Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 06, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr- ftimfi M i f P " BMUIWIiUIIMIIWllllWHlWlwqW pTfj?r"i v- mm w j i n- - .n r E mt i i i .. i , . 4 v f f Ca Vsr- fe s. Hi i f !' :4 , .JK$' jM Corset Talk CAHn STORE HOLVERSON'S aErBcglnnlng April 3, store will cloe RIBBONS..: Every shade in the rainbow. Every width and quality known to Ribbon makers. New Pull ribbons, plain and fancy. See display ofup-to-date neck-ribbons in our north window. Bring us your Ribbon wants. J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO, V I II II I I iie-l ). HiirlH)cdfl(lMiii vJJ L J,JJJ I ir.r r .Nil.. hmE .1 u . Imb, WIU, to, Hill" u llixxli. Ixillm' Mnillli ami a. ililv iiiiv iMuin war, llfiu, Ji owvlrr. Ilaiirlkarctilob, ltllU)ii, nil writ. EVERYTHING OOE8 4WT(yic who !ifooUt good lilii bargnllii M. E. FRASER, 265 and 267 Commercial St. THB LBADBR. 2 Stores .Xi . -I- -1 I 11 otm. WATCH REPAIR DDPAHTiVDNT T" Ih tlio boit eiiulpt In tlio city Wo curry it luro uirtiuuiit of tlio very lM"t uiuturiHl arid can uhiinuo koy to otciu wlidora on Hlturt notluo. All kind of Jijnulry in.ttlu to oiiljr. Our prices nro 11 porpduul fo.it.uro of our htom IkiIiik rlKla down to uolluin, for liutnticn no CLEAN WATOHKS, : 75c. MAIN SPRING And olhor work In proportion and warranted. Ulvo tun trial CHAS. H. HINGES, WATCHMAKER JEWKLKI,, and 390 COMMERCIAL BTXtnCT. BALBM DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS. gtxlnwky,nlHtilHi,'llio(Hiy April 11 telndol Co.. lMdny May Id, PERSONAL AND LOCAL, E. F. Irkliurt. the Htaslilttery man, U iloluft Uuluo. Ih IHirtlttml to today. 'Juddk'Q R. l. itatM rturnrd M nioriiltik' rrii) Alltny, wlmro lie lw been libldtn owuM-tit wuok. Win. II. IIulMOtl'g "uIoBUIiib" corsutu lmveuuud u toreot war, Wolli o to quality uud prih. Jay UovMiriimH, ttiu yuntr iklum Ittwjer, Ims Um1J ,at OunduM, -Oil-lUm oouuty. A N. OlItHirt rx-M)(rlNliHiiit uf tlio jx)i.lteBUry, ureow(wtt bjr hU dlUrfllttr, MIhAkimm. WtaHtlO IVwt hud tut uiwudHK fur it irlWMlty Visit. DauUl Uralkenwl OUariM Stowurt. the)(uutrit)i. uruduntu (nti Wil JiitiotUs Medlil Mhuoi, Uay ui rorlMfid Ui bo vxaii4lutl lwor Uto HWto Mt'dlesl board. Mr. UMrku x p;otittoKO Into praoUth) til gtaylan. W. I. WclHUOK. produt or Uto uto btwrl or nuTjouiiuia, ukw title worlnK' iruln norm, k(mk unnl 111 homo In J I 111 iters, aftr utttMMl Ib a uieotlnK'of tb $w fimmUt DlUiUKXlHIIIlUiiOllOf Ytllfell ll)tUI) (X0fl!ci() IIUUlltHT, Willis Bkos, &. Co . Have Just, received a large line of Separate Dress Skirts, Crash Skirts 50c. Sl.25 and $150. See our Black Silk Brocaded kirt. lined with Good TafTetn Uuiiiff for 6.00. Our -new Shoes are arriving "Dist rict 76" Sclmol Shoes for Children art flm lst mnfln Trv lhm h ' Hie Brst Door South of twi'j ovvi v-asn nouse, lPSt. STAPLE SELLING LINES, like corset a Imvo lieen oyer looked In our advertise ment during Hie rucli nl re ceiving prlng imhmR but now when everything Is In duct; It Is ure that all t lie new Id&uu are not among tlio noteltlos. We Imtc anything you want In l ho Cursor Line from 