Daily capital journal., July 16, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
K. HOFEn, TA,
Aulnlopoc.:. .Vowsps'pef Derosa to Am" rrfno.,.1 tx
Tim l'mgtvi od DTlopment of All Oregon.
robllilipl Krery KTtnlrnr Kxcspt gtiwUr.
suihscmptjon rates.
(tDTtftuMr In AdYADCC.I
iMlr. by cantor, ptr je Kf W
tottr by mill, Pr r- - Pef
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cKhS WoonthTtr oT, A. W Lane, Garden Road Store.
ntS more Alex. Daue, BouthCommerclal street. .. ,
?1h atorfl n ii EoVloy, Eat State street.
pffiJtoWhXYW Fairground, Road.
Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Gross JrwtB.
A k nrocorv A A. Ensjlebart, Twelfth street.
Wkle flSro, W, D. Wheeler, Highland avenue.
Sw Park SSS F. 0. Dowersox, Twelfth and Leslie. J
Lase Orocory, Seventeenth strot . ., ii l
J L Mwro & Son, corner Capitol and Union streets- , ' '
West Salem Store, West Salem.
I Zlnn'a Confectionery, 478 State stroot.
1 TH. FHone's, 241 North Commercial stroot,
Huffman's Store, North Sixth street.
German Bakery, corner Twelfth and Chcmoketa.
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City subscribers who doalro Tho Journal mallod to
it
them at sumincr resorts or othor 'out-of-town placos
will please notify tho office, giving city address and the
lengthy of timo thoy do1ro papor sont.to now address
On roturnlng, pleuso notify orrico In order that sorvlcs
y carrlor may bo promptly rosumed.
MOIf TIIK KI'lTOIt'8 NOTI'UOOK.
CorvallU It up against an Institu
tion ttw big for tho town. Tho Farm-
rs collco Is brltiRliiK studonts
and families faster that thoro aro
houwn for them to Inhabit, and Indi
cations aro thoro will bo u tout
city spread on tho pi tins about
thoro. lU'Kont Cotton, who was at
tho school Tuesday night said thoro
would have to bo temporary shacks
arootod until tho town could catch
Hip with tho procession. I noticed
serous thu street from tho Corvnllis
liotol all tho tumor story of tho
Dutch Flrtohor ostalo block vacant.
Home bright mind could rout that
and nt up o down-town dormitory
and-as tho town Is perfectly dry and
moral the students would bo as well
off thoro as In the wiorcd prncluoW
of the college campus. According
to some of ilio boosters tho big cap
Itallsts of Corvnllts are tlghtwariU,
but you hear that complaint In other
valluy towns nud towns that nro not
In the vnlluy, and town back ast
ns woll us in Ortgon. Thoro is n
chuuoe In Oorvallhi for the orectlor
of a lot of profitable rooming houses.
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Corvullls Is certainly the Hmt
llroeao city of tho Wtllamotto vnl
luy. Men oommonly wear ovorooals
tu stimmor of ovenlm and the
Isdlot ssldom go without fuse. Gaol
blnsu from k ley brow of Mary's
I'euk uit the men fu wear p-tjamns
tailored out of Alaska blankets, and
old Imahetnrn im ovtr to Newport
to k wormed n. The only man
who was m-ver known tu get cold
tent U Huh Johnson Hit ks has gitt
on ttn watr uvs !HJ is Ikbie to
bruk hi i rrrd IIim Corvullls has
MMlt 1UMSU.VK UUV A
ItA.SK ArtAH'.NT lis A
IHHW) THINO
It tfffllilSt vrtftUSS).
It latins xmr vUi
It iMruitli rctH tor H,!'
woufjr )ut y exit.
ll rrraUrt bMtsVa tt'iU Uwt
Will INXIMMV yutii tl!'k.
U irHsU your imd hm!mI
it nkblc , tu tot nh4 dm
in tkxi i-"HlH-Ut rtut of 'imr
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m thsii rawsu -or y.
