Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 08, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- jgg.-., ,,, '.'ilP?''?'' !fc s fl' V ,V f! fc v, ht . IB t A i n P&' Corset Talk 5J" , ' ggjaaBpgpg I - HHHaw j h t, v WRMfff anc s HOLVERSON'S cAHn STUHE Orlkglnnlng April 3, store will close at r .'- Pfiothef Silk Sp tfv A lot of regular $1 and $1.25 Values in i& ikt pSicy Waist Silks A Like those Our North :f v- jb, per yard' J. J. DALRYMPLE k CO, The Silk Store. i fl? Jill 11 I tiflit&WT iiarlidtUl.cH(ilrlritretp ( In H!ew - .. . .. A- V WOltTH OK MIM.INKKY k IJ L. JVJVJ.J l otter tnt fitlra atodk warn a due Una oi MdlM Tailor tiailtt nana, vrraa ami iimirnxiii,niia J. UiIIm' Mntllii ami Knit Ulu,war, tllotra, Htrtierjr. Vf'rig - dkerciilofn, lUbtoua, 0Uwwar, Clilnsware, Tinware, ami Mck .Naokt of VM. Kill; !, MbOll JwMr), llaui EVEnVTHINQ GOES Vtop wlio iplrwMal f oil W Urj aim f M. E. FRASER, 265 and 267 Commercial St. THB LBADBR. 2 Stores jauLJj m.iLt-i-u l ui.i our. WATCH REPAIR DDPAnTJVBN r ry" latjiobost cqulpt In tho city Wo carry a larno nssortuiuiit -of tho very beat material and can ohnnua key to stem winders on short notice. All ItfiiiWur Juwelry made to mder. Our lirloesarou iwrpetual foaturo of out store twliitf right down to bottom, fur imuiricfl we CLEAN WATCHES, 7Cp MAIN SPRING, G, I OU. A'ud other work In proportion warranted. U!ro usn trial. nnd CHAS. H. HINGES. WATOIIMAKKIt JEWELEIt. and 335 COMMUaCIAli BTItDHT. SAIiBM DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS. n'txlowsky.planUUTuftKlay April 11. Stelndel Co., Friday May W. PERSONAL AND LOCAL W. L. Toou, of WoedUurn, wus In town today. 'Mrs, H. II. Ltabo went to 'Jllverton k WW . nfterutKm to vUlt her brathar. Hrooks, .Mrs. D. II, N. niaakburn UHlay re titrnwl from u short yUlt with her mother at Lobucou. i ,J. J. Dalryuiple, A. A. JMiip ami Paul Sroal wore anions tho Salemiu oln to Portland this oflwoooo. tTrof. Condon, the yeurran usoUfalit ujtheStmo uuhnrslty, was in lite oily ovornlKht koIux Iioh today. Mrs. A. C Lttwrwneo and il l)A llatrltt, or I'orlland. ure In the uity, yuMtsat the Iiihiio of Mr. und Mrs JMrfLawrenc. jSSwoodrtilTrelurtt! today from ''afHLIn Ijoulhelrn OreHn. He reports wJiJyMrchard Uiore In full bloum, anU the fruit praspeot veiy otx), (creUry of Ktato and Mr. V. I DuubartoJuy tt tr AsUirit, In company with Mm. t Wt KulUio. and Mr. . C. 1'ulton, who have i few sjiendeiiK n mxtk lit Salem, , )jw:"r" .v.- - -ragLSjssssas: s r .'"SrViivWS Bros. & Have just received a large line of Scunrate Dres Sk -t. Crash Skirts 50c. 51.25 and $150. See our Black Silk Brocaded Skill lined with Good Taffeta Uninff for 6,00, Our new Shoes are arrh'toff "District 5clioor pncft iwr vaiiiiuren are in: uesi maue i ry mwh wt i m First Door South of the Po5t Olllce in ajjm O e-j r Jwapft, jroii, ovoi tutsn House- wantia'xi iauarjis. west aiui C STAPLE SELLING LINES, like corsets hare been oyer looked to our advertise ment during the rub ot re ceiving spring unod, but now tvhrn pvnrvtlllflif Is iO plaCC It Is dure that all the tew Ideas j are not among the novelties. J We have anything yu w"1 In the Corset Line from 18 u. & In site und 26 cents to l In . prlec. , , If you want a good mng walslcd corset ask No 402 me . dlum long on 11 f'r ho. 510 If a . short corset Is wanted ask for No. RW-extra short, No. 53(1. One of the long felt wants In the corset trade has been a cor set for stout llgures This has j at last been filled with the Dowager, which we warrant to give satisfaction. : (IAS II STORE 0 p. tu. - cfaL shown in yindow. Dry UnuJi b bn tlatuitrr.t III tli at an loiiuvdM rrllke. Uieilock e ilooK rwrnuriu Tlkrl'l Hull,Irrml I'mlMilVlil-.HIIk --NO