18 to 30 In Mze iind 'M cents to II in price. If you want a good long wnlHtrd corset auk No 402-mip dlum long call t'r No. 510 If a Nlinrt coruet Is wanted ask for No. 610 -extra abort No. 6.10. Ono or the long fell wants" In the corwt trudo bus been u cor ed for stout tlgures This has at liut been (IIIocl wltli Dnwugor, which we warrant give satisfaction. tlio to STORE at 6 p. m. WOUTII OP MIMIKIUIY ami Dry 0mmW In Im lnliprl In (tin imotuwi iNMiuytiir in mrv up iuinM in Hiwiti KM) M U. U.ill. mktIDm ii i lie itoelt rvMnrlM i.iiwi w.m.w m nil. im. ..ml i lirwti ami UihIt Hkltta. Mjk knit ulhltrwMir. (iIii-mi. Ilimarv. t'urmlm mr, din . HcMivry. I urU Xmk- 0Mware, CIiIiikwmh, 'jlnnarv, ami Nlek Wlt of NO nCSEnVC wmlit (a all lijon ui during the licit OOilnyn. 2 Stores THE WEATHER. Wcduosday tuornliiK a llulit froU foil In pitrtH of tlio yalley but did no liiiriu, Coo) tuiiiperaliiro kuop tlio fruit b'lok and thn uhonlos nro nut yet In bloem: A few liuht hIiowum full WuduoHduy ulxliU Tliurduy fair. KoriOiiMt for l'rlda fair. ii a m iim MAIUCN COUN'IV MA1TUR. UunncM Accorded land Trannueted In the Various Count. l'WOllATIi, Alx Thoiiiioii lias boon apjiolntcd admliilalratlorof HiotMlalu of Juno MuAlplu, ducoiod, with bond llxwlat $1000, which bo lias ftirnlMiod. Kort llobio Wont was appointed ad mliilstrator of tlio ooUito in thU oouuty of Win l'owlor West, who dld In butiU llarbra lust Hoptouibr, Iojv liiKitsimitof hUorttato 1000 uaren or laud In thU county valtiwl at 7000 The liolM-ut-luw ot Ih oiUtto are Cort Hoist) WimU Mtu. ofJttirwr on, W. W. Wwt sen. of rorlaud; Lduik Titus Woat, M)ii. illddlotoii; EobU W. MunjulH, (tuuilitr. Hruwii. vIllojO. J. West, huii, Fort Uyvs, Idaho; Mynt Ada Oarr, duulUer, S attle;AtHuK. Wwit, widow, itVtutu Uarbtra. Km HtMSM KUM. Tlio donatio auluiul owiiiuImImh W-MliHNly ttftortwon nrdorwl l)tiufcj HUc lMMeuirTtuiuitMtN of UhwUIIk aoMHty, to oi.llmn kit Iok dteoatod rHKtihor4M Ih ttw iotMlu ot the Umatilla Indian rraUuH, IIuh liwla uf Umui ltnv uotn klllwl by hlw within llitt laal fww moot I w. TU uf rtud liorsos Ih1oo to lml In ho, hm! as Hie suile Ixts no jurMlolloM oror Uie rMtrtttlo, TIhmmoh, la foro-Ml Uklll ttMiu wliMHMrUHyart)eautlu ottulde tint bitumlurltM. Th whu lulasloM U maklittr uvrv utulnurar lukrup tlUoNiMl eullU out uf the Ule. 'VM9 UHldNMttuit uf a Ctllftr Hla HtNH to tar Ihx SO iMMd luu. Ore front n d 1st riot lit his ktHt vsbfto lUwro Is Tvxm tr was rwfHMtd, n lltt OONMI HUt rtUHkdl it oloxu U1U at honlUi fU'H) a BoveroHxtot lH(H.titr. Turn Uateywl. Tbt RtMbtin; Uical twin l daUywl atwttt tvittrlMMiN by a fwlrfht wrook umik of Alonoy. awj will rucH bow otwwH fl awl 1 o'ctuok tbi ovtnTn A'llAAMTTE HOTL ARK1VAUS. U P INtwets. llwiri Lang, W. T. 2 M1,oj1 Mi:! .Minor, aits, a mitre, J Irs. ... . r-. "A iuaST. MtfsA'hfc.? defaiHi. ban Piuweisou; M, J, mW Kraut, titMlUe. tlie Post Ofllce In Satan Oni- iiannara patterns, hm nnH Soldiers Coming flonrcl Transport Arizona From the Philippines Arrives at San Francisco. Hr An.oclntpil rre to Hie Jmiriiiil. San Francisco April ?. AiAu!ft il tr .ln' Tim ltd