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New Bargains.
Beatrtftrf Silk and Vcd Plaids.
Tbe 7 wre6t-K wt tj-5s. Va, II aad 1J35 U jarf.
Exquisite Fancy Pfesi Taffeti Kb&cas,
Tbe Very Latest Plaid Hosiery
Ftcte&eeaa eMWres : riftpe-4: pr safe.
Fancy VeHtogi 2nd Eudangs,
Tb2fe&ECTUJSTefff&tZifc tr)e4.l5ifcTrrf.
Stacks cf Pretty Percale Wrappers.
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stoke.
TM0tM ae U wy w ? -mntvza s.
We Arc the Money Sarcrs for Yco.
HOLVERSON'S
GASH
STOKE
New Veilings,
TktUft ezpra- torvmzhl 2
TeHlaz. prwper rM for tfce oMriBgr
A?avo; wirtt asd Mask, Mask asd
?ria, &k &4 utrM4, white a&d
Ure4 bk 1Ui mtorei xr4n,
eM. Piste CMtfoo TeM&, &et.
Mr1r rtflr. rWlsjf. etc
Cfeoseyear Ka.ter Tel! fr 1W
ce-w a-rtam. ls, 20c, 25c, Vk, 3&S,
New Chiffon Fuelling,
la wMt,crea, btee, ptok, Mack,
y Dr. Warse ' T2 Model CbnU-
J AaMberbtfttovr -Tlxsaia" i
!Mignon Gloves,
Jft opesed. 2ew sfcades f rtd,
srrees, pvrpte, zrey. ec
Tbe star rates ai II, a&d IU.
Slttsi H to 7.
New Jeweled Eeits.
New Jeweled Chatelaines.
New Fancy Ribbons.
a. a. DALRYniFIB 2t CO.
CAM. A ME33E2TGER - - - -ad
brre tcw &ot and pscluee
diiTf ed. to crj&jtct a tx3. topea
erraad lor 704 Aafc lor special ;
rat ca DcJi3t' fackAgw.
Cbxz rcsnooabie. Erct Br
Tlcsu HJa Bias box or teJeon
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Zockvrosd 2fIMaser Hjti. CenHal
oSlc9 ZTo. 233 CoramiercUl street.
PER3QHALS.
J. F. Ilandc went Uj Za'itat vAzy
0, C. IieeTe wa? Io Portland today
F. JC LTell retaroed todar from
Portlaad.
Ber. Dofalolclc returned lo Mu
Aazel uxlay.
Leslie Hunter upent Handajr vrltb
Portland friend.
H(ateSapcrlntendef.t O. M. Irwin
returned fxlay fromCorralIi
Dr. D. A. Paine went U Rainier
Urfay to 1xjIc up an escaped patient.
G. B. Dimlck, of Oregon City, tried
bis flrt cave In the supreme court to
day Rer.' If. L. Pratt, pajr United
Kranelieal church, went to Albany
todar.
.Dr. 1.0, RliiMfOt Portland, If the
(fuettof till parents Mr. and Mrs.S. A.
County Julze Geo. D. IJarton of
Lion County, went to Portland tbU
rnornlnX'
ttorney J. C. Jobnvjp and Consta
ble E. W.Copps, of Woodurn, ere
In the city today.
Frank Goodell returned to Portland
today barlrjif apent Sunday with rela
tlre In this city.
Geo. Dunford Is dolr,( tame plumb
ing work at tbe L'heiuawa Indian
Training achooL
F. J. Hadley, of Detroit and D. C.
Macom. of Portland, registered at
Hotel Haleru today.
White House Coffee,
The new deal l on, and wchare
tbe finest quality of
Mocha and Java,
erc-r produced. One ta.tc of
this famous "While Houc"
orand, and you will have no
other. Try It.
SONMANN,
Grocer.
121 State HU Telephone 'A .
M4 0le MKlnoy, tbe ppelar
deputy t-mmij eletk, tpentHenday
wim relaMre near Turner.
llturj JzuoAti,4f San Prancieco, who
tat lsefj TluioK Mi sttr Mn. S. L
iiVs:, went to Portland today.
Fred llouita, Mrs. II. Homloa aod
)!ih Cbrulse JIoftOD,or MaryiTill,
Ohio, rtziitnioi at Hotel WlllameUe
Sunday.
Walter Hasbrook and Ed Sawyer,
employee at tne Salem Woolen Mllla,
went to lirownsrllle today, to remain
for a few days.