RESERVE. ought la call upou ui durlnc lh nail Milan 2 Stores Tlia brlduo on Cummorolal street over north Mill Creek was yesterday condemned by the county court, and notice ulycn that the county will not be rcspotnlblo for any Injury caused by UHln it. L. F. Cavanatiuh and family and Mrs. Carlton Hmllh, of Turner, ousted through today for Silver ton, to attend tho funeral of I'lnldliiK McClalne. Airs. McClulne, who died six years uyo, was a shter of Mr. Car amiUKh. Tho lllllieo bowllnx team composed of CD. Oabrlolson, l L. Orinith, Douk. Mlnio, O.T. Uitrkor, Leo Mo. drew, W. )l Hatoli.J, Iloyt and W. J, D'Aroy, wont to Portland Ibis afternoon, where they will play a matoti kuiiio with the Commercial bowlers. Peace relns at U'oodburn. Tim uewly-oleotwl olty counoil has Ikjod sworn In, and that oity Is now uov erned unilor the new oharler. Three saloon lleensea wore granted, as fol. lowsi H. U. Mills, KluiKer& iluek and Hd DiiPuU, and Mr. Mills has already owjiiod his placu. MARION COUNTY MATTKK. Outints RMordsd and Tratwaeted Ih the Vatious Oeuttt. VIUHU TOK HWtXJKD. J. N, Joni and wife t si. H. Cal lahan, n c d lafiuer In t 8 s. r. i wst IsXM. ioatk. in tin matter of thewstitte of Mar tin Itowlsy, the administrator. Hloh. ttrtl Ilouklay hn ttlt his Httal uo- oount, and b'aMnlay Mty laitt is tlxwl as the dttlo fi.r hwtrlnir the saii.e. The oounty eourt ndluurnwl May. AmoiiKat the buslntMs dune, an order wascutored on the reeurtU to the etfoet tint "ho bin for suprgiss fur n kltwl or labor psrformod for Marlon county will bd audlttatl ami ordered pnld Ujr this court unlc suelt bill has been authorized mid onlertMl, and said erdur entertKl of rtNHirtl by this uourl at it rjlar. Hdjournrd oroalloil term thereor, onwa sueli bills ntul ex. pendlltiw as are providod far by law, Prtvldd that ir an omerKttttoy exlts which deiiMnd lutttiffllato attention, therourt ttr the nearest mciubor of sakl court Mta autlmrls an oxpeiidlluie Mt exeeed- The Djyid M. Hull farm, mur Woodbnrn.wtsUltii! tll aar.s, ai (old at ttt etmrt UouMt today by Mr KUley MUalioJl. rotet txlnjj bid Id by Thin. l. LtvlOi. m Oejvals, !for Co, (TUESDAY'S CONVENTION ; Salem Preparing to Give the Fruit r Growers an Interesting Time. Committees Named and a Most Interest Ins Program Hit Been Arranged, President II. U. Miller and the atate Hoard of Horticulture und Pro fenors Lake and Cordinxly of the SLatfl Agricultural colloic will be on the proitraut of the fruit grower's con tentloo at Salem Tuesday. A mcetloK of local workers was hold Friday erenlnK and Saturday morntnt; to take steps to hcreac the attand ance and add to the interest of the oc cnslon. A coosulatlon was had today with those Interested In the frt'lt la. duslrr, such as manufacturers of cur ing niachlnftry, operators of commer cial driers, dealers In machinery and supplies, nurserymen, commission men, and owners of large orchards, all bclnjt appealed to help make the con venllon a success. A Keneral rcccDtlon committee to meet and Krcet fruit growers, edu cators and visitors attending the convention was named ns follews: Hon. John Minto. secretary of the State Hoard of Horticulture; Lloyd Reynolds, District member of State Hoard and President of the Marlon County seciety: Dr. J. Reynolds, J. M. Wallace. C. L. Dalley and J. II. Albert, large owners of orchard prop erty; J. H. Falrbunk, ex-presldcnt for Marlon County nnd Mrs. II. E. Waods secretary, Following special committees were named: On (lowers and recitatiens: Mrs. 0. S. England, Mrs. A. McGlll, Mrs. Z. M. Paryln, Mrs. J, It. Fairbanks, Mrs. Dr. Monc, Miss Mae Holse. Mls Nollle Connor, Mrs, Dr. Mott. This committee are requested to meet at hotel Willamette, Monday at 4 