CIUCIJII IIIC UiUUUI. I Ht tCf 1 iii sick and convalescent soicuers irom ine rninppmcs. SMALL. CA8KU IN COURT. Recorder JuJah Has Several Petty Qoar rels and Ulstiubanees to Settle. Recorder Judali Is having lively tlinefl In his court these days, trying and PCltllni; noluliborbood and per sonnl quarrels. Ii fact n xlreuk of bad blood ocoms to be munlfo.it In ocrtaln quartern, and SuIoid'h popular judicial olllcor has ovldontly fallen heir to the tinploitsant duty ofr purify -ln the same. Yesterday be bad the ease of the state vs. John Uruokman, which was dlsmlsood for want or nccosiary evidence. It proved to bo a well developed neighborhood quarrel. The county has no mo costs to pay and the con tending parties hitvn't cvon tl-e Iwno llt of knowing more than when they couimeuccd their case. This inortiluti Fred HratinloK swore out a warrant against Mrs. Mau'Klo Dluckmau, cliLrtduir tliut fair duuh tor or Depot Addition, with abusing tllniHOlf and wife. MiikkIo It aceucd of cnlllnn the proHecutlUK wlLno-s,ii "son-of asaw liorHo" and other euphonious epithets, both Individually and collectively. Mr. n ml Mrs. Uraniilntt are Kood poo plu and wbllo they would be Inclined to put up with n roat deal, this kind of treatment by a noli'hbor Is too much forlbelr even-teuored mako-up Foul and abuslyo lanKiuiKo foonis to constitute the ossencc or the com plaint, which Is resented In a lofty manner by MiikuIo and her husband, Frank Dlockman. The defense lias u tiled foradozon wIiiiosmm to prove uprlubtuos .and purity or character and wpeaoh. The oaso was called for .1 o'o'ouk, and Is In hot proKrcsjus tlio Jouiinai.. uoos to press. A warrant was sworn out by 1'otor llach cbarKliiK ynuiiK Dick Kly with tlio .larceny of two Masks of llqunr from the storu of llacli fc Nadstuuek. Thoouut man Is on parole from the reform school, and will probably be returned lo that Institution. Ills trial Is set for 4 o'clock this uf teruoon. STATE MONEY. Pouring Into the State Treasury Prom All Directions. Klamath Ii tlio fourth county to payltstdalo tax oh In full, a remit tunco of t.'IU92 fi.'l liuvliitf been recelvud ut tlio suite treasurer's olllco this af ternoon The total amount paid by It was ffSAUSul. County treasurer Downlmr paid tPOOO on Marlon county's account. Thejollerson School UulMIng, lllils wero uponod Wednocilay after noon on the public school at JelTttrMin as follews: S Shoomakor, JolTerson f 1,007 Yo'inu' V Robinson, Stiloiu. . . . 6.EO0 Wloh IlriH.balom f,,ti N. Snook, Solum 6,476 K. A bUulon, Saloin I.M7 W.u HMkort.Oorvnlllfi ,70 Alley ."t auiiuiiufe, Ktiu-eno 6,S0 l'lie oontrttot was awimletl lo K. A. stNutna, of .Sitleiu. Piled fo Kcratl. Wui. II. Hmcuii aiHl wlfa lo Win. J. Wayuilro and Mary T. Waymlro, to aorvs uf tittt d. I. c. or FninolNS .. Udurolo, wo SH, T & s r t wml $1640, Allbt P(hhihI IiiivumihI to A. O. Dahl, 6 acr of the- d. I. o of Lomular S Ui vis ami wlfo 1100. Clark Aals worth a ltd wlfo to John II, ijuulu, loUS Httd I, oik 6 Ih Wolf r's addition to llubbartl. $60. SaloHt luiHroveuHHtt UuMttMoy to Mlriutol Wikoomh lot No. U lo Ctp Wtl