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Three weights:
L.TfirHt airlo.'
Medium--Boys or
i Girls.
Heavy Boys.
Gats
Mrs. Geo. B. Dowoloir left this
morning on tho Eimoro. 8ho will
visit n few diysnt Newbcrjf, Dayton
and Portland, where Mr. Downing
will loin her about tho 12th of May
for a trip to Alaska, where Mrs.
Downing will visit Mr. and Mrs. 0. B.
Schlbrcde, while Mr, kDownln will uo
Into tho Intorlor of Alaska, ;to the
Atlln void llclds
Ladies:
) Medium
All Slzou.
No better Hose in
THE WORLD.
HOLVERSON'S
Beginning April 3, store will close at 0 p. in.
OA8I1
STOilB
CASH
STOKE
WA'VAVATATAVAVATArATATA
3
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The Silk Store,
aVAVAVAVAT.VATAYAVAVAV
New Lace Curtains
Dainty pattcrnj;iii JPolnKdo
C'alal8,ltho very latest, curtain
nnreltles. Also now Noting,
hams at, 00c. $1.03, 8I.2T. and up,
Novelty Ginghams
In corded effects, Now patterns
well color; combinations, 2rc
tho yard.
Organdies, Swisses etc.,
White organdies at 10,25, 30, 10
and CO rents tho yard. Two
yard wldo orgnndles, 60, 00 and
M cents the yard,
Ladies' Neckwear
Ncwjstock and tic combinations
In oxqulsltc patterns of silk In
toak or puff styles, 91.00 each.
White Hats
In small sizes for Indies. All
tho rngc.
Waist Silks
The greatest line we have ever
shown,
Dress Goods
Hosts of new things In black
crepons, plain weave, plaids,
ttc.
J, J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
After a stay of several month? In
wuloni, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cook, of
Cottage Grove, went to Corvallls to,
day, where they will visit Mrs (took's
brother for a few days before ptoced
Intf to their home. Mr. Cook Is prln
clpul owner In one of tho beit uilnrs
In the Iiohcmla region,
Justices Wolvcrton, Ueau and
Mooro, Attorney General lilnckburn
and Clerk of the Court Murphy left
today to hold u term of tho supreme
court, ar Pendleton. The clerk Is
allowed a deputy for Eastern Oregon
but thought best to attend In person
this time.
AUCTIONEER'S LICENBE.
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2 Stores
M. E. FRASER,
265 and 267 Commercial St. '
THB LEADER,
S Stores
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UJlMS.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
WEATHER REPORT.
Do Your Eyes Palu You
Blllif. nmaH.autmur iraUr f If i dnn't
iltUr.ruuilii K'xxl optlouii. I rr
tyil Uf!llyr iMtit mul iio our). wLon
II Itn't text Uti. Mjr iHli 1 free. mJ u
w llltMt jrwirtljilii liiiiiiey mill fit It
Jl.lv1 V,,0.,,r,,'f,r.u",H",l' wllllT ymi
. limnixtUW rvllal.
Mr prlct lor fmv uru riUKHitliln. All
kllidiut r4lriliiHuim nhutl nolU.
0H-MINQJBS
, Bolontlflo Optician.
'20 Vcsra Kxptritoeet 290 Cemmcrflil SL
Grudmito OphthalmolngUt.
Today
rains,
and tomorrow occasional
Win. lliown, or Dallas was In the
olty on busliic'Hs.
Proildmg Kldor Wnttors went down
to Dayton this morning.
Mrs. Hen Crltchlow left lunl night
for her homo at Kan Jono.
I. II. Ncsinltli, drove ovor from
Hlckreall today on buslncis.
Mrs. I). It. N. lllackhurn loft today
to spend two weeks In Albany.
llov. K. 1). Ilornsuhuoh left for Or
egon City yla Htontiior this morning.
Mm. Thos. Mann, of Polk county,
wus In b'ulem yesterday vlttltlti
friends,
Can't Think!
No matter how hard 1 try, of u
better plant to buy my utile
unu uukiuuNt MUUuiiNry, blank
UMiks.tyixJwrlttir supnlltrt, ele.,
r than ut
Frank S, Dearborn's
5263 K ommercidl strecti
lie has h largo slook In every
lliio to choose from, and yon
never can Jwai them on price on
the down mIo ror he nhsujs
drops one bcluw the lonei.