o'clock to mako arrangement. On music: Mr. Scoblo, J. It. Pur Tin, Mrs. II. II. Loabo, Dr. II. C h'ppley, H.S.OIIc. Advtrtlslng; Ollyer Jory, C. H. Irvine, J. It. Falrbank, E. Ilofor, A. 1. Wagner. The program for the conycnllou oannot be completed until Monday afternoon hcn all the committees are requested to meet at Hotel Wil lamette and report to complete the programs, LctSuIciu give the fruit u rowers it hearty welcome. The fruit Industry forms so largo a block of tho monoy ciops that the Salem meeting at the fruit center of tho Wlllametto volley should ho u largo one. Those Interested In this Industry that employs o inuuh Inbor und puts so muehuiouey In-olrculatlon should work fur Its success and con tribute to the uecowy expenses of entertaining so largo a convention, Tho nonrotary itnnouuces un Inter eitlug program at the court huutio In tho evening, at which there are promlesd stereoptluou exhibitions on Horticultural science from the Pro fessors at Corvallls, Do (not miss the forenoon or afternoon or evening pro grams. April 1 1 Lit Is the date of it musical event at Salem, tho world renouiied Oodowsky playing that evening. Still there Is to bo u fruit growers prugrum at the court house that evening. So Important Is this Industry to the prosperity of Wostorn Oregon that ttiere will bo a large uudience at tho Court Imiu-hj. A Hot Chase. A hut chase took place yesterday afUrnoon when W.J. R. Smith cap tured the tho tlilsf who stoU his hike. The man gave the name of Win Cody and Is a stranger In lhoo parts. The wheel wus Just outside Mr. Smith's blacksmith shop opposite Lite Partthurst ImptsHient store. Mr, Smith Immtidlalely upon mlwtlug his wheel mounted another one havlug had a elue. The thlttf was ovortukon about 7 mil out north of Suleui and oomptflltid to rsturn to Salem where he was turned over to the authorities. Mr. Smith says It was a warm chase and humrama Mime uurssfui his ride today. Mr. Cody hid the wheel In the brush somewhere ami It has not yet boon found, llwugh the odlcers are quite certain lie stole the wheel as he was seen with the wheel not far from where he was overtaken by Smith. A doserlptlou of the matt and wheel was taken by ititu ottly a short ills tauoe from whore he was &.pturud, the genlltman Utklug the dUr1pUott guealHg Uiat It was a stolen wIimI by Money Savers Men's MKtmloss hoayy hx .. (e Mutt's MKimltss fast black wx . . . ICSj Chlldsblb ovorulkt t UttAUtyplns lo Buxw uikHirtotl hair plws it IKith bnuho he dig cokes tar soap lo Our bargain tables that ruitg fiotu I to 10 conli ure titlutl with, good things ICH ptty yi to NmV thorn or lust Opened A big lltw uf uur iiHttltg valurs in hoeo u.r ludls' sud ettiMiM- Tke lw j ml 13 wnt rtboMl fast wa Itftttfan iMtiortlMii we'cevr shown, tutrt a Vurv dkulile k-ua tr Wv la .un gMKl rlWxHl twk tor 17c Yott wut m tim i RAKfc.n PttHIKU, the aotlons of tho man. His bearing Is eet for Monday. Mr. Smith is a wheel out nut uaa strong hopes of finding It. for thinks that he has the right man. FIRE ALARM Department Called Out to Extinguish a Blaze in a Business Block. A small tire occurred this morning about 10 o'clock at Neckertuan & Rogers place, at the corner of State and High streets, A spark evidently caught In tne moss on the roof of the building, and quite a little blaze had stated when it was discovered. A volunteer bucket brigade bad the con lluueratlon under control when the fire ccpartment arrived and finished the job. A small hole was burned In the roof, awl the Fat Hoys Dluse their damgos aot to exceed twu tbonsasd dollars. In con sideration of getting tnelr floor wabed, however, they will probably not Insist on the high II g ure. Date McFaddon nurses a lame shoulder