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NEW
BABY
OUTFITS
Pretty Novelties Shown for Late
Arrivals from Baby-Land.
Hygienic Demands and
Fashionable Simplicity.
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There must bo a wholo army of dcublc-faccd, blue and white.
pooplo planning and working to sup-, pink and white, bound with ribbon
ply tho needs of Bmnll Btrangoru , matching tho color and tied with
from Babyland. Nothing moro fas-j soft bows of tho same. These are
cinating can bo imagined than the termed "C0HI03" and whon the child
display of surh wares mado at tho , Is rafely tucked and tied Into the
varloiiB high grade shops and at tho j warm nest that they form, ho is per-
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exchanges.
Dainty Simplicity.
DalntincsB, combined with prac
tical simplicity, is the most notnb'o
featuro of all theso baby outfltn.
Where lavish expenditure Is Indulged
It goes for flno materials, and ex
quisito needlework and ombroldorj
rather than for fus y elaboration
which is reckoned nltogother bad
taste In a layotto.
Tho Long Clothe.
Scnniblo people ronfllo their se
lection of tho long clothes worn dur
ing tho first six months of tho bnby'n
oxlotonco to a plentiful supply of
llttlo slips of nlco material untrlm
mod oxcont for laco at neck and
sloovos nid to tho necessary long
flannol skirts for day and night
wear which may bo
foctly protected from any draught
or sudden chango of temperature,
and can get all tho fresh air thai
ho needs without fear of chill.
ELEANOR FRANCES.
softost flannel daintily cmbroldorcd
or simply finished with fonthor
Btltched hems. Thoy wait until short
clothes are donned to provide regula
tion drcsBoa and moro olabornto ap
parel. Accojttnblo Presents,
Llttlo wrappors and nightingale
sacks of cashmoro prottlly embroid
ered aro favorlto presents always ac
ceptable, and one is Hiiro to rccolvo a
fow hand mndo droeca Hiiltnblo for
any Important occasions; llko tho
christening or Chrltman holiday
gathering, whon tho baby Is to be
vory much In ovldonce. All sorts of
WHrm knitted blankets, nnd nfgans
and wraps of ombroldnred flannol, or
tntftod silk, aro useful and nttractlvo
gifts, that qdd to tho comfort and
ploasuro of tho reciplonts.
The Jlcnt Styles in Skirts and HIiIiIn.
Llttlo wovou shirts of flno rlbbod
matorlnl that button down the front
llko coatB nro tho hi'Ht style gar
ments In this claBs. These nro all
wool, silk or mixtures nnd Imvo a tab
at tho lowor front edgo to hold tho
shlold pin and keep tho baby's gar
monlfi togother so that thoy will hu
Btnooth and not slip, thus adding
materially to his comfort.
Short Clothe fur Girls nnd lloyn.
At bIx months most babtes nro
put Into short clothes and the wlso
mothor lins tlio llrst llannols, etc.,
of a longth that will cut Into two
gnrmonts of tho uaino sort.
From tho tlmo whon Hhort clothos
aro donnod fashion docrecso that the
boyB' outfit shall bo marked by a cer
tain simplicity of stylo nnd tnllor-llke
finishes and trimmings to, proclaim
hlu plnco and differentiate his np
parol from tho girlish daintiness
proper to his slalom,
A Practical Suggestion.
At id x lnontliB mothou nro apt to
bnvo an anxloti3, nnd lnil.toi a most
uncomfortablo tlmo, for this Is tho
period whon tho weaning Is usually
accomplished. An oasy way to get
ovur this, Is to begin giving tho baby
ono or two dally foodlngs of a high
nrado, proparod baby food llko
Kestlo's In connection with his nat
ural nustonnnco. Mont children need
nddltlonnl feeding aftor tho firt
throo months, soma ovor oarlior, and
If this plan Is followed, tho child Is
so accustomod to tho scientifically
prepared food, that tho woanlug can
bo mado without any fretting or
physical disturbance.
Tho New "Sony."
Ono of tho sonalblo protty novel
ties shown this season la a warm
uleoplng bag of oldordown flannel
Denfiiefli Cannot Ilo Cured
by local applications, aB thoy cannot
reach the diseased portion of tho
oar. Th to 1b only ono way to cure
deafness, and this Is by constitutional
romodlcs. Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of tho mucous
lining of tho Eustachian Tubo. Whon
this tubo Is Inflamed you havo a
rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when It Is entirely closed.
