Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 07, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textin -iiHP "- umim.iLWMni'.wnw jfpjFrrvxr pppfPipppiiiPPPPffi? iiSkakai 25222SE22SEES2522225S5S5SSSEE WPWsslilPPiPPPW . Br K w sw Cv u:? hCSm Corset Talk imi u hj:bbbi y '. Q2sr HOLVERSON'S fjTlkglnnlnK April 3, store will c!oe ut Op. m. RIBBONS... .Every shade in the rainbow. Every width and quality known to Ribbon makers. New Pull ribbons, plain and fancy. See display of up-to-date neck-ribbons in our north window, bring us your Ribbon wants. J. J. DALRYMPLE k CO. $20,000 ! ozi wimji jitiiii olfnr mj efltlr took f.i.i. urn., iih... iiaaI. ,..ir..i kt-u.. ...... a nnu linn nl IjuWu ?l(l. li. I.irwv .nj... iinitim. .mu.iii, airi, null LllUfTWCftr, 1,111 wear, IlHlla, Jewlry, llatiIkerlilefj, ItlbUiii. UUaawRrv, L'liltiawnir. . all tirla. EVERYTHING aOES NO RESERVE. t2tfVnnAv who apprcoUU ooJ big Urtfalni ought to call upon ui tlurliitf tli tint Wdayi M. E. FRASER, 265 and 267 Commercial St. THB LEADER, 2 Stores tmaiuanji- All Eyes at all' Ages. (Jan lo perfectly tilted with glasses no tiiallcr what tholr defect In, at thin a Lore. A .-... U our watch A.CCUtaCV W"". n t YV',VW KimruiitecH purfeellon In tenting und lining of Dio alght. If your eyes trouble you, coma and hco us Wo have the very laleU tmtentltlo lutru moots for letting the eye and tit them with glae to your entire Kutlafaetlon. EYKsl T1SSTKD FIIKB. aH.HINGES arnuuutu Optician. m COMMKUUIALbTUERT. DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS. Godowwky.nlanlit.Tuoxtny April 11. Bteliidol l'o , Friday May 20, PERSONAL AND LOCAL 1MV. Wilier went to Portland tblt afternoon to make It bU future homo. Gapt. M. V. limit returned tbli oftern'Oo fr.un a vlilt ul lita White ' uker ranch, MIm Franklo Joncm, of TurtlaniMa a gueit at tba home or Mr. aud .Mm, O. II, Jouef, Knob Hill. Hon. and Mr. Clia.Kulton,of Astor la were In the city lat night aud left forbouie In AHorlu this morning, Mr. Fulloti U poMlbly the next Sena tor from Oregon. Wm, IJakor. h ouuiiHMiltor at the state printing oftlce. today received word Hut his tlsler. IU Mary Ilakcr wa not expected to live, and loft for bcr homo tbl afternoon. The Eugena Oujnl, April 0, ayi $(i. .15, Hid touMi-bouod thorough tnlnkl wav d4r4iled about S o'jlook tbl uioniug t Pulmer'n, jeteen ''Dfalnattd Itomeliyprloifj. Tlio ao. VViLLrs Bros. & Have just, receiveda large OUDIl OKII15 3VC. 3H.&3 ailUlOU. OCC UUI UiUCK OH Brocaded Skirt, lined with Good TalTeta Lining for S6.00. Our new Shoes are arrivinir--'District 76" School Shoes fur Children are the are nrsi ivoor ouin oi iron, npt gash House, j- - . vnvnjiit v MMHMttttfal STAPLE SELLING LINES, like comets have lcen over looks! In our advertise ment during the rush of re ceiving spring u(mk1h, but now i when cyurythlng Is In place It j Is sure that all tbe nnw Idem are not uniting the noveltlc. ! We Inivo anything you want In Hie Corral Line from IK to, flu In size and stt cents Hi tl In price. If vnii want a good limf . walHtid cor-tet iisk N 4B-iimj dlu m long call f'ir No. Aid If a tdinrt cornel Is wanted ask for No. AH) -extra short No. TM. One of the long fell wiimM In the nirwt trade lias boon a ir net for Motit llgures This ban nt Inst been filled with the DowHgcr, which we warrant to glvcwtl'fnctlon. OAS II BTORB WOllTH. OK MltiUNKHY ml Dry O.wkU In m ilnujrfitercl In llin iiMmii iuvijr id Kironn I t an lminviij arrlllf. Ill lvljr In vlr ni lituliiM In Halam arrllleo. 'I no Mnok KiiiurUe ilia. I)roi ami lllidqr riklit", Hllk ', iIIiitm, HiMierjr.lWMU. Km k rnir, lltiwarv, ami Nick Nacka of Tallnr llailn tint iui. ...... . 2 Stores cldeut wan caunod by tlio llangoa an one of theuiigluu drlvu wlirela break lug. 