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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-15
Seeing Is Better Than Read.
Ing or Hearing.

In this world you will get what YOU
pay for. do not mead To mlsrcpres,,nt
because | eau sell you AN tlS sewing INA.
chine. IL IL not 500 ior SlS. No dealer
or advertiser will sell you $50 niarhIue
Tor fls. have some iOr $50, soInr $50.
some ! -; up 10 S7l Tor a iull.lront MIR
| TOr uaDinct machine. You can read in
all companies old crcultr and pfotes
slonal advisers that each has the fastest
stillest, easiest, strongest, simplest laud
all the Test) machine IN the world This
same Is told you by all individual agents
The cheaper inachIues are better than
old ones, lns the better late ones each
has its individual advantages. These All.
vantages wall be shown YOU ii YOU visit
my store, Then yOu can make your
choice. seeing and trying is lar more
satisfactory lhan reading and hearing.
Professional advertisers are no the ONLY
ones selling these makes OF machlhes
You eau lind the same machines night
here. See them, sew on them, and in
future know just where 10 get the genu.
inc needles and new parts for them.
Many times little al !ise or instruc.
tion has made balky seemingly worth.
less machine a machine you could cit
down - with pleasure aud enjoyment.
such a place where you can make such
selections aud get such advise is AT
GEORGE q. WILLS
MUSIC AND SEWING MACHINE
STORE, OPPOSITE BUSH'S BANK. !
SALEM, OR.
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THE HENRY b. rHlELSEN
Insurance. AQ6n0y
232 COMMERCIAL STREET
Ihe strongest aud most reliable promptly
attended TO,
232 COMMERCIAL STREET.

The State Fair for the Year Of Our Lord 1900
The state fair board this year seems /,
be composed Of a lot Of men who hay,
some comprehension Of what state fail
ought 10 bean exhibit Of the agricul.
lural and horticultural resources Of TIC
tate. Their labors have been directed
10 making il that kind Of AN exhibit AM
nothing else. SO II visitors miss some
OF the old features they will know the
cause.
In place Of Salem retailers having the
pavilion to display their stocks Of goods
the visitor will tnd the leading farm.
ing aud fruit growing counties Of the
state Ia sharp competition rs tu which
Que eau show the greatest variety and
excellence Of products
In the stock department they will lind
the herds aud tiocks from all over the
state and the adjoining states represent.
ed, thus making II great live stock
fair, instead of an arrangement TO en-.
able ieS local dairymen to take prem
iums without competition.
II our people want to do this fair JUS.
ties they should attend every day OF the
fair beginning Monday, because twill
take day to see the exhi bits in SOM,
VI the depastment. DO not put of
visiting the fair until the last day or
you Will miss 1t. The lair has been
Laken out Oi the old local ruls aud Ia AN
"a NpOaitlOn OF state vide interest and
II the people Of Oregon do /
not appreciate the labors that have been |
put forth 10y the official board Il will be |
because they do not 20 aud take the /
ime to set the products aud the re. |
nit N the labOrs Oi their agents and I
he expenditure OF their money to pro.
note agriculture and horticulture.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-15
PERSONAL.

o. X. Edwards, Of Newberg, ia ia the
city.
Mrs. Haz 81 Coshow. Of R).eburg. has
returned home.
Mrs. W. VI. Smith (nos) Miss Churchill
Of Portland il In the city.
Mrs. Laughlin, Of Portland, is in the
guestoi DR.. aud Mrs. Meredith.
Miss Perceiull, Of Portland has arrived
and will make her home with Mrs. w.
II. Odell.
Mrs. +. Levy has returned from Seat.
tic where sho has been visiting her son.
In law Mr.. Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thso. Noli have return
cd from visit at the home Of senator
+. J. Cherlngton, Dallas.
Arthur Lawrence, the we'll known
travelling man was In the city today and
reports business looking up all through.
out the valley.
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WAS BURNED
TO DEATH
While Pinned Down by a
Fallen Tree.
StOry of the Unfo1Bazte Death Of Df. J. r..
hOser. Of siiyerton. Formerly Physician
At Warn Strisgs Is5ias Asescy.

