor soma
tliuo on account of III health. Dy
mutual ngreomont tho young man
loot hor in that city and 4hoy wero
to bo married April 18. Upon his
arrival, howovor, sho changed her
mind and wanted to postpono tho
mnrrlago for a few months.
This camo ns a great -disappointment
and seemed to unbalauco him
mentally. Ho loft Los Angolos and
Btoppod a fow days at Gold Hill,
whoro his parentB resldo, but could
not bo contented and yostorday came
to the homo of his brother near hero,
noforo retiring he wrote a letter to'
the girl whom be had hoped to mnko
his wife and stated that tho future
may bring tnoro happiness to him,'
Ho expro3siod his Intention of visit
ing her at Colorado and from this
It Is presumed sho loft California
soon.attor his doparture.
Aftor bavins finished tho letter he
retired, stopping with his brothor.
Early in tho morning ho secured a
shotgun and returned to bed. Plac
tug the muzzle to his throat with tho.
bnrrql resting across his breaBt ho
discharged tho weapon. Tho con
tents toro through hla neck, passing
wlthlu a few Inches from his broth-'
or's head and found lodgement in
tho wall.
Dinwiddle was 28 years old and
a natlyo of Iowa. Ho had HvH n
Eastom Oregon for somo time, but
was nat.knQwn horo Undertaker V.
S. Jack prepared-the body for shlp
mont today and his father will ar-
rlvcUln. 811 vert qi 'tomorrow and take
i;uurfc;u oi wio ruiuuiini.
He Gt Wlmt Ho Nmlwl.
"Nina yo.rs ago it looked as if
jrny tlmo bad COU'U," ays Mr. C.
Farthing, or Mill Creek, Ind. Tor.
"I was so rua down that llfo hung
on a very Blender thread. It was
then .my drpgutst recommended
Electric -.Bitters- A bought a bottle
aud I goUwhat I, needed. strength.
1 hnd onoMoot In the grave, but
ElectrlcABltfera nut It back on the
turf again and 'vo been well over
slnco." Said under guarantee at J.
C. Perry's drusr store. 50c.
n . .J , iii.pi, 1
O JsVUt V .C3am X UsV. .
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Our Guarantee Coupon
It, titer mine a t.oo bottls of Kodol, you
can Lonelily tar It ha not benefited you, wo
wlll,refund your money. Try Kodol today on
this guarantee. Fill out nod tlsn (ho follow
ior. present U lo tho dealer at the time of
purchaie. It It falls to tatlifyyou return the
bottle to the dealer from whom you bought It,
jwd we will rotund jour money.
Town . t I,.-
State
Slin hera.
VutTblaOnt-
Digests WhatYouEat
And Makes the Stomach Sweat
,C. DeVITT At CO., Ckicaxo. XU,
BALEM lAltKET.
Local WholeaaleMftrket.
'EgG8 14 c.
Butter Creamery, 27 &c.
Cowb :$3((i)5.B0.
HenB lie: mixed chickens, 10c.t
Local wheat 82 85c,
Onlu 85 c.
Darloy $20.
Flour Hard wheat, $4.5034.80.
valloy, $4.00. '
Hay Cheat, $13(0)14; clover, $10
'.2 por ton; timothy, $14 15.
Onions 3c.
Hops 1907 crop, 454c.
Cnscara' Dark 3 to 3c.
Mhalr 20c.
Itctall Jflnrkct.
Oats $1.451.G0 por cwt.
Wheat $1.00. '
Rolled barley $31.
Eggn 10c.
Duttor Country, 30c; crenmory,
30c.
Flour Valloy, $1.20 pr- Back
hard wheat, $1.40(0$l.r0.
Bran DOc por Back; $30.00 por
ton; shorts, $1.25 por sack.
Hay Cheat, $1GJP17; elver,
$15; cheat, 85c; clover, 75c por cwt.
Oranges $2.50 2.50.
Tilvcstock.
Hogs Fat, $G.50.
Stock hogs $4.50.
Stoora Tops, $3.50; fnlr, $2.75
$3,00.
Veal 0 8c. '
Tropical Fruit.
Bananas $0.00.
OruiROH $2.402.50.
Loinons 83.50 4,50.
I'otilaml iMnrkct.
Wheat Club, 84c; , valloy, 80
85c; bluostom, 87c. ,
Poultry HonB, 1414c;
ducks, 151bl0c; plgoous, old, $1 por
dozjn.
Mlllstuff Drnn, $24.
Hay Timothy, vallpy, $7.50; al
falfa, ,$1212.50.
Vetch $14.
O - '" '
DoWltt's Llttfo Early Rlsorn, tho
famous 'ttlo llvor pills. Sold by a'l
drugslats.
AMUSEMENTS.
Auditorium Roller Rink.
Morning, nftornoou and evening
sessions.
