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81 suffered for years with that terrible disease
cntarrh Of the head, chest aud stomach AT first
| didn't pny any attention 10 tor | Ind no pain
only u kind of n cold, as | thought, but these
colds kept recurring. | would take cold without
any known cause, until nj last | had IA chronic
cold which, try my best. | couldn't get rid Of.
The wretchcd, disgusting feelings that every one
knows about | had In all their severity. ! hated
my,eli and felt that everybody must hate me too.
' II was blow and spit and hawk and cough the
whole time, I half lived. for | couldn't breathe.
II one side Of my nose wasn't stopped up the other
was. My head nchcd, and | cough'd until ] vom-
tied. My food I loathed. What | ate did no good.
soon I lost flesh, had night sweats aud fever, and
coughed wore. Asthma then came, aud with II
no sleep, no rest. My heart at last became al
fectcd ns my bronchial catnrrh Increased, until I
was scarcely able To walk upstairs.
Nights Of tortur" ana days OF pain were sap
ping away my life. The doctors gave me up and
! was hopeless. Now here Is the bright side Of
this dark story. ! went TO Doctors Mccoy and
snow as u last resort. After n most careful ex.
animation and n minute inquiry into my history
! was accepted aS IA durable cnse Here I am, n
living, breathing example Of what these physi-
cinns can do and have done for me-"
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SINCE THE WAR.


Rheumatism and Gont banished forever with
famous Prescription 100. 3S4, prepared by Muller,
AZ tniverSity Place, y. Y, lucurables get cured
and wonder how II all came about. Pleasant TO
take. TbI. Bot. All druggists. Pamphlet free,
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A Baltimore despatch says: "In their
last evening, Peter Jackson n Par
son Davies said they were strongly Of
the opinion that Corbett is a dead
cinch" to win. Weight. height. longer
reach and six years of youth over
Mitchell are the advantages they think
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saloon. The names Of the members are
now likely to be printed In pamphlet
form and circulated broadcast.
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Everything else in the store
reduced the same way. Every
year we make two sales; one
at the end Of the summer
and one at the end of the
winter season. We do this
SO that people can depend on
always hnding nothing but the
newest and latest STYLES and
fabrics in this store.
These clothes we are dis
posing of now have not been
here longer than three months
that's long enough. The
old way of carrying goods
over from one season to
another is played out--svs
think so, anyhow.
What do you think ?
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Chairman Madeira. OF the Baseball
Committee. announces that after the
effort will be made to maintain O
collegiate Freshman nine.
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THE DANCING ANN0YS HIM.
Mr., Mecabe Complains of the
Noise in Hemphill's House,
Says lie Can't Sleep and Is Losing
His Health.

j. II. AlcCahe. a cigar dealer, OF Gig
Columbus avenue, sent the following
letter 10 the Sanitary Bureau OF the
Health Department this morning:
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1t n. VT WITTY -tnfcc'
r. j. S.-Sixty-one rounds.
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Manager Sinclair has arranged for the
following home games for the University
OF Pennsylvania ball nine: Princeton, 2;
Cornell, 2; Harvard, 2: Yale, Brown,
University of Vermont. University
OF Michigan. Georgetown, Lehigh
and Lafayette, a total Of 10.
The games away from home: Yale.
2: Brown, 2; Harvard. i. Princeton.
l; Cornell. /; Lehigh. l, and Lafayette. l.
The season will commence March 20. Eas-
ter week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
SWEET CIDER.-J. A. Van Eaton.
Died.

KOPPE AT the home of his son,
Emil Hoppe, foreman Of the woolen
mill, Karl Hoppe, Thursday, October
il, 1894, at 6:3U q. M, aged about SO
years, of typhoid pneumonia.
Deceased was born in Germsny In
1928. came to North Dakota in 1882
where he lived for ten years. and from
NoIth Dakota came to Salem where he
has lived with, his son for the past
two years. He was a member Of the
German Lutheran church.
The funeral services were held at the
home of his son this morning at 10
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. Doering of
German Lutheran church and his re-
mains were inferred in Rural cemetery.
Deceased leaves three sons and daugh-
ter 10 mourn the death Of kind and
loving father, three of whom are unable
to attend the funeral owing to their
b,ing too far away.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
Eating IN. Meal win Comfort.