D?.fPl9.ft !uwla Dr. UIIm'Ium
vuuk Aiiraiu. "iiutMiitmlwu."
O. Sullivan, suporlnlondoiit of tho
Oregon Eastern, went upon tho Hone
Iual evening.
Mrs, It. K. Moody, of I'ortlind, Is
visiting at tho home or Wx-aovernnr
.. I Moody.
John Carter, of Auiusvillo, spent
yiwioiiiay in Sulem, returning home
lu tho evening,
8. 1. Klmbiill, of this olty has boon
spending llni week at Dallas looking
uflor his orchard.
Huv. II. llornwliueh and wlfo
ojuiie In on the Hutu this nftoruoon
from Orogou Olty.
MIm Ctillsta Mimro returmid froir
nirtland last evonllng where she hay
been visiting Monde,
Mhw llortha IMrsttior loft this
morning for a short visit with frlnnds
ami rolntivo In Portland,
II. T. Cookorlluo, Mr. ami Mrs, C,
A. Hamilton, of Portland, ate regis
tered ut tho Willamette.
W, M. Oulfrlor and family rouohed
mum jiwKTUUy irOIll ailllliOKOtU tO
Ihwouio iMiruilnuiit rMhlonu.
OoorgoCrablrwi, of Wwt SUiyUiti
transtoiwl bunlnww in Murlon
ouutit'eapHalcUy ytwtenly.
T. P. Hurt, night engluvor at the
SuWiu brewery, twik tho tioat this
morning for Simon's Landing.
Mr. Dr. J. C. Sholtun, lKardod the
Rluiore, on her way tw.l'urtUnd for a
uurt visit witu friends and relatives
II. Shaw of Liberty, reports that
the prune orchards on the hills arc
white with bloorn and tho outlook If
that there will bo quite a crop. On
low ground tho trees have no blooms
to speak of around Liberty.
A. Cherry, n Salem carpenter, re
turned last ovcnltg frum Lewlston,
Idaho, where bo has been taking In
the boom, In search of work. Mr.
Cherry suys Salem Is good enough n
place for him,
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Ketchum drove
over to Eolu last evening to nttend
tho closing exercises of the Eolo
school which was taught by their
daughter.
MIhs Katie Smith of Hlllsboro who
has liccn stopping at tho Willamette
hotel whllo having her eyes treated,
returned to Albany on the Hoag last
ovcnlng.
Mrs. ii. i Klrkland, who has been
ylsltlng at the home of hor mother,
Mrs, J. .7, Richardson returned to
Portland today. Sho was accompan
ied by Hortlia Richardson.
E. C. Glltnerand Misses Jcsslo and
Lena llroyman and Margaret Cospcr,
went to Portland this morning to wit
ness "Robin Hood" by tho Hoston-laus.
oirs. .1. j, uairymplo mid two
daughters, Mrs. O. E. Kraujso and
Mrs. J. Albert, went to Portland this
afternoon lo attend thooperu.
W. II. Murphy of Oorvals, W. D
CollliifcofSiiyorj Perry Conn of Al
bany, nnd II. E. Schmidt of Monroe,
were kcou In Salem yosterday.
J. k. woauicrrord returned to his
home In Albany yesterday. Ho has
been retained by Jefferson cyclists to
contest tho lleenso tax law.
A. Vender, a substantial Polk
county farmer, and lustlco of the
peace for tho 2nd Justice's dlstrlst.
Is In tho city today.
Murphy tho cattlo buyer, of Wood
burn was In tho city looking up some
stock, and loft this afternoon for
Stayton.
Mr, and Mrs. E Ilofor. aro In Port-
land, tospord Sunday with friends,
as well as take In Cyranodo Ilergcrao
Mrs. Ida II, Vaughan, stenographer
for supremo court wont to Portland
this morning via steamer Elmore.
O. M. Palmer, who Inn been visiting
bis father and mother near Liberty
loft this morning for Spokane,
Mrs. Mary E. Hnlcomb. went down
on the Eimoro in Newhurg for a ylslt
witu hor daughter.