Utty FrulV Fa rot (ISO. Ash I. Hotf ittwl wlfo to Mletoa) wukKMnuM, 11 aoros In t 7 a. r. t w. Wo. Mb Pttulltto ICIIho, ofOorvnUK omdtlnt ol tlM auto awoMtbly of too RolrtfkftiM, 1. O O. F., lOOOWtMOtMl U)1 ihsladrOiof Mt JvHcreuo IUbkiib Lo'MO Nu. 73. ot JoaTorwMt lUbfknh nod ckvor Iwr No, it, OT IlHlpVOtkNlC, Will Mty an QiUctal visit ui S1in lUbckftH 1o4ko No. 1, oo Host Monday voolng. anniinnnnnimnnnRnnnnnnnnnnTinimnTmnnTTc s " 'v .v wVr v 3 q uuuuuuuauiuiuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuiuuuuuuur YMienla) that hrogtirlpyed lot of Trloooes rrlmltkie oe the av sioee the Sih of Um wtmib. VUh iK S .?Wtt'o,theo.w u,i, iwil g'Vui row W lo a Ax or two. The rldeM of the M loch retkiw a !i!2L ,Miw I WI3IN'S Kieirr priom, 6, The Transport Arizona Aflnnn Kfiiirrc In i iirl rnrlc rtf rll.UIia UJIII50 UUIILUJUI .n 1 ii ni i J JOURNAL X RAYS, Judab and Gibson seem to be turn ing lota it money Into tlio olty trons urer without working more than hair tlio u'raft on the county that their predecessors did. J t t -Wlienanbonestcitl7.cn sees a lie publican boss and a Democratic ma nipulator chl'JtilriK each other cheek by jowl, he wants to ko oil and sprinkle holy niter on himself. J I I Kliorni Thompson,thc Salem Jeweler, has croatod u perfect furor unions the fair sex with the Nethcrsole bracelets named after the famous actres Ola Nethcrsole. The moH beautiful are Jades (a Chinese stone) clasped with silver. t t t When tlio superintendent and the assistant "tiponntcndent of one of our state Institutions can both be away It, nnotlier part of the state at same time, they have either not things In very line clockwork order or their ser vlcos could roally Just us well be dis pensed with. j : i Can anyone tell why the state treas ury keeps on stamping warrants when It Is dally receiving large ruiiis of taxes from various countlos? Do the Portland bankers need the money? Have tlio warrant doalers no profitable papers to speculate on V Uf all tlio rako olfs the so-called state treasury Is the rankost or all. Proposed Train Changes. There Is yet no rortnaf announce ment from oillclal. sources of a pro posed change In the train schedule at this point, hut tlio advance announce ment, which always comos through the brakemon and other hlh authori ties, Is about to tlio otTtfct that Salem Is about tosulfer n disagreeable, un popular uud luc'inenleut ultcrutlon In the time of the arrival ana depar ture ol trains. The report Is that the south bound overland train will nas6 huruono hour later than nows-jliod-ull, or atlWO p. m., while the north bound overland will bo an hour and a half earlier than at prosont, or at 6-.10 a m. This will mako turd linos fur persons eonbectod with the business iiuckuiou, uxprossman, mail carriers, hotel men and everybody, passengers In particular, airl nobody seems to understand thouuuso or ihochituue, us there Is no change made in the ar rival or leaving time atSan Francisco. Local representatives do. not know wbotlitirornotan extra train will be put ou.lwtwouii Saloiu or Albany and Portland, but It Is to be hoped that such