'riiucugluo and live cam were thrown from Ibu Hack. Very fortu nately no one wiih Injured. Albany Damoernt: Balom co nt mo tor h tiro duoldcdly In the nwIui. Welch ilrotheri tiro doing tlio work on the Albany court house, H.Hnook on tlio ItO'oburg court houoo and Krb fc Van 1'uttuii on tlio Dallas court house, while .Mr. llurggraf U the principal arehltcol. Kulotii men a I no propon to build the now government building In that city. Oovornor Oeer, Secretary of otato Dunbar and Kl.li CoiiiinlHsloiier Mo (lulro loft todry to locate a hatchery on tlio beadciuartera of the Umrxiuu rlvor. Tlioy.wlll be acoompanlod by Senator Al lteed of Gardiner on their explorations. ClirUtlau Laymun and son, Krank, aud Frank Funk, or Kern, Kan.jH. are gucitn at tlio home of a Haloin merchant, I.H. Htelner, on tlio Garden lload. Tlio geutlomon wore accom panied to the coast by their famlHea, who are In Portland. Ml Cora H tan toil baa gono on a visit lo Mr. and Mr. Hurley Moore at JolTeuun. TUB Tonight and WBATHBR. 'aiurday fair, QONB TO PAUTUIUia URBUN. A Tramp U-iber Pound Pieklne too Ktiotl at Salem. b'ulum has In the past few mouths gained aud lost a cuiuplolous ollltcn. lleoamoin the rain and loft In bor towed olotbos. He wan a bar be rand wotked bin trade and friends ton tluUh. ilo wanted n barbem' boatd created, and theiiiln bis laruenosn of heart was willing to bo the board liliiixilf, or the greater part of It. Ills ambition didn't end with this, but be stir tod the publication ofn,,Ton iorlullst" paer. This venture cost blm iiiueh labor, aud tlio men who piloted 11 gained mime oxperleue.e Hut theyouug man wasn't afraid uf work; In fact bo worked everything and everybody in sight. Ills late employer Is only short one overcoat, and a fellowora(timan a white shirt. A young lady friend also (ailed to get her iuuleal Instrument returned, aud tbe genial kulgbt of tbe rater Is no more among us. He was also an ortlccr of tlio looal barbori1 union and was a prompt eolleotor of mtntbly duo. Ho didn't Iwlleveln hrdlug tholr Co , line of Separate Dress Skirts. best made Try them, We me rosi vmce in aiem yre- H . t i . K . . E btanaard wuems, wast and? tanda funds, and-but bis books have not yet been exported. There Is talk of baring tbe smooth young "tonsor" brought, back for trial, as bo Is now supposed to be ul Portland. MNQHAM APPEALED from ihe Decision of Judce Uoise That He Can't lie Tax Collector. The Marlon county court hah or dered the county clerk to appeal the lllngliaui warrant cacc, In which the li-muorary Injunction against the Is Miiancc of a warrant forf3 toO. G lllngham, for collc:tlng delinquent Luxes under a contract with the county court, was recently made per petual by Judgo Boise. Judge Boise held mat the county court Icould not litre a person to collect delinquent uixes, that being part of the dutlc of Ihe sheriff. Uf course, the appeal U roa'ly taken by Mr. Biughatu, who thus llllgateft his own ease nt tbe expense of tbe county and itavod off paying costs for a year or two. Ho is bound to cost thin county a pile of money In one way or another, and appeals all his various personal litigation enterprises to the supreme court. A prominent fcSnleui attorney sug gests that the county court cannot compel County Clerk Hall to take this appeal. The case Is brought against whe clerk, as be 1 an elective olllccr with concurrent powers, and IUs Ikj llovcd that the court has no uutlnrlty to compel the clerk to appeal a case that Is not In tlio Interest of the peo ple. This attorney further suggest1) that this a caso parallel with the one where the county courthouse repairs suit was defended at the county's ex pense, whereas