Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 6

Fill A AlMlIli V. 11H)1. ORKOON STATESMAN, SWEfAIR FOROREGON'S for Infants and Children, Extensive Improvements Board of New Addition to the Pavilion, psPlBssssiBw mm Castor'a'is harmless sulistitnto fr Castor Oil, Paru trorie. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is rieasunt.

it coiiluins neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Kubstaitce. lestroy Worms anl allays Feverislmess. It cures jMarrhooa ami AViml Colic. Jt relieves Teeth, Troubles and cures Constipation. It regulates lllo Stomach and liowels, Kivin licaltliy ami natural sleep, vim Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.

Building and a Cottage for the farmer Will Be Built -The Grand Stand to Be Changed. The Kind You Have 'Always Bought Codicil. J. V. fl'ildon, Vanrouven jJoldon le tter, by Scarlet Letter, (lam Yon-cilla by Allamoiil.

J. W. Til. ten. Vancouver, f.

Hat-tie Iloll.wby Henry Holly. dam Maud Wilkes by AVilkcs M. L. C. Portland, br.

c. O. Mc. by McKinney. dam Aileeii bv Altamont.

Thos. H. Brents. Walla Walla, blk. iMyladv, bv Chohalis, dam Sairrone, and 'b.

f. B. llady, by Chohalis, datn W. Long. Salem.

h. (Joldomo. by (Jerome, dam Kitty Xorinan by Challenger. Aug. Erickson, Portland, blk.

f. Bhima, by dam Vcvo, by Altamont. Van Do Vanter stock farm. Kent, blk. c.

MeAlropa. by McKinney, dam Alice. Mann, by AIlaiiHiut. S. O.

P.engslon, Vancouver, br. f. Jennie by Scarlet Ictter, (lain, by Dm oc Prince. Pat Barry. Portland, lr.

c. l'at Dur-foe, by IMckinney. lam Xada, by ios-sijicr. L. B.

Spokane, ch. c. Dr. Lulm. by King Altamont, dam Lady Prompter.

Thos. Thompson. 'Pendleton, b. f. Promise, by Wcsttield, 'dam Loander.

by Lambert. Frank Frazier, Pendleton, b. c. Dr. Smith, by West field, dam by Altamont.

Walter Gallup. Seattle, ch. f. Flaxie by ta unknown." S. Reeves.

Seattle, b. c. AVadilng-ton (Juy. by Guyseesoa, dam Willamette E. P.

Williams. Portland, b. f. Lady Marion, by McKinney, dam Ada llook. I.

C. Mosher, Fair b. Corvallis. by Coeur d'A lone, dam Beauty by Put Smith. A.

W. Ream, Eugene, b. f. Dermont. by Del Xorte.

dam Ada by. Pilot L'a- "A W. Ream. Eugene, b. f.

Zuol. by Bun iill.jlatn Ka I herine iikes. r- v- Hv Sl.ike of KIOOO for VwptM" .1 fH- Troltern. Ei Vv Payne. 1 )a veuport.

s. Sunrise, ty t'. F. Tanner. Salt Lake.

I'tah. gr in Saxalino. bv Sax wood-Dome pn Vjiii- De Vanter stock farm. Kent, av.isIi lir. s.

Kinnioiit, by McKinney Van -De Vanter stock farm. Kent. b. g. Altaho.

by Altao-Minnie. Van Do Vanter stock I'ai in. Kent, i b. g. Tickets, by Condttctor-Ceroal.

C' i AVi r-Kii 1 dcr, Jacksonville. br. g. Volo. by Ante Echo-Tybauli.

Calvin S. While. Gervais, blk. Black Egypt, by Coeur d'Alene-Ski ctels. V.

F. Watson. Portland, iu Xatuv by lA'inoiit-Deadshot. Watson. Portland.

ch. g. Xed Wilkes, by Ebony Wilkos-1 lolly. Win. Frassier.

Portland, br. g. Roy by I)(d 1 ilt. Hverdmg. Portland.

nr. Harry Marvin, Don W. Eaton. Portland. 1).

Xews Boy. by Wanstein-AIgona. J. W. Tildeu.

Vancouver. s. Package, by Paetolus-Phallas: K. 1). Lott.

Waitsbiirsr. ch b. s. J'inal Chance, by. S.

Vancouver, B. gr. in. Arketa. by iMcKinney-Larkway.

