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i WH-W Spring Capes, JIN THE S7A2 B& &W jflfeost Msmwbly- kalybX9if teste it Safe jevcee3C5 Disbursing Officer Glad to Recommend Pane's Celery Compound Elerant line in Silk. Veloors. Velvets and Cloth, 6 . . .85 09 ho. Silk capes from. - - . ro I III lllT 1 I I M smutK -- - A 4L Ak .... i . & 4S CMC feme tk MiiUfiZ sie & Til i it T '-"f"-"1 - .!... MnAC imH .........-...""-- ArtPz. f ! ei c fss,,,'" . . . 2 25 ap. Ctotb capes from ;V J i C New Iinc7f felts in grn an i ox Mood sbaoes just retei . hitf teas rsaetwrf ce f tfc fmpsimteaii tfpit Chas, H. Hinges, TFATCHHAEEZ- Jiirfri-EZ AD UPTICIAX ItifS JEWS ? SpecialSale ! le iB Btea CXw Bwse- DEPT NAVY wmmL kes Vem jaK4M I f. r, Tyn.y. '"1J o.ctco'sIjhjngs r tona-I & team far fenlcs M"; fi? -. -fT 2b- -9 ii mrr M .jW Xl 3 r Affile. fuyB w.- -- gf raw. B& ! So mm 7 " " 'i - sit mrt fC& i jt. r. -i""-- APW. . - SI -"iPv jjj Correct Shirt Ideas3C; ?t Oaef f aufcttac. ilea irw St-oumwi erfw - n? Kstf" Facr biwwi Shirts. TWe "TnJM" Brs f Ladies Fine Waists. k te t t-l eta b-aawte. Notioasr , A... VA. NltfUAK - V2i. mrcms nv - . j w Iii ( fatfc. fcfW JtT WWW. U rvj Heft tefc Vaette. etc J, J, Dalrymplc Co, SHOES A uaxll to of bdJe' tl && at-htif price. A sa KI k fear dsa pii at y wa S?sr. aad IcmUk &rtee viure 1b to. Tfcrrc 5wc wt bw4 Um bat tte raltve H ltert L5c lbe ten Ov-d ottB crab . txxoua )iMi c.i Oc, Mea' wotWd tblrt ;. ii. S, 5, V.c Umrj chop&Bk iU lie. L: lMta pleUos asd IS:. All I Br KW1 arefoW at rscJcet jrtoes tor ijwt caib, o kok xcovtsU zad do bid dtbtA. Lloes of caBt dUom, lidlts' sd eenU nklfblozs, aad Vitcbtn waH oa dtkptar BlymarVtd- CBBsCESlS- Tbe?reatt.wbeU Me oT t mHbx Uwn aar other xbe of wbod Ask lor caukoe- Wiggins Bazaar jioCoccocicul Kitel. OREGON PERSONALS. Senator Bruwnell, of Oregon City wa In town today. Cor. W. P. Lord and mo, Willie, were la Portland, today. LewUPettrJouQsajr there will be an Ifutsen&e fruit crop. AtrornepJobn Manning of Wood burn wa In the cUr today. 31. and3I. WIHU Dunnlway are podlnK Sunday at Portland. 31 . P. Baldwin, azent for tbe O. C. T. Co., s home from Portland. Sitate Superintendent G. 31. Irwin has returned from Grant Pass. Jay J. Cox ba Rone to Salt Lake. He will spend the summer there. Dr. W. T. Wllllamfcon, oftbe stat insane asylum was in Portland, today. 31r. D. n. Johnston returned to Uehaina today after a visit with friends. Frank C. Baker, a member of tbe State board of ARrleulture, Is In the city on onlclal business. P. Glover, of Sublimity, and d3UKbter, 31 u. L. S. Lambert, of Stay ton were In the city today. Mr. Harrold Copeland, the eldOAt son of Dr. W. E Copeland, Is daderoufily HI with typhoid fever. 3Iax Flleschner. of Flelschner, Mayer, A: Co., Is In the city today In conference with the Thomas Kay Woolen JIlll Co Justices lJeao, Moore and Wolver ton of the supremo court, left this WE INVITE YOU X A. to call and see the new lines of WRAPPERS, ReadyvMadc Skirts and A, Shirt Waists. now displayed by us. No trouble to show you around. Those new red shoes, X Cttiuo In yesterday. They are bcautlea too, in cloth and kid topi. Call and see them. Repairing neatly done. Now green shoes next week. WILLIS BROS, CO, No. 302 Coiuujcrclul street First door south of tho new nosl ofllce. vst & & vr - - -" -a SOME DATNT QaaMai - PrtK4( Waits fcH- IKfesfC3rikcaMi Tie. P.efcE Bet PteJ Getfeai Gfcdfe. Tecm Whale Kbit. Lettfe? Chstefete:. libs soelBd tfce aeweA. T. HOLVEFSON'S. if (erwita Ssc FttdttM w aM tbe Rtnr- AMsr Bs? d fe arrived UiUt Jrwa IBIaoif. Ts-y fn&&dd t XteovtxKkr & tot lmZ ana ifttt hi astsitier f U CkriHais cfresrefc- Xr. iA Hn. VT. J. Cfarte, of G vab are la tbe city Xn ifsad Smmti&j. Mr. Orrfce hui Mis Seta! s rgUrtr