U lit ii sUf'sr iistMftJMHb it
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r-kNrtiw4i'. ttj, u.i mutsv stav
S ' smatin'
Yo. UM- is Ul' V U l !
u -m vd VsHt us .on
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Ua, UiImm, )Wt fsfcPrttw
pUrU Holds as.' iu-tH tro tu
mcirkot. V vii ) sjkht to r-
4fi wlth )ou and k)p yu
savtt.
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CAl'lTAL AT10NA!
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n dcllolnus mingling of tho sen nnd
mountain nlr niul with tho right
ninoitnt of hot nlr from tho Commer
cial club mnkes It nn Ideal climate.
A xraud boulevard Is to bo lald'oft
from tho water front to tho cotlogo,
about a mllo utrnlght-nwny and
lined with pnlm trees on both sldos.
They will not bo tho statoly palm of
noiitliorii California, nor tho potted
cabbage palm sold in greonhouses
but n palm that has been testod at
tho collego fnrm nud found will
stand tho tttlff soa-brecze that blows
over CorvallU In summqr, nnd doos
woll In northern Utah.
.
Arnold, tho showman, Is coming
to Corvullls ngaln lator In tho soasou
when tho annual school fair h pulled
off. I havo showed with him nt
Sodavltlo, Fox Valley, Scto and Ko
la, mid ho always has. something to
glvo tho pooplo for tljelr money. Ho
has gono broke several ilmel In the
show liuslutNtH, but ho nlwnys mnu-
ages to got hold of an old snake, a
three-legged horse or samothlng
uiiuully outlolug and makue a now
start. Ills show In iilwajH bottor
than the old one, ami I predict that
he will bo tho proprietor of n largo
circus some day.
Lumber Is senrre und hard to get
at CorvallU. Qnllnnrj building inn
twlal Is at a premium, and on Uie
very tralu we were riding on weto
sett earloads going rlht through to
Cor villi's. There are millet at Al
bany. Philomath, Toledo. Fox Val
ley, Mm City. Detroit and other
pluses but no lumber for CorniMU.
The mill at Corvnllts was sold te
eastern iople for SSS.OOO, sttd Is
now owNetl by the Sunset Lumber
Co . which has five million tt of
Mrs tWe wh) to the boons. Thj
Con-illle bulldltsjr boom would be
jtxfttdUcti b) a large Itsmbtr yard
an travel iHHweett Albatsv md
Correjiki jsjosily oa nsiv4 freight
i vr -fift
tiftus. Rod the best, tso-Aireet .l
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th-' ntfiii in hoi.; towns and talks
te nil the men. uun nnd children
on the line Wosntn lenve their
batdssf tylnty vmte nt hiut from
the window" nnd us aup th plow
to holr "Hello, Ian-' t nu tram.
I hue k mii Tom ever tnre ho
(wni ok the flight train that need
to hm: itooyK to Yrtnelu Bn Ho
Uxik "! ijtt'.'tt-tn's pltMM when thnt
lad hod his fnud tot , ttd are
v.i intor ho wns ktlltn: by s tttns
, '
i vm n num) enr si ltrurl
JTU ml nittti- "Ucki root." fsjr
ht on. hnd two nten killed an trains
ul nlwnys not away wUh n sor.4ch
nj , 7 vM? lkw
had to !, htd.m d.wn a hak
" lkt
.iSX' 2uswL'liMfry r0ttU4' M ,WkUlS for woru known to the me!u7 ateVnlty. Ct
C?.LTmu !5r,TTTO,MU ,0 "' lt th,r y,,arrtt, ,)tlS constitutional disease,
,n-dM I Tnm Itlioy. H kniiwH sltIi)aUU rond In Wwurn .Orogon I r?lA,.lr" a -Btlonal treatment.
. V k,r ol Iho'corvnllU hstsdSt!! ,?,'' ?" "mA'ow ran who vo been terroru!