I-'red Water?, Salem's popular mu
sician, Is at Portland enjoying tho
opera season.
Miss Edna Price went to Portland
today to visit with Mrs. Florence
Ballard.
J. O. Wolf, hop morohant at Silver
ton, uumo In list night on tho over-laud,
Mrs, w. p. Williams Is lu Portland
to rcmuln ovor Sunday.
O. V, Allen, tho fruit evaporator, Is
In Portland.
Judge Boise Renders His Opinion in the
Mandamus Suit.
Judge lJolso appeared In tils chair
promply at 2 o'clock this afternoon
and rendered his decision In the case
ofGoode ya. Judah.
The court said the chief question In
the case Involved the validity of the
ordinance. Tho whole matter dn.
pended upon tho Judgment of tho ro-
order as to which ' ordinance was In
forco.That odlccr decided that the new
ordinance and not the old was In
force, and tho court sustained the de
cision of Judge Judah, The power
of the council to repeal and
ameod In ordinance Is supreme,
and as tho mayor und council
passed the ordinance In ques
tion at a properly called meetings In
accordance with thn rules of the
council, the ordinance was declared
valid.
Tho court stated; that tho only
remedy when acouucll passes bad or
dinances Is to elect abetter council.
Tho writ of mandamus was denied.
As this case has aroused considera
ble Interest, a short review thereof
will not be out of place,
Tho enactment of tho lleenso ordi
nance, which this decision had u
two-fold eject: Urst, to increase tho
revenues of the city, and second, or
perhaps the main object, ti protect
tho resident merchants of tho town
from tho unfair and demoralizing
competition or outsiders who were In
the habit of dumping Job lots of bank
rupt nnd fake goods upon this market,
paying no taxes nor nny adequate
license to tho city, It was not lalmcd
at Mr, Ooode's business, as ho Is an
old resident and business man here,
and Is propei ly one of tlmso whom tho
ordinance was Intended to protect.
Tho ordinance, as originally drawn,
Imposed a fee of $l!50 per year or 9150
for six months' license. It was read
the second tune at the rcgulur meet
ing of the council, on the evening of
Feb. 28th, and referred to tho com
mittee 'on licenses. After adjourn
ment a special meotlng was regularly
caned and convened later on tho
same evening. The ordlnanco was re
ported back by the chairman of tho
llscnso commlttco with tho recom
mendation that It nass with amend-
mcts reducing the fee to $200 per year
or 1100 for six months. These umeud
monts wero adopted and engrossed
on tho bill by tho recorder, and the
bill was passed at that meeting,
Tho next day, J. 1 Ocodo applied
for a license, but declined to pay the
now rato, Ho tendered $30 -to the re
corder for one year's llconse, but the
latter declined to Issuo It.
A .1 montiis' llcensnjliad boon Issued
to Friedman and Greenbaum, under
thoold ordinance, on February 17, and
later Fr'edmau and Hergor took out n
lleenso under tho now ordinance, pay
ing $100 ror 0 months; but Mr. Ooode
declined to dig up to that extent, and
petitioned tho circuit court ror a
mandamus to compel tho recorder to
Issue to him a license at tho old rate.
OTHER MTfc: OFFERED.
Choice Properties where Uncle Sam Can
Locate His P. O, Building.
Public Interest Is becoming active In
regard to locating tho now post odlce
building, nnd various private proper
ties are coming to light which would
make acceptable locations.
Among the sites reported to bo of
fered aro the following.
J. Q. Wilson, corner on Liberty and
Center.
J.C. Thompson and J.jW. Crawford,
cornrc on Commercial and. Center.
Mrs. C. S. Hlcly und Mrs. Maugle,
Savage, corner on Chcmckta and
High.
D. Jj Wagner, corner on Court on
Liberty also on Court and High.
Lucid & Hush, corner on Ferry and
Liberty.
It is suggested that the Cray corner
and the Odd Fellows corners facing
the court house will be offered.
Aside from these It Is thought by
many that the best and most uvalla
blc place, In Justice to till, Is west end
of Wilson avenue. It Is urged that
the city council should submit a bid
for this property.