A few days ago, while walking
through Arch street, Boston, just at
the hour when empty trucks are
standing there and while the horses
are struggling to get their oats out
of their detestable nosebags, while
the drivers are off eating their din
ner, ] noticed truck horse uneasily
turning and twisting his head from
side to side as if in search of some
body or somethiNg. I watched him
for momenA Of two, and conclud-
ing that the Rosebag had become dis
arranged was about to cross the
street to se6 if l could readjust it.
AS 1 stepped forward the horse
seemed to have been struck with a
new idea. He lifted his head and for
a moment looked steadily up the
street in front of him. Suddenly his
whole aspect changed. He shook
himself, gave snort of satisfaction,
as if he had discovered what he had
been looking for, and with his head
high in the air and his ears pricked
up he moved briskly forward. Much
interested ! followed him. Arrived
at the corner of Franklin street he
deliberately halted at the tail of an
empty truck standing there, and
resting his nosebag upon it content
edly finished his oats. Boston FIX
'hange
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
DAMAGING DOCUMENTS.
Evidence That Looks Bad for Col
onel Lowell.

Ten O'Clock found the different mem
bers Of the court martial in their seats
this morning.
IL is the habit Of the court to march
IN double fiIe from the ante. room to the
court room, and as their regular tread
and step is heard in the hall, hush
comes over those who have gathered as
spectators, for the very appearance of
this uniformed and dignified set Of
men inspires a feeling akin to awe
The spectators are drawn here by curl.
osity, for they nearly all have an inter
est in the result Of the trial. There is
no whispering or disturbance Of any
kind. These men are here for business
and are not to be disturbed by trifi's.
As the several documents are produced
in evidence, and their contents read, the
items are carefully noted by different
members of the court. Every precGu
ton is taken to allow no mistake to
creep in, and the court martial is givins
Colonel Lowell fair trial.
PROBABLE LINE OF DEFENSE.
In his cross examination of Adjntnn'
Robin. yesterday afternoon, Caps air
ButteFfield dropped hint as to what
will probably I've one line Of defense for
his client, 10 trying to prove that the
ieliuquiDcies charged to Col. Lowell.
Ire nothing less than shortages that
should have been attributed to former
captains OF the different conpaDies.
And roasted roudIy the negligence of
secretaries and captains of companies,
whose accounts had never been properly
kept.
The testimony of Maj. Telfor, Ser
.eant McElroy, and others, clearly
proved that no strict account had been
kept of the money received and ex-
pended in any of the companies, save
in those of the two in Salem.
MORNING SESSION.
Tie reading Of the testimony, given
On Thursday, took up the entire morn
ing. Testimony is all in for the prose-
cution on the first charge, and it is ex-
pected that by Saturday noon, the
entire case will be left with the court
for consideration and judgment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
SWEET CIDER j. A. Van Eaton.
Circuit Court.
DEPARTMENT NO. /.

DEIAhl MEM NJ l.
l.. d. Pitman VS.. H. r. Osborne, ac-
ton In ejectment; settled as per stipu-
lation.
Fred Hurst & Co., vs.. Page g. Son,
action for money; on trial to jury con-
sisting Of J. p. Ledgerwood, j. II.
Strickler, M. f. Goodell, j. A. Nor
wood, ]. w. Thornburg, Charles Watt,
J. II. Foster, George l.. Hunt, Frank
smith, Bennett l.. Pearson, Levy
Bartemus, f. NJ. Taylor Verdict $32.
Ella M. Smith vs. Union Abstract
Co., action for money, referred to j. II.
McNary with directions to take testi-
mony and report law and facts by
December !, and case continued.
Alfred Baker VS.. State Insurance
Co., action for money; non-suit at
motion Of plaintiff.
A. II. GOoch VI. w. l.. Jones Is being
tried 10 the following jury; w. Is.
simpson. J. Penland, +. X. Johnson,
A. ImlAh, J. II. Porter, J. +. Ledger.
wood, II. J. Workman, Il. Is. Patton,
ChAs. Watt, Bennett Pearson, l.. Bar
temus, M. u. GoOdell.
j. II. Miller w. John Leedy, damage
suit settled.
DEPARTMEsT 40. 2.
The grand jury In the case Of Hatban
kinsey, who was some time ago arrested
sad tried before Justice J0hnsOn's
court on the charge of arson aud held
W answer IN the sum of $500, was up
Thursday aud this morning they re-.
turned not true bill TIE detectives
aIs confident " securing conviction
~ the guilty parties yet
samuel Baxter, held ior laTosny " q
bicycle, was sentsnoed ~ one year IN
the psDlisnilaTy.
AfTEakOOh bEhsiOk,
OsiDR ~ a delay nsosssltaled Ia
waiilsg f0f 0Ds ~ the witnesses, ihe
SECOND specification ~ tbs 1rsi charge
gss taken up, that " mulllslng .
publle record ~ expert book bl6dsr,
Oso. y, itosoIs, NJ halsm, was called,
sad upon sEaiDlnAiloB " the book lD
gvssilOD, testified that Gom tbs sppsAr'
ABes aud pisks w " ibs b00h, u VAS
syldsni that pages bad bssD ai,siTsoisd
ihsIsiiDgl,
d. a. Olhnsf h 0n tbs stand again
~ ths jOphhAL Roes ~ pIsas,
i0l, Lowell did Doi IsiufB ibls morn
los ssd iilf suplssiilon n ibsi bls siis
n silll dangerously lll,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
A SMALL FIRE.
Pure Probably from Defective Flue--
Quickly Put Out.