an arrangement will bo made. Utej-on U the Country J. It. Mutiny, a wull-kmmn do'juty rouuo LHillwtor In tliMillstrlct passed through to Portland this morning. Ho was returning Iruin San Frunclbco with liistruotluus from the depart mont for an oillclal visit to Alaska, Involving a trip by way of Skagwuy through the Interior to Dawson Cltv and out by the motiUi or the Yukon rlvor. Mr. Mullay says a trip through Onllforula U sudicent to eonylneo a man thai Oregon Is the country to live lo, everything an this side or the wftltelloe looks so fre.li, vigorous ittd full or Uonlihy lire by contrast with the oottdltlous houlhward. Ho deolnreil lltai In coming along on the ruitnuia ft sigooounl is to be won In. dtCNlUg vHe kUte bouadary Hue, on ooe side of w hleh Is "UaWortita" and loeotner "Oiboh." The south nldo or the board U nil dried up anil erMKcti while the Orogon side Is rrtfeli awl mobU Tfce DaJ IIksm. 11a g$ on imhllo hut Id lugs, nod ol,ool botwe .trout Waif mast In Hie Capitol oT Oregon, Ih aeourdaHee with the HfeeWoot' executive order iliat A lull i , w ou-wvotf ih honor of tho dottd IhtfotduT UteSMHKfeh wor. MtioulUer r wlH huSho to run BAZAAR , ceMMMeuL strict SOME PUBLIC MATTERS. The matron, Miss Brandt, or the nrphan's home at Salem, today sent away the last or the larger boys to Junction Olty, where be will enter a rarully. It Is likely that the home will be discontinued af cr a few months. The auolltlou of un oillclal rnlaried pij3 cian at the i-tate reform school Is expected lo reduce the blllsfor medi cal attendance. Or course, irltdoos not work Unit way the board can let the work to the lowost bidder. At the rerorm school there wore two ! applicants for physician, Df. Robcrt I son, or Salem, and Dr. Smith, or Tur ner, u son or the late Wm. II. Smith. who graduated Irom Willamette Just alter his father's death. It was de cided to ubollsh the ofllco or physician it the rerorm school. The county court at tins session may take steps to buy a furm where the rosident poor cati be put to work and made moronourly self-supporting In connection with that It is Intended to dlyide the county tn districts and let the doctoring of the poor to the lowest responsible bidder. It is be lieved this would effect a great saving Miss Margaret Raymond has been appointed assistant matron for the blind, to assist Mrs. Carter whose strength has been overtaxed In that Institution for some time. She has mid care of all tlio chlllcen, uud the blind are especially helpless, and Mrs. Carter has given the smaller ones the same euro as If they were her own family, the relief a Horded by the Hoard of Education appointing u helper will be greatly appreciated. STAYTON. ProL St. Lawroncc, or Coirax, Wn., gave two Interesting citulnuients at the opera house Monday uud Tuesday evenings. Mr. St. Liwrcnce is a phrc nogologlst uud singer or considerable ability and his lectures were very In structive us well as amusing. Ho Is accompanied by his son, who usslsts him and guides his steps, ho being blind and dependent upon him. Mrs St. Lawrence, who remains ut tlio homo In