After arriving al the sceIe Of tie death
of DR.. J. r. Moser. five miles east d
silverton. and examining all the circum.
stances, DR.. J. r. Lane, the county coro
ner, decided it was not necessary 10 hold
an inquest.
The details Oi bis death are report, d
by that official 10 he about a. follows:
Moser had been burning some brush
in an old field thursday, where there
were lot Of dead trees stamping. lie
bad some Of tbeSe burning toward even.
ing and when he went out " milk the
COWS be noticed that the fence was also
adre in one place. lie finished milking,
took the milk 10 the house and went
back to look after the fire ia the fence.
This was after supper and about % in
tse evening. His father, an oil man
and partially blind, his wife and two
children were AZ the house when he left
and that was the last they saw Oi him
alive. He rode away on his horse and
lis vile was uneasy a, his not returning
She got up several times IN the night 10
aee II he had not returned, and the last
time It Was about midnight and raining
She went to bed thinking now he must
soon return and fell asleep until morning.
Friday morning che and his father
made search and found his horse tied
where he had been at work Mr.. MOeer
walked right by the remains and did not
ee them. but Mrs. Moser recognized the
harred body by the watch lying on top
i IT, H!s clothing Was all burned of his
,ody and the remains were a black mass
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The willamette

Henry I.afraniere, Ashland, Wis.
Mrs. j. 7. Emerson, Stockton, Cal.
Miss Mayme Emerson, stockton, Cal
Jim Treanor, Stockton, Cal.
y. i. Ferguson, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Thomas Purdy, Portland.
Jos. Baruch, Denver, Colo.
Frank leckenby, Portland.
J. G. Williams, Heppnsr. Or.
JnO. q. SlemmOns, New York
ID. Il. Mackle, Portland.
y. ID. Shields, Portland.
Dave Beer, New York.
w. u. Palmer, Portland.
ID. VI. Averyill, Portland.
@. w. Kneib, Portland.
ThOs. Thompson, Pendleton.
q. w. Gather, Portland.
w. w. Bratherton, Portland.
Mrs. W. W. Bratherton. Portland.
Geo. J. Common Los Angeles, Cal.
g. II, Gardner, Portland.
Frank Brown, No. Yamhill or.
g. T.. Perringer and family, Pendleton.
WIN. Harder, Portland.
i. j. Calel. Chicago.
John l.. Smith, Spokane, Wash.
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J. CARMICHAEL'S
STATEMENT
A RuSe TO Encourage Early
Sales
Los5os MARKET VIII Not oren Unfh ssnrles
Are Receive5- Better Prizes
Lafer o.

A Salem special says: Salem hopgroE.
ers and dealers are much zmused at the
statement recently published that brar
ticaily all the 1890 crop Of hops is in the
bale, and that samples have been cent
ont.
Along gith the statement referred 10
was the announcement that the London
market had opened and was sluggish.
John Carmichael, the Salem representa-.
tive Of an English firm Of hopdealers.
believes that these statements are ih.
tended to urge the growers to cell early,
to their DISADVANTAGE. He has inst r.
turned from England. and is informed
upon matters relating TO the market in
that country, and says that London
market has not opened yet, and will not
Tor about two weeks or until samples Of
hops are received
London buyers, according N Mr.
Carmichael, cannot put a price on
American. hops until they are in
possession Of samples. As the o egOn
crop II Of excellent quality, the samp,,
will no debut please the English dealers
For that reason, he 10 Of the opinion
that growers should not cell early, and
II they wait until the London market
opens they will receive at least Is cents
for their hops and probably more.
In support Of his opinion, he shows a
letter from bic firm, in which they say
% We saw a letter today stating that ont
half the crop has already passed out Of
the growers hands. We.do not think
this can be true. II growers had only
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-15

bane Of womankind. Nearly every case
Of 50 called female complaint is due to
catArrh Of the pelvic organs. A woman
free from cstarrh Is generally a we'll
woman. CAtarrh Of the pelvic organs
makes more women miserable than all
other diseases com bined.
For DR.. Hartman's latest book on
female diseases, address The Pe-ru-na
Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio,
Sent free for q short time.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-15

is o surprise to
every one W h o
knew me. Ny
appetite was so
poor ! could eat
scarcely any
thing; but 1 can
eat any an d
everything now
without pain. y
cannot recon
mend your medi
zines enough"
rafavrh fa the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-15
RATES ON ICE

The following low rates ON zee have
been Agreed upon by the Capital Ice
Works and Crystal lee Works, Of this
city beginning May l6;
Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets, using 100 lbs or more AZ a tins
Doc per hundred lees than 100 lbs Zoe.
Private parties using 100 lbs or more,
Ibc lees than 100 lbs, lo per No. No
sale below lOc
lee In ton lots, $3.50; hall ion, H.OO,
at the works.
Ice shipped In gncka 75c per 100, sackf
extra CAnTAL lCE MORKs
Sii iEvEfsi Ice WoREs
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oregon Stdtt Fan