cauod by falling off a ludder a dis tance of less than 100 feet- The damaged building Is owned by Mrs. Tom Hubbard. Train Time, A new time card on the Southern Pacltlc goos Into effect at C p. ni. Sun day, April". Following are changes neted: Roscbuig local arrives as bo fore at 160 p. m. going north and at 10:65 a. til. going south, The Oregon express (overland) arrives at 5.25 a. m. going north and 9:45 p. m. going south. The trains stop as they did before at neary all stations and sid ings. The overland will not stop at Fair Groundsor Tile Works. Correction. The notice of Washington's Fure well address published on page two should follow tho second paragraph on that page, as the book Is published by Small, Maynurd Si Co., Hoston, to w.iom we are Indebted for a copy. One Dollar Dozen. For best onauio) cabinet photos bust or any position for u few days. Hrlng tho children, The Plckerlll Co. -03t 1ck Ckbam and Ice Croum Soda at P. O. Cundy Store. 4 7 2t GODOWSKY'S program. Wn Invite tho special attention of pianists and piano students to the Intensely tutoring program which Mr. fiodowsky will render nt the First M. I'. Church next Tuesday evening. Every number Is a gem. Carnival Schumann Avo Maria Schubcrt-Lltzt islugfrled and the Rhine Daughter front the Ootierdummcrung, Wagner Variation o.i a Thome by Pugn- nlnl Hrahms Two Studios ItorcotiMj -,.,.. Chopin Scherzo, C sharp minor ) Concert arrangement of Honxcl's Mudy, If I weru a Hlrd ...Oodowsky Vitlse ldyllo Oodowsky Hadlnage, (combining In one, two ('In pin studies. Op 10 No. ft, nnd Op 24 No. U ... Oodowsky Imitation to tho Dance WebrTaslng A mure brilliant, varlod olTectlvo program rould uot well bo arraugotl. Thonewho are familiar with piano literature will be anxious to hour every t.umher, especially when pluyed by Oodowsky on tho cvlourutod Knit bo full concert graml plaoo. The date Is Tuesday, April 11. Remomhor Th admission is il, Hox shoot now open. No extra chaige for resorvwl souls. Untiue. II r AaanuUld lrra tu lbt Jimruut. Ottawa, Ottt, April 8. -In the house of ihwihiohs today Sir Wilfred LuurUr said there was no truth In Ut report that a modus vhondl was titular ottslilrutloH between tho UoIUnI States utHl GrtMt Hrlvaln In ooflHoctaxi wlUt the Alaskan bound ary. At the Door All that's Uft of a o)mIw wit (tut torn f iot id fruit bowl, pImh!mj hwtvy glas 16c COMK QUICK. The Stearns Bevel Geared Chalnless Crttlvul ctot'iiMM who want to got HMuI llw llmitttest rtiNHlog oImIh Imm MuckiU t tiuivsH, ruu down auJ urn n spin this. , vheal that runs lw, wltlmut i a til or jar. that has positive adjustment ud HiuiitslgHUycoarosBBeoiloN.aud with ItUUld I1uu llml. lv nlm. ..... of - tit IMA tuait. I S75.00 Wlwol Ueiwrtment thlHg oj$o 9U. open evenings. BA2SJLAR M COMMlltiAL SI'RIST ' SUNDAY SERVICE3, FIRST CONOKEOATIONAL. Subject of mornlDg sermon, "What Would Jesus Do?" Sunday school at 12 m. Y. P. S. C. E at 6-30 a. w.,Mlss Oda Chapmsn, leader. Subject of the pasou's address at 7:30 p. m , "A Clt i.r, ..r iiaunn At the morning service the anthem will be "The Lord Is My Strength," ana .miss uopeianu will sing "Invocation" by Hatkln. Evening subject, "Now Is Christ uisfn." Solo bv Prof. Scoble, "Tho SoWlerof tueCro." CNITBD I1KRTIIRBN. Rev. H. B. William, pastor.Sunday school at 10 a. m . Hert SUtnton, pu perlntondont. Y. P. C. A at 0:30 p. m. Preaching by Mrs. Kyle at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. All are Inyltrd. 