Tho Vaudcttc.
Moving pictures and Illustrated
tonga, every afternoon and evqnlng
except Sunday and Monday after
noons. ,
liuie Wing Sang Co.
BIG STOCK OF GOODS
Wo make up all kinds o wrappers
and whlto underwear, waists, klmon
ns and skirts; all kinds of gontlo
men'a and ladles' furnishing goods;
nil kinds of silks and droas goods,
hose, shoos, suits, pants, overalls,
blankots, nookwear, matting, chlna
waro, trunks, embroidery and laco
JO 'uiois '18 l0Jt)iuuioo 'N 9se
so3 u Suiijoa AVOU
LODGES.
StrpemcruSflon
Union No, 1005 of Carpontors anl
Jolrors of America meet over?
Saturday ovenjng at 7:30 p. m. It
Hearst hall, 420 State St. A. W
Dennis, Roc, See,
Porestera of Anusrlca Court Sher
wood Foresters, No. 19. Meet!
Saturday night la Holian hall,
State street Waldo Miller, O. R.;
J. C. Perry, financial secretary.
Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P.
Castle Hall la Ilolman block, cor
nor Stato and Liberty street
Tuesday of each weok at 7:30 g
m. Oscar Johnsron, O. p.; E. H
Anderson, K. of R. and 8.
t II ! I I I
Modem Woodmen of Amerk? Or
gon Cedar Camp No. 6246. Meets
every Thursddy evening at I
'o'clock In Holmau hall. W. W
Hill, V. Q,; F, A. Turner, clerk
Woodmen of World Meet every Fr
day night at 7:30, iu Holraan hsll,
O. L. Darling, c, O.; P, L. Frasi
lr, Clerk.
LlaoQlu Anuulty Unioa. Sick, aeel-
estion
dent and pension Insurance; 2,
000,000 piodgrd; every claim pa!4
Good agents wanted. J. H. Q
Mongomery, supreme organuwr
Box433 Salem, Oregoa. . R.
Ryaa, secretary, 54t fiUta rtrC
f
I tit (Ulv3al7Pfi
HHI-MM-HH-HiaflIH'l4H
.c.w.-v JlJlA?-. .auvv.,
vTuSaJesTuwfiu 1 e rTmuflti
. moving targets, eleotrle power, 173
Commercial street. 4-15-3t
Worlds of Bloom Cajla lilies, roses,
violets, clnorarlas, hyacinths, .daf
fodils, etc., and. QYorythlng Jnsaoa
Bon. Mrs. Hugh Jory, 1952 Corfrt
street, Salem. 3-24-tf
For Sulc First-class carpet. paper at
this Qfilco; 25c for a big roll.
Wod For Sale " Just received 2
earn of lino dry wood. Phono
Main 74 or call at Salem Truck &
Dray Co. ofllce, CO Ctato St.
4.-G-2wk3.
For Sale Second hand windmill,
tank and pipes complete Call 1503
E. Stato street. 4-1 1-1 w
For Salo at Bargain Eight-room
Iioubo and lot, 323 N, Church St.
Sovcn-room Iioubo and lot 555
Ohomekota St. W. H. Sloper, 221
N. Front St 4-13-lmo
i
Fat . Sale Sheep shonrlng machlno,
buggy, wagon and plows, all kinds
of now and second-hnnd goods. O.
DUlman, 447, State St. 4-15-3t
For Sale1 NIco driving maro. En
qulro of C. C. Whlto, Fashion
Stablofl. 4-15-3t '
Wiring-, Wiring Wo will wlro your
.buildings now or old in an abso
lutely first class manner at prlcos
choapor than over boforo known In
Snlom, Hydo Bros. Electric Co.,
322 N. High. Phono 009.
' 4-lGilmo
Subject, to Atlvauoo in Price I offor
120 acres, six miles out; 60 cloar
cd and in cultivation; balanco pas
turo; somo thnbor; family or-
ichard; all nccossary buildings;
team, vehicles, stock, maohlnory,
etc., worth $2000 go with place
.nil for $7000 on tonus. Adjoining
proporty rated, at $90 por aero,
Paul M. StniB, 222 N. Commercial.
Phono Mnln 729.
,EggH Rose comb Rhode, Island IUtl.i
Dost of all chickens, 15 eggs $1.
Phono 900, aftor Wodnosdny April
15, Mrs. E. T. Jiudd, Salem, Ore.
. 4-14-2W
For Rale 312 to'OB, 250 ncros bot
,tom landu, balanco upland tlmbor
od; ' 130 ncros cultivated; two
stqry bouse, two largo barns, ono
small 4-acro orchard; 3 miles from
town; switch at farm; flno loca
tion. A rnro bargain It sold in 10
days. Easy terms. Addrosj Rt.