Our customers and visitors to State Fair will
store crammed with bright goods that ARE I nd OH
% M ad dgaS og S6nPG d SSg suS at pse gHs5t to suit
sh Ladies dress skirts in all leading coIorS .Ig ana %
Golf capeS and jackets golf caps in plads and oyo3 s
Umbrellas umbrellas All of the above and much hIu M Gray
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Mrs. j. 4. Emerson. Miss Emerson
aud Master Jim rreanor, OF stockton,
Cal, mother and sister Of Mrs. }. Con.
ner, have arrived aud will spend the
winter In Salem.
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OREGON STATE FAIR
Salem. oregon. September. ~ TO ~. 1900

OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR MONDAY.
Gates will be opened at O'Clock m.
All exhibits including live stock will be the public today.
Good Music by Browns band during the forenoon.
Races will start promptly at 2 m.
lst Rsce-Pacing for year olds, mile heats in3.
2nd Race-Trotting for year ods mile heats 2in3.
Bird Race-Running a mile dash.
Music by Band
Address Of Welcome by Cow Geer.
Solo by Mrs. Hinges.
illustrated songs by Prof Whiting.
Band Concert
~. WEHRUFC. M D WISDOM Sec
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WANTED-GoOd German girl. Per-
manent place and good wages 10 right
person, 310 High ~.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-15

anticipating the patronage Of many who
are attracting the Fair" the fatted calf
las been killed and an the luxuries of
the season prepared for our patrons.
The Wonder Restaurant.
POS Commercial street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-15

10 try Ps-ru-nA and took four bottles.
I am now well Of the catArrh. believe
Pe-ru-nA saved my life. The doctors
and all others failed. can recommend
your Ps-ru-nA 70 all my friends. Itis
the best medicine In the world. You
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-15
STANDARD
Rapid Rotary Points
OF SuperiOrity....
Speed is the Most Important Feature

You can do four yards OF stitching in
The same tie required 10 do three or
other machines Try il and believe
ms means two hours work saved ont nj
rlght, It means money Ia the Wage.
"oiker-it means rest to the house.
kceper '''"so'
EASE OF OPERATnN-The mo.
tion Of the shuttle is continuous i'm one
direction, while, long shuttle machines
stop and start twice in making e.rh
stitch, When the tr,adle is Woried
rapidly, bn stitches can be- made i'm ors
minute, On the long shuttle machines
'hal means 100 starts and stops to tbs
shuttle IN one minute. just think nj
The resistance cauSel hv such ahr,,,t
changes IL is no wonder that nbvli
c'ans viii not permit women of vi
constitutions TO operate sewing ma
chimes hut the Rotary principle lbs
a"ay with all this and Il Is fact thai
physicians permit the Use of the "StanI'
ara Rotary Nhen they would NOT aIIn.
the use OF any other machine noss
not break thread when run backward
First stitch perfect.
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FriodmanS New Racket Store
Cor State and Com SITS. Salem Or

Save from Is to 40 per cent bv cl
chasing your dry goods Of us,
This is no bluff, come and see tor yo,,r,.
Mackintoshes Ladies or Gents at AM,
wholesale cost.
Fine dress goods at actual wholesale "a.
Silks satins velvets and pushes at achs
wholesale cost
Ribbons and Laces at actual whol.s,L
cost,
Hosiery underwear corsets and gloves
actual wholesale cost
Shoes at cost and some for less th,,
wholesale cost Do not forget the store 4
first south OF the Postoffice.
ISADORE GREENBAUM !,
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WEATHER

Tonight and Sunday cloudy, with occa-
sional showers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

YOUNG GIRL would like to care for
baby for room and board. A 412, Herald
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POLICE PICKUPS.

Pearl Kesler and Edith Carney. two
young girls who are going rapidly
astray, if the theory of the police is
cor ect, were run in by Officers Sperry
and Davies last evening, but after a
severe lecture from Pop" Sheets,
were allowed to go home and be good.
Alex Cameron fell into the limbs of
Officer Johnston yesterday morning
while occupying one side of First
South and portion of the street. Alex
was happy. After some tabulating he
concluded that his age was 3S7 years.
but no man could accuse him % ma
tivity. if he was drunk, and he wanted
it understood.
What do YOU work at?' queried the
desk sergeant.
General PRINCIPLES usually" said
Alex. Then he grew wise.
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NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS.