1'KBSUYTBniAK. On Church street, between Center r.A Pi,nn,nkaio f.hnrt nr1r!rn4 hv the pastor, followed by baptism of cull Hrnn. rtxvntlon ot members and the communion service. Sabbath school at 12 in. Y. P. S C. E. at ijkw p m At 70 D m.the ninth lecture on Hun yan's Pilgrim's Progress. A cordial invitation extenuea w an BVANOBL1CAL- Seventeenth nnd Choineketi street, N.Shupp, pastor. Prouchlng by the pastor at 11 a. m., subject, "Daniel s Deliverance." Rev. E. Maurer will preach in the evening, subject, "The Mountain Our Tower of Strength." Sunday school nt 10 a. m. Junior Y.P. A. at 3 p. tu. Y. P. A. at 0:30 p. m. w. c. T. u. Rev. John Warsburn, will preach at the W.C. T. U. on Sunday afternoon ul 4 o'clock. MKTHODIST BI'lSOOt'At.. John Parson, pastor. Services to morrcw at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m Subject of morning sermon, "'The Oregon Mission and the Work of God" und of the evening sermou "Ideals and Service " Sunday school at 12 tu. and Epwrrth League at 6:15 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening, uonior row Is wtr church anniversary dty, which explains the subject of the morning sermon, and fin the evening the pastor begins a series of sermons on ltollglous and Literary Themes. The choir will be conducted by Prof. Frunclsco Selcy. UAITISTOUL'UCH. RanoH McKlllnp, pajtor. Rev. II. H. Turner or Portland, will haye charge or Hie service-., his subjects ure: 'Tii. Potters Wheel" 10:30 a. m. 'Among t ho Pots" 7:.'W p. m Sun duy schoiil at 12 m. Young people's Meeting at 0.30. All thee scrylcos will be Evangelistic The meeting will bo continued through the week cuchtveulug at 7:30. KIHbT UNITED EVANORLICA. Rev. II. L. Pratt, pastor. There will tx: .services at this church tomor row both morning and evening. Top ic of merning: "The Christian Hope accounted for." Subject for evening: "(fltleon". Sunday Mliool at 12o'cl'ck. Christian Endeavor ut 0:30 p in. t.KSI.II' v.. K. At 10:30 u. in. n sermon by the pastor, Rev. T. F. Royul, commemor ntlng the life of Leonard H. Judson who departed this life February 8, 18U9. Sunday sshuol ut 3 p. in Preach ing nt 7:30 p, tn. Prayermccling Thursday 8 p. m. Epworth League Frlduy 8 p. m. VNITV CIlL'ltCII. Services ut 10:30 a. m. and 7.30 p. in. Rev. W. E. Copeland, Suuduy school at 12. Subject of morning "Man." Subject of evening lecture "Hut." CUU18T1AN BCIKN'CK. Services at 200. Lllerty street. 10:30 a. m. Lossun sermun, Subjects: The Doctrine of Atonement. Evening services 7:30 p. in, Wednosduy even ing meeting 7:30. I'llt.HTCIlimril Ol CHKInT. Solentlst Sorvlcas Lesson Sermon children's olussos 11:46 a. in. Subjait "The Dootrineor the Atonement." Wednosday evening meeting 7:.t0 Christian Science hall cornor Court and Liberty streots. List of tne Series. Lastguveulng the Silver Roll Circle, of Womou of Woodcraft, gave the last of tho series of entertainments, which consisted of a tine literary entertain ment und closed with one of their pleasant dances, known ns the hard times dunce and a hard time cuke walk. The cake was taken by Geo, Masou ana Mrs.jLoulslgnont and they had it hard time taking It, the com mittee had a lurd time awarding the prize. Most of the couples were dressed In littrd time uostumas for the occasion. Muslu was furulshod by Uaokonsto's urohoitni. The ladles cleared soinathing over 115 In this social. Memorial Service. At Leslie church, South Salem, commemorating the life of one of our honored pioneer ettiMns Luonsrd It. Judson, whoeume to Oregon In June 1830, having sailed from New York City. Ootobor 0, 1SS0, He hod lived teu miles South of Salem, for many years, and was ono our most success ful farmers, and an eminently useful oltlitn. Notice, Notlee Is htsreby given that I. Adkr has relgHd partnership ot llubttu stoiuaHd Alitor. Uaittai. Junk SHOf, Sal m. 3i-lw Salem Cycle AsMciatMii. There will boa regular wooUngo the Salaui Cyole AooJatton. MomIiv evening, April 10. at 8 o'clock, in the recorder's court room. A full atlem) anco Is desired. Path committee will reporu W. I. stalky, Se. New SsjulriK Siook. Men's and ohlkireo' crash suits at the New York Haikot, fto awn down, and a kae line or all kind of wool sulu for wan, boys a4 youths fur summer uw, call and get a suit at racket prices 7 34 ATILLAMETTE HOTEL. ARR1VAUJ. J. IL IlarUavni. A. V uil. i m i awayra, n. n. AbbotU W. H. undslnrr. 