P. M. Kiikland. I inh'iiendcnce. ch.

m. Susie Alone, by Coour d'AIeiK1- Susie S. it'risV iSimjison, Pendleton. Or. Phil Xk.

bv Bonner X. J. A. Haddeley, Weston. Ovota.

by CautioiHtJolden Girl. b. m. Peringor. l'cndelion.

br. g. Mr: aiood. by Wostlield-Ingram. E.

Touguo. Hillsboro. b. Mark Hanna. by Planter-Hamblofon-ian Mambrino.

Vendomo stock farm. San Jose. Thomas by Ivan Alta-Xutwood. Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kid ncv troubles 'as well as women, and all feel the results in loss of appetite, pois ons in the Wood, backache, nervous ness, headache and tired. listless, run down feeling.

But there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J. W. Gard ner. Idaville.

Ind. lie says1: "Elec trie Bitters are just the thing for a man when he is all run down, and don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite -than anything I could take. I cn now eat anything and have a new lease on lue. Only, so cents, at Dr.

STONE'S drug stores. Every bottle guaranteed. Arthur Collins, inana.trer of the Drury Lane theatre in Ijondon. who is in this country negotiating with Klnw ifc Ei ranger for tho Euroiioan. rights for "Ben-IIur." Avitnessed a IRTforinanco of "The Rogers Brothers in Central iPark" in Philadelphia.

He pj'aised it very highly and said that such a. rapid-hre entertainment would ''V' He, was so lui'iressed with tho work of the Rogers Brothers tluit lio in- qtdml of Klaw Erlaugt if ho could cseure them as a sjeelnl fea'ture f(r the Drury Lane pantomime in fedu8to Your Bowels With Cagcarcts. Oahdy Cathartic cure constipation forever, lop-, SJ5c. It C. C.

C. fail, druggists refund money. Mary Manueriug nas maite a hit in "Janico Meroditli'' at tlie Walnut-Street theatre in Philadelphia. She will remain there several weeks. Mi (Mannering will continue, in "Janie? Mereditir tho greater part, if not all.

of. next season. Frank McKee 1. inwv 11 nnw aiti- Resident Agent Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society of London and Norwich, England. Office 230 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.

THE EAGLE bv lo( ja ears me In Use For tmf rrniT.nw mnwm. has in hand-throe plays for her, one of which bo may produce in the siirin.i of next-' y-ear. MKee will si'iid out: a special company in Jan'ci MercdMii" next servsnn. Mrs. E.

VanDeuson.of Kilbourn, wnk rtlllioted vvitTi stomach trouiilo and constipation for a long She sa.v's, "1 have lrkd many preparations' but none have done me tiie good that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have." Those Tablets are for sale nt'F. CI. Haas drug store, Salem, Or. Price, 'Jo cents. Samples free.

Klaw tV- will nd its long run at tho Colonial theatre Saturday ovenfng. April -VAh and will finish its season at tlue Colunilua theatre -Brooklyn borough, Xew York, where it. 1h gins an engagement- of two weeks the following Monday. evening. At the close of its engagement in Boston.

"Ben-IIur" will have made a run in PEESONAIi. MYSTERIES OF TIIE UNKNOWN revealed by the great Indian medi uui and prophetess of the age, orn with double veil and second sight revealed every hidden mystery never known to fad. Know your fate at once when all others, fail. Consult the best. Ileal by the uses of her Revealed Herbal teas.

Cure chronic and so-called uncurable "diseases. Free treatment for the poor. Consultation free. 1321a Third street, near Alder. Portland.

Or. A Sore Point It is willi some laundries to remind theui of tho superiority of our work, but we claim and reiterate that, wo do the best class of work in the laundry lino of any establishment in Oregon, and our natrons all bear us out iii our statement. If you bring or send you i laundry work hero you will bo our patron always. MM STEAM liiijffif COLONEL J. OLM STEAD, Proprietor DOUOUS D.

OLMSTEAD, Manager Phone, 411, 230 Liberty Street. (icropio, dam Bedouin. L. D. Tott.

Waitsburg. b. c. J. by Final Chance, dam Antelope.

Cris. Simpson, Pendleton, b. c. by Bonner X. dam Anvil.

Cris. Simpson. 'Pendleton, br. c. Or egon Smishine, by X.

dam by Caution. Cris. Pendleton, ch. f. Xew Moon, by 'Bonner X.