One capitalist who has no property
to offer ndvocates Twefth street us a
central location (or the new post of
fice. Ex-muyor Gatch, who claims to
have thoroughly Investigated the
title to Wilson avenuo ut tho time
tho city hall was located, with a view
to placing that structure upon It In
stead of purchasing un expensive lot,
says the avenuo Is not available for
tho purpose or any public building
whatever, owing to tho condition of
Its title.
Others maintain that the title Is
available, und suy that there can cer
tainly no harm como to tho city In
offering the site. Undo Sam's agent
will be tho sole Judge of title lu tho
matter.
Mayor Ulsliop considers It his duty
In tho premises to simply represent
the city1 In the; tunttcr of locating
too now building und Is prepared to
do whatever the peoplo und tho best
Interests or tho town demand.
Announcement
Extraordinary1
The ladies of St. Paul's Episcopal church
To have supreme control of Friedman s New Racket Store on
Thursday, Friday and SafdrdaY, April 27, 28 and 29.
It will be neither a vestry meeting
nor an entertainment but a purely
business affair In the promulgation
or which the public will be duly benefitted.
The Little Church
Around the Corner
Desires to ralso some needed fundi
with which to meet Its current ex
penses, and
Friedman
Foots tne Bills!
He pays the freight, the rent, and
ror this advertisement. In ruct he
turns the store over to tho ladles, and
they do tho rest. He allows them a
liberal commission on all they sell,
and himself nnd his regular force will
simply net as assistants to the ladles
In charge. The following well-known
ladles will be In attendance, viz:
Mrs. W. B. Magnun, Mrs. R. L.
It. Colvln, Mrs. Squire Farrar
Mrs. I'Vcd Stcusloff, Mrs. C.
Whale, Mrs. Jos. A. Sell wood, Miss
Lottie Ilellcnbrand, Miss Mar
garet Ilodgkln, Miss Elizabeth Owen,
Miss Ethel Sellwood, Miss Honnlc
Unns und others.
The ladles will run the whole estab
lishment, und Mr. Friedman will sim
ply sit round and look prettv.
It being well known that Fried
man's New Racket Store sells goods
at prices that cannot bo undersold,
the publlo generally, and especially
thorrlendsor tho Episcopal church,
will aid a good causa lu making their
purchases or drygoods and novelties
on one or the dates named above.
The prices will not be rulsod during
till j special church sale, and all cus
tomers will bo warmly welcomed, and
treated with the courtesy so charac
teristic or the fair (ex.
6ake Sale and Hsu Pond!
Till! RUPRIEVliU MAN.
On Saturday, the 20th, delicacies for
your Sunday dinner for sale from
eany morn to late at night. Home
made cukes by some of the best cooks
In tho city. Como early and secure
first choice. Fish pond for little folks
In the evening. Other novelties will
be Introduced. Watch the show win.
(lows and patronle the ladle. First-
class goods at bed rock prices. Re
member'tho dates.
The public vlll please bear in mind
that articles purchased during theso
three days special sales cannot bo
returned or exchanged.
The public will by this salo be able
to purchase their Dry Goods ,ind Nov
elties at prices to suit the times, and
at the same time aid the ladles In
their deserving work.
Mr, Friedman earnestly roauests
his friends to favor the ludlos with
the same generous patronage hoitsto
roro accorded to hint, nnd ho hopes to
see tho friends of tho church turn out
en mnsso and thus contribute a gen
erous nmount to the support of the
organization.
Will
UICYCLK TAX SUIT.
Tims for Collection of ths Licenio
tie Extended to May 15,
Sheriff Durbln has decided to go
beroto tho county court next Wodncs
day and sk tor a brlof extension of
time to solleot tho rost of tho bicycle
tuxej. Ho will usk until Mv is
It U reported that cltlzons of Jeffor
wti who ure dissatisfied with appor
tionment of tho tax, have raised
funds and employed counsel to tost the
validity of tho law. His claimed at
tho court house that the apportion
ment of one sovonth or the total tax
In tho county will bo more than Jor
ferson's share. As yot not many Jef
fersou cyclists have paid the tax.