1. srD i p l- . fortlaudj J. . Monro am) wFte, Call ftirolat Aug. Kuah. Otwlnnatl, O. ". The oieaitM, and Ue hot toot t rl Uij lber Paelfe n. It Thomas, WaU A rt. l.Vgta.) m" FRIEDMAN'S NEW New Goods Arriving Fine Lines of Linen Towels, See display In south window. Also towellngat reduced rates. Fine Lines Table Cloth That will astonish you. 2ever 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 81, now 76c. We also haye cheaper and better gardes. Embroideries ??lce new lines, beautiful pat terns, from 1c a yard up, Also nllover embroideries and tuck ing In several varieties. We have opened ud new line of Oruandles; pretty patterns. We cannot say too much fnr them, and the prices are away down. Call and see them, you will be 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, Patton Brothers 98 State street. Everything the Amateur Needs -- - Photo Supplies, Cameras. Kodaks. Dark Room in Connection, Patton Brothers, 98 State street. A Thorough Inspection oiour urge assortment of delicious crackers, biscuits, wafers, rresh andl eaisp will convince the mot eiartim. that we have the choicest und best as - sortmentuf theo dainty fcodi to se- .v uiiiu, ixiui m P4CKageand loose. u will find at all times the tinest fotnls at the lowest prices at THE GROCEK 124 State at Telepho.to 51 ffr S. C, STONE, M. D. topfWtoror Stone's Drug Stores tULXU. ORBUOK. TWjao,. a. L Hasbi aN i, a X tad as to.iiMa.Ml Hvmi 4 w eM4te " t4ra aad -rtaloiM anicW ltmtj Uru, UK- STO K aKairr.tMnw- ,u ,h OmuI atMlwinaajid mam uk.. -v. . , , ww aware ikf l,i'Mta- aa0i or Mwxttwioa. Capital Jul Shop.1 - . i v . mu '"ran KlBJsk (fit rwUI, botUfts, rope, sacks, rags. 5M to, a-e. m CorKT STREW V Glteusaeall. 3 ia in? j WvcrxsisPJSTElN. ft SONNEMANN !iiniiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii!iiiij bargains 1 IN 1 DRY GOODS I AND I CLOTHING. 1 iuiijiijuimiiijiiuwiiwiiiiiiiii State Streets, Closing Out Sale On order of a telegram the Nonpariel Millinery will close out the entire stock. Call early for choice bargains. A bonafide salel iNONP ARIEL, :nnnnnnnnnmTnnnnnnnrnmTmmTnnnffTmTmrfniiiiHinuniinnnnnTg 9i amveo k fc J,j U The Latest NOVELTIES For Ladies. S. W. THOMPSON 5 Co.. 221 Commercial Stn-Pt buimuuiiiiuuimuiiiiiiii aimiiuuiiiiiiimmiiiummuiiuiiiiimiiiinmiiiiiiil (TTTYXAYTs P DR. H. C. EPLEY. I PHONE ur Specialty! GOOD WORK at REASONABLE PRICES. K U Salem Cental Bbarlore. Bridge Work, 55 per tooth, and up. , A P J ovbr rosTOPPioE. y x t x-r , R00tUS 27 and 2G' P,,ooe J3- ?! LOOK BEFOREYOU LEAP RflGKETI Daily. New OutingFlannels New L.awns, new awiss piain and dotted, Chiffons In all colors and widths. Infants' Hoods Iu mull, lawn, plain and em broidered. Sun-hats and Sun bonnets, wc have them front 10c up. Do not fall to see our large line of Crush hats. Our Boys Clothing Is going fast. No wonder! They arc the best goods for tho money ever brought tu Sa lem. If you require anything in the Dry Goods or Clothing line bo suro to call and save money at Racket Salem. Orc 317 Commercial St. Sash Belts, Nethersole Bracelets, Skirt Pin Sets, Neck Clasps, Sash Pins, And many other Sprlnsr Novoltlea at the very lowost prices for high mi uuu icuuua. DR. H. H. OLINGER. 2813, THIS WEEK ONLY, 100 BOX FILES, 18c. EACH. U5ARBORN.S BOOK STORE. a i M Cottmsreial St., faaUui, Or