Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, May 01, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textfr'ffryrr'" ' ' T V aa IWr r4-a HE c 3ei aw xj xke aa Back Gats! llHREBWEiGHTS; k3&9Egflfi) 1HM ed I urn t Boys or JH99tKf3i2s better Eft. HTHE WORLD. MET, " H liOASH HOLVERSON'S MTtBcglnnlng April 3, store 'will close at VU.m.I. ATATATjnkTaVV CkNew.Lace Curtains Daltity pattcrnoj'ln ;i'olntdo CalalB,thc very latest- curtain novelties. Also new Noting, hams at 00c. $1.03, I,2T, and up, Novelty Ginghams zv W-.' In corded effects, New patterns swell color $ combinations, l!ic 51 $m tho yard. IW, 4?brgandies, Swisses etc., White organdies at 15, 25, W), 40 and 60 ccnti tho ynrd. Two yard wldo organdies, 60, 05 and ttccuti the yard. J. J. DALRYMPLE k CO. The Silk ATAATATAT.VATAYAVAVAVJMCr t, Ti GOINGOUR jr'lee t Mnou whoaro fornrPat lil bargains I ueiorn, auvernacti ui sail oiu unit now wllttll rlMrfiltoiit w Abtolutaly.no the nest slxirilaya, wo iiiuun la a littr UiicifMti lliAin nut at. tha nrbwa wa itn . .a (.....,. . .11 1-1.. win Kuiria. iu mi urium nun new nun amour mi mimic, muavu law.unj It l: to my ail viit ioitillo.it, otnorwlm 1 wouldn't think oflt. Dry huds. l)rM ' Qoo.li, lining,,, riineU, hualarr, imi.llii and knit iwderwiwr, ribbon. Mndkcrolilels.glovca. Jawalrr. aeo,.Kiekct bmki Stamped llimin "W. cm liroldory, silks, ililuawal", glaaawar ami 'avoryeulnglln.llie uotlou. M. E. FRASER, 265 and 267 Commercial St. ' THB LEADER. mua fv OILING UP it: & Will noon boirln on rentiers anil lmowcrs. itud did von uvur stm to think gthaf yqur wittoh ihhhIh tiltmnliiK mid till. Bpigivcry fuw years. Iy wntehrumlr nlofiurtmijut Is thu beet miuIiiih.I In thu jUj. find I do only ilrnt-ilM4 work, w Jonil wour out your wutoli or Hock wliun wo aloiui uittuhiMi mill ru BT'Iaco ii iiiuIii Hjirlng for a: 75 CENTS jhaiul warrant tho work. Jowelry aroimlrM and mado tourdur at itnuillv fcasonnblu jirlcon. - Y T T T Y T - -w i 'i' i t i t i I'M i i !: k9ai A J-" A. J.AA-. A-W ..Jowolor nncl Wntolimnkor. YciM Kxp trituf c, 29C Coamtrtial SL oo tl Sd iuiliticut In vrlcus at tho Groulio IpTioUSlsiudlo. Cull and boo. -M.7-U Itxcutslon Tomorrow. wnmu.r ltuth will lnvo for Albany tomorrow nttornooit at SI o'ulook with 1', mxoiukIoii. . , .,i t i hi L Klii'tKTIiInkl matter how hard 1 try, ot a better place to buy my orilco HIIU uuniuuna omiiuunir, uiaua uvftks. typewriter suppiief, etc, than at Erank S Dearborn's iiCemmerclal street, 4 " . . do litis a lnrk'0 stock in every tli.M In 1'lnwutA fnim. anrl villi s." : ";-... ,".." "1. rr itiovercan ucnii tiictu un ita u 'the down cala for lie always Irojv onu imiuw trio lowott. KalBM MorU-.tie or ouluBkln Pr. MIIm'IUoI w?Cet AH rain. uuocuVftw)." IfKLaV? SPRING HOUSE te a demand for now Curtain, pimmimmmmwmmmmmV i BBBmBBBaV' Iffy ItSiii &..., muniwiiiiniAK. lv.nd Aiy8clirlw. New Art Denims, Nowsllkotlnes, New Uce Curtains. All iSSTBOOds vvlll basold at our usual clo cash prices,, o would he riLi .- a - . . . . a - wow mem loyouaou nroquuoauio nivi ww" DRESS SKIRTS. i wr, they are all new tyle, nlcly uiuiiued. have aood Lloj HfiMM my iwn cnecer tuao you f?HiitTri for M.0O It the bwt gii.Life Bros. UpH fHatttwM aHilr Ladies: 25c, wsfU&E Slzos. Hose in CASH STORE 0 p. in. Ladies' Neckwear Ncwstock and tic combinations In exquisite patterns of silk In teak or puff style?, 61.00 each. White Hals In smalt sizes for lathes. All the. rage. Waist Silks The greatest lino we liavo ever shown. Dress Goods Hosts of now things In black ereponi, pluln nsavss, plaids, tc I Store. $20,000 r BTOCK OK I)V Moods and Mlllnrliy going ami going In call upon vr fa,!, fliir ail. IHin tin IXlur It In ill irollM. Wa titrnr VA aav ilijtl nllp atiutlr mill (lvlnpntt r lii Kj It. It lit Knntllno(Ir-Kerrtbltlu mint ko adtflmr hrbwu.. I In,.. a.w..Y.. .....!.k.iiiti.. in I. I ... . t.l . - . 