Deafness Is tho rosult, and unless the
Inflammation can bo taken out and
thin fiilin rnntnrnil trt Itn nnrrnnt rnn-
of tho flnost, ; dltlon, hearing will bo destroyed for-
OV0-: nlno cases out of ten nro caused
by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an
Inflamed condition of tho mucous
surfaces.
Wo will glvo Ono Hundred Dollars
for any caso of Dcatnoss (cauned by
catarrh) that cannot bo curod by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars froo. F. J. CHENEY & CO ,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take tihIPb Family Pills for con
stipation
armored fire doors
FOK WAREHOUSES
Consul Church IIowo sondB from
Manchester tho following description
of tho nrmored door which Is taking
tho place of tho Iron door In BrltUh
warehouses and factorles:
Within tho Inst fow years a great
chango lnw boon taking placo In the
materials employed for tho construc
tion of flro-roslsting doors. Forinorly
It was Biipposod that thoso doors
must bo mado of Iron or stool, and
although doors mado of thoso mater
ials woro ofton found usoloss, owing
to their liability to buckle, and con
sequently to tear thomsolvos from
their fastenings when exposed to ox
tromo heat, It Is only comparative
ly lately that a really effectlvo cub
Htltut'o has boon discovered.
Although tho Iron door is still
mndo use of occasionally In nil clasi
ob of buildings, nnd I understand
with comparative frequency In Man
chester warehouses, ono finds that In
building designed for manufacturing
purposes, nnd especially In tnxtll?
factories, tho armored door In rapid
ly taking Its place and giving satis
faction. Tho armored typo of flro door Is
constructed of sovoral thicknesses of
well-sonuoued p'no boards, planed,
tongucd and groavod, nnd nnllod to
gother with wrlght Iron nails drlvon
flu -li nnd clinched on tho othor side.
Tho wood Is thon completely cov
evod with tinned steel sheets of no'
Icbh thnn No. 2d standard wire gtfgo.
ach shoot being of a limited hIzo
lock InintiMl and fitting closo to the
wood, so that whllo free to expand,
l hey oxvludo tho air and ranuot bo
como dotched.
Hy this moans combustion is pro-'
vontod, and It Is fonind that an ox
poHiire of Bovoral hours to tho fier
cest heat roBiilts only In tho sur.fncf
of tho outor boards becoming Blight
lv cnrboulsed to the depth of a frac
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Proposals fop Supplies,
Halera, Oregon, September
190.
Tho Doard of Trustees of tho
State 'Institution for Feobl-MIndod
hereby Invites sealed proposals for
furnishing tho following supplloa for
tho institutien:
125 tubular Iron bedsteads, wire
mattress attached, singlo; 125 In
stitution hair mattresses, light
wolght, for single beds; 200 pairs
grey blankets, C0x80, wolght 4
lbs. (submit samplo); GO pairs groy
wool blankots, 72x84, wolght 6tt8.
(submit samplo); 1000 yards 6-4
pequot sheeting, half bleached; 250
yards 0-4 poquot sheeting, bleached;
GOO yards 42 inch pequot tubing,
half bleached; 100 yards 45 Inch po
quot tubing, bleached; 150 yards
half linen tablo damask, C4 In. wide,
(submit Bamplo); GO yards all linen
tablo damask, 72-inch wide (submit
samplo); 8 doz. nil llnon tablo da
mask, 72-lnch wido$l;;89f'SHRDLU
mask napkins, 20x20 Inchos (submit
samplo); 3 doz. all llnon damask
napkins, 24x24 Inches (submit sam
plo); 300 yards half llnon chock
towollng, 17 Inches wldo (submit
samplo); 300 yards half llnon crash
towollng, 17 Inches wldo (Bubmlt
samplo); 200 yards llnon crash
towollng, 17 Inchoa wldo (submit
samplo); 12 dozon cream Turk
ish bath towels, 19x30, submit
samplo); 4 dozon bleached Turk
ish bath tbwols, 19x4 C,( submit
samplo) ; 4 doz. llnon damask tow
els, bleached, 21x50, (sumblt sam
plo); 10 doz. cotton huck towels,
20x38 (submit samplo): GO yards
bleached muslin, light wolght, 30 In
wldo, (submit samplo); 100 yds. un
bleached muslin Indian head, (Bub
mit Bamplo); 150 Institution bol
spreads, 58x87, (submit Bamplo);
60 Mnr80lllos bed spreads, 80x00,
(submit samplo); 125 feather pil
lows, 18x2G, wolght 3&IbB. fcathor
proof ticking; 24 fcathor pillows, 21
x2C, wolght 5 lbs., fcathor proof
ticking; 12 doz. rawhldo bottom
chairs; Oswogo opaquo shadoa,
mounted on vigilant rolIorB, with
brass pulls and brockets, comploto
(measurements botwoon brackets)
viz: 10 doz. G4 In.xOO In.; doz.