Colfax, Is also blind, but both being placed In thlsseomlrigly unfortu nut uconditlon, liayc through constant cultivation or Hie remaining four senses, mastered und accomplished many talents, which, taken together, do not make life as miserable und un happy as a more fortunate person would think. This Is the professor's fourth visit to Staytou whltlnn the last twenty years and while he notes many great Improvements In the little city, ho has round many old time (rleuds, who gladly welcome him to their homos. R, D. Cashatl or Meliamh was In tlio city Monday. Isom Hales stopped In town Mon day on his way to the mountain homo near Llkhorn. District Deputy Orgtnier Lance or the Maccabees was In town during the week. J. (. Richardson has been employed lo loach ii term or school at Mehama and conducts tho private tohool horo tit night and toadies at Mehama In thoday tlmo. He rides up and Ixtok morning and evening. Miss Olive Robertson, an em piny c at tho O. S, I. A., was at homo Us', weok on a visit to her relatives here, Z, I? Robertson, wire and daughter dopartod Tuesday ror Skugwny, Alaska, whore Mr. Robertson bus busings interests. Ills wile rocontly arrived from Chicago where the fam ily have lived for many onrs. Kdltor K. F. Udnnetl and A. L Shreve had business ut the Canitnl City Tuesday, -' I. Degree af Honor. T he degree t.r Honor Ulge No. i. very appropriately tlHtrvetl their Sixth anniversary lit tub cltv. Th evening was btwut in social enter- Utlnuieni and it splendhl euiovable time was hud by all The entire pro- grittt was wan cerrletl out and u 1 arranged by the eoufttuitee. The beuutirul taoienu "AMie.rMji" was Uiehlt or the evening, after which a I u noli was served and all went home hupuy and feel that a nleaeam oven lug had lteen spent wlth prod t lo nil One DeJ PIHm). Mr?. L, S. Smith, A Hoe Smith, Will 0. Smith. Waltor K. biolth, Mh,. Ad dle Tuffs and J. T. TutH, t L V Sherwood, q. .p. d. lo 43 acres it bee. SH, t V. s, r a w $&& Ctwcken Pve SepiMT. On Frklu) evening trow 6 to 6 ookwk the ladles of the Oougrtga UsjNalehttKhwin give ooe of their original uou oly ohieken ta nipMr. 4-St Ooe DeUar DeMH. rr bi, eeiHHl rahliMt nhi.t.w Mtoruoy iMtoltloo ror a few day. nng ine eiilMreo. The Wet-rln 43t The oheapost and the lmt root oastvln ue Norihero I-aetMe 11 Ttwnmo, Watt & Co. Ugt.s ) j.5(h Ll We HWget Wooieo oT Wootlerart haid !. towl Frltky oeulag. IJkMt't Foruet . H sore ami get a bottle of Chloro NapUoJeuot when Mr ltav caltr. i.m tw. lleoomweiMled hy everybody dv if j CASTOR I A For Iafauta and CMldrea. Hia Kind You Have Always Bought FRIEDA'S NEW New Gpods Amving Fine Lines of Linen Towels, See dlsplav in south window. Also towellngatroduced rates. Fine Lines Table Cloth That will astonish you. Never before was such good goods brought to Salem, to be sold at such low prices. Bedspreads A large size crochet quilt, Marseilles pattern, well worth 91, now 76c. We also have cheaper and better fjardes. Embroideries Nice new lines, beautiful pat terns, from lc u ynrd up. Also alloverembrolderlex and tuck lng"ln stneial varieties. We have opened up new lines of Organdies; pretty patterns Wc cannot say too much for them, und the prices are away down. Call and sec them, you will he sure to want some soon. Friedman's New Cor, Commercial and . The WONDER at 96 State street is a WONDER, How W, E, Mitchell can sell so wonderfully cheap, Pattoo Brothers 98 State street. Everything the Amateur Needs Photo Supplies, Cameras Kodaks, Dark Room in Connection, Patlon Brothers. 