U l!w4lnt the tnjinsw at NVw.
lUNKjiwh he own, . lot ot prtv! !
HU son i unnittr; ho'el and the
AT, JOfllWAL. HALKM. OKKfiOX.
family are naturally export
peoi.le.
hotel
I found Chas. Johnson and Frank
aoiHhwick enjoying tho privileges of
tho Commercial club? It. Is ah ab
solutely 'dry place, with Billy Sav
ugo ad mixer, of softrlnks, and no
moro demoralizing aborts than solo
and Irish billiards.
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Corvallls Has 'made a grand effort
on tho progreJa lino by passing an
ordlnnnco shutting up the cowb.
When we arrived in the city it was
past tho hour when woll-bohaved,
modest bovlnes would do seen on
Mm ntroets. and wo left beforo those
nnlmalfl aro supposed to got up In
tho morning. Another sign or. prog
ress was .observed Jn tho fact unai
several of the prominent citizens
woro out mowing tho hay crop in
front of the bungalows. All theso
things aro fororunners of paved
nfreota and automobile baby wagon-
i.- ...mm, Pr.-R!!nnt .Johnson is
taiim-lntr for so hard that ho has at
mA.i worn his head baro of nnir
thinking about It.
At Albany thoro Is a redhot ruc
tion on between the two nowspapors
there, andv It Is all over Bury I.
Dacont, who has a contract to boom
tho town for a year. Tho Evening
Herald !ays lio Is not doing a thing
but draw his salary, nnd tho Demo
cart says ho Is doing good work. In
tho moantlmo Dncent, who is a vory
doccnt follow, goes on smoking his
plpo In peace nnd letting tho editors
fight It out. Tho Herald has taken
n big contract reconstructing tho
staid old city at tho railroad cross
ing on the Willamette. But ho Is
knocking somo llttlo' donta In It. Ho
chnrgos thoro Is a bloody conspiracy
between tho Prohibitionists nnd
tho United Presbytorlnns to ruin
tho town and mako It ns qulot at n
grnvoyard on Sunday. They would
not havo far o go to do that but
things nro not ns bad nB thoy are
painted. Albany has many good
features as a town, nnd' tho thing
for ovorybody to do Is to hldo tho
tar buckot nnd throw nwny tho daub
sticks nnd play tho sweetor nlrs of
harmony thnt boost nmrmnttvely
ono for nil and nil for onch whon
thero Ih nn opportunity. Wo travel
this way but onco nnd unless n man
throws too many rbeks nt us we
hod bottor roturn his Btony compli
ments with tho traditional oquino
smllo out loud.
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A man with his right nrm off nt
tho Bhouldor got .off tho Corvnllis
train nnd was mot by another mnn
with his right nrm off, nt tho Albnny
stntlon. . Tho two ono-nrmed mon
shook hands with their left arms.
Tho first was Frank L. liny of Hnr-
rlburg, who lost his arm in a train
nccldoift. Ho Is a tolegrnphor nnd
mo to be n gront ball plnyor. Ho
Is very handy with tools, ami can
whittle put .a chair nnd put It to
gethur In n glass bottlo so that no
one can toll how It got In or how to
got It out. He says there Is a fac
tory In the tinst run ontlroly by
oue-drmod men. Ho has boon work
ing for a machinery house nt Harris
burg, nud enn set up n binder ns
well a any two-armed man. Thj
other one-armed mnn wns lion Cle
laud, ono" of the best bird shots In
Albnny. For the nmusoment of tr
orowd ho asked some of the boys to
pick up a lot of empty bottles which
aro always lying about a Ury town,
and as they throw thorn up In the
nlr he cracked thorn with a 23 cal
ibre r'tle He has not an eye for
slits bottles, but a glass eye one
of hts peepers being out and a gins?
pupil In Its place.
W. W. Cotton, general counsel of ,
the S. P. Co. and rogont of tho .