'J.. 1 .-i. llti .it iUI Iii.IhuI 1. 2 Stores WI2ATHER RUI'OnT. Today r.ilns, und tomorMw occasional Cecil .MoCullooh wont down to l'ort laud tin tho Altomi for it weukH vlnlt with frluiids. Prof. Cumpbull, of Monmouth, drovo over homo from Halum hint nlht wluiro ho hml boun on busluumi, Mvruhunt 1'addook, BuuditytHl In Sulum, hint nlKht. of Monmouth, drlvhiK homu 1. 11. IlaiiHou wont to Orison this moruliiK via tltonu for u visit frlomU. City with II. Millorwns n pasHonnor for Ort'Kon City this mornliiK via Htonmor for a vlit with frlunds and rolntlvoM. Btoumur Huth cniiiu down nil docor- ntetl with uvtiri;reeuH untl bunting In honor of IKiwuy day. H. T, Ilarmrt and wlfo ruturiiisl from IndtK)iidimro whorothoySuudayiMwith friunds and relnttvos. M. H. VtKHliHKik,tlu GorvntlU banker, oumo down on thu ltuth to Balcin to day. Aruhlu Irvlno ruturuiHl on thu ltuth from Corvullis whom ho ihmiI Huuday. K. U. Ditvidnoii. tho rtstl uatuto rustler, toxl nt Kaltun tmlay. A. H. Iluddlusoii, Jos. MotJar, and Joint WIihI ol Jtffurou,woni in town to day. T. V. Boultw and 0o. Dimiok, ot Woodburu, wvro iu ths oity on btulnuna todtty. J. M. Watson and family luft on sttMtmsr ltuth for Portland, U)und fur Wnllu Walls to rwlde. Has Ikhiu visit ln Mrs. M. A. William of tlds oity. Mrs. Alleo Oil Ml for Kitlama, WudIi tovlall bur ruUUvos. llor tlaut;iitor Miss Italia Is ulrttttly thurv and will txu turn with hor mothur iu a abort time. K. C. llnwloy arrlvitl (rum Ohio ttntt tintay awl lias Intuit work on tho ear lino us iwdHr man. Mrs.'C. A. WllUy. who has Ikhui vlsltliig Mrs. W. M. llarrott, of falsm, rvdurntHl to Ort'Kon Oity ttnlay via lot. K. 11. Kit));, ot HuRuiio, who has Ikhiii bvrv vinillng his brutltor and frionds went down to Portland on bualnos. I'rotKt lhdeiudrov over to ImU HntUuco today cm butdiuww iHmmt with tht WiHHlmuu tf tho World. CLEANING. and Dratwrlet. Our atock of then Hwlss. Point D'Ksnriu isow wain .., ma & iiiiii tar iiita i iiu jijLid caa tiaTc uicm uv. uf iv tUlnor over ahown Iu balew lor the & Company. IAbt, UlUlUfl loto mohair today. Henry Edgar, blcycto man is Salem, drove over to Perrydalc yesterday for his wife, who lias been visiting at homu. H. Ottenhcimcr, the hop factor of Halem, drove over to Dallas this morn ing on business. Mary Kirk, of 8t. Paul, who lins been at the hospital nursing her flinter-ln-law, returned this morning to hor home, hor sister ImVing so far recovered from on oiwratloM for npendiuitis ut to 1m out of all danger. Mrs. E. Htovens, of Crowley, took tho Altomi this morning for Portland for a visit with relatives. Capt. and Mrs. J. Q. Harnos returned thin morning from a short visit at Inde pendence. Word is received that Mrs. T. Holver son, who is nt Battle Creek, Midi., Is somewhat improved in health. Mrs. C. Cornelius Pomcroy and mother, and little son, returned today from n trip to California. Architect Lazarus, who made the plans for tho now wing of the statu in sane asylum, and who Is architect of tho Portland government building, is in tho city for a few days. Ho is a young man of tho highest standing in the civil ser vice, and a olltlciil friend of Hon. Hoi Hirum. C. K. Moorcs, of the Oregon City land ofllce, Is in town today, Mrs. II. II, Holland returned from a visit tohcr sister at Oregon City. She sang by Invitation at tho First Congre gational church last night and tho au dience seemed to appreciate her efforts very much. II. J. Coleman of Stockton, Cab, is a guest of the Conner's at Hotel Willam ette for a few days. Registered at the Cettage: II. W. Westervelt, II, A. Clark, 0. A. Coojx'r, Portland; M. Smith, Oregon City; Asa G. Hill, E. A. I)yo, Logan, Has.; Mrs. A. A. Nlchol. Puyidlup. Mrs. W. A. Ctistek went to Portland on the early train. Jas. Townsend, tho Polk county law yer, went to'Portlaud this