54 In.x78 in. doz. 54 in.xCO In.;
1-0 doz. GO In.x42 In.; doz. 48 in.
x90 In.; 1 1-3 doz. 48 In.x48 In.; 3
doz. 48 in.x42 In.; 1-3 doz. 42 In r
30 In.; 1-12 doz. 40 In.xOO in.; 1-3
doz. 40 In.x78 In.; 1-0 doz. 38 In.
x GO In.; 1-12 doz. 36 lnx7G In.; y4
doz. 34 In. x G4 in.
Cutlery: 1847 Rogor Bros., aatln
finish 12 D W T, viz: 4 doz knlvos;
4 doz forks; 8 doz teaspoons; 4 doz.
desert spoons; 3 doz. tablo spoons;
'idoz. sugnr spoons; doz. butter
knives.
12 doz. solid whito metal knivoj;
12 doz. solid white motal forks, 24
doz solid whltp metal teaspoons; 'i
doz, ftnlhl whllo niotnl dosort spoons;
10 doz. Holld whlto motal tablespoons,
LIhIb of groceries nnd mill food
will bo furnished by tho clork, npoa
application.
All goods must bo In strict accord
ance with Bamplo submitted, nnd de
livered f. o. b. nt tho 8tato Inst!
tutlon for Fooblo-Mlndcd on de
mand aftor Octobor 15, 1908. Each
bid must bo nccompanlod by certi
fied heck equal to 10 por cont of
tho amount of tho bid. Checks ot
unsuccessful bidders will bo re
turned Immediately, and thoso of
nccopted blddors whon tho contract
Is completed. Dtds miust bo onclosed
In sealed envelopes and directed to
tho Clork of tho Board, plainly
marked, "Bids for oupplles for
Stato Institution for Foobte-Mlndod"
and tho class of goods bid on should
also bo Inscrlbod on tho envelope,
Prlco, fitness and quality being
equal, proforenco will bo given to ar
ticles manufactured, grown or pro
duced In this Btato. Whon a partic
ular artlclo Is specifically called for,
bldB on othor kind, manufacture or
brand equally good will bo ontor
talued, but to Insure rcognitlon of
such bids, BampleB of tho articles It
Is proposed to Bupply must accom
pany them.
Tho board reserves tho right to
rojoct and or nil bids, or to accept or
reject any part of a bid. Bids will
bo oponod at tho Capitol at Salem,
at .10 a. in., Tniosday. Octobor G.
190S.
By ordor of tho Board of Trus
tees of tho Stato Institution for
Fooble-Mlndod. S. A. Kosor,
Sept. 18-24-28-Oct 3 Clerk.
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MfSCELIiANEOUS
FOR- SAUS2
Auction Sale Of household goodB.
corner of High and Division Btreots
at 2 p. m. Saturday. 10-2-lt
For Sale Cheap, a dwelling house,
to bo moved off tho ground. In
qulro of 3. A. Manning Implomont
Houso. 10-2-3t
Far Sale A modern Colonial 5-room
cottage, in Unlvorslty addition.
Prlco $2500. Address "L.," care
of Journal. 10-l-3t
For Sale 18 head of Merino bucks,
from tho Mlnto stock, ono of the
oldest broodors of Morlno3 in Ore
gon. Prlco $10 por head. Q. W.
Eoff, Salem, Oregon, Routo No. G,
Box 42. . 9-11-lm
For Sale Ten shares of Hickory
Bark preferred stock. Addross
Drawer 518, Salem, Oregon.
9-25-tf
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M l)ftssniakcr At reason
ca, at Mrs. B. E. Brown's
th Liberty Btreot.