Stole AsrleHltuml oolite. ws on
the truln with bis wife bound for
the school, which hns a warm plaoo
In hie htmrt. He U praetlonl
frmr nnd verr welt acquainted
with Western Orogon. traveling a
reat deel lu hla nut n Jim
LriltL." 1 ,"1:..
where ho has not hoe he wants to' ii . 'r.M. Cur ,8 Uk ,Bt-r-
no thoro MsTn2in.il . t0y. "ftlng directly upon the blood
go there. Mrs, Cotton Is nlso en-j nnd mueuous snrfneen of the system
thweintUe nhoot Orofot femlnK1t,)rli detrolng the foundation of
eonntry nnd hndsenos. . the disease, and n'.vlng the yaUeet
i"hi "j umiuing up tne consult:-
d y?:'" M wiw Md qmu "'Jvzti&
dron of Jesxemon were ou the, faith In Its curHtlye -sowsJI tK "K
rnl baand to Ponlnnd, to take a'offer One Hundred Dollars for any
air (ot Coon l)m He owns ?,a!e that f1,'v to enro. Send fr
noo-it n mile nnd n nslf a. vV.l,.u.t. ' .t,0"'"'.
rront on Ten illio ,ko in tiw
MHlr. whose thev will - '
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MOMtk. He was bum at it. ..i.., I
a! lh hny and bnlU aome of the first
WwmllU and dock on the oay. and
SiMl owns HroiHtrt, a Hast Marah-
lw - " W DMsrt In Marsh-
(WUd lour yiwrs aSp tiuu ho wishes
uv he had kept. One lot wont
W. TJ1- 7X !1!
Z 'U Sn K n" . Tit Si
' of lutnbe"
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Ul 2?b.000
vho o-htr day and
THURSDAY, JULY 10. 10W
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Ncrrous' women should profit
by Mrs. Barton's experience with
Lydia E. rinkham's CompountL
Mrs. Helen Barton, of 27..IJa.r:
Bon Street, Chicago, 111., writes to
Mrs. Pinkhaui
" 1 was all run-down, and on the verc
of nerrous prostration from overwork
and worry, and 111 In bed, when I began
taking Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound. After I had taken it a week
Iconmenced to get hotter. I continued
Its use, my nervous trouble lappearel,
and I am completely restored lo health.
I hope Lydia B. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound wilt benefit other women
aa it has me."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Coinj-ound, made
from roots and herbs, has been tho
Btandard remedy for femalo ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have leon troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear-ing-down
feeling, flatulency, indiges
tion.dizzincHS,or non'oua prostmtion.
Why don't you try tt?
Mrs. Plnkhnm InvltcJi nil sick
women to wrlto her for ntlvlco.
Bho 1ms srulded tliotisnntlM to
health. Adjdrcss, iynn, Muss.
n wholo lot of lath. That mill owns
n pteam schoonor that carrlos out
throe million feet of lumbor nt n
load.
Leonard Llckoll hna stnrtod up n
alee lunch countor nt tho Corvnllis
dopot. It wns very much needed.
Ho hns lived In Eovon atntos of tho
Union but Hkos Oregon tho best. Ho
has a son of 21 nttcndlng tho col
Itgo. Ho Is n friend of Johnny Corn
forth at Salem nnd of tho Iown hust
ler? nt Jefferson Ho was mnnngor
of one of Join Aupporlo's farms
back In Iown, nnd says ho novor
worked for. n bettor mail.
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Help for Tho- Who Have Stomach
Trouble.
Aftor doctoring for about 12 years
for n bad stomach troublo, and
spending nenrly flvo hundred dollnrs
for modldno nnd doctor's feoi, I pur
chased my wlfo ono box of Chambor
laln's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
which did her so much good that
she continued to uso thorn nnd they
have dono her moro good thnn all
of tho modlclno I bought before.