It wasdircclly against Ihe Interests of tlio county and of the lux payers. i ii Cycle Path, The Cycle editor of Tub Jouunal baft Invented wbnt good roadmukcru believe will prove a practical solution of building cyclo paths, Tnke the county road graders und set them to cut a scarf not over trhce feet wldo on tlio K DO K of tho rogtilur wukou road mid oil a BKVKL o It will NOT bold water. It would not bo wide enough lo drlyo a wagon on and would make n uplcudld cyclo path wherever tho soil would penult a scarf to be cut on tho bonne of the highway. If this plun will work tulles of cyclo paths can be made at very slight expense, The law will protect such paths from being used to drive other vehicles oyer and foot passengers will not hurui them. Most of the clay soils of Western Oregon will make u lite wheeling Htirface on this plan. Nochurgufor the Inrcntlon Lost Its Head, A mongolian pheasant this morning flew across South Mill Creek and be coming bewildered In tho maze of wires on Commercial street, lost Its bead and Hew agiiltiHt one of tho S. P. Co. freight depot windows Tlio win dow was smashed, thu bird wasdashed to tho ground but proved "itino and escaped tindor tho building. Closing Out Male. On order of a telegram tho Nun parlol inlllluery will oloso out tho en tiro stock. Cull early for choice bur. gains. A bountldo sale. One Dollar Uoicn, For best enamel cabinet photos bust or any position for a few duys. Bring the children, Thu Plakorill Co. 4 oat 10KCllKAM--ni)d P, O. Candy Store. IcuCroam Sodaut I 7 lit Under the t.tlo "The Face of Christ In Art" an iuleroHllmt collection of opinions of noted olurgymon of many denomina tions has been made by Mrs. Wado Hampton, Jr., In reply to the que Hon, "Is the Portraiture of Josiis In Art Strong or Weak?" Tho question I answered by Cardinal Gibbous, Or, Murgun Dlx, Dr. Parkhtirst, Ilubbl Gotlholl, Dr. Greor, Dr. Cuthlwrl Hall, Bishop Potior, Archbishop Cor rlKiiu, Dr, Watson (Ian Maclaren) aud other. The article Isilllustratml with oaroful reproduction of many famous art pictures uf Christ. U forms a peculiarly appropriate feature for the April Msguilne Number or, tho Outlook, as that Is thu ttustor ntiin tier. Other features uf special Buster lutorwi.aro a delightfully humorous Ifttster story by Samuel M. lVwk, an illustrated Buster sUiry for HtlU people; und editorials, poems, etc, suited to, the uoouslun. Tin design of tho Uustor cover Is by a W.Tratur, ( year. .The Oulluok Obhiikhiv. New York.) Money Savers Men's Htamless heavy ux 6o Mou'ti toatulass fast bluolt w ... in. ChlhUblb ovoralW sOo Beauty pin iq Ibixes asurted hair nlns . IhiHi brushes to. Big cakes tar vwn fa Our bargain taolu that runuo rrtim 1 to 10 rents aru HIIimI will, ,wuvi tlilnus. It'll pay you to luak them vor. just Opened A big Hue f our atutiHing values In l) rnr UdbW at.d onUdrea. 'lnie IQ and It cent ribbed fast hlatJc Uaag are iHiitertbau we've ever ajtuwn. and a fy uuuwc Kiieq rar bW in gfU ribbed tok far 17o Yqu uiuit w tbli, extra -VW V ii i m Vr . . . VUIQCIJHS iRAKKT PIUQES. THE FRUIT GROWERS. Preparations to be Made lor a Big Convention April 11. Businessmen and Local Officials of Marion County Union Appoint Committees, There Is to boa meeting tbfs overl ing nt the olllcc of the Oregon Fruit & Produce Company, h few doors west of Frledmnn'H store, at 8 o'clock this evevlng, to take htens for tho en tertainment of the Fruit Grower's convention ut Hilcni, Tuesday, April 1 1, at 10 a. m. Local committees will be uppoluted to work with the Marlon County Fruit Grower's Union Horti cultural society. Next Tuosday Is the regular quar terly meeting of the society, and the members of the State Board of Horti culture uro to