Quickly Put Out.
This afternoon, shortly after 2;3O
O'cIock, the alarm of fire was tOlled
from the tower near the court house,
aud it did not take ng to locate it, as
T. Q smoke. was freely rolling up
from the roof above The Spa candy
store on State street. Mail Carrier
Geo. Hatch and @ Unstable VAIN made
the discovery and sounded the alarm.
Only small blaze was visible on the
roof nf TiOga block, but it is evident
that the fire had been smoulderlng for
sume time. No fire had been bad
in that fiue since this forenoon, and it
is generally believed that the fatal
flames must have originated from that
snurce.
The fire department was promptly
on hand aud in an incredibly short
time they had stream of water on the
roof. No great damage was done ex-
cept to the roof. However the amount
of water necessary to do the work will
cause some slight damage insid, the
buildings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
From Marquam.

Oar neighborhood was terribly
shocked th's week by the unfortunate
death of MTs. Saul living uear here.
1t appears the lady, who Is about s5
years of age, was driving horse and
blackboard, that the animal from some
cause ran away, and the woman's cloth
ing was caught in one ofthe wheels,
by which she was drawn from her seat
and wound around the axle. In this
awful position she was dragged quite a
distance and the top of her head was
literally torn off knocking against
stumps ard other obstacles She was
otherwise mangled and presented q
dreadful spectacle when feund. De
ceased leaves family Of nine children
and husband.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
COAL.

If you are In need Of coal of any
kind call on us and get our prices, In
ether car lots or by the single ton. We
handle the following we'll known coal,
which We will sell cheaper than you
can boy ia Portland:
Newcastle" "Welllpgton." "Eng.
llsb Chabnep and Penn. Anthracite. |"
We sell on close margin and will give
you bargain II you want coal. Tele-
phone No. II.
J. l.. MITCHELL Il Go.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
A THRIVING GUINNESS.
A Salem Tailor Makes Six Dress
Suits in One Week

q. n. Lane, the merchant tailor, per-
formed u remarkable feat the past
week with his three active helpers,
turning out six full dress suits. This
Is an unusal order, but Mr.. Lane was
prepared TO supply the fiue stock re-
quired aud to do the work. Every cne
was a perfect fit and his work added
not a little to the array Of elegant
C stumes worn at the great Knights
Templar's ball last week. This was all
In addition to the regular run Of work,
and his shop Is still crowded with fall
and winter orders. Mr.. Lane says lie
never had so many fine garments to
make up at one time when he con-
Quoted a shop with nearly score of
hands in Portland. He Is more than
pleased with his Salem business aud
the fine goods and work he turns out
deserve II,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
SWEET CIDER.-J. A. Van EatoI
Respite From Court.

Several Of the members Of The court
martial now in session at the state
house, with their escorts, took occasion
to attend the semi-weekly dance given
at the asylum last evening and judging
from the way they "waltzed around
In pleasures ring" the visit was not
unappreciated. Those present were:
Brigadler General CompsOn, Captain
ButteTfeld, Captain Gantenbein and
Col. Thompson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
PERSONALS.