Samuel Boyer, Folsom, Iowa. Thla
modlclno Is for salo by Dr. Stono's
drug store Snmplos tree.
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'nuciiKits MHirr xi:xt
YKAH AT ALIIAXV
Albnny was ohoson yesterday for
tho mooting plnao of tho Wostorn
Orogon Tonchors' association noxt
yoar, nt tho Invitations of thu teach
ers of Linn county and tho Albnny
Commercial club, through tholr rep-
roioutatlvo, Superintendent A. M.
Sanders of the Albany schools.
The guidon at Uugene olected of
floors as follews: Prosldont W. W.
Wlloy, of Tillamook; first vlce-prw-ldent,
Superintendent B. T. Moores,
of Salem; soeond vice-president, Dr.
(ir. T. Sheldon, U. of o.; secretnry.
L. A. Wlloy, Portland; tronsourer,
Margaret J. Cospor, Salem. As n
rosldont membor of the executive
cotumlttoe, W. L. Jaokson, superln-
tendont of Unn county, was elected.
$100 He-wtnl, ?100
The roaders of this paper will be
to no pioaseti to loam that there Is at
!en8t one drwdel dUosse that oleuc
has. W0B ab,S to 0Hr0 la nU ,u taS"
"u l. ,B "-iarrn. tie
?re is the only posit' ve
o..u ii ia viunrrn. iiHirs t-Riarrn
cure now
a. "" Co" '
Sold by druneuu. ?&
Tako Hall's Famllv riti. fn.
8t,patlon
SFAltcTlIvmTilr
HIGIIWAY.Miyc IX 'FHISCO
tUnltd PrtM !. wtre.t
San Frnnetsco, Julj- ieXhe no
tice aro touay searching for tw
,' the woruttn ot the Paoltte heights
?!.ot the most fashionable
i itiiiHiina Hur-rmni n.w tk .....
residence sertlnna nt tho. .i...
The young thugs operate la a w.
SUMMER
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HiituiiniiBw
4Hmrzzzz: ha -jrt
; WiLHOIT bPKIoa bpeN.:r.".
Tf - rr,1DBAnv. Thursday and Saturday until
; . Stage leavosoroaon -.
- J??B ift&ttroiSrletor.
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THE BEST nOAHT THU
FAMILY BvTJK HAD
Can be obtained from our prims
tender and juicy beef, mutton oi
pork. All our meats are selected
from tho choicest, and prepared fo
tho table to suit to demands of th
fastidious. Our prices are lower foi
quality than you can find at an
place in Salem,
E. C. P R 0 B 8,
Phono 01. fM -
I1IG STOCK OF GOODS
Wo mako up all kinds of wrappors
nnd whlto undorwear, waists and
klmonas and skirts; all kinds of
gontlomon's and ladlos' furnishing
goods; all kinds of silks and drosi
goods; hoso, suits, pants, ovcrnlb,
blankets, neckwear, mnttlng, china
ware, trunks, ombroldory and law,
etc.
OUlt STOHi: IJKST
Goods now nt vory low prlcoblg
8 nlo.
!tU X. Commercial St. Snlcni, Or.
TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
Tho above cut represents our
brick lined Torrid ?.on Furnace,
Guaranteed gab, smoke and dut
proof. Economical and durablo.
A. L. FRASER
2,18 STATU RTRKET,
Estimates ft,rnisnea on heatlm
HICKORY
BARK
Cough Remedy
itovvmv vi
HtiWT.Tg ,,JUUUHaam
Coughs. Colds
CROUP
tlortfnM
Sronhhili
SORE THROAT
IVWMMtlUt
THROAT fUUNCS
THHHW-Uai
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UttM. QSXA tu
fnil. "MJJf.t ton
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cullnr m4HLer. THv .,.., ,
,ana nice looking runnbout buggv
iney ui drive up to a crossing and
watt unui a victim eotne from any
houfie In the block. Then thoy win
tbfbMBy, snnteh'htr purse and
Jump Wck again.