bo present, as well as professors of the btato Horticultural and Agricultural station nt Corvallls. The most prominent aud .practical experts In tho state are to be present and on tbe program. This Is u convention no fruit grower can afford to miss. How to get the largest results in quality and reputation for our state, and the largest net cash out of the crop this year Is quite a problem, and this conycnMon ought to be attended by the several thousand fruit growers of the valley within ten tulles of Salem. Nursery men, s commission men, orchard owners, business men and professional men who rend this arc urged to not only come out tonight but to mention the Importance of this convention to KVEItY fruit grower mid urgu blm to bo present. Come out yojrsolf at 8 o'clock prepare to push this convention to a great suc cess. Albany Acts, A meeting was held ut Albany to lake steps to place facts before the board of engineers that Is to visit Yaqulua Bay. On motion the chair appointed a committee of live to confer with IIkc committees from other towns us to what, to do and how to proceed. A commlttcn of ten was also appointed to giilhor facts and figures as to the resources and probable shipping from territory rontlguous to the harbor, Thu first committee coucUtcd of Messrs. W. C. Tweedule, S. A. Daw son, J N, Duncan, J. J. Gorhum, and J. W. Cuslck. Second committee; C. 0. Iloguo, L. Fllun. S. 13. Young, S. N, Steel, C. 11. Stewart, A, Hackle man, J 13. Brown, J. II. Whitney, J. K Wontherford and C. It. Wlsln. Mayor Bhdiop at Salem has been not! Hud und has begun the work of gathering slatlsilus of commerce In. terosted In maintaining an open har bor at Yuqulna Bay, Those Spring Samples. Wanamakor aud Brown, merchant tailors, Philadelphia, Pa, have tholr ulouaut line of spring and stimmor goods, all wool and no shoddy, on dUplay nt Steum Dyo Works, No. 15 Commercial strout, opposite the Wil lamette Imlel, Tasty suits for gentlemen or ladlos mado to measure at hanrl-mc-dowu prices, also ladlos' cloaks, wraps, Jackets, okirt, shirt-waists ecc. Silks and wool dross goods by the yard at astonishingly low prlcos. Spring is Here. Now for t he Crush haw and caps, and braid and straw Huts, with wide rims. A lurgo lot of till kinds of the nbove, at tho Now York Bucket. All ut as low prices as wish can make thorn. Coll and see them, for men und bos, Ludi&s und iiiImos crash hats, and sailor hats for initios also. 7 3d Will lie a Law, Mayor Bishop -vlll sign tho Churob (troet oloyoU ordinnmw this oveulng al 6 u'olvuk. It prohibits wheeling on walks oi the west side of Church street between Suite and Mission sti. utii will tie In effvot as soon as signed) " ' ''- -' -mr is.- City Hcotdei's Couit III the ouso of the State vs. Dick Rly, In Btaounler's court jeMorduy. Judco Juilah ourod the consent uf tbe pros muling wltnttos. Peter Bach, to have tbe young man roltirued to tho Be foi m M:h.oUud thus save the expeuse uf a new tnul Tlw boy was on parole from that luclltutiuu, and us the only thing Hint could have been dune with blm wusto repeat ihe Mmtonoe, At the Door AH that's left of n oltoiiK awl pat tern footed frull bawl, splendid Heavy gUs ' 16c COME QUIOK. The Stearns Bevel Geared Chatnlcaa Crllleal euUHHrs Wlta wnnl. tn t.i ' uueuf the sau)ibt running vii.Mii- cUoo; H. W. UruwH, Geo. W. ilrowt. Um IuIhIih blMiM, ertne dowu!H.i,.u",?y. ltet: Jnlm Swllk W n thK A wliMll W, M. Luiw, New YorktJuHtw U. that iums frw, witUoui muj or Jar. i . SHtil, Waoh; J. V CulUikib tht has p.ltlv stlHutHwuts Q'McMlnnvllle. "' pnMvuFHMjw-wreiwiHWUUH.aiHl wlih fMirM llutM thttl toy hIhu uui nt ten In Ihe stead S75.00 ssuicsr open evenings. JBA2SAAR It was deemed best to thus return