WEST SIDE ENTERNtI8E, INDEPDNDENCE, OREGON
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SALEM, OREGON.
Great Sale
of Men's Suits
Why not ul your auit for 8undayT Thar'es nothing to ba aalned by
delay. AI180LUTKLY KVKUY hUIT, TOP COAT and OVERCOAT
(except bluos and blacks) la the bouse I radically reduced Id prices. Tb
tie looludtM all of our flu summer clothing. No need to be poorly dress
ed now.
Any $8.50 $10.00 $15.00 $18.50
Suit or
Owrcoat.
$7-00 $10.00 $13.50
$6.50
$20.00 $22.00 $24.00 $25.00
$15.00 $16.00 $17.00 $17
Ladies'
Underwear
Heavy undergarrm-ut that served
to good purpose during the u mut
ually Jong drawn out winter are all
together unsulted for thla feather.
Cooitequeotly our counters are
tbrenged by seekers' for lighter knit
underwear. Our stock Includes the
standard makes in many varieties.
The combination suits are so full o
warm weather oomfort that a great
uiauy will not oouilder any thing
else. Enough stock to quickly sup
ply the multitude.
THE SILK
SECTION
Ldbks good to summer shopper. A
great quantity of new things lor
summer wear. Silks that have
come put late designs and oolollngs
direct from the loom. A number
of new silks for shirt waist suits
will make their first appearanoe
this week, together with an Im
mense variety of new novelties.
Brand new patterns such as others
stores sell for dellar yard. ,
69c
Salem, falls City $ Western Railway Co
TIME TABLE, Effective November 23, 1903,
JNo. 3 N 1 milks STATIONS. No. 4 No. 2
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1:20 . 0 Lv DALLAS Or. Ar 5:10 9:55
. 1:36 8:. ' " "Teats' Siding " 4:54 9:39
' . 1:39 8:0b Gilliams " 451 9:36
1:45 8:10 J Bridgeport " 4:45 9:30
1:55 8:20 9.25 Ar FALLS CITY Lv 4i35 9:20
Daily, exoept Sunday.
Trains stop on Signal or
L. GERLINGER, Jr.,
GENERAL MANAGER.
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.Optician and Jeweler.
Mew tWytag of J
Tbe explorations now going a la
Egypt have resulted In unearthing
number of papyri on which are rseorc
d whst aeeui to be portions of the los
gospel of St. Thomas. These finds ar
bliig made aiuld the rulus of Us an
cleut dty of Oiyrbynous, and tbe re
uowued experts In charge tba. exes
rations pronounce tbe manuscript
grnulne. Tbe Orst discoveries wen
made seven yesrs ago and attracted
attention throughout the world. Tbe
work Is under tbe supervision of two
of tlis leading professors of Oxford.
There are Ave of the aaylngs recently
discovered. For the most part they art
similar to those in the illble, some of
them being almost Identical. Ilecaus
of tbe worn condition of tbe pspyrus
manv of the words are Illegible. In
the quotations given below these ell
Ions are Oiled In with bracket.
Tbe first saying is similar to Mat
tbew's "Heek and ye shall find," with
a Drouiise that be who finds "shall be
astonished; astonished he shall reach
tbe kingdom, and having reached the
kingdom he aball rest" Tbe verse Is
quoted by Clement of Alexandria from
the mlssln Kospel according to tbe
Hebrews, and Clement's quotation la
almost Identical with this newly dis
covered verse.
Tbe second sod longest saying Is as
follows:
"Jesus salts, (Ye ask who are those)
that draw ns to tbe kingdom, If the
kingdom la In heaven. Tbe
fowls of the sir, snd all beasts that are
under the earth or upon the earth, and
the fishes of the sea, these are they
which draw you, and the kingdom of
heaven is within you: and whoever
shall know himself shall find It
Btrive therefore to know yourselves,
and ye shall be aware that ye are the
sons of tbe Almighty Father; and
ye ahull know that ye are In the city
of God), ami ye are the city."
Johus' -saying, "Many that are first
shsll be last and tbe last first," vari
ously reported In tbe first three gos
pels, constitutes tbe third suylng. But
It la prefaced by a statement Indicating
that Jesus encouraged bis disciples to
ask tbe question which be answers:
"Jesus salth a man aball not hesitate
to ask concerning
bis place In the kingdom."
Tbe fourth is a new version of the
promise that nothing is bidden which
shall not be made known, with the ad
dition, "nor burled which aball not be
raised." It begins, "Jesus aaltb, Every
thing that la not before thy face and
that which la hidden from thee shall
be revealed to thee."
Tbe fifth saying la broken beyond
bone of recovery. It is Jesus' answer
to the following uestton by bis disci
Dies: "How shall we fast and how
shall we pray and what
commandment shall we keep?" It
was a question how far the disciples
should comply with the Jewish ordi
nances, and tbe broken answer was
apparently a series of short command
ments "insisting on the Inner side of
religion."
Rockefeller's Wealth.
The report that John D. Rockefeller
Is out-Plerpont-lng Morgan In organis
ing a $2,000,000,000 mining trust nat
urally leads to a renewed discussion as
to the amount of the world's goods that
the Standard oil magnate has succeed
ed in annexing. Leading financiers say
that Mr. Rockefeller has a controlling
interest in the following corporations:
Standard Oil 1780,000,000
Amalgamated Copper 127,600,000
Calumet and HecSa 11,260,000
American Unaead 1,172,600
Corn Products company 4.936,000
St Psul railway Ii5.280.000
Total I1,070,1M,500
He also has heavy minority interests
in United States Steel, Colorado Fuel
and Iron, United States Leather, Con
solidated Gas, International Harvester,
New, York Central, Pennsylvania, Mis
souri Pacific. Wisconsin Central and
others. I
It seems safe to say that Rockefeller
Is the world's first billionaire. He con
trols considerably over that amount.
It is averred that he Is not so given to
watering stocks as some of the smaller
financial fish, though no one has had
the temerity to advance as a reason
therefor the fact that oil and water
do not mix. It may be supposed. If this
Impression Is correct, that most of
these stocks represent real money. Al
though ha has little hair and less di
gestion, Rockefeller is the richest man
that was or is or, let us hope, is to
be. The planet, large as it Is, has not
room for very many billionaires.1
It Is reported that Lake Michigan has
a sea serpent twenty feet long, green
In color with yellow stripes. Amount
and character of beverage necessary to
produce tbe reptile not stated.
When Emerson advised "hitching
your wagon to a star," be referred to
the astronomical and not tbe theatrical
twlnkler. Wbea hitched to either, bow-
vou aall high.
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Leaves Albany . . . ,
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Leaves Corvallis .... 1 1 :30 a. at.
Arrives Albany 12:15 p. m.
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Leaves Albany ...... 1 :00 a. m.
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ing two or three hours in A'aoy
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giving direct service to iNewport
and adjacent beaches.
Train 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush
and other mountain resorts leaves
Albany at 1:00 a. m., reaching De
troit about noon, giving am pie time
to reach the Springs same day.
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. Edwin Stone,
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T. Cockreu,, Agent, Albany.
H. H. Cronise, Agent, Corvallis.
Geo. f 4 Rodders $ Co,
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