eeseted tfeny. His bwdfwea are all stiver sen bet oee i&fSmz that Mr Clarice bis frteads t4 te ?old standard party. Mrs- G. P. Terrel asd 3ilH Llto Ter- ril alttA t Uke caarze of thefr hotel aad vmmmki bot&z at 3Iebaaia on next Tv&Azj, Mrs- Terrfl and daughter aresaraiB?eirtainerand will en Joy rtterslsg to tbe moentain air and pare vater for wakb Mehama is fam oes. Calvfn H. Ealn, of Newport, Is In tbedty. He was formerly In business with Aos Strong of this city, a part ner In tbe firm ol Strong & uain. Since tben Mr.Baln has been living on Yaqulaa B3y. lie was also employed oa tbe government works at "ew prtas engineer, and l a man who Is perfectly reliable ia any capacity. IL IL Craig returned this moral op from a two month's visit in Ontario, Canada, visiting London aod Toronto. He reports tbe farmers ia a favorable condition, but manufacturing aioeh depressed. There Is a great opfl tlon U the Dlngley tariff and tbe late immigration law that Is still sus pended under tbe veto. He says that both will lead to retaliation. Financial Report of 3Iraion county for tbe month of April, 16OT: SPECIAL CITY AND SCHOOL DISTRICT KCND. Cash on hand April 1 8 00 07 Receipts 2,261 M Total. ,S62CO Disbursements 8,415 S3 Cash on hand 31ay 1 412 GENERAL rCND. Cash on hand April 1 716 65 Receipt 12,flW16 Total 13,301 Disbursements 12,709 M Cash on band 3Iay 1 676 42 OKKERAL SCHOOL FU.VD. Hath on hand 11.300 Receipts..... 4.4S9 CO 'I'otai iu,ivo ot Disbursements 400 00 Cash on hand 16,3097 IKDIOKNT SOLDIElt KCKD. CashonAnrlll 207 41 Recelnta 6 Total 26 7 Disbursements 3 00 Cash on hand 3Iay 1 183 79 NOItTU BALHM DRAI.SAOE. Cash on hand April 1 1123 Disbursements '.. 0 00 Cash on hand 31ay 1 6 23 U1.BH OK OTHER FUNDS. Institute 100 00 Lake Labish drainage 00 HUUMAKY OP TOTALS. Cash on .hind April 1 12,912 93 Receipts 20,600 07 Total. 33,413 00 Disbursements 16,020 47 Cash oo hand first of May 10,816 A3 Sheiuff Sales By F. T. Wright, man, sheriff 3Iarlon county, the suit v.3IartlnScttlemlre vs. B. Oswald, fifty acres near Mt Angel sold to J. II. Scttleuilre for $1000. In the suit of Mortgage Security Co., vs. Andrew narrlson bid In for amount of suit and costs. Weathkil Forecast for Sunday fair. A light shower Friday night Do you know why Schil ling's Best it foff mkI baVlar jrwder BjvoiIok itict DU tpMM arc money-back. They are such as you Want more than the money they cost, whoever you are. For ut by Harritt & Lawrence. f jfagf MMtf- ete. QoBiiijJi fewfi 2 eHflWr za ii I.ii.iiiali - rrf t- f Mt-Acl, 7. The estate If tnlrtoi Juirfcftis C Lg tammlT, ife- Paifef's OwMJlans eadortwfc I swot a ccal owwdj FrMay mlg at Bd's "A tez 'AoAh" IUwt that, is wftfcovt relKntrsl 2ccowpeBt. Tfclf vr to attfwpt the &brd asder eoadiUoa bvraeriag oa the iatiossible. For soee time there has teem frtettoa between the opera-boa Makers and the local orcnertrai ksoVn, and ap to last night the dlf- aealtT bad not been bridged. The osly irt violin player who can con- dact as orchestra at present is lr. Carlyle Dvaton, and the probability Is that 3fr. Denton or some one else will coadnet the music tonight when the saate eowpaoy will undertake to preseat Hoyfs farce comedy, "A Raath of Kevs." a well knowD pfay. It Is tote hoped tbe aodlen- will be provided with anisic a; that teach Urrtala. ao theatre company how ever excellent aod tbe Dailey's are aa excellent troope can play wH to a cold dead boose with vat an orchestra. J.ne peopte hold remember tbat enkss th ooera house is to be closed op alto gether an attendance must be goai- sintond sufficient to nay the expenses of a good, company occasionally and a good orchestra always. Tbey owe this to the Patton Bros, and to toe city, as a city of this size without an opera house and orchestra