J. W. Voateh left today for Jefferson
and other points up tbe ralley In tbe
interest of tbe .Sen tend and the Capi
tal Println Company.
Judges Geo. IL Burnett and II. IL
Hewitt, of tbe two departments of
tbe Marlon county circuit court,-caine
down from Albany this afternoon.
D. Sbaw, for ceTeral month's sales
man for S. Friedman, left today for
Dyea, to accept a position as salesman
In a la r:e general merchandise itore.
Mrs. F. U. SouthwfcSc returned to
day from an oranlzln;; tour In tbe
Interest of the I'aclUc Circle. Lare
lodges wereorcanlzed at Gate and at
Coburjr.
Mrs. L. W. Gul.w, accompanied by
her daughter 31rs. K. C. Patton and
little daughter returned to Wood burn
yesterday. Mrs. Patton will remain
with her parents about two weeks.
W. G. Westacott went to Portland
this morning. 51 r. Westacott is a
delegate from tne .Marion txiunty
Democratic Contention to the State
Convention which meets in Portland
Wednesday.
Kioji L. Hibbard, county chairman
for tbe Marlon County's Peoples Party,
accompanied by bis daughter. Miss
Josephine, went to Portland this morn
lng where he will attend the Peoples
Party State Convention as a Marlon
county delegate.
Grand Master Claud Gatch, F. W.
Durbin, F F. Toers, A. A. Lee, F. W,
Water, Ed. K, Edes, Amos Vass and
Ortn Darker, of this city, paid the
Dallas I. O. O. F. Lodge, a fraternal
rlsit Saturday ercclng.
G. Sterner, accompanied by his
eranddauihter,Harbara,wentto Port
land Sunday aiternoon. uuey win
return this evening accompanied by
Mrs. Stelner, who has bean visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Denton.
W, E. Flsk returned yesterday from
Euusric, where he had been attending
(i family reunion. He was accompan
ied on his return by his fattier A. F.
Flsk, who is en route for Vermont, to
spend the summer at his boyhood
home.
J. II. Murphy, La Grande: Frank
Lauk'llntr. Colfax; J. Treanor, Slock
ton.Cal. J. IU fralir, Bedding: F. A.
Cusblug, Austin. Tex., II. W. Denton,
SpeKane: Fay J. Welherhold, Macomb,
Ills.; and Theodore Hoffmann, of Seal
tie, were at the Willamette Sunday.
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sstafieass-bsttosFa. As larcUza-' fef xteeot Ml&ta. he kt$ ressvTed Ms
la 4feyid tfctt as xltesszl itt4 ! to Bat&es '
teea aadetKTex t ; tbe tors' ,,' T. ,1 -i - 5f
)s. Tfce tod t dc Vy a ; d uknua la tfce Sw sneery.
w xsd b&d scwTed tite fic- . Scat &retz, Wl Si4es, Fraar7 . Cs
Ctf SrtT. tfct two fer? bfZ O&XJil'-, -. . M-Trflif.a Htl- JS
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pirty wfttJl. na te EW, Febrci.7 gi
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HOICE
SJreee (3oobe !
A week of bargains
this line.
in
SPECIAL SALB - SPECIAL PRICES.
errtd, A etreh ? tbe 9rieers
is! tb iafl nwridor I'rf in at '
dte Use latrsoseaC 1tb Meis tbe
work w dwae.
ItHbefsVwo(SiffZ Wrizfet
smiB tbt t break Uk f reedosa -ara.4
w toU'sttb perpHrited by tbe
quartet a prvjer Isearcerated fa
tbe sil zwsiusfz tbe aeu a 0: lb
Z72d ivry e cbixrw of berziary
Tbe rW umt of : Tbvs. Trior
zad Jvm WilMia rosHred at tbe jiil
Ka.xk Kb tor bwzlxrr at Silrtriea:
a4 4. XaiVtaa4 Jas. oIey. So
werew rrejiy eastzbtia tbis city
Marti Ttb. xad beld to aaswer for tbe
Wrztirr of Eeebe'f veaeral arcbaa-
dls&rat Habfcird. Caseqseatly
ibts qturtet of priiosers ba bees ce
sied tbe X reedosa of tbe corridors asd
are bvw wrwrtlr os&ed is Msaxate
rel s.