We are now operating our factory to
its full capacity day and night, which
enables us TO supply our patrons with
either the choicest natural ice, of which
we have an ample supply stored in our
ice houses at our plant at East CANYON
lakes. or with artificial ice. made from
nure distilled water, in which we are
Exclusive dealers. This ice is abso-
Iutely pure, free from all vegetable and
animal matter, as the water used is
filtered and double distilled. Orders for
carload lots solicited.
we invite you to visit and inspect
our plant. Our service is the best.
place your orders with the old reliable
Office ana factory $50 South Srd West
St.
Tel. 4S. Red Wagons.
SALT LAKE ICE CO.
j. c. LYNCH,
Manager.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Governor Wells is confined to his home
with an attack CT la grippe
Judge Powers will deliver lecture on
the odd Woman at Pleasant Grove this
evening.
Arthur Kesler and family left for Al
berta, Can, last evening, where they ex-
pect TO locate.
l. II. Goodman Of San Francisco, one of
the best known advertising men on the
Pacifis coast, is in the city, stopping at
the Il nyon.
Miss Kate Brockbank returned home
yesterday from San Francisco, where she
has been visiting her brother for the
past three weeks.
Architect w E. Ware left for Evans
ton and Rock Springs, Wyo., last evening
TO figure on some proposed buildings for
those places. lie will be gone till We'd
neSday next.
Professor w A. Wetzel received a tele-
gram from his wife in Portland, Ore,
last evening announcing that her mother
was very much improved, and that she
would return to Salt Lake today.
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- -
NEW.
New England Limited: In Service
Al 0OAl, ood noi1 Tha,.oo ffar

New England Limited: In Service
April goth and Daily Thereafter.
New Time: Twenty-six hours to Bos-
ton.
New Departure: From Chicago D.
m: into Boston p. m. next day.
New Cars: Sleeping, dining, buffet and
library smoking cars and
coaches.
Old Route: Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern, New York Central and
Boston & Albany.
On same GATE train No. IA, 2. m,
viii be discontinued The New York
and Boston special. 1880 a. m. ard the
Lake Shore limited. $50 p. M, viii run
as heretofore. B. p. Humphrey. T. p.
A.. Kansas City, No: F. NJ. Byron, G.
w. A., Chicago; A J. Smith, G. p. and
Il. A, Cleveland, o.
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Retort Courteous.

as this what I married you for?"
walled the bride Of six weeks as she
helped her refractory husband upstairs
at a. N.
"I-(hic) dunno, M dear, but thish's
(hic) what (hie) married you for
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The praise and commentator of dis
eliminating travelling men is always
valuable and influential 1t is this
lass always in the majority at Don
Porter's new hotel, THE Kenyon" who
do not qualify or abrldge the pleasant
or complimentary things they have to
saw of this particularly mice" new ho-
tel.
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Amusement For You

Free stage from Fort Douglas to
Wageuer's grove Sundays from l p. m.
to p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

Painless extraction OF teeth by DR..
e. M. Keysor. 1872 Main street, Auer-
back building.
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SHERIFF'S BUSY DAY
Desperate Criminals Are Ar
rested Here.
THREE CONVICTS CAUGHT
IDENTIFICATIoNs SEEM TO BE
COMPLETE.

Deputy Sheriff Goldman Has Tussle
With Two Hard Characters Who
Made Gun Play Necessary
Men Badly Wanted in Other States
By officers Of the Law.
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Amusement For You.

Free stage from Fort Douglas to
Wagener's grove Sundays from p. m
to p. IA
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Utah Coal.

castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lnnp. nut and slack. anthracite, all
sizes. T.1oIIH- AsI:,
"a EAST First South street.
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STOVE REPAIRS

STOVE REPAIRING.-WiHiam Pelis
& Son, sos State, mig. and imp o. 81
kinds stove and range repairs. repa-Els
in all its branches. Mail orders s91cisl
Tel ~ rinos
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WANTED.

GOOD gentle roadster. Stein. 232 Main
PRIVATE detective and correspondent;
experience not necessary. Address, en-
closing stamp. North American Detective
bureau, Schiller Bldg, Chicago, Ills.
TO RENT a small house on east or
south side. Apply Ill E. 1st So
BUY AND TEAR DOWN old buildings.
/. Butcher, 662 South Fourth East.
GOOD HORSE for delivery wagon; age
to s; state color. age and price. A6-
dress box 1922, Salt Lake.
BUSINESS CHANCE.
WANTED. A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
to take the state or. county agency for a
most meritorious Mexican product, having
an enormous demand and absolutely no
connection in the United States.
Upon receipt OF $100, u. S. currency,
within ten DAYS from date of this paper,
we will mail, postage prepaid. 20 any
address in the United States or Canada,
i've one-pound sacks of our chemical
product. with agency contract, which Sc
cures him 40 per cent commission and
county right for one year. Address, with
references. stating county desired,
MEXICAN ORE REDUCTION CO.,
Durango. Mexico.
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nDnEEsSIONAL CARDA