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ThetJi-soohjtni nlaya to thu galleries
Ho. salaams at thA nita- ,.. '
As the caring and building tor self.
fluie Wing Sang Co
fHt k3I HWmnli Hli
91 siflBBH'iBDB IBlf Hi
is9 t!BasP?j "'Bn bV jftfl
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RESQRTS
I 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 I I I 1 1 I r i itl
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a,g0 03 from Mt Ang0lj Pare
THE
TAFT HOUSE
V
Private boarding. Strictly hom
cooking, servo tho best meals, you
help yoursolf. Ratoa reasonable
ntS. MAllV BATCHMAN, Mgr.
Cor. Fifth and Hurlburt Streets, one
block north of Preabytorlan church.
ROYiU,
RESTAURANT
Fqr quick Borvlco, strictly home
cooking, go to tho address be
low HEACH LUNCHES
our specialty. West side of
Front St., ono nnd one-bait
block south of boat landing.
A. J. Rader's Camping Ground
Hero you wllL And good watir,
septic tanks, good location; founda
tion and furnished tents to rent at
Nye- Crook. A. J. Rador, proprietor,
Newport, Orogon.
O.K.
BARBER SHOP
A first clnBs up-to-dato shop. Do not
overlook this plnco for tho bC9t work.
Thoro Is no Imrbor hotter skilled
with a razor or pnlr of sla&ors than
It. N. WALTER, Prop.
West sICo Front street, near boat
landing. Agency for Corvallls Laua
dry.
BRING YOUR CAMERAS and KODAKS
to
SMITH'S CAMERA STORE
We Do Developing for Amateurs
Servo Lunches niul Sell Cltgar
Nye Bench Newport, Or.
Whon you go to Newport romembtr
Bain's Hack & Dray Co.
gives spcclnl attention to transfer
rins baggage and camp outfits. Fur
nished and unfurnished houict; ,
wood nnd hay for sale. Lenre or
dors nt Bain's Bakery, Nye Creek,
Newport, Orogon. Phone connec
tions. Whon at Newport gd to Fogartr I
Rowln's Llvory Stables for teams to
movo your bnggngo; to give jow
host girl a drlvo; to go to Otter
Hook, Soal Rocks or any point oi ib
torost In small or largo pnrtles. Hi;
and foed and a square deal
nround; careful drlvors who too
the beach. Glvo us a trial. i
ED. SULLIVAN'S
MARKET
Fresh fish of all kluds In im,
Frosh Krabs Kookod dally. A1
bait or. hand nt all times. Boati tj
rout, lmo-i-i
Stocker's Meat Market
Tl.. ,i. .! . - .11 ,lm si til
ii-jib jou win una ai uu m"n--,i
cholcoit meats that can be PW'-yJ
uiao nsn. lour paironngo soi"-,
CTnni.-nmn ,iim i I III.'tf. Y
iiukivciivn illliill. .i.
Aewport, Ort'gon IPQV
Newport House,
Board and rooms, home coolltf;
ucai soc meat in ciiy, you ""''""
SOlf. TjippA iitnnnnnf rnnmS. jU"
reasonable. Mrs. M. E. Frey, V
prletress. Newnort. Or. lou1'
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CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
I have selected the best br
of Cigars nnd Tobacco coa
ont with the trade, um
Sntlsfnntlnn Atsrv .nrrV S
pleto line ot soft drinks.
v. r-ARS! Pro II.
Front Street, opposite Tt1L1
ceptlon, Newport, urego
FURNITURE
Ne-weoff:. OfCcofl
For Household Furniture of "
kind and description go to
w. n wT.iWRLY
n ,. JTl-- ..I H.
uuipcia, aiamng, -Roves - rt9,
ware. Sell or rontjyou a camp"!
housekeeping oujflt and bur "T,
when you leave. JPrlces alwJ
sqnable. .
South Front Strf A, only toi
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