At tbis Ue tbere are two ether
privKter is tbe ccaty iI awaitln?
tbe actloo of tbe rraod hirr. Tber
are Bar&er fOfazxlH. of tbfscttr. and
o&e Dan i. of Jefferson, wb9 Is beld
a a charze f laroesy. frvaa a dweil-
isz. Beoe tbe zraad jory pruoaers
tbere -are a neater of other aea
tIdz tlaie for trcpila2.
is that jrtiar Itee aai pat a hnr ?rtee tb Ti. J?" "S faacf iTerTew
pifcaHElsa3Wi3lasblaf?rttad7iowstbe reKttoa jw U Olaace wrera lew
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"Laezh aod tbe world lauzbs wltb
yea: weep aod yoe weep al&oe-
Tbe sormrws of life we meet in toe
eovirons of oor snort existences, there
fore wbeo we zo to tbe tbeatre let it
be for jolly, bearty laogMter lacznter
tbatdrownscare. worries aod troables
(A oar mortal coll. If tcey pester u
afterward well, we can look back and
ay we're bad three boars" wild enjoy
ment and we're better fort lied to
withstand another batch of tbe oloes.
So if yoo are to the .mood Inclined zo
to tne opera botite batordiy nlzntaod
ee fire or tbe best comedians and tbeir
attendant merry makers in tbe best
farce comedy on the road. "Town Top
ics. " Plenty of pretty zirls. brfzbt
sayinz. rollKKinz w.nz and a play
built only for lauzblnz purposes- If
not, stay at borne and nave a weep
aloie.
Qcarterl Meeting.
Eer. M. Sbupp, presiding elder of
the Era nzel leal church Orezon con
ference pa$ed through Salem by boat
today on bis way to Portland. He
will return to Salem on Wednefday,
Rer. bbupp will preach at the
Seventeenth ar.d Cbemeketa church
on Friday eveninz of tbis week and
will bold tbe quarterly conference in
tbe elm room on Saturday at 2 n. m
He will also preach Sunday eveninz
at 7:30 after which will be commun
ion.
The doors of the church will be
open Sunday evening for tbe reception
of new members.
Thjbd Ajo'ivebsaby. The Dauzn
ters of Rebekah, 1. 0. 0. F. this even
ing celebrate their third anniversary
at Odd Fellow's hall. An entertain
Inz nrtzram will be rendered, and
a royal good time will be enjoyed by
this most popular fraternity.
Excursion to Conventions
Steamer Elmore (O. R. & 2f. Co.)
leaves haleru for tbe political conven
tions at Portland at 7:t5 a. m. on
Tuesday, March 23. Passengers
transfered to the electric line at Ore
zon City, nidklnz it possible to reach
Portland by 2 p. m. Take tbe boat
at Trade street dock. Fare round
trip on certificate plan tf
Dr. M1W Kerr PluWnlSc aVslldrawtex.
airupi
Sale !
Hiving bought the stock of goods knoira
is the E V. Oibora racket store, I will pro
ccjd at once to close oat the same.
The oodi aast co regardless of cost.
Everything marLed down to a bargain
price.
Come and make your selection whi'e the
stock is full and assortment good.
Next door to Albert's back.
Very retpectfullr.
N.J.DAMON.
"ye ressaiaed at Skazway zaA Vjta. ,
malil Hartb Mr, avrtstz tc Uvt he
was eststastty aaoer tbe e.-e of a ;
psystcus. Ob tbe latter date be
deeaaedit best to rers bosse is
hopes that a sot aod ;erateBt
cere might be eSected.
Mr. Xye report tbe other taeaibers
of bs party all eajoyisz tbe tet of
health asd saazoiae of beistz reasoa-
ably cowpiBiated for tbe hardships tS
ecdered. Tbere is aweh sickBe ,'J3
bote ia Skazway asd lyea asd aaay
deaths are ccceriaz.
While zo4az f ra Dyea to tbe steam
boat lacdisz os tbe raoraiez of tbe
1 th Inst, Mr. ye saw Albert Gril
ley and partyjest zoaz to that city.
From tbe fact tbit Mr. ye was either
in tbe bovpital atDyeaoroadercare of
a physician dariag bis 'entire stay
at Dyea aod Sfca?ay, be did not
have an opportesity to see or converse
wltb bat yery few Sslemites wbo have
gone to tbe frown north. Wben las:
beard from, Joel Hewett and party
had reached tbe foot of tbe pa??, while
J. O. Eoxorth and bis pirty expected
to reach that objective point on tbe
lith insU The Farrar-Sayre party
bad began transporting tneir .applies !
from Dyea aod expected soon to make
tbe Pass.