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REAX ESTATE F"
On October 1 Drs. Darby and Cor
nell will romovo their dental par
lors from tho Cray building to
rooms over tho Thompson Jowelry
store. 9-25-lm
Cement Work Concrete walks, sep
tic tanks, cemont floors and foun
dations. Estimates furnished and
all work guaranteed. J. P. Votch,
328 Marlon street. Phono 608.
9-10-tf
fr-INOTE
I THESE
Wcnger it Chcrrliigton Pianos nnd
organs sold on easy tortus; tolo
phono 1187; 247 Commercial
Street, Salem, Oregon. tf
Snlcm Cash Market Tho finest cuts
of meats at tho lowest prices. My
phono 370, 247 S Commorclal St.
P. W. Rcycltz, Prop. 7-21-tf.
I Will Sell Couchos, Davenports nnd
othor goods In .that lino for cost of
material. All In good condition,
not second-hand, 323 Center street,
corner of Commorclal Btreot. O.
A. Chapel. 9-10-tf
For Sale G-yoar-old maro, gentle
forchlldron; spring wagon; 2-year-old
Jcrsoy bull; Bomo Black Mi
norca chlkons and some Pokln
ducks. T. H. Blundell, Mornlng
Bldo. Phono 1872 Main. 9-30-3t
For Salc A nico, clean, paying busl-
neas, in good location, In Salem,
that will take man and wlfo to
handlo It, and $250 will buy It W.
A. Llston, 484 Court Btreot. Phono
1321. 9-30-3t
For SnbJ Ono lot, with Bovon-room
houso, fruit troo, berry vines nnd
gardon spot. 356 South 17th St.
Prlco $850. 0-23-lm
Loto for Snlo Lnst chnnco to buy
good cholco building lotB In ono of
tho best blocks on tho can sldo at
tho low prices of $225, $250 and
$300 each. Lots can bo bought on
tho InBtallmont plan. If desired. In
qulro of E. Lupton, 1G73 State
Btreot. 9-24-Jm
Look nt This for n Home.
100 acros In sight of Salem, 70 acres
in cultivation, bnlanco pasture and
tlmbor, good 7-room houso, largo
barn, outbuildings, etc., flno wntor.
4 ncros fruit on good road, tools,
cows, hogs, calves, fruit; about 7
tons of hay In bnrn, all for $8000,
for a fow days only; $2000 cnBh,
balance term of years at G por
cont.
Investigate.
Good 8-room now Iioiiro and barn, 3
lnrgo lots, all In fruit, nil for
$2100. For a fow days tho 10 spe
cial bargains, only for n fow days
Sco u at onco If you want n home
Wo enn su't you. Wo hnvo tho
places and nro polling thejii.
A. O. SMITH & CO.,
Room 9 ovor United States National
Bank.
Help Furnished Free of Charge By
Latham Land Company, 478 State
street, phono No. 149. Parties
wanting holp please call at ofllco
or phono us. Also hnvo cows for
Bale.
Concrete Work Got my prices on
sldowulk, curbs, spotlc tanks nnd
cemont work of any kind. All
work guaranteed first class. M.
Ward, 2378 Maplo Ave., Highland
Phono 569. July24-tf
Carpenter Can do all kinds of
rough and Insldo work. Anything
from repairs to contracting. A. C.
Brown, 1390 North 17th Btreot.
9-29-
EHlrny Ono sow pig, wolght 60
pounds, 4 whlto fceet. Ownor can
hnvo samo by calling nt C. M. Poy
Ber's, 2 Vi miles south of Salem, on
Jefferson road, and paying costs.
9-29-3t
Snlcm Cash Market The finest cuts
of meats at tho lowest prices. Mi
phone 370, 247 S. Commorclal St.
P. W. Royoltz, Prop. 7-2l-tf
gi liinniM't itud t-ui'i 1 '. 1, tin,
bor .shingle, bunding tuaiorlin
weort nnd ronl. Low price nnr
prompt doliverlp On" block en
of 8 ly pawing. - depot Phmi
UJX 7-2-tf
IJARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE,
To buy, soil, rent or oxchnngo your
proporty satisfactorily boo Bocluel
& Mlnton. Dairy, stock, grain and
fruit land a Bpeclnlty, or If you nro
looking for n nlco homo or vacant
lot In tho city see us. Wo can
pleaso you. Wo havo many cholco
vncant lots, $50 nnd up. Houses
from $350 to $9000. It costs you
nothing to list your proporty with
us.
