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BUTTER The Best Butter Made Oregon Hagelwood i - 65c in j Wo are exclusive agents for Per roll. Salem. FULLER & DOULAS. Salem's' Leading Grocers. 456 State St, Phono 2261 frH-M M IlllllllllllHilUj ii AMUSEMENTS. ln-Hi-H'1'l I III I I fl l8 II I 1 1 1 1 TONIGHT. Edison Vaudeville. Edison Has New Program. Opening tonight, tho Edison has an other all star bill of goodly .length. Every act i3 different, and every act nloncis worth tho admission charged. Pat & Fannie Kelloy, tho Irish fun makers, aro masters of Hibernian com- dy, and have received many f avorablo I notices from tho castorn press. Albert "Zioglor is king of ventriloquists, ms cabinet scone boing very good. Madnm Hoffman comes with an elegant rep ertoire of mysterious magic, and is con sidered th queen of that art. Miss Nellie Emerson is tho most graceful con tortion dancer yet seen in Salem. Miss Cosotto has in keeping tho illustrated song portion of tho program, which will fcaturo tho Edisonoscopo as usual. It will bo hard to find a bottor pro gram than the one at tho Edison this week, both as to its novelty and selec tion. Christian Science Lectcwe BY Mr. Edward Kimball, C. S. D. ot Chicago Member of tho Christian Sclonco Board of Lectureship of tho First 3hurch of Christ, Scientist, Boston, juass., a me UiwiJNJJ urxitvti. nwuuu. TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1905. GRAND OPERA HOUSE At 8 o'clock. Admission free. New Edison Theatre E. P. Starkey, Managor. , "Week commencing Monday, April 3, '05. Stimulating Vaudeville. Tho mastors of tho Hibernian comedy, Pat and Fannio Kelley. Tho unseon talker, Albort Zlcgler, King of Ventrilouists. Tho Lady Hermann, Madam Hoffman, Showing the hand is quicker than tho eye. Gaceful and Winsome. Miss Nellie Emerson, Revelation in contortion dancing. Miss Ethel Cosetto, Singing illustrated Songs. Edisonoscopo, Now life motion pictures. Matinees Wednesday nnd Saturday. Change of acts Thursday. Any seat 10c. Thomas Balmcr, advertising man per of tho Butterick publications, ays: Ton cannot kill u elephant with popgun. Neither can yon get' a1 pago effect with an inch advertise ment." Whlcfc la jaat smother tray ot . las yoa taaatt do Jnatteo to yonr er atock with a email d. SPoao rou twr m &. la thla vapor. gm&Y)bnto ii II afflai DAILY CAPITAL BUGGY TIME Wo want you drop in and look over our fine stock of new spring vehicles. Half of our main floor and the entire upper floor nro filled to overflowing. Our assortment of new cushion-tired bikes crives us bv far tho best selection we've over had on our floor, nnd that's. saying a good deal, for we nro always at the front in the vehicle business. Our $87.50 Biko is a wonder. You should notice tho grado of the leather trimming and the stylish build of this rig Our 'Hundred Dollar" Bike is the talk of the country. It's a populur nriee. and we've set out to get tho best that money enn buy. Tho leather trimming tno neat steel uenu on mo corner, tho corroctly arched dust-proof axle, tho dainty stick seat, all have tho air of a strictly high grade rig. Then at $125, $140, $190 and interme diate prices wo have every good fea ture tho market affords. Top Btfggics To suit every purse, bio Studebaker. Our old rcliu' lizei Buggy in three, weights, besides cheaper goods down to $00. For-a sub stantial steol cornered leather-trimmed rig, with dust proof axels and other modern features, call and seo tho line. Always glad to show you. Petaloma Incabators "Mako hnv while tho sun shines," or i , , other ; words set your eggs In the spring time nnd reap results in season nblo poultry. Potalunin Incubators nro tho most perfect product of. a man who hits spent more years "learning how" thnn anv other mnn. Send for cataloguo or call and them on our floor. seo Harpies Tdbtila Cenm separators havo no complicated minor parts in the bowl, tno supply can hnngs low down, tho gears run in oil, nnd it's a pleasuro to operato one. Call and sco them or send. Plows Hatrows Cultivators And all other seasonable goods now ready for immediato dolivory. Rubber