Mrs u. =. PaIkhurst returned today
from Portland.
Mn. y. A. Moore has been quite sick
the past few days.
s1pL n. X. ABson went down to
Portland this afternoon.
William DueAn made business tdp
" Portland this afternoon.
J. Is. Rled went down 10 Portland
this afternoon on business.
Fred q. DsBbsm is ~ With foyer st
bis hons On Church street.
Albert q, osbuTn, Of Eugene, has
isksn . position Ia hls uBels's racket
stOfs,
BTs n. N, YOTsB, who has bsen llls
gpssi ~ Ma ". w. OsbuTa, returned
Dsgsy " Eugene.
JOhD q, Wight Wss lp Portland 10
az 90 i,lasiDeas, hsylBE soBs down OD
tiiif ggofsigg's OYsnagd,
Ms ~ T. FsrisBd, " I.sbsbOD, 70.
t'fh"" H'fttH NeeRNs eftf eAAeff WV
wiib ihs fai,slly N u. istslEsE
hL ssa hm Joe, OIssnsOia, u
AUT0Is, vsfe Nv liis eliy ls.esy oH basl,
De@ eoDDseisa With fis eiJovii sosTi
Dls,las STAR Sans assg 6os Hon
tse sssggiy yseasfasy W spealsl sOn'
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fisDisgi.s1g a gssss, Fsltlsga, sgHysa
iDls DselslEs $40 sili ssslsl lsisgsEss
pilsf il''ss N iisf Isgysii eogd wssiisi,
ilsg VomsI ssa 4, u, Wssafs1a 20
tsfpsq issf egeHlgR 6aw ils Rissa
lsqRf W ~ ~ ~ fefilsse, 1blgsRp
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t,eiftg nfsi tssf
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ass " Isg > fslsssl glsii " bsI $50
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~ Risssi " fsmggs ~ islligggls "
ethses M iils ilseiles ~ lss
Aiegse iieEss slHgsg N ils eiiy
ifess iiskaas iblf Hisping viih ss
eltiflsgi 80 ~ bEes, sse slil slsks
~ fsigif bsilf hsIs ~ wlll n lgi
leNfa NJ blf fsililg siep, sRg plsl.si'ly
NJ eiiifis $40 eit sesi9sf ~ sn,al.s
~ isifii'ls eiisssilf essaliless ~ llis
slfsi hH,silsss asaslt hf hssss y
~ ~ laif ffgasisisseg n ii,s iaph
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fassss s,sss, i,sylas,s's ; @sslsl
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

a SAD CAsE.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
sullivan If Mill City have been in Sa-
lem several days with their little
laughter, to have her shoulded oper-
Ated upon. About six weeks ago she
mad II dislocated, and under the poor
,dvise Of a physician allowed II to r. .
main unadjusted. Now the dOctOre
ind trouble in making the member go
back to its proper position, as strong
srissels Lave formed in the socket.
They today expected TO perform an
operation which would ,enove the OBJ
structlon and thus give the young lady
the full use of her arm again.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

A BIG DIFFERENcE.-There is big
difference In ways Of doing business.
Some dealers simply strive to get a
customer in their store. sell as much as
they can at one sale by misrepresenta-
ton, and never expect TO see that
customer again. Our way is 10 always
satisfy customer no matter how small
the profit. This method makes per-
manent patrons.-G. w. Johnson d
Son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

VETERAN FIREMRN.-Last evening
occurred meeting Of the exempt fire.
men of Salem at the city council cham
Der. Hon. c. B. Moores presided and
Ed N. Edes acted as secretary. The
report of the committee on constitu-
lion and bylaws was adopted and u
committee composed Of Henry Price
and J. H. Haas was appointed to solicit
membership. The membership fee
was fixed at 81 and annual dues the
same. A meeting will be held Novem-
Der 5, for permanent organization.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

1lis rissmg hgaas Rgdysd lasi
slight STA sueiilsf lsfse consignment
~ slslaiisRalss fpf hslfu msIcbspis
lshs lsigJss ~ failsDd sslly lsalol
soc alsslnH
tbs fyssns slassq slso lssi sysnlnK
sBs bas lsAss eslHg N hepi fisns ibf
hlllsiaeiis haia
1bs ssisf b siill islllhs spg n "
sgHilggss Hyeb loHHsl u Will ~ iis'
lsasalbls ~ rissHsis Nv ~ sbgFs ills
pllgi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

ROAD TRoUBLE.->A correspondent
says Jake Leisy, road supervisor on the
South Prairie Road which runs down
to the Willamette river. is having q
little trouble just now opening that
road to the river. IL has been closed
for three years, and prevents all farm
ers from hauling their crops aud wood
to what would otherwise be q steam
boat landing. The road was closed by
a dispute between property owners as
to the line, and was last year surveyed
by the county court for opening. Now
that the supervisor wants to open the
road he is ordered by the county judge
to begin over mile away where the
road is already opened out nearly TO its
full width, aud is In good passable con-
di.ion. The fences come to V within
$50 yards Of the river, aud this must
remain clOst d against the best Interests
of all settlers until the unnecessary
work at the other end vas finished. IL
looks as though the county judge was
going back on his own acts, and at all
events, it knocks out the best oalcula
ions of all settlers IN these parts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

INCREASED ATTENpANCE.-The Sa-
lem public schools at present have an
aggregate attendance of over 1900
pupils. Although there are not as
many registered with the clerk, by
one hundred, the attendance runs fully
that ahead of the attendance at this
time last year. The only conclusion to
draw is that this year there is closer
attendance of those registered. The
schools were never larger nor In better
trim than at the present time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