would be an anomaly of civilzalion. Tbe pre sentation last night was not without merit. The leading actors are well known stars of tbe San Francisco and ew York stages Miss Lottie Wil liaa. 31ay Nannary, Esther 3Ioore, Mabel Maltlandtbe contortion daoeer,, Me&rs-E. J. Herroo, E. F. Smith, Carl Berch, Al. H. Hallet, Ed. F. "aaory, aod tbe entire company is as well provided In talent and scleoic equipeieat as any that comes to Saleat. Trey caaie here direct froai TFrlco. and; will dedicate the reconstructed Cord ray at Portland. Salem owes socb a company an aud ience. l'MTi-CTtnv WrvDi5i. Meesbsrs of SaleH camp "o. IIS, P. J. W. W.. aadvuiung neignDorsare requeaiea to aieei at tueir uan at i u crkx i. m., Sunday, 3Iay 2, to attend the funeral of oar late neighbor, C. H- Sitapsoa. C D. 3Iinton, acting con sul, beott isozorm, cier. Baseball. The Urst match game between tbe Sales and Cbemawas took place this afternoon oa Wilson avenue. Wheat Advanced. Wheat ad vanced to 05 today otherwise markets are unchanged. Properly oed. Perfection Dyes are superior. Insist on baying "Perfec tion" Dyes. 2-lw a Highland. Rev. F. 31. George will proach morning and evening as usual. O. R. & N. New Time Card. Two daily passenger trains are now run between roruano ana l mawim. Xo. 4, the afternoon train out of Port land, is a new through tralr to Spok ane, and arrives at Umatilla in the evening, continuing to Spokane via Wallula, without change of cars and connecting direct with bpotane Falls & Northern train for the Kojtenla and Great Northern east-bound fast express. Great Northern Palace and Tiurit sleepers are operated daily on this train. This train Is the connec tion for Heppner 15 ranch trains from Ileppner Jc and all branch lines north of Walla Walla, No. 2, the eve ning train out of Portland, Is still the through east-bound connection of the CulonPacltlcbulnow runs via Pen dleton and noo via Wallula, connect ing with Oregon Short Line east bound tlyerat Huntington. Pullman and Tourist sleeners, also free reclln- ng chair cars, arc operated on this train to Cblcaco via Urancer and Omaha. Strs. Ruth and Elmore leave Trade street dock dally.connect Ingat Portland with rail division, baggage checked through to all points. G. 31. Powers, 4-2S-tf Agent. Removed. The ofllce of the Salnm Water com pany has been removed to the now city hall building, where all bills for water are payable on the 1st of each month. J. 31. Wallace, 6-1 -3t President. LOST. One pocket bill -book conUimog wine freight bills and city wimsti. Finder pteM ntorn to Salem Truck sd Dray corn, pony and be rewarded. S-i-3 m FOUND Oa Saturday on State street a bunob of key i. Owner majr have taae by cilltag at this office aod laying for this no lice, 5 3 3 Wmk Ik X datrteot a: Washington 'scores of Incompetent persons, schem J?JZLt attention3 of ers and clerks, with only a dangerous :. !.. .w-,-amrK.win?.!smarttlng of medical wnowiege, rurmUshfe saw. It U not to the goid-iaced Aaatfolk graduates tbat tbe braat of tb respoosibie "work fafls, bvt to the able Department Sdals, of whom Disbursiog Officer F. IL Stfckaey Is one. A letter from him says: 'Havinz taken Paine's celery com- poand for the test lewweek, i foead it a perfect springs remedy, tui hn rwseatrf bv it." aod Deea Deseateo oy iu SoHb? is the decisive tine la tbe life of every prsoo out of health. It is aa assured fact tbat stubborn dis orders baeoee fpikklr curable in tbe spring. This is especially true of such perslsteat trbles as rheuma tism, necralgia and oosinate money diseases. No oae, sick or atrll. can afford to; trv' uaeertaia rtmedie; in spring,; or any other tie. The disbooe-ty of maar self-aaased spria? remedie becosK startling ap- psreai ine Men '' c mi niouth college