Tires Bring in your old buggy and let us reOt tho worn out rubbers. All worn guaranteed. F. A. Wiggins' Implement House, 255-257 Liberty St v,.. Tmniements. Wheels, Automo- biles, Sewing Machines and Supplies. A Common-Sense View. ah tnr.tol In hearing a eoanwn- sons discussion ef the subjeat ef 'nt,rl.ll.n Rj.Unniv bv OH6 who kUOWS What he is talking about should tarn out at tho Grand opera be next Tues day evening .and hear the leeture of EdWrd ABall,' SmU free. JaaaaaFB1avlxYrTyxT3B HBH nl i i PI 1 1 1 1 'iiin'in i 'i hi' I Qr?rt 'Iff u$a I aaaaaWaV'K ."T a- .VNiT. aa IrntAH 1 JOTOKAL, BALfcM, OMMOIT, n GREAT CATTLE COUNTRY Editor Suggests Exhibit for Lewis and Clark Fair Mnndan, N. D., March 30. Hero wo set our watches ahead another hour, having passed anothor 15 degrees of longitude, and illustrating anothor old rulo of arithmetic that 15 degrees ot longitude Were equal to one hour of time. It seems funny to wnko up in tho morning, and find you havo slept an hour longer, nccording to your watch, than you really have. Butlifo is full of Illusions. In sailing around tho world you would come to a point where tho day changes nnd you lose of gain a day by the calendar, according to which way you nro going, east or west. There may bo a place in eterni ty whero wo lose all account of time. It is four nights' nnd three days' rido from Salem to St. Paul over tho Northern Pacific, 2104 miles. About 3(1 hours of this is required to cross Mon tana, and 36 hours moro across North Dakota and Minncsotn. Tho ondlcss foldint? brown hills at this season ftro without a spear of vegetation, and still tho herds of cattlo grnzo in content ment. Hero is the raw material for tho beef trust millions. Garrison, Mont., is tho center of a great cattlo country. There are some sheep, but more gonts. Tho country is freo of mines nnd smeltors. The air is cool, crisp, clear, bracing. There nro no diseases and no dentlm. All con sumptives recover who gd out nnd rustlo with tho stock. Thero nro no ceme teries, nnd in faut you travel from ono end of Montana to tho othor without seeinc one. Tho best proof that the Jvorthcrn Pa cific has a good track is found in tfio fact that, if for any reason, a train gets behind timo an hour or two, it soon makes it up. The road has rosorvo power. Its trains nro not worked up to the limit, as on many roads. Wo took on extra enrs at Spokano, and were two hours Into at Helena, whero thoy wero cut out. At Miles City wo woro on time. At tho Livingston, N. D., depot, some misorablo fellow hnd defaced an oil painting of Robort Burns with chalk marks, nnd it cost mo a good clean handkerchief to wnsh tho Scotch poot's face. It is bad enough in our degener ate, commorcinl ago to uso tho portrnit of Burns for a cigar advertisement, but to scratch it over with chalk at the hands of an unappreeiatlvo vandal ought to bo made a crime. If tho Lewis and Clark commissioners want to-do something to rcnlly ploaso their "Eastern visitors they will fit up a room to bo filled with Trney and .Mer rill relics. It is said to bo a fnut thnt some of tho murderous paraphernalia omployed by tho James boys nnd Colo Younger .nttrautcd moro nttontion at tho St. Louis fair than tho wonderful educationnl exhibit. Such is unrecon structed human nature. Tho grisly rel ;,. nf Trnfiv'a career, including his skull, would bo a drawing card. Mot an Indian Belle. Traveling nerds the continent ono meets some richly dressed womon,but mi Indlau womnn of tho Flathead tribe, who got on' at a little station in tho Yellowstono valley, was tho ownor oi nn Indian buckskin dress, trimmed witn elk teeth, which I was told is considered to bo tho most valuable gament or tins sort now in existence. Over 1500 elk tusks covered this squaw's dress, and mint -of them wero good specimen's. They represent, of course, tho death of not less than 750 bull oik. it is uoi known whore all the, elk wero obtained. Tho garment was finished In 1874, nnd was used as a state robe lor tne wim of Little Boy,. a chief f the Kiowa tribfi. It beenn'io one of tho state rqj At that ueoiile and-'uftcr the death 