WBosg WAS IT7-Of eOurse every
body knew whose bill Of fare that was
In the morning paper without = hAnie
10 H. sirODg's is the only place turn
ing out such an array of good things
fOT 10 cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

THE TARigY. Two dollars . ton
isHii 10 of salt, aud tbs peopls gst ths
bsns1t CiaTk, lbs Court street sFo'
osI, bass just pot Nv several togs aud u
h hslpE sold si notAnu prless
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

A New DocK.-Plans are now com .
pleted for the new o. r. a N. dock at
this place. Boss Carpenter Carstens
was In town Wednesday and In con.
nectlon with w. Herren, the agent
here, made ali the necessary plans for
the new building. Work will be com
menced on II Immediately and It will
be ready for occupancy in few weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

FiOn 1855 G0AbT 'ibs eh0iossi
hupklfl,sIIiss Hihs s0ne dlfsei fFepl
lhs osssi, ngs ~ ysp tsiog's 90 -
ilsbls RFofsiy si0fs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

4 BAD Con. -- Yesterday h, q. Starr
had the DlsfoTiuns 10 cat = bad gash
inio bis inslsp With an sdE which be
was using II viii Icy him op for
some days A. beat,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

Oh ~ IHBH Jos hsslyi,eay she
bubs ihfif hsl, Hsiilfi Iasiiilg siid
- slsis a ilsyisep's H,s1ksi, W CDgH
fliesi Dgiy a hsgDsii, pfspglsl,,is
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock Of
Brushes of all Kinds i'm the
State. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

JhI0s huiTs gbs iAaiss HsEsAT
hss fuli llHs ~ lsalsg snd oblldfssy'
HHlou sylls N blsek ssa ~ egioIs, ~
ifem 81 up Ogssi tsgsslTs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

FHpl4 0hOkFRs iibF halioH
ssssig Dgli HiegfIs sil bglg ibsii
gss'lsag slssilns N nslsisl Ipssasl
Dolsinf a Ma Wsnas ssgsislti
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

THK hEAs0E That tbs n, "
Kitchen 10 ~ ssll pslToDisad u bsesuss
~ ihs falf and honest tFsstgsnl dealt
DOT " ali wb0 may 80 tllefs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

A MAN GETS TIRED--Of having TO
cut his beefsteak with n hAtchet. II
you get your meats at E. q. Cross meat
market AL this extra work will be un.
necessary ~ his meats are as tender
aud sweet ~ one could Wish.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

The tensile strength of wrought iron
rods varies as the square of the diameter.
An inch rod Will support 1000 pounds
and Q inch rod % 600 mr.. nds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12

Or pass's csssss l,slias i.ssas'
s~iSslsl, li.ssssl assslsss p,sas-s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
Beyond Comparison

are the good qualities possessed by
Hoods RarsapaTilla. Above all II pu-
rifles the blood, thus strengt thening the
neTves;it regulates the digestive 0rgans,
invigorates the kidneysand liver, LoDes
and builds up the entire system, cures
scTOfula, dyspepsia, eataTTh and rheu-
mAtism. Get Hoods aud only HOod's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-12
New Advertisements,


NOR SALE-Sereened white and gray oats at
25c and 28c per bushel Cho ping done TO
order. full lice OF chop feed at warehouse.
corner Union nrdn and Water Streets a. N.
DjAkO RENT.--Fine pianos for rent at
4 S.o per month, II taken for six mooths
Bee frof Faryin. l0-l23tl
EVSThAY ED-since last spring u mail Day
feet, years old. Win pay is reward % for ~nS M.
losmatio1 s ? leading 10 her recovery. Fer
0kDERs TAKEN FOX OIL, PAyTEI. and
" water color painting at Mrs. d. + Junks
studio, 62o Courtst A. home Wednesdays.
r. USHER, kewsp tpeT Advertising Agent
~. Merchants Exchange, San Francisco,
- ~. our sn sMuthorlsso "a agent This paper IL kept
HARD TIMEs-why BUY al expensive fall
IL suit when you can have that Old suit
cleaned, dyed aud rePaired ~ good as new
Tor = small sumS RubenFlein, the tailor, can
~ you up ON short notice. as Com mercial
street, 81
L'Oh sAI.k-A few brown lsghorB CooEeT.
sls a9d white Imperial Ducks, pure bred
WAkfED-An gent 10 Salem ana ali other
w unOeoipied LTrltOTy for our Electric
door (nanlsl plates, house numbers and signs,
tsadaeis 70 .hs d ~ pIohts loo per cent
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