Should Mr. Nye regain ais health
and tbe reports from hi- associates be
favorable, be expects to retarn to
Alaska In tbe fall and push, bis way
into the interior.
69c
23c
27c
AH weal popHaf la the
avw btoes aad tberl
shades very ce
J0-iacb brwaaV ia
47c
A haaoVOTK Itoe
raisd efisete la afl
tet oolorlar?.
")25c.
M-lachaH wool
ia all rhadcx.
serges
Heavy
Jaa
atl-wOT) black
extra raise.
chaazeable69c !!i"l!, ",Itxe5j55c
i
ois, wirtb Ejb asireJIaitiebfe liae of Sa bhek gwNowlty swlfc
I froat 75c to il.TS. ' Pi
A zrw,t Use of two-toned
ratted effects, elegant
fraai ?l.CO
par vara.
to 82.00
Sale Qoses Saturday.
257
Commercial St.
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The bargain house of Salem,
Carrying Concealed Weapons.
Sunday erenlnz a man giving tbe
name of C E. Rose, applied at police
headquarters for a bed for tbe night.
In tearcblng tbe man's clotbes a
small weapon was found, that very
closely resembles an old fashioned
"pepper-box." Tbe weapon Is about
six incbes long and contains eight
small cartridges. The fire piece bas a
handle larger than the averaze re
volver but differs from the modern
pocket fire-arm in that it Is minus
the barrell through which the pro
jectile Is sent. It is considered a very
efficient weapon and is almost invari
ably found in tbe equipage of a full
fledged "knight of the road,"
As a result of this discovery, a
cbargeof carrying concealed wearxzs
was preferred against tbe man. From
letters found upon his person it de
veloped that the .man s correct name
is not Rose bat 1. F. McNsmara and
that be was formerly located at Kes
wick Cal.
McNamara was arraigned before
Recorder Edes tbis afternoon and
fined 10 and cots. :Not Delng able
to pay the fine the man went to Jail.
The New York Racket Has re
ceived a good part of their spring
stock of ladles' gents' and cbildrens'
shoes In black and colors, and spring
clothing for men, youths and chil
dren. Underwear of all kinds. Gloves.
suspenders, all sizes and kinds of
sweaters, shirts in laundried and nn-
laundried, overalls, jackets and many
otherltems. Call and see them. We
can save you money. e sell every
thing at racket prices. 21 2d 1 w
vr'-tr-juryr-,'
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MARRIED.
?vir y - N-f 5rD3?niTwt
Ca:3 of ;
a-. e. n T 1
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SEELY SEAL. In tbe parlors of
tbe Palace hotel, Heppoer, Or.,
March IS, ls&,Mlss Laura E. Seely.
of Albany, to Oscar F. Neal. of
Heppner, Justice of the Peace Wal
ter Richardson oSciatinz.
Tbe zroom Is a native Salemite and
tbe bride 1 one of Albany's fair
daughters. Mr. and Mrs- Neal will
reside In Heppner, where Mr. Teal
expects to engage in tbe sheep raising
baslnea5.
Still on Teial. Late Saturday
afternoon Judge H. H. Hewitt ad
journed Department No. 2, cf tbe
Marion county circuit court until 2 p.
m. today, when the taking of testi
mony in the Fleming-Carson case was
resumed. Mr. Carson was placed on
the stand. It Is not probable all the
testimony will be introduced before
adjournment this evening and the
closing arguments will very likely be
made tomorrow.
A Change At 'Central." Miss
Alice Sleiner, who for tbe past eight
years bas so raitniuiiy served as
"central" at tbe local telephone sta
tion, has resigned that position, tbe
resignation to take effect April 1.
Miss Stelner will be succeeded by
Miss Leone Ryan. Miss Stelner
proved a most efficient aud DODular
.employe in tne company's service and
wie io susiamea 10 tne company Dy
ner resignation it is said win be an
other's gain. Miss Payne is acquaint
ing berself with tbe switch-board and
will soon be able to expeditiously ans
wer the numerous calls for "central."
Consumehs of Bread Pies, and
cakes can alwavs derjend on onethlnu
at least the goods we sell are ALL
zood. If people could only see the
materials used to make cheap bread,
and see also the conditions surround
ing Its manufacture, they never would
buy it. We want to emphasize tbe
fact .that our bread Is not tbe
kind called "cheap." Still our
prices are reasonable. Wcstacott &
Irwin.
A Problem Solved. The manu
facturer of the 10 cent La Corona, ci
gar has solved the problem of satisfac
tion and comfort for the patrons. It
Is a combination of both at an ex
tremely nominal expense.