15.. dam by Tom V- Cris. iSimpson, Pendleton, b. f. The Orphan, -by Homier X.

dam Mount craoii. as. Erwin. rendleton. b.

f. Ollie 3L, by West dam by Caution. II. B. Rutherford.

Walla Walla, blk. f. Ada Xorte, by Del Xoito. dam by Adirondack. Thos.

Ronan. Dayton. oli. f. Derwin, by Antrim, dam Darwina.

by Meredith. J. W. Shannon. ''Fair Grounds, f.

Lena Mac, by McKinney, dam Mary A. John Ponder, Sacramento. blk. f. Lady Jones Captain Jones, da.n Dixio by Director Robert Trior.

Ellensimrg. b. f. Wil son Girl, liy' Wilson Boy, dam AVra. Walker, Vancouver, B.

ch. c. utengarry I'atclien. Dy King patcii-eiu dam Juanita, by Detto, son of Al B. Tongue, ch.

g. 'by Lovelace, dam. by Planter. E. B.

Tongue, Hillsboro, br. g. by Lovelace, dam by Rock E. B. Tongue.

Hillsboro. b. f. by Vinmout, dam by Duroe rrince. J.

IM. Staats, Airlie, br. f. Sadie Xorte, bj- Del Norto, dam by Alta mont. Roscoe Staats, Airlie, blk.

f. by Del Xorte, dam by. Altago. Portland, br. X(- halem, McKinney, dam Stella TT.V by Ilambletonian.

'Mambriiio. -j T. I), Condon. Portland, b. c-Weary Willie, by Alkiunoy, Black Bessie, by I'aul Jonef.

John Lance, Cheney, Bunnell Boy, oiguaiuic Over 30 Years. muwwv arwrcr. wgwvow. city. city.

of "seventeen full and f0UP pel forma nces. This is the longest ida.ved in Boston in seveiid years. ho. receljus in that ciiv will exceed ACKER'S EXGLlsn REMEDY will stop n. cough at any nl wilt 1 he-'worst' oold In.

twelve hours, or money refunded. 25 cents TIIE SALEM LODGES DIICKCTORY OK FRATERNAL ORUKBJ IN T1IK CAPITAL CITV" lWcetliiff Placed of the Leading Sncletl the Nights and the Principal Officers. (Announcement of fraternal societirs will be inserted as below for $(J per yvar. The matter In each Is not to exceed six lines. All such SocietIe carrying announcements as below will lie entitled to half rates for reading matter notices.

Those not carrying such announcements will be charg4 full rates for local matter.) iAI.EM UHlGE fTO. 4, A. P. A. M.

STAT- ed coinmuiiiniitioii first Kridaj.in each rnontli at p. ra in Masonic liall, Mc-Cornack block. Dr. R. Cartwright.

W. John Bayne, Secretary. DAN WALDO CABIN, NO. 3. OREGON Native Sons.

Popular hall, 1st and 3d Monday at 7:30 p. m. J. D. Lee, W.

L. ti. Stiuson, Sec'y. ft PACIFIC IX)DGE. NO.

50, F. A. M. Masonic hall, 8d Friday each ninnih TOT at 7 :30 p. W.

U. Savage, W. H. P. McXary, Sec'y.

CENTRAL LODGE. NO. 18. K. OF P.

Castle ((all, in Ilolman llock, corner State Rndt liberty streets, Tuesday of each week, tit 7:30 p. m. A. II. Williams, O.

C. B. UpdeeratT, K. of H. mil S.

ENTRALIA TEMPLE, NO. It. i Rathbone Sisters. State Insurnnce 1 ball, Tuesday each wek, at. 7:30 p.

m. Airs. L. liickev, E. Mrs.

A. D. Gardner, M. of R. and C.

OLIVE LODGE, NO. 18, I. O. O. F.

I. O. O. F. hall, Saturday, each week, at t.

1. 1 A Folaud, Recording Sec'y. SALEM LODGE. NO. 336, B.

P. O. Elks. State Insurance hall, Thurs-, day. each week, at 8:00 p.

m. WVD. McNary, E. Ed N. Edes, Sec'y.

tt APITAL ASSEMBLT. NO. 84, i United Artisans. Hurst hall, Wednesday, each week, at 7:30 p. A.

M. Clough, M. C. D. Mintou, Sec'y.

PROTECTION LODGE, NO. 2, A. O. U. V.

State Insurance block. Wednesdnv. Kirh nwb nt 7-30 rv. m. O.