98 State street. An Easter Bride Will niinraiilatA l... -. j - i'Hmi k iiiiiius utie lamp or t ofdeoirutotl china hs much as! mio w in me ollerlog i,r Jeweh or ler kui. iii oe presented. A superb! pieoe or union U 4uietnng that will - -.wr, uuu ,um ornament U. nu ror uwe im w hi be Kratfuiiy re-1 mivI. For eholee prieea wk Ht our cei tine collection. TIIK GROCER 124 State at Telephone 51 S, C, STONE, M. D. l"uldrtor or Stone's Drue: Stores Tha mwm (two t, Huinfc-r) ar Va m ... . --' ' (uraiM a "u i.,lau., rwK1.Uou- SONNEMANN I - I iNewJunkShooIr ii ......... -., ......... wr ..." " " ll KlO'li. KKI Uril- IUI.I ... ..ii ... . -.s.ai. ootll-M. hip. sjck. m..c I MBBIEB i ADLER ill!(l!l!!lliflll!lll!illllin!l(!ll!lli(ll BARGAINS i IN DRY GOODS I AND 1 I CLOTHING. 1 iiiiiuiiiiimiiiiiiimiHiHiiiiuiiiii State Streets, SPECIAL SALE Owing to duplicate orders wc arc this week- making a special cut tn prices to reduce st ck. Call early and securo it bargain. NONPARIEL, 317 Commercial st. BnwwwmyiiiiriiimiiriiiwiinTinnuniiiijimiWTimiiiiTimimmiiiiTizi l3u$t aiTfoefc- The Latest NOVELTIES For Ladies. And 5. W. THOMPSON 5 Co.. auuimMiiiuiuiiiiiiiUiiui aauuuauuauijjjaiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiujaiiiil rTTk.WTATW lg salema:aa:a ental i DR. OUNGER. DR. EPLEY. Q Artificial Teeth K rv -..,.-... C ' UW.V. ,uia D.r,cli?e W0tk $5 and up: Children treated H I S With Special Care tn nvmA . 1 !., P' A i . .1..." l .??! Q I ir. iaAnc' 7 V "''r"". nil wuiKKUUIUll- Kt " icpiciuea or E g g Painless Extraction of Teeth, p OVER I'OSTOFFICE. Rooms 27 nnrl 'Ml lll. oa.. wYr x it it x: xx xrvc xttxt3cxtx LOOK BEFOREYOU LEAP ado see cir nice line of Outings Cal Crashes Sateens.M,,, t,.,w iia kinds. To and r.ronii J.,M .fT'.V?1 Jspot CaU. .....UIGUb lue RflGKET! Daily. New Outing'Flannels New Lawns, now Swlfs plain uud dotted, ClillTons in all eoloisnml widths. Infants' Hoods In mull, lawn, plain and em broidered. Sun-hats und Sun bonnets, wc have them from 10c up. Do not fail line or Crash to sec huts. our large Our Boys Clothing Is going rast. No wonder I They nre tho best goods ror t be money ever brought to Sa lem. H j mi require anything In the Dry Goods or Clothing lino bo sure to cull and save tuoacy ut Racket Salem, Ore, Sash Belts, Nethersole Bracelets, Skirt Pin Sets, ' Neck Clasps, Sash Pins, manv Othor snflnn KImiaIih. ---. SL1!?0 vor lwoat prices for hlffh 3 r .w owwuoa 221 Conimtvhl troaf . fc arlors. S6.00 and Up, U money refunded. Lj A 8 THIS WEEK ONLY, 100 BOX FILES. 18c. EACH. DEARBORN.S BOOK STORE. icos Glncbams, Shirtings. . Jloalery, Notions of all Lowest Racket orlces for &&&ZA CotnaerclalSt., SuUtu, Or. .. ;