him, drop the trial, and save Marlon county about $25 costs JOURNAL X-RAYS, We have been expecting some of our esteemed contemporaries to get up that rhyme about the brainless editor on the cliulnlee wheel. But they have missed their chance. Many people do not understand how Manila and Oriental news as late as mldnlghu toduy cati get to Salem In time to lie printed In a 4 a clock As sociated Press paper like The Jouu nal. It Is this way: In going west to the Philippines a line Is crossed where u day Is lost. There Is no cable acioss to the Pacific coast, but In cabllntr news around the world from oast to wost time is gained and with a day tho start news gets here some times nearly a day ahead of Its ap parent happening on the other side. GODOWSKY'S PROGRAM. We invite tbe special attention of pianists and piano students to the Intensely intcrlng program which Mr. Godowsky will render at the First M. B. Church next Tuesday evening. Every number Is a gem. Carnl val Scbueman n Ave Marin Schubcrl-Llszt Siegfried and the Khlrie Daughter from the Gotterdummcruug, Wagner Variation o.ia Theme .by Paga- anlnl Brahms Two Studies ) Berceuse Chopin Scherzo, Cshurp minor ) Concert arrangement of Hcnsel's study, If I were u Bird ...Godowsky Valse ldylle Bidlnage, (combining In one, two Chopin studies, Op. 10 No. 5, und Op.2INo. 0 Godowsky Invitation to Dance.. Wcber-Tanslng A more brilliant, varied clfectl vo program could not well be arranged. Pilose who uro familiar with piano III em lu ro will be anxious to bear every number, especially when played by Godowsky on the colobratod Kuiibo full concert grand piano. The date Is Tuosuay, April 11. Ilomember. Thnadmistlon Is 81. Box sheet now open, No extra ahnrire for reserved scuts. MARRIED. BIOIIAHDSON- KIUKLAND At the First Baptist church In Port land, Woduuxday April 6, lisM, Olive Illchardson to B. F. Klrkland, Bev, Blackburn uillelutlug. Tho bride Is the accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Itlch ardsou, of North Salem, while the vroom Is u resident of Portland, aud chief engineer ut the lutporlul Hotel The So Idieis's Home. This Institution passes In u few days Into ihe control or the governor, und in company with Senator Beed and Adjutant-Gen. Tuttle the oxecu left today for Hotoburu'. Gov. Geer and Secretary Dunbar will ulso Inspect tho Stato University, whlnli Is still located at Kugene, be fore their return. I'tultlurvd. Thoro wus ut olihutus meeting hold ut Frultlund, Or., ThurMlay ulght April 7, In tho Interest of th axiou slou uf the electric car line from the asylum to that place. Thore was a k'oodly number out and quite an Inter est inanlfeat. A cummltteu was lected to meet with the ottleluls uf the comiMiny utSulom, Uetds Filed for Record. Mallldu J. Cross and husband to Harry D, Watson, lots 13 and H, oiook 10, Hls'lilatid uddlilun to Sa lem. 50. John Supplngtleld awl wlfatou. K. Sapplngtield and wife, 81 1 acre In 1 7 s, I t w. l,30O. New bpring Sleek. Mannud oblldreu' crush oulte at the Now York Backet, prk-as away dawn, ami a tine Hue of all kinds or wool suits for men, boys awl youths for summer uso, call ami get a suit at raakel nriaos. 