It. II, Fleming tho stove man,
Portland.
U In
Union Meeting.
At the First M. K. church Sunday
night I)r. Koohne begins a sorlos of
six Nuuirnne lectures. Suboel:
"Preparation of tho World for the
Christian Religion.'
Hlg out lu prices at tho
phoU) studio. Call und sue.
Cronlse
OORN,
K9.UJF1V A1,, "Motlio wire or J.
I. Forosuof North Salem, u son.
Another Law,
Hy an act or the lust legMullvo as
Homhly or the state or Orouon. nn.
proved February 17. It Is provided
that tho sheriffs shull tcollect corlaln
reos "and pay the sumo ovor to the
several county treasurers, otc " There
Is uo provision that the moiioy ahull
go Into tho county treasury nor any
Indication or tho Intention or the
legislature In regard to Jwhat should
00 untie with tho money. Tho titlo
mine net rooltos that tho objector
It Is to require sheriffs to oolloe t cor
tnln row and pay tho same Into the
county treasury. Whether tho title
or tho not will give tho treasurers au
thurlty to turn tho money Into the
general fund Is a miostlnn.
Whose Death .Sentence Was Commuted
By Oeer Arrives at lite Hen.
Sheriff Stevens, of Douglas county
brought down the man whose sentence
of death was commuted by Governor
Oeer.
Olbcrman Is u man of about 170
pounds weight when In Ml llosh, but
14 mouths conllnement bus reduced
him very much. They took breakrast
ut hotel Salem und tho sheriff wus or
thp opinion thut Olbcrman should
have hung.
Stevens wn very cniplmlc In con
demnation or the reprieve by Gov.
Gucr. Ho said but ror his personal
pledge that Justice would be dealt out
to Olbormun he would have beeu
hung by tho ueoplo or Myrtle creek
whon thocrlmo wus committed.
Stovens says out or numerous mur-
ucrs in uougius county not ono bus
Btrc'-ched ropo so tar and tho people
up there aro not ut nil pleased that
Ulbcrmnii wns lot off.
Sheriff Withers, of Eugene, went
up to Roseburg to t.ee Olbormun hung,
butofcourso was disappointed. It
seems to bo conceded thut Urunton
will hang on May 12 und thut thero
will bo no Interference in the Lane
county case.
Olbcrman was received ut tho pon,
given No. 4,105, ami stiavod and pho
tographed, He was quiet and t-olf-complucent.
Three convicts wero
aisciiargol today, k() there Is plenty
or room for him.
MARION COUNTY NEWS.
FRIEDMAN'S
& RflfiKETI
Cor, Commercial and State Streets, Salem, Ore,
Paftoo Brothers
98 State street.
Everything the Amateur Needs
Photo Supplies,
Cameras
Kodal
is,
Dark Room in Connect
ion,
Patton Brothers.
98 State street.
A finoplutlnuld for only 2,0 fclMlv,wunauiituf the N
ItUirOoall ml see It ut in . Cron'be ' ll,ro tno "lt M. U
Stuulo.
Kirat Presbyterian.
The imiul Sunday morning wrvlee
md Sabbath School. No evenlm? Kr.
NuaaroiiQ loo-
Church by
4 87 tf t)r. Koohne.
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING.
Creates a demand for now Curuliu und Dratwrle. Ojratmir ..f u.a.
ncicr mure couinieie. urn i Kw m. lhi iil rVHunrir v.- ...:.:
s a - .... --.-..-- vw w t lu a im iin vm ma IB
riood
rscj CHiiium. new Art in mt. xw m bruinm ku,u'(i.,..-i-.' .' ei..i !-...
MitiAMBQWH Will be Mild at our " umi.l . .i nrX ruX"' ,"l ' OICCI UUCKieS
MiTuJ In .h.iu II..... 1. .,. ...i .:........':." .T." """'. " "WUIH uu
ir"'r" ' " niwtH . jvu ui riiu limit) guru liiml vim it III III.-.. III.. . .,..!.
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New Things Down at
Winn's Bazaar
UALMiHT 1MUINS TOO.
Nleo Turkish wash rags ... s..