proiessor, x,uwaru ij. pared with tbe results obtained from pbelps, 3L D., LL. D. thb accurate, scienliSc preparation, ' Nothing will pull a tired-out, nerv Pa i oe's celery compound. Tbe pen-jou5i .rUn-down" man or women out eral practice among careful peopie o 1 0f the qua&mire of sinking health so porffyiag tbe Wood and toning up promptly aid firmly as Paine's celery the oene in the spring has tempted compound. SELLING'S SLASHES. CScOusj a: Prices Never Before Known in Oregon. Portland. April 23. In order to make a thorough clean-up. I have made another big cut and marked down 3C0 Men's Tailor-3Iade All Wool Suits to the ridiculously low price of &S.0O. These are not odds and ends, but well-made suits good styles all wool and warranted to give satisfac tion. This Is the price, not for this week only, hut until every suit is sold. Attention is called to our Boys' Wash Suits, at 30 cents, 75 cents and 81.25 worth double the money. t Bex Selling, Assignee J. 31. 3Ioyer & Co. Cor. Third and Oak streets. d&w Robbery at Staytox. Friday morning E. Boy, the Stayton Jeweler, found his safe had been blown open and about 8400 In money, watches and jewelry secured. One purse con taining about SCO was blown out of the safe and overlooked by the rob bers who seemed to have been experts at their business. Stolen. One combination 2S In. Crescent bicycle, Morgan & Wright tires, rear tiro almost new, saddle post rough Iron, dress guards of perforated Iron with chunk. torn out by the chain, Reward for return. Call at Steam Laundry. Flsn and Extra large flciliy mackerels, salt salmon, ) and shreded cod fish, Don't forget to se cure a bucket of that delicious Surup-or-Jelly! flflRRTTT & LAWRENCE to !..fro ti rincncfc so-caiiea spring remedies. In sharp contrast with these rtsK preparations is the one valuable spring remedy worth the name in thestimatlon of competent persons and medical authorities, Paine's celery compound. This wldelr praised ana wiaeiy miV reallv does make txo- i" T. ,..,,. ,,r tt ; pie wen. "" '" ' - lmij,f imiifinn men and womer, and from all other remedies punxirilog to accomplish equal result, as tl e north Is from the outb. Clear headed professional men, busines men and the great body of hard work ing brain workers all over the country believe heartily, and with good reason. In Paine's celery compound. Paine's celery compound gets its stauocbest endorsement from phy sicians and scientific men who were led to verify its claim because of Its divoverer this dlstlngulsnea uart- Police Court. In the case of the state against old man Abbott, charged with assaulting' a little girl, District Attorney fa. u. Hayden appeared for the state, and W H. Holmes for defendent. The latter waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury. It is probable a case of lunacy will be made out against Abbott. Muslin Hats, 2C Baby Bonnets, Through a mistake three times our order in these goods, was shipped.and rather than return them we will give ourpatrons the benefit of wholesale prices. Call early. IRonpateil Millinery Establishment, 317 Commercial st Ousters . Friday and SHIRT WAISTS. 6 9 VafLr'" v XtosjS LS0 MEN AND BOYS Can get clothing tor the price, at our store than any place isl Marion county, viz j Boys' suits from 75c up Men's suits from S3,35 up, Underwear, all kinds price Men's shoes from 90c up, Ladies' shoes from 90c up. Misses' shoes from 75c up, Osburn s R.BBID'3 OPERA HOUSJ PATTON BROS., Lessees and Manacers. - pecial Treat A o Friday and Saturday, April 30 and May 1, The Vivacious Singing: and Dancing Soubrette "mMJkWw 1IHF Lottie Williams, i-eys." Popular prices 25 and SO cenS. Saturday! 257 Commercial st w: cheaper, that is bettel and sizes, at your own Ed, , Hetroft Racket Store,