F. SharwotKl, M. J. S. Pennebakcr, Recorder.

VALLEY LODGE. NO. 18, A. O. U.

W. Turner block, Monday, each week, at 7 -ail rv W. T. Rigdon, Recorder. ALEM CAMP, NO.

-118, P. J. W. W-. HOL man nau, unaay, each -week, at p.

m. A. F. McAtee, V. W.

A. Moores, Clerk. MULTNOMAH ROYAL AKCH, CHAPTER NO. 1. Masonic hall, second Friday of each mntith.

at a if 11 Lot L. Pearce, Secretary. Choice Meats It is a well known fact, bv everyone, that meats of all kinds are high, but one fact should be kept in mitul. and that is, that you con buv of the -choicest moats, that -the (State of Oregon can produw, and as cheap, as you can buy poorer iue.it a else whore. Our Hams, liacou and Lard can not bo equaled in any country.

We invite you to call and examine our meats, and see for yourself that the arsortions we make are facts. Also Herpicide in nOc and $1.00 muujn 1 1 1 That to Be Made by the Aoriculture Machinery Sheds, a Creamery new horses are-among those already entered new on the 'Fair 5rouud track. Following are the entries: Snleni Chamber of Commerce Stnfce of KMHIO for 2:15 Vacers. C.E. Tanner.

Salt' Lake, Utah, blk g. Daniel by Whitenian-Lady Lee II I'avne. Daveunort Wash. b. g.

Little Hilly. Cyclone-unknown A. W. Ileaui. Kuireue, b.

in. Al Mi', by Menio-Altamont. Ainr. Krickson. Portland, blk.

in. Altaeora, by Altamont-Toeora. Aurora. b. in.

Scapr poose. by Hoy tWilkes-Maggie. Van Je Vanter stock farm. Kent b. x.

I 'at lima rk, by IVithmont Juliet. A. E. Heller. McMinnville, b.

John A. Crawford, by Coeur d'Alem Put Smith. Cris. Simpson, m. Alia Xorte, wood.

John Campbell s. John Edison, K.My. Frank Frazier. Pendleton. br.

by Del Norte-Rock- I'endleton. br. by Cant ion-Jerome I'endleton, b. s. Ilassalo.

by Westfield-Altamont. 11. Starkweather, Pendleton, br. g. Starkey.

by Chehalis-Jennio Linfl. S. C. Reeves. Seattle, b.

ni. Diodine, by Diablo-Dione. E. H. Tongue.

Hillsboro. b. g. Hen Holt, by Alexis-Duroc Prince. Vendomo stock farm, San cli.

ni. Our Hoy's Sister, by P.oywood-yVapsio, and blk. m. Way: Direct, by Direot-Stoinway. C.

P. Webb, Portland. blk. g. Prince Tom, by Tom Prince.

Web foot Stake of S500 for 3 and 4-Year. Old Trotters. Win. Council. Doer Island, br.

by Scarlet Letter-Flora T. Fred Fisher. The Dalles. b. s.

Edmund (4) by Zombro-Boxwood. Hodges Parker. Alba ny. b. in, Athaline.

3) by Altago-Judy. I. Mosher, -Fair Grounds. b. Alone, (3) by Coeur d'Alene Hilly Wagner.

Van Do Vanter stock farm. Kent, blk. e. Chief Seattle, by Freddy Van. Van De Vanter stock farm.

Kent, b. f. Lady Guy, by Guyeosca-Tom V. W. F.

Watson. Portland b. s. Frank Watson, by Lapham. T.

D. Condon, Portland, T. D. by Zonibro-Antinous. T.

D. Condon. Portland. br. br.

Zonibro C. by Zombro-Planter. Frank Harrows. Walla Walla, blk. Del Xorte-Phallmon Maid.

I. C. Mosher, Fair blk. g. William by T.

A. I.McCourt. MeMinnville. blk f. Grade 'Dell, by Del Norte-Oreiiar Vendomo stock farm.

Sa'n Jos: Nora iMeKinney, by MeKinuey-Dexter Prince. Inland Empire Stake S500 for 3 and 4-Year-Old Pacers. Wm. Frazier, Portland, s. Mac Cose, by Antrim-Adirondack.

I. Mosher, Fair Grounds, blk. c. Robert by Coeur d'Alene-Put Smith. L.

Hickel. Eugene, blk. m. Zula, by GeromeHedouin. E.

J. Long. Salem. b. 1.

Trilby -Ome. by Gerome-Oueca. J. M. McFaddon, Corvallis, b.