2, Box 105, Salem, Or. 4-17-3t
FOR -SALE
A Gopd lavcHtpient A 7-room mod
orn rcsldouco within 2 blocks of
strcotcnr; 4 blocks to business
center; easy terms If doslred.
Prlco $2400. This Is worth Investi
gating. Insures you a greater In-
' como than having your money In
tho bank or Inyosting in U. S. gold
bonds,
Htro T Another 8nnn-G acres closo
to Salem, about mllo to streot
air. A largo 8-room houoo, barn,
45x45; about 40 frutt trees of
different varieties, also small fruit
building; enn't bo duplicated short
of $3000. If tnkqn at onco, prlco
$2500, one-half cash, balanco tlmo
to suit. Cpll Investigate and bo
convinced,
This Is Your Money's Worth 122
acres of rich valloy land, oo acres
k in cultivation, 30 acres lino piling
timber, balance pasture; running
water; good house, barn and out
buildings. Only ono-half mllo from
R. R. depot, Price $60 per acre,
See us about this.
SALEM INVESTMENT CO.
432 Stato St. 4-10-tf.
EXCHANGES.
A Portland Modern 7-room house,
to exchnngo for farm land or acre
age. Como In and investigate. Sa
eom Investment Co., 432 State
street. 3-2B-imT
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES
Fraak M. Drown. Manufacturer 01
sash, doors, mouldings. All klasu
of hnlso flnish and bard woc4
work. Front street, betweaa Statt
and Curt. Make all complalat
at the ofice.
iww r mi UMl.l1!!1" "IE
yy
IAVERY AND FEED STABLES
jprtecSnSaTIuXPoid Post
office Stables, at 254 Ferry street,
between Commercial and Front
streets. Telephone 188. Some ol
the finest liveries ,in the city can
be found here. Dick Westacott,
proprietor. 1 0-1-1 yr
DRAYMEN.
Cammtaa.Uro Trais'.CHWsjT-
All knda,of transfer work, dose
Furniture and pfanos hPed Ted'
for shipment. Prompt sertjea I
our mptto. guad aad oafce at
3SS South Cqffi?rclal ,stret
P.awM 111. JU4? ! '8'
WWHN
Far Rent Tw"rr
rooms with bath ..I !
'.all convonloqcea. ,u "'
ioc i't-ModoTnhrrr
rult on place, upr.ng
corner Tmuix. . . ''
mm r,u "."""TOai
a n vuiii'iii nn i
nuo. Phono 1175,
UH,
MlSCELLUtnirT'
A Social DnncSSfflunttfft
w. T. r.i ..... ""B'waiti
street on Saturday "J
""." mntea. ui
Taken by Mlstake-Fr(rrTr
sans' hall. Frl,i,n.SH
black .Bilk unibrclnwithsi
handle and gold trlmffla
return in in..i .J"'
inn. '""' once-w.l
lir.. m .,. ? -- i
. ...u t,v ivcwir-.To do
spring sowing. Wotk im
reusonoblo prices, call .t ,
shop over Journal oflct, v c.'i
u. uuimiug. j,lM((
Nursing by llounrielw'm
Will answer calls wher K,i!a
do not rciilro constant uttKJoi
Mrs. Flfor nobertson, No. w
Marion street. i-HU'J
Concrvlo Work Qct m; pricw
Blda walks, curbs, septic Utlu
cement work of an; Wat
work guaranteed flriMui
Ward, Ilfghlund add. Phoae (t
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V111 OUI and Pay Owb-For m
cast off clothln, broita vitt
and Jewelry. Wo cjeaa ial (rit
High grado work. Phone
Slgouraoy, 48S State. MI
Wanted If you want a turtle 1
granlto monument we eta 1
you money. We don't pa? i!
nor city taxes you get that
Como and got our prices, uli
convinced. Our abop Is U I
Vlow comotory. J. D. Poabas
raanasor. Phono 1!68. M
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bor .shinglos, bnlldtoi ati
wood and coal. Ian prian
prompt dollverlw. OnatWt
of 8. P. pamosw depot f
19R. . Ml
Butte S WeaikroUi FIM
llouors and cgan. wi
tho colobrated Kellog pi I
whiskies. Cool w4 re!tWii
constantly 01- draajlt
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En la rued
Our moat market on E"t
streot has been doubled !
wo aro hotter prepared thuKj
sorvo customora. Prompt inw
tho best of meats our
or nhono 199. D. & Edfl
Co.
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It Is worth poro th J
iread yet the price
TorsalatyourEr'
Thomas Oooiy, jw
fiAMFOKNIA W!i.
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large amount 01 p--
In city property -
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Co., 432 State street j
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164 Commerce tr,0"J.
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horse, black or 'fiW
Phone 1359.
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sewing by lBO T,- J
N. High St. or p iAi
Mala 1061.
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to work
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forenoon,
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