JliiUo Wenderotb Fine wluer
liquors and cigars, Wo handh
tho celebrated Kollog gaud Cusll
whl.skios. Cool und refreshing bee
constantly oi- draught. Soutl
Commorclal street. 9-3-lyr
Enlarged Our meat market on
Ext Stato Btreot has boon doublod
In alzo und wo nro better prepared
han ovor to Borve customers.
Prompt sorvlco and tho host of
meats our motto. Call or phone
199. B. E. Edward 1 Moat Co.
41 acres, good G-ronm .....
ouse, 15 acres wii-vm wi
miiise, ib acres bearlht Trel
uuu, -- vy
2 acres, Insldo city llmlt R
hoiuso, on car line &1 B;r0B'
3 acres, the best buy we &.,Uo
story, 8-room nouga:1'
7 acres In frul ,1," cIWfed
Price $2100. runnln8 wat?r
Good 7-room house, about 1
ground, barn, stonp .1 J acr
blocks from ' car iS1"
$2000. llno- Pries
OLMSTED LAND CO
1W.1 ST.WK STItECT.
ItEATi PQTim,
Strictly up-to-date houses in nil ,
of tho city. Also Z! i ?!' parl
best farms, from G to 10""
Cheap lots 'in all pnr t, of ths'ST
Good bargalna. lhfl eil
J. C. SCIIULZ
134 North Liberty street
I'Ll'MUKltS
Pltl. -a ...
x.iL-w. m imrr Plumbing, hot wuT.
nnd steam heating afd ?nn!n
M.ln ?92.,merC'al ElrCCt- ,"?
-i-.jr
Sr -T lrlot III ..... .
gas fitting. Succes or t0 Knox 4
K'K', ?fG Commorclnl strce?
IIUIIU .tlilill 1 I
W'VNTEH
WnntcI At onto, good boy to arrj
pnpors, ono with pony preferred.
Apply to Journnl. 9j.tf
SAI.EM WATER COMPANY
OFFICE CITY HALL
For water servlco apply at office
Bills payablo monthly In advance.
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HISS BEATRICE SHELTON
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O Teacher of Piano, Organ and 0
O Ensomblo Classes, until Octo- O
O bor 1, in Chicago taking ud- O
O vanced studies. o
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O First National Hank Bldg Studio O
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O ReklcHce Studio; 313 Marlon o
O Street.. Phone ISM. O
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INSIDE PROPERTY.
Hero is a choap homo, yet it is with
in four blocks of tho postofllco and
two blocks of tho high school. It
la a 6-room rottnen with nnt
frontage, nlco lawn nnd roses, ce
mont Bidowalk, etc. With a fow
ropalrs addod thlb will mako a
splendid llttlo home. See mo nt
onco for furthor particulars. Prlci
$1350.
J. F. nOLDER.
Room 1, Steusloff Building.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Bechtel & .Mlnton.
Why pay rent whon you can buy a
cosy, 5-room cottngo, woodshed,
drilled well, with 1 V6 lots, for
$600.
$1100.
Good 9-room houso, well nnd city
wntor, largo lot. 75x160. on n cor-
nor, fruit. This proporty would
bo cheap at $1500.
Modern houses $1500 and up. Como
In nnd got our list.
Farms.
Wo havo soveral Improved nnd unim
proved 5 nnd 10-acro trnctB.
53 Arro on Salem Pmlrlo $12.10.
5-room house, largo barn, 1 aoro
Logan borrles, orchard, 12 ncros
clover, about 15 acres In fine pas
turo, balance good farming land,
running water, good fencos. ood
hog and hen house, about 40'hvns,
all implements, 2 horses, harness,
z wagons, give possession nt onco.
I sold ovor $600 worth of votch
The Home KeekerH Information Bii
roou will placo you lu direct com
munication with owners of farms
nnd city proporty. Chnmbor Com
morco, Portl ml. 222 N. Comma r
rial streot, Salem Or. 7-21-tf
Miss Elnm Wellor Pianist. Appoint
monta can bo mndo for Iooboiib ev
ery nftoriioon from 2 to 4 o'clock.
Classes In Dunning Molliod Tuoa
days, FrldayB and Snturdnys. 695
North Llborty street. Phono 1351
9-28-
LODGES
CarpenteiH I'nlon No. 1005 Local
Union No. 10G5 of Carpontors nun
Joiners of Amorlcn moet ovor Sat
urday ovonlng at S:00 p. m. In
Hearst hall, 420 Stato Street
A. w. Donnls, Roc. Sec.
Foresters 0f America Coiirt Sher-
, wood, Forostors, No. 10. Moots
Snturday night in Holman hall,
Stato str'e't. Waldo MUlor, O. R.