7 3,1 ,VILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. Ooq. Ikmaruft, Olnolnnatl, J. T. Huntley, Iddaiwndenee; Mrs. Hunt by, Independanue; 0 J. HaHtw, bUtll UlddsilllLll. lMrtliiiul, U i I)VSer. M. MtuidaLulia. Sun lirJ Tit ehtmpdt ami the liest rout CASltlu Ue Norttiern PuelHe It. it llUMuas, Watt&Cw. (Agt.s.) 4:ot aflaBT T !f 5& I, Notice toBicyclists-Thespecial Bicycle Tax is now due and must be paid by Aay t. All receipts and tags issued from sheriffs office direct. Pay now and save $1 costs. F.W.DUnntN. Sheriff. FRIED MAN New Fine Lines of Linen Towels, See display In eouth window. Also toweling at reduced ratos. Fine Lines Table Cloth That will astonish you. Never before wti9 such good goods brought to Sulcm, to be sold at puch low prices. Bedspreads A larue .size crochet quilt, Marseilles pattern, well worth 81, now 75c. We also have cheaper and better gardes. Embroideries Nice new lines, beautiful pat terns, from lc a yard up. Also ullover embroideries and tuck ing In several varieties. We hnve opened up new lines of Ornandles; pretty patterns. We cannot say too much for them, and the prices nre away down. Call and see them, you will be sure to want some soon. Friedman's New Cor, Commercial and The BONDER at 96 State street is a WONDER, How W. E, Mitchell can sell so wonderfully cheap, Patton Brothers 98 State street. Everything the Amateur Needs Photo Supplies, Camerasi Kodaks, ! tm I Dark Room in Connection, Patton Brothers. 98 State street. An Easter Bride will appreciate a handsiuie lamo or set of decorated china ns much as she will the offering of Jewels or sliver that will be presented. A superb pleoeof China I something that will lw enjoyable, useful and ornament tl and fur table use will be gratefully re' oelved. Fur choice prOes ok at our nils wueciiuii, SONNEMANN THR QROCRH wt oww at Tolophouo 51 S. C, STONE, M. D. froiJrtw or Stone's Drue: Stores HMJtV OKKUO.V. HtK,ino In auatU) M& niH livi.,.i . mt m nmmumUi .. .... . . WfcK Wtel wn wl , Hei.,4a. "u IlilUjuMuM. uL i , " "lnw in wswHKWIUfU,) B UL. .... awU'Mteu i4i,... , m,., INewJunkShori V'l iL'heat nrle nui) f. .. ... . ighast nrlctts nii tr ,.n ,.,, i himl.ii iL.MiTir "": "i SjitOTREffi """'"W. 3 1Aln, f WBBSm i ABLER 'S NEW Goods Arriving piiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii I BARGAINS J I DRY GOODS I I AND I CLOTHING. 1 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUllP State Streets, i SPECIAL SALE Owing to duplicate orders we nre this week making u speclul cut In prices to reduce st ck. Cull early and secure a bargain. NONPARIBL, 317 Commercial st. innnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrrnnnnnnnrrnnnnnnmrnnminTja aiTivefc jThe Latest; I NOVELTIES a For Ladies. S. W. THOMPSON 5 Co.. E 221 Commercial Street aiuuuuiiumiiiuumiim imiiijiiuuiiimuiumiiiijimuimuimuiiimu5 :pTrTvTra 1 i i salema:aa:a; ental 2) DR. OLINGER. DR. EPLEY. Artificial Teeth 56,00 and Up, CrowShasiS?dSf W?rk $5.,and.l'P. Children treated itn special care to avoid pa n. All work lnnnn- teed as represented or money refunded. Painless Extraction of Teeth, OVER POSTOPPIOE. IlOOtUS 27 nnH Q i n... W-XQargty xt ii I'tKt- knnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnH tir lnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnVa LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP tAtKVa&,fflL?.!''''i9'.ShllniW! imi8, iin ana Uranttwar m cipot Ohsii. RA6KET! Daily New Outing'Flanncls New Lawns, new Swiss plain and dotted, ChliTons In all colors and widths. Infants' Hoods In mull, lawn, plain and em broidered. Stiu-hats and Sun bonnets, wo have them front )0c up. Do nob full line of Crush to sec hats. our large Our Boy's Clothing Is going fust. Ko wonder I They are the best aooda for tho money ever brought to Sa lorn. If you require anything In the Dry Goods or Clothing lino be euro to cull and suvo money ut Racket Salem, Ore, Sash Belts, Nethersole Bracelets, Skirt Pin Sets, Neck Clasps, Sash Pins, AJt."inny V10r Sprlner Novoltloa g nt tho vory lowest prices for high 3 nMU fwsvi? parlors, j B srTM-TM:Mj!CHt THIS WEEK ONLY, 100 BOX FILES, 18c. EACH. DEARBORN.S BpOK STORE. t ,.Z r' ."aci "iions or an j ..B lAmesi naoKet orlcea for WT QOUM1M1AL BTftlUT 274 eoicuiroihl St.. Salem, Or. 17Z