~ 2 N-.4L-
THOMAS FITCH AIIO q
law. a. Homer D-l--ll ,;lv.
EssT First South street 01-- -
PRATT & WILEY I L,Isr BuildlL5.
Rooms 37-3S-...-.-------- -
DICKSON. ELLIS ( SCI DPIrosras'
y ~ building.
AIYTRks E. SNOW, , LAW ss .tSsss
aga.45i D, F. Walker , B5l51ts SIS IT,
South. Salt Lake City. Fl-1----s
I. N. waddelL :. T RdP5alIs, =, aaa
WADDELL q ~, n Nos, 4cg
Attorneys-at-laW- .,s.Eag sslt LaAS
4l6 Mccormick bull0INS'
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SURVEYORS

-~-~-~-~-~---~-~---~~-~-~
I. s. DEPUTY MINERAL SURFE.4ly.re
F. NJ. Lyman, jr., 215-G WMunghala 0''--
Salt Lake City.
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- cnznmerciaI and Savines RanL

Utah C0uInSISld1 o1Au savings BANK.
General banking business; interest
naid on savings deposits w. F. Arm
strong. president; j. Z. Game, cashier.
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY

J. +. BOES, manufacturing sa--,l-
Removed TO 259 Main. .1"-5i
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CLA!RVOYANTx

MRS. P. FoNTYNE. 257 So west Tenn
PIE. elalrvoyant and trance medium.
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A CRUEL TRUST.

There is combination CT cigar man.
ufacturers in New York which for
downright meanneS1s have no parallel
IN the history of tr-eI-S. This trust was
not formed for the purpose Of increas-
ing the cost of cigars to the consumer,
or decreasing the cost of production
solely, but more for the enslavement of
the men, women and children employed
by them. The wages of these unfOrtun-
ate people were never more than bare
existence. and their homes. the horrible
New York tenement house. Sine the
rise in prices cf living. the condition
CT these poor people became utterly
hopeless. and though they labored from
morn tail night their pay afforded but
Qireful existence. These manufacture
ers, eleven in number. all of whom
have amasised fortunes in the industry,
knowing that the worm will turn" and
anticipating a clamor for better condi-
t6n1 from their employees, organized
what they call the Cigar Manufactur-
erS Association, hoping thereby TO
more easily starve into submission the
cigdrmakers.
Several weeks ago, the employees of
Herbs, Wertheim & Schiller. manufac-
tuTers of the General Arthur and other
brands, the leaders in the combine.
made a request for increased wages.
Their request, though an humble one,
was spurned and they left the factory.
This firm, by the way, are proprietors
OF a number of the notorious tenement
house cigar factories.
In short order, all the rest of the
hrms In the combine closed their fac
tories, throwing their employees some
9,OOO IN number, into the streets for no
other reason than TO make It impossible
Tor them TO assist the strikers in the
factory of Herbs, Wertheim & Schiller
Other prominent firms in the COM
bine are Hirschhorn & Mack, manu-
facturers of the tom Moore" and
Henry George" cigars, Hamburger &
Homan, Kaufman & Co, and Hnson &
Co.
We call upon every smoker who be-
lleVes In fair conditions and who be-
lleves that the producer is entitled tC
Just remuneration, to desist from pur-
chasing cigars made by these firms. II
lies within the power of the consumer
TO create no less than 200 situations in
this city for these unfortunate people
where they could live as human beings
should live, by demanding home made
cigars, and at the same time benefit the
city by increasing its industrial popu-
latiorl r SHOVEL
President Cigar Makers Union.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BARROW BROS. Sta-0asrS- ana 10 ,i-gs
dealers, IS W. ID So. phone 'l-,
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CASH REGISTERS
MEDICAL

DR.. E S. PAYNE. ~ South 1i-'o N7s
street. Specialist in diseases Of W5n1
and children; satisfaction guaranteed d
every case. Call or write 10 above a..
dress.
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Rates on Paid Matter in The
Herald's Want Columns.
Ec Per Line for Every Insertion
~ after the first.
One insertion, Ioc per line Special
rates on standing advertisements by
the week or month.
Branch Offices For Receipt OF
Want Advertisements:

SHERWOOD'S PHARMACY, 5th South
and State street
HAZEL DRUG CO, corner West First
South and Fourth West
MCOY'S PHARMACY, corner Third
South and Fifth East
FOULGER BROS. co. IS K street
s. B. COULAN, Eighth East and First
South.
4. ]. DAVIS & CO., corner Seventh
South and Seventh East.
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