Bill Gird, by Gift-Altago. .7. W. Tildcti. Vancouver, gr.

f. Kellie Coovert, by Touchet-Pussie Ivanhoe. 1 I. C. Mosher, Fair rounds.

blk. f. An Dell, by Del Xorte-An Aleue. T. McCourt, McMinnville, b.

f. Oregon Maid, by Dl Xorte-Dwina. 13. It. Clark.

Seattle, br. f. Chohalis by Chehalis-Silas Wright. C. A.

Adnw ral Fisher. K. T. Whale, Portland. br Dewey, by Xorte-Carrie Chase.

Portland. b. ni Henrietta, liy I'athmont-J. I. C.

Holmes Farm. tMcCoy, b. Alra, by Del Xorte-Bayswatter. Breeders' Guaranteed Stake of WlOOO Two-Tear-Olds for J. A.

Haddeley, Western, h. c. lrncle Remus, by Salteso, dam -T. by LP tie Tod. D.

Condon. Portland, b. f. May Mont, by McKinney, dam McMinnville I. C.

Mosher, Fair Grounds, b. f. Dix Alene, by Coeur Alone, dam Laddy. Sam Castoi, Portland, b. p.

Yellow stone, ty A estheld, dam by Dexter l'rince and blk. f. Holly Dell, by Del Xorte. dam Hollywood. A.

W. Blackburn, Albany, b. f. Hazel Dell, by Del Xorte, dam Bonsaliue bv Altamont. W.

W. Butler. Spokane, Patron, by Delpho. lan'i Ladv "H(9ich. Thomas Homm.

Dayton, AVaslu' rn. f. Amelia; by Arronaux, dam Bird. C. E.

Bryan, Lafayette, b. c. -Alra Caution, by Caution, dam Timosa by Altamont. J. Sriber.

La Crande, blk. f. C. STONE, M. D.

Proprietor of SMS DRUG STORES SALEM, OREGON. Ths stores, (two number) are located at No. 235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well stocked complete line of drugs and medicines, ollet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc. DR. STONE! Has had some 25 years exnerlenoA in the practice of medicine and now inakes no charge fr consultation, e- President W.

II. Wohriuig. 'Vice President J. II. Settlemier ami Secretary M.

I. Wisdom, of the State Hoard of Agriculture, are in fulfill, it ml spent yesterday at the Fair Grounds, to investigate conditions and determine on needed repairs and- the erection of new buildings. Tho hoard lias fund on hand for the following improvements, and these will lie made: at once, contracts for them to lie. let immediately: Constructing new hay ddO 00 Addition and improvements to 3107 Skylights and. repairs poultry New machinery hall (llxJO.

Repairs' grand stand New Creamery bldg. (40x70). hog pens 100 sheen pens. HO 00 Oi) 7o7 ro pi; 210; 0:) 200.00 75 200 OO 474 00 Si) eat tie stalls. Six-room irH feet One mile cottage.

sidewalk, fencing. ft. wide ft. Total .0 Tho Hoard has decided to thoroughly overhaul ami repair the pavilion Tho outside sills of the building are found to be entirely decayed and worthless, and theiottieers yesterday made an examination, decided to have ik'W sills placed under it. and the foundation put in better shape.

Oi the west side an addition -will be erected, 00 feet videand SO feet long, joining tho main building at 'tho point where the band, stand as. now located. This building will' have an 'oval ceiling, with a slightly sloping floor, a stage provided with necessary dressing rooms at the west cud, mid the roof wijl be self-supporting, so as to obviato the necessity of columns in the hall, thus making out of it. in effect. an auditorium.

The walk or platform surrounding the pavilion will be entirely rebuilt out of first-class lumber, except on the west side, where that portion of tho platform south of the proposed addition -will be taken up, and a new platform or walk will be erected on tuo south end of the main building from the south entrance to the ladies' dressing rooms. The entire pavilion will be repaired and placed in excellent condition, so far as the appropriation available will permit of it. A new maehineiy- hall, 44x00 feet, will bo erected across the walk from old machinery hall. betwet-nthe office building and the main gate. For this purpose was appropt iat.nl.

The building will be placed on a concrete foundation so that it will stand for years. A cottage will bo erected for tho use of the farmer residing on the grounds. The new building will be erected on the site now occupied by the old cottage. A creamery building costing about $700 is to be erected near the maiu office building in which creamery ami dairy products and machinery will be exhibited during the fair. The structure will be fitted up in the most modern style "and best manner' possible, and the exhibits placed therein will be tho most Important attraction for many of the visitors of the fair.