The Latest From New York,
JVJvWc Have Just Opened XX
Beautiful Hoes of percales, plaids and stripe.
Plaid glnghami, 6 to 10c a yard.
Dlmltle 7c owl up.
Organdies, 10 to 20c a yard.
Sew prints.
New dreM good, 25c to 11.25 a yard.
Cotton blanket. oOc, 7Cc, II.
8w oaten, COc to 13 each.
Golf hose, Wc and Sfc.
Valenciennes lace, 2 to 20c a yard.
Black silk capes, 12 60 to W each.
Oolf and work shirts 2&c to t each. """
Sheeting, ticking, mutllns, outing, house linens, etc Cull and see us,
Wo will convince you that here It the place to make your spring purchase.
Ageuu standard patern, best aud cheapest.
Does Not Feel the.Cold.
"I suffered every spring and fall for
several years with a severe cold. Tno
years ago I began taking Hood's Sar
saprillaand it built me up so that I
have had no cold since. I heartily
reccomend Hood's Sarsaprilla."
Cuas. Woods. Box 112, West Seattle,
Washington.
Hood's Pills are the only pills to
take with Hood's Sarsaprilla. Cure
all liver ills.
Kansas Prohibition. "Kansas
and Kansas Prohibition" will be dis
cussed by Rev. N. A. Baker, of that
state, at the W. C. T. D. hall, Tues
day evening, March 22. The public
is cordially invited.
WILLIS BROS. 5 CO.
3X! Commercial itrccU Tho caali dry goods aod shoe house.
Racket Prices,
CUT GLASS PATTERNS-ln the
clirystil glus., A fine assortment of
berry dishes, nappies, fruit bowls,
plates, rose bowl;, vases, etc Elegant
4 piece sets 35c and 50 cents.
STEEL ENAMELED WARE-In
all the kitchen lines. Racket prices
on everything.
EMBROIDERIES-A very neat as
sortment of the latest patterns from
one of the bost specialty houses in the
country. Racket prices.
MEN'S WORKING SniRTS.
MEN'S GLOVES.
MEN'S OVERALLS.
The Wheel Situation,
Bost goods at lowest prices.
A tremendous demand has sprung
up for 835 and M0 wheels. They !!
at sight.
I now have twelve of them on t:e
way and by Monday think I can sbou
tne wnoie lot.
Walt and see.
Just as well have wheels with style
about them as well as quality. They
have both.
The Stearns
The Great S50 Wheel,
Is rolling np a list of riders that
prove what the wheel Is. Keep your
eye open.
SUNDRIES The great foot pump.
You don' have to stoop down to
pump now. All works with the foot.
I Come and see.
Bound Over. Wm. Shaw, who
was charged by his son, Launcelot,
with assault with a dangerous weapon,
toaay waivea examination and was
beld to await the action of the grand
jury. Hislbonas were fixed at 8500,
which he nromntly furnished with
' his mother and brother as bondsmen.
Reed's Opera House,
?ATTO BROS, Masagen.
New Yoek. March 21. Tbe r
weziaa Ut-aa.er ordkin, which ar
rived this n.or-jirg from Hamburg,!
rS.sTr liJ?53 L'un"l Return Engagement !
powder fir tbe laited states eovern- &
raent. Sbe anchored In Gravesland;
bay to dicharpe tbe powder
lizhters.
Onf Noht Ortr.
into! & ''
.Saturday, March 26,
Ready fcr a Battle.
Kcnae Caio, March- 21. A battle
Is Imminent between tbeAnglo-E'ypt
ian forces and tbe dervishes. '
The combined forces have started
to meet the enemy, wbo are also ad-.
vancinz, but wbo, it is believed, are '
not aware of the proximity of tbe '
Britisb. I
Later The whole force bas arrived
at tbe Hudl forts, after a splendid
march of five hours from Kunar, '
partly, tbrouzh a dust storm. There
Is no sign of tbe enemy.
WIGGINS' BAZAAR
RACKET PRICES,
is. B. Leeves aod E. S. Evans. Mon
inouth; L. R. Wilson and wire, flalsey;
M. Manassee. Cal. W. T. Houser.Port
land; F. J. Eldrledge, Anldem; Lewis
Catching and F. Frannlsgen, of Rose
burg; R. P. Caldwell. Junctlon;W. S.
Vanderberg, Marshtield; and Daisy
Smith, Monmouth, registered at Ho
tel Salem Sunday.