Pine Turkish towel. 2 for
Painty bows for ladlos' So
New embroidery headings.. .. lOo Un
Vulittco ...r.l&iilwwnup
Uu) Mainls rlbUni nm, , 100
Roy' mur heavy rlbbwl follows,
tlllUblu k'lino. siiliimll.l m.v.,1. 1..
Men'aexQolleiiitau mx . ..'..!!. 100
MeuMjrllu peroalrt blilrti fcv,
MOtl H tillll lliiflmiiu. .iliU,.. ... .
1 wLiiii ;:.-:.:."" v.v"""
1 11 .. ""',u.KK'ores -i&nudMci
Uoy'.tenttU shoes
The Ladies' Tribune
bUuds by oommon consent tlieeas
la running whweU ew h. own , m
balm. Ihoro may b oubtlt 2
iwrson but we mV your oundld in"nei
tM.n and can prute 'our cla In tty
011 mis Hinu Tno nualliv uf thr
nint we'll ruy ( you'll ltni,t Uii
4 to bhow
lltM Klcun them.
DRESS SKIRTS.
miy r. they ure all new ntylce, nlwdy trlmtned. litve uood Lin.
rJiffi,fiiru,r "Jfll,-,V,J?Mr l,",a. ou M" "aVft ,,S, '"df, gur llluck
WMcHkiris for H ft) In tlm w.f. thin . .n.v.. in b-if :.?"
SCHwworor, -..-.MW.WU..WMW
foJc.ll!,r?trni,,,,!,pfl$,ttrbeUBd
Hlg hue beauty pln. fany hat nln
Gyrano chain., etc. etc atlew Rio
you pay iuot placet.
.. . .-...-.' " j- inn
.liniHriHi 4.i.i ....! . .
CUmouudjkH) the piirta. Tl0 olmlii
gunrd Unf uiuui iMMln elr arouiid
the et.aln ami sprocket. If ,,? ,.
Ilko uieui we furnish a wood aced
guard Wheel Is blaak nil ovT' '?.?"
id uiuinU --.v., muiuc,
rlm,aud irunrdi.
n'wrtdle.bar.proolor
540 Installment.
538 Cash.
fur-
Uuslness Ueing Transacted at the Uouit
House,
ShorllT Durbln made sevornl iuhw on
executions at tho court house today.
At ono o'clock 1740 bicycle receipts
had boon issuod nnd theshorlir'solllee
was nearly full of bloyollsts oagor to
contribute toward the building of b.
cyolo paths.
UKHU8, OTC, KII.KD.
V, Durbln, Sliorltr, UiAdaSiromr.
SherllT's dood to blk 24, in Ooo. II.
Jonos' Nob Hill pint add to Salem.
l II. Marley and wlfo by 11. K.
Noble, an attorney In fact, to Goorke
W. and Kpoliol J. Taylor 7 aoras t 7
s r I e. II.
1'HOll.VTK.
John Hughes, udmlnlsirnt..ir nri.
estato or Soth U. llttiumor, has tiled
a demurrer to tho petition of Jotr
or&on Myers, administrator or the
esUite or A.D HlMin,deeoahol,ln which
ho represented that the llauimoros.
state was Indebted to the KMon
heirs to the amount or approximately
W.500. J
Hov. W.A. Duly has been anmiintnd
guardian or John Ilnxat.. an insim..
jwrson, and ha tiled his bund rorJIOOd
with A. Huokumtlen, K Kakurlln uml
Maurice Kllqger us suretlaei.
Wm. 1 Miller potltlons the eounly
oourt t be appointed guardian of the
estato or JamiM II. MllUr, an Ihmiiio
perMii.amt Tuesday, May II, is i fur
hoiirlng the same.
OIKUUIT COURT
lntlieoae of Marlon county y-s
Williams .t Kuitlaiid UunkiiK. r.
Judge Ho is has rendered a desltfl
luravorortlieoomily. The rwdlver
nan nccepieu tills dooUion
pnmipuy paid the taxes in
LITTLE SPECIAL OFFER
Closing Out Sale.