J. C. Perry, financial socrotnry.
(Vntml Lodgo No. J8, IC. of P.
Castle hnll In Holmnn block, cor
nor Stato and Llborty Btreots,
Tuosdny of each wook at 7:30 p.
m. Oscar Johnson, d C; E. B.
Andorson, K. of R.' and S.
Moilern Woodmen of America Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Meet
ovory Thursday evening at 8
o'clock In Holman hall. W. W.
Hill. V. C; F. A. Turner, clork.
Woodmen of World Meot overy Fri
day night nt 7:30, In Holmnn hall.
E. Lupton, C. C; P. L. Frazlor.
Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity Union Sick, nccl
dent and pension Insurance; $2,
000.000 pledged: every claim paid
Good ngonts wnnted-. J. II. f ,
Montgomory. supreme organlzor,
Box 432 Salem, Orogon. R. R '
Ryan sserotnry. S4G Stato street.
Wanted Money to loan, if m
. hnvo money to loan on real ciUte
nt 6, 7 or 8 per cent, send It to rae
as I havo many application t
such loans. Bank references fur
nished on application. S. H. Orutr
or, 826 Board of Trndo Dldg., Port
land, Oregon. 9-9-lm'
A anted Good yoiun; driving hori
woigui nnout 1000 pounai T V
Rumson, Journal 9-29-tf
fciiistx m
VOW RENT
Fur Rent A large well fornlihej
front room, contrally located, pr'
vtito family, I'honc Maine Sit.
9-M-V
For Rent My furnished hou, tt
No. 346 North Capital street. Dr.
B. II. Whlto. 9-30-St"
Hwie Wing Sang Co,
Wo mnko up all kinds of wrapjer
ud whlto uudorwenr, wamtt and M
monns nnd skirts; all kinds ol
gontlomon's and Indies' furnl-hlnt
goods; nil kinds of silks and dret
goods; hoso, suits, pauU, overaili,
blankots, nookwear, matting, chin
wnro, trunks, embroidery and laci
otc.
:2 .V. Commerrlnl St. Salfm.Or.
JSj IM ONE O" MNY COLORS D
, LARGFST FACILITIES I
(M IN THE WLST FORK
ill THE PP.CDt'CTlON 0P
&fj HiQH GRADL WORKjj
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DRAYMEN
y.v
soed off of 12 acres thU year. This . Cummins Bro.' Transfer Company
property would bo cheap at $500.
but It sold in 30 days will take
$4250. Seo my agents
BECHTEL & MINTON,
Phono 452.
431 State St., Bayne Bldg., Room 7-8
SEE MY BARGAINS
Commercial hall for rent, for dwell
ings and lodging house.
A splendid 40-acro tract; flno Im
provements, orchard, walnuts and
logauberrles; excellent spring
water at house and barn; 6 miles
out.
100 acres; splendid dairy farm: 1
house, barn, orchard, splendid
spring water to both houso and
barn.
Houses for sale and rent; money on
All kinds of transfer work donn
Furn'turo and ptnno boxed ready
for shipment. Prompt service U
our motto. Stand and office nt
253 South Commorclal street
Phonp 210. Ros'dence Phono
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES
Livery and Feed Stables Old PoJt
olllce Stablos, at 254 Ferry stroot
betweon Commercial and From
BtrootB. Tolophouu 188. Some of
the flnost llvcrlos in tho city can
be found hero. Wostacott & John
son. Prop. , 10-1-lyr. 1
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SASH -AND DOOR FA'CTORIES I
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S eon5t0o:n?MDaT Wrk on?: flro i?ranfe M. Rrii--ManufacUirer of 1 '- STTinv TFK COMrA'
life and accident Insurance that cnh ,ir mm.Mi.- in vin SALhM WATl.u ...
life and accident insurance that
pays It losses promptly. Employ
ment ofi.ee for all kinds ot work.
R. R, RYAN,
Corner Commercial and CohUt Sts.
cash, doors, moulding-. All kin Is
u. nuns- uuiaii uuu xiaiu uua i
.,.,. ,. .itV HALL
ii'riv.j'. vi . .
work. Front street, between Stato por water servlco appJ "
and Court, Maki all complaints ,,, ,m monthly In aaT
a tho ofllco.