Whooping cough is tbe most dis
tressing malady; but its duration can
be cut short by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure, which is also the best
known remedy for croup and all lung
and bronchial troubles. Stone's Drug
Store.
lie Not DeceiTedl A Couph. Honeness or
Croup are not to be trifled with, A doe in
lonse ofShilo's Cure will tar yoa mach
trouble. Sold by D. J. Fry.
Silver Repcbhcan Cosgiesssocal Ccnvea
veatios. To the Slrer RepvbKcziH ofOregan.
Geotleni' a: We yoci execarire exssoattee of
the ceatral commutes of tbe tilrer R:pbl
caa party of Oregon after caieishjr coendor
ing the raatter 1 1 coacreuioeal coevtotioM.
hare decided tku loth conventions should
bo held at the same ha: aad place as the
state contention asd that tha same delegates
cccstitcielhe di.trict ennttatioax. Therefore.
we hereby call congressional convention of
both distucts of Oregon to cociTese ia the city
of Portland, Oregon, on March 23, tSS, for
the pcrpose of Docainatiog a candidate for
congress in each district. The basis for re
premauoo for delegates will be the same as
to the state conveapoo aod all delegates
from the first congressional district to the
state convention will constunte the conTec
vention for the first district ad all the dele
gates fram tbe stcond congressional district to
the sute convention will constitute the con
vention f a the second district. County con
ventions will take notice and instruct their
aeiegues accordingly, uj order cl the execs,
tive committee.
W T. RIGDON, Chairman.
'. M. DONALDSON, Sectary.
How's Thi I
We offer One Hundred Dollars re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
I.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
e. the undersigned hs L-ntrn -c
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions :mrt timnM.,11,.
auie w carry out any obligations made
u) iuc uriu.
TotaJrfo TRACS,W bolesale Enlist,
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure us taken In
ternally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys
tem. Testimonials sent free. Price
5c per bott e. Sold by all druggist.
DRESSMAKINO Pfii-tnrc Vf -, r
Campbell has opened dressmaking
Tfl Plripe TIC T 11 . "
t..u.a iw t.ioeriy street, sne Is
prepared to do all kinri nt fchi,Ki
t FAZlit nblnn nt .. 1 .
rv" .T K Ul" rcasonaoie prices. Sat-
isiatnuu iruarauieea. 3 5 lm
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Lazative Bromoqulnlne Tab
!Stf. .1 rut'lst refund the money
If itfails to cure. 25c The genuine
has L. B Q. on each tablet.
Dont annoy others by your couch
ing, and rUk your life by neglecting a
S 0ne,iIinite Lugh Cure cures
coughs, colds, croup, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. Stone's
The Broadway Comedians.
World Keller and Mack
In tbe funniest comedy
on record.
Toujd
Topi;5.
5 Bit' Comedians 5
20-All Star People-20
3 Hours Laughter 3
200 Hearty Laughs 200
Everything up-to-date
Scale or prices Orchestre 31.00.
first balcony 75c, parquet 75c, second
balcony ?0c, gallery 50c.
For Breakfast A
Nothing makes better hot cakes
than Ralston health club wholewheat
flour. Will agree with tbe weakest
stomach, also makes a tine mush.
We also have Grano, Seminole, Grits,
Graham, Corn Meal and Wheattne.
Have you ever tried Wheatlne for
mush? It is a specially prepared
robed wheat, with all of the woody
dbre, which is indigestible removed.
It contains all the fourteen elements
of the human body, and Is excellent
for small children.
Sugar cured ham, frish eggs and
coffee will complete your breakfast.
You will find them all here. We
have coffee at all prices.
ALLEN & BOWERSOX,
Phone HO. 400-403 State street.
WATCHES CLEANED.
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UVVEAKHlN5?.VJPiSTEES'0' EPINAJ.
t-h.Mi3. All drurclsta s nfn.w
MAINSPRINGS ;C
And Warranted,
And we mean it. we will further
state that the work done In our watch-
repair aepartmect Is the best In Sa
lem. And if you wish you can stand
beside our workmen and see the work
done, the material used Is genuine
and tbe highest grade, and a visit to
us when you want work done In this
line will save you money.
CHARLES H. niNGES, DR.,
Watchmaker and Diamond Setter.
Second door north of postoftlec,
Salem, Or.
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All drocclsu sell 'en for 25 Dr. Mile' Vain PUl "Ono cent a dcaa."
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