'of tho chlcf wife, wus worn t. Klflwa Anna, reigning tffilia ip i"F- ,l wn lostUii-.tlift Jviowus iii a jskirmMi with ahotho trille, iof Lone Wolf, Its next owner, gavo it to his nfee, Ida Lone Wolf. There is per hit hi no lMill dross of Amorleu which lias a longer , ,nor authentic history, nor is there Luy Iwll dree of it white woman whirl' has more value than, tin savage wo man's roW, coino down from auother day. There wero enough teeth on that squaw's pettleoat to ueooraie ever member of the Salem lodge, and give five extra to Hal Patton, Hurry Albert and Frank Feller. Inter-MonnUln Prices. Living U not eo high at Butte, Mont., as eae wight think. "BveryDody'l Meat Market" advertised Mareh 5th Shoulder ttw ehepi, speelal 5 lb SboeHer tteak, 3 JJ Kad steak, lb "Jf Snail perterhetise steak, tb ....l-5i Hamburg steak, Jibs ........ J Vutten stew, !. 1 lbc TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1905. ":; t.seB'i; xsm'i.4kw JmWm I IS I 11 ..COPYWOtTlMSRY nCJOUSE OF KUWENHOMDl Salt spnreribs, 3 lbs 25o Boast pork or chops, lb e.... 12 Vj Shoulder roast veal, lb OMiC All veal stew, special, lb 7e Bib corned beef, 6 lbs ..25c Prime rib roast, 10c and 8c Best pot ronsts, 0c and 5c Kit) boiling beef, 5 lbs i 25c Mutton by tho sidolb 7c Hunch eggs, per dozen 25c Good butter lb ; 30c Lutey's mnrkot advortisod same dnto in tho Butto Miner: Prime rib roast beef, lb 10c Eastern pork roast, special, lb lie Shoulder veal roast, lb '. ....10c Lion or leg veal roast, lb 15c All veal stow or briskot voal lb ....8c Prime pot roast beef, lb 0c Kib or brisket boil, 0'lbs for 25c All corned beef, special, lb 5c Sweet pickled. hams, special, lb ..lUd Shoulder atonks, 4 lbs for 25o Hound steaks, 3 lbs for 25c I try to keep my eyes open when traveling, nnd find out a grent denl by asking quest ion. I llston to people nH long as thoy aro Interesting, nnd when they cense to interest mo, Ilko somo church mombors, I go to sleep. Tho wliolo North Dakota country seems to lm prosperous. Land is worth $10 to $15 nn uere near tho towns, within, 5 to 10 miles. Further back it is cheapor. Thoy somo day will bo worth $25 to , $30 an acre. Tho smnll towns are all building up, ovon that desolate region known uh tho bad lands Is prosperous, and tho town ot M'odorn, named uif tor tho Lroncli noblomnn's bride, has many hew" build ings, and somo substantial business blocks. This town wns tho scono of . -. i somo of resident Hoosoveus row punching duys, nnd his cattlo ranch was located hero. Wo saw steam plowing go ing on', a traction cnglno wds drawing threo pair of dotiblo gang plows, cut ting furrows a milo long. Alleged rivers of muddy wiltor aro dammod up to mko; reservoirs Wg stock barns, straw and hay Btacks, nnd cattlo corrals tell of thrift and Industry. Friday morning wo shall bo in St. Paul, and in thft, after noon in tho old Iowa town on the Miss isslppl, whero I first drev tho Iro of crnftors. If Uncle Ben Windsor wero thoro tho man who guvo ino tho first- dollar to start In buslnoss with, as no did in Oregon, and they might comparo notes, nnd conclude thoy might bettor havo Hpont.it for liner, nut such Ik life. Wo nro vor fully apprcointed until wo nra gone, H HQ1'I5K. o Good tea, good coflVu. 1h baking-powdr, htm llavorinu extracts, bet spice, pure soda. at fair prices and moncyback Schilling's Beat, at your grocer's. Peel tired, no ajipeUt, eanaet Jsep, work or eatr Thau's spring tiredness and will disappwir at oaee If you take HollUter'a Itoeky Mountain Tea this mont. 35 cents, Tea er Tablet. 