One hundred sheep pens. 00 ling pens and SO. cattle stalls will be erected to accommodate the increased exhibits of stock. Tho poultry house will be skylights placed lit the roof, and this department provided with other Conveniences. One mile of new fence will be built, and the entire 'system of buildings and fences oveVlmidod.

The old wooden sidewalk from the Fair Grounds station to the: pavilion lias been removed, and a gravel walk. feet wide, put down. This will bb thoroughly packed (town, and granite sand tor decomposed gr.initei used in covering the "walk. too, will be packed down, and will soon make a passageway ecual to cement. The grand stand at the race-track will undergo considerable change.

The entire building will be moved back 20 feet further from the outside fence of tho track, thus giving every one seated in the "grand stand a complete view of the entire track. As it is now only those occupying front seats are able to see the entire track in front of the stand, those farther back being unable to see much more than half The embankment between the, grand stand and the track will be removed. The pool rooms will bo moved to the extreme south end of the grand stand from the north end. where they were In tho. past, -and the saloon will placed uext to tho pool rooms.

This will not. compel every one entering the grand stand or the grounds surround ing it, from passing tho pool rooms when eotniug from the pavilion. It will bo a great improvement 'and will bo appreciated, especially by the la dies coming out to view the races. lho loard has made arrangements to 'tile the entire fair" grounds, and about a mile of and 8 inch tiling will be used, and every low place will be thoroughly drained so that water will not stand in uusightly puddles, and the grounds will not have the appear ance of a swamp after a rainy spell. When the Hoard completes all the improvements now under way or de termined upon, the grounds will bo in excellent condition, and the outlook for this year's exposition are tho best In many years, and with the increased appropriation for premiums $8000 a year there Is ho reason why the fair hereafter should not lie a complete success.

Secretary Wisdom yesterday gave out the entries for the th? which closed on. April lit. The, promise' Jii thrt best ye seen Pair JGi'oaitd an'tlilxany I Remember the Maine and the Eagle as well Don't lie. tlie last one to buy a now" wheel, ami don't, lie the first one. you won't be tin first If you get one of our latest models.

They are Hie most modern improved wheels on the marker. Wd only replaced one rim last. year. Why? Because we have the tion rim the only rim that, will hold a clincher tire satisfactory. And then look our lady models.

We jrro not able up our f-tock on account of the demand lor them. To sec these wheels is to buy one. Try it once. They jire at E. M.

Croissm's Implement' Iloirs(. Wo also have some snaps in secoid hand wheels. Bellinger Wilson 257 Liberty Street. Salem inX WJ C. CROSS.

Salem, Oregon Phone 291. T0NS0RIAL. MEYER'S BARBER 2G2 Commercial street, next to Statesman Of-iTa Elegant Porcelain IJaths. Shaving 15c. II! 2jC' Baths 23c.

Xewbro's Herpicide 50c per bottle. 'S 1 ptlass B00tblacks II Secretary State Board Barber Exam nora 1 J' Conwnerclal street. First-class shop; five chairs. -1 orcelain baths nml nniv- ionn bottles 'y owned tne Y- M. O.

raw I Wheeils I -Horse Q-Gthihg. 4 Silent Salesman The whiskies, brandies and wines we-scll need -but to. be called to your attention to liud purchasers they practically sell themselves on account merit. This is only to ac-qwaint you of the fact tnat we liavo llioni to offer your own taste and judgment will do the rest. 1- Salem's New Collar, Harness and Saddle Factory Where you Get your money's worth In superior workinauship and fine -when you are Iniying a har-iwM, js the ilnce you want; to Huy at.

Kvorypuo knows' that our fine driving or-dm ft harness 'can not-' lie. beat' for 'beauty, reliability, and superior and our prices are beyond competition for Al go6ds. Rowntree, Temple Insurance Building Ttt: h. Wheels that stand tlie wear- wheels that it is a pleasure to ride these are the kind we sell. The Kacycle and -m The Imperial Remember we are the agents this year for the celebrated Im- perial Bicycle Bicycle repairing a specialty.

0. A. ROBERTS, 105 State Street I J. P. Rogers Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer 1, 218-222 Cdmmfrrtitt itrt jMuiuKiiou or presenpuon.

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