On order of a telegram the Nonpariel Millinery
rn ;,: 1 e .ut th? Pnt,re stock- Call early for
choice bargains. A bonafide sale I
NONPARIEL, 317 Commercial st.
jraara vvt vunnnutwnnTxajQ'
L)r. M. C. EPLEY.
PHONE 2813,
Dr. H. II. OLINGER.
Foit Onk Wkrk OnlvYiiu will
reniombor that wo glvo tickets
urili3i eem-eocl.) wit h 0l ?
piom; I?a'' n,,kl I'nttdors,
Huvorlng Kxtrncis, otc. and wo
W . tfh? ,n,nlHer ticket oxlra
.uake0" m" f 0Ur ovs"
DIAMOND BAKING POWDER
to any purchaser who w llbmeiitlon
s-oelng thlsadvortUemont.
We guarantee It to be absolutelv
pure and goed: or eNo money back
,7 ,Uc:,"o!,nd lw "onvlnccd an,l
wive 15 to 2o centH on a pound can
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Tclephono Rod 2001.
bit Del Ivory.
a
t
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GOOD WORK at
REASONABLE PRICES.
i
t
alein
Cental parlors.
Bridffe Work, S5 per tooth, and up. .,
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OVEK POSTOPPIOE. V
VT itav JT19 21 nnd -0' P"no 2813. r
F.mtRbeftmdersrol!lS vei;y-thln ReEMBER, w will
get prices Cme ,n and see what we have and
271 Cotumerclul St., Salem, Or."
Jacob Vogt
M STATU STRHHT.
r, r;...tt,..r.uH f Lad1
-... ,.,w Milling aim
SUMMER
SHOES,
will bo pleased
lA cllAM Maft.
lck aurt ,... . """ "4ru.0 our
. " arv
wy purcnuKu
jaiiRiHPimn m
Prices the larte.st.
WsLJowub. OC O.UIVllPANY. !
HALKX, OBMO.V, ' RAOWil' PRIU,
TSZjZSf.Votilm,,
WIQGIK-3 BAZAAR
asd
quastloB.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Geo W. Dvchn. Itait.ui. r l. f...
Cisco U. W. llannwmaB, IVirUand
Joo. U. Slater, San Pnmeueu: P n
P,
The real Oirbon's are the m.r -v
WMhe picture made, hii wi S hut
that umn ,oople kwlv T Xlrt5
It- CroRlse Photo
ant
A New Tack.
I Capital Junk ShopTI
OheusacalU VU1SIU ESFZ
s
4?f JWm1
aw&: r'JJvS9
.VV.S- trU.On'rS
BOCK BEER.
TheCapital Brewery's famous
cJUBENSTEIN. & ,,So" will be on draught in all
Salem Saloons on and after
April 25ft.
iry " ana be happy, It's the
best ever turned out.
KLINGER d BECK.
when they
Studio,
lQai?;inJy Breakfast Foods.
fSifV' ".!?-( cereals luoei accent.
te durln,; tho sprlnu
tuonths, when meats
W to the paittto
umi aummur
PruHelscti
m rt5MMKRtlAl, 8ERTI
vflxjiwrana wue. ban
l IIn..it....HJ .... t-
1 ri lT"fX auu ""i "rivi, Qllf:
MwilaD. WKi J.O. Vir, sjhertea
Joho P. lre, SatUe, Wit W
A L'rade ha " . hW be avoiri7rt7,a. 7. .,.'.'. ,;" m.e.a.w
--" WWII LUL IUI ' 'Mrl. ' fl 1.. --" -lltll U IHIUttllllA
totta. South-,:! Booriai.. 'iJ?P"n8.and ver-
street for a nw gir
'ai gkj
will b Hd i ia.7". ""
k--." .T.. "un,it ,rartt t
Tjje jSnrXTSS at
Souihm nourishing nnr '',". ?n very
vraet. Tfc. Mw fS. rorcklbim. , "f."u. ,. . weal
' iiiniiK 1 .-.- 1 n 1 iniL'D t m .
., -. .... w.ant something bwirtuV.:. " uu
oirdellQiousbanior baoeo. r,ece
oonnemanN,
the
Ston
s. C, STONE, m a
Proprletorjir
e's Drua: Stores
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