8tono' Drug Storo. i - - oon't foreet tbo farewell concert at the M. K. charclt Friday night, April 7th, for Mrs. Haille Parriah-IIinKea. Ticket's 50 cents, i CHILDREN OBY TOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA. Spring Top Coats If you aro an early morning bird, you've already fcU tho thin chilly air. Tho season suggests 'a Spring Top Coat and ovory good dresser vrjll own one. Black is a-good color tail)? ho'fasliioa limit wo havo( them in threo shades.. Tan, ollvo and striped. V I u , ' . ; ' '. ' ' NEEDN'T BEING TO EXCEED $15.00, 510.50 to $18.00 ALONG WITH YOU , '"? , -. At any of theso prices you' can secure about all your heart can" doslro in a Spriug Top Coat. SPRING HAT POINTERS The Spring stylos aro handsomo nnd correct. Tho shapos aro what mon want. If it is stylo nnd sorvico you want $31 Stiff I rjawSaaaAmaawiHHBI Im4 1 1 Soft Hats a ru -W' CVERY HAT GUARANTECDi All shapes nnd grades to ploaso your faco nnd pockotbook. Mill MERCHANTS ORGANIZE LEAGUE Tho merchants of Salem yesterday afternoon circulated a potitlon which was liberally signed, nsklng thnt a mooting bo hold at tho storo of Buron & Hamilton on last night for tho pun- poso of forming a Business Men's League. At 7:30 o'clock tho mooting was culled to Order, 'and tho following ofll cors wero olected: President Qeo. F, Kodgers; vico-prcsldent, D. A. Dons Viorcj' treasurer, M. F. Douglas. Hal D. Patton was appointed temporary secre tary. The, board of dircotors aro II. W. Meyers, E. T. Bamos, F. Stousloft", D. H. .Tamos nnd Clpronco' Hamilton. A committee, consisting of I). A. Dens moro, Kobort O. Bishop nnd (loo. F. Kodgors, was appointed to proparo and draft a constitution and by-laws. Tho objects of tho organization is to protect tho merchants against many forms of schomos. nnd to bring nbout n bottor feeling nmong tho business moir. Tho trading stamp, ovll will bo ono of tho first mattorB tnkon in hand by tho new orgauizatloii. Tho leaguo stands roadv nnd willing to co-operato with commorcinl bodlos nnd other organiza tions looking to tho improvement or tho city. Those signing tho petition or tho longuo nro as follows? Hnrrltt & Lawronco, Bureii & lliiiul ton, Stouslou Bros., Hauser Bros., E. O. Cross, Herman -W. Barr, Both & Orabor, Fuller & Douglas, F. P. Farrlngtoh, Zndoo .7. Klggs, F. W Spencer, F. A. Wiggins, (loo. 1'. Kodgors & Co., J. L. Stockton & Co., Hofor Broil, M. Bred emeler, M. J. I'otzol, Kostein & (Irron baum, O. W. Ilobaon, Geo. Ifolson, L. U. .Tohho, 15. T. Barnes, Damon & Foster, L. Ostrnndqr, Emll Kojipo, E. S. Lam port Saddlery Ctt., It. D. Gilbert & Co., C. . Atwood, Juum McEvoy, SteoL hammer & Yantls, O. M. Jolmsou, O. V. Bishop, W. B. Fltts, Wellor Bros., Put ton Bros., K. L. Irvin & Co., Herman Barr, Jos. Moyers & Sous, Yokohama Tea Co., Mr, C H. Wnlkor. Tho meeting adjourned to ineo't next Monday night. !. I I Tickets for tho farewoll concert for Mrs. Hinges are now on aalo at Pat ton Bros', book store. Price 50 cents. It's all right girls; "rubber" all you want to. An authorrty on good form aya: "Itubbor to get a beautiful, rouudml neck." Tho f'ulorado legislature was so busy trying to'flnd out-wbo was govornor of 'tlio state, that it- failed to pass the up. Iftrnnrintlnn bill bt SBOO.OOO to' PAY I'W body's soldiers for deporting and shoot tog down strikes. A Common-Sense View, All Interested in hearing a common, fliiso discussion of tho aubjeot of jjbrUtlan Balance by one who knows JJU81 U 19 lUlfclUjJ uuvuk uw.v. .v.-- but at the Urana ojera uouse nw ium uy evening a,nd hear the leeture of Edward AiClmbalJ, of Chicago. Beats free" '. '-. X-RAYS 5 ummm mtomt ii MHiMiimiiiMiiiiiiiaiia'i "! aaaaaTatlBBBBBBBaBaaaBBBBaBeiaaBaaBaa you can got u uero in our .aJ S3 Stiff I Of - 1 i ttsl B G or .ntr Hats Up-To-Date hi u Dentistry Do you know reader that tho science of dentistry progTosses as tho yean roll by, Just the same as transportation. i. Becauso you catna to Oregon in a wagfoi i, Is no rooson why you should go back in i one, and tho same appltos to dentistry, Becauso yflu suffered all kinds of pain before I camo here la no reason why you should now, as I do all work abso lutely Tjithout pain, '' Crowns $5 Plates $5 Fillings 50c Examination Free Dr. B. E. Wright Tho painless Dentist. Stousloft Bnildimr, Court Btrcot, . 'Phono 2501 Main. Hours 8 a. in. to 6 p. m., 7 p. m, to 8 p. m. Sundays, IQ a. m. to iv m. IR. GUNN'S onion ouwgBOouom.ooLDB. V wMlffr liitinmiihr Cbilirta, PiUMftt If Ukt ha4 m dtaiw la an sr4t. IM tti erlglul Hat Cum flfet all atUMi Slf m la lii)jf twWM tor M f Walt Uh fay OR. SttANKQ C0rwi4teUa, f Writ " mill Ml f Homplf Uotl4 fm II t S! J" v I r ii Stl ii It