morning. A. Prencoot, thu saw mill man, and daughter, Mrs. Hello White, were pas sengers for Wlnlock Wn., this morning. Ex-Onv. Lord was it Portland passen ger this morning. J, II. Ulesy nud I. L. Patterson went to Portland this morning. ('. W. Darby has resigned his position as physical director for the Y. M. C. A. hnvhift completed bis term with tho association, Ho exacts to take up the work where ho left off iu thu fall. May Day, Mnreli weather in April and April went bur (or May Day I Hut this does not prevent the obwrviuieu of May Day. At thu kindergartens and primary schools May bankets of spring llimerH were iiniiiu nun pretmuieii io mtiu friends. Tho spring continue to In; cool ami back ward, us favorable as )mw slblu (or tho fruit, grass mid grain crops. Quaint Sayings, It Is Interesting and Instructive to read bright and well constructed ad yorllsomeuts. Messrs, U. I. Hood & Co., of Nursapurllhi fume, must huvo been at u great roast and lukon every thing homo with ihciu. They aro us ing u bright fcelecllou of quaint old sayings nud proverbs us tho started In series or clever advertisements, wherein tho proverbs uro neatly turned und pnraphraslic.1 to lit the subject matter. Tho public like this breezy advertising, us It reminds of nt her proverbs nud opens up discus sion. 4 Itlver News. Steamer Ititmoiia unloaded ItOO.OOO shiuglos at thu dnok hut evening. Itev. F. ll.Culvor laid evening uhlppvd his houmihold effects, via boat, to Port land, bound for l.ittlu Fall a, Wn. Tho City of Kuguno oamti iu last even ing loaded down light. Tho rivor rose several Inchon on ac count of thu recent ruins, and utands to day at H.4 and is still rhdug. SttHimer Altona took on tt largo loud of freight this morning (or tlowiwrivor points. StMimur lluth em down on time to day with u fair paMmiigur lint and freJght. Don't Tiust to Luck when you buy u ticket for your east urn trip, uuluuyouu over tuo ever iKinulur Northern Puoltlo 11. It. Wouruageuts for tho Northern Pa otlo btwiinxliip Co. Wo can sell you a ticket tu (long Kong.Khaughal, Kube, Vukntiama and Manila. Come and see us; .to euu huvo ou inonoy, To trains dally. 4 31 tit Thomas, Watt Oo. A Hue platinoid for ouly I2.&0 site 10i20uall and ho it at the Cmn.ko iituolo. 27 tf New Things Down at Wiggins Bazaar RACKET PRICKS TOO. Nice Turkuh wah rags ... .... 3c Flue Turkish towels tUWSto Dainty Ihjws for ladles' Sec New embroidery beading.. .. Ui up Val lace ISodoreoup I toy a' seauiles rlotu uohi iw Uoys' extra heavy ribbed fellow , double knee, splendid stock. . .Ho Men' excellent tuo ox loo Moo's stylish pcroale hlrU . ... &0o Men's tine neulObiee shtru OSo Welled working gloves 4&and 65o Roy's tenuis shoes 4Sc Steel Buckles Io all a'.te nud sbapc for belt, ami (or collars too. llltf line beauty plus, fauoy bat rdn, Cyrano chains, etc etc, nt lets Onu yt)U pay tuost phcej. TIQQIN'e lUCMtT PKItW, Win. Brown & Co. are baling a feawaWa9kaataaMaa THB MAOBRS CASE. . Most Vital Point in the Supreme Court's Keversal of Judge Burnett. In tho trial of Wm. Magers for the murder of Hay Sink in Polk county last March, the state Introduced Mr. Keelcr and his nephew and partner who test! fled that Magers and Sink left tho stable with the team at SEVEN THIRTY OR ,TER. They said tho electric lights were burning when tho team left, and dcfcnpo proved by the electric light of ficials that tho lights were turned on at live minutes last seven. l no state s witness John wparr swore he saw two men whom he took to be Magers and Sink driving u team, cor responding to the one that left the tia lorn stables ut 7:30 p. nt., at about FIF TEEN MINUTES AFTER SUNDOWN. Mr. HolmoH Introduced the almanac and asked Judge Huruett to declare to the Jury tho time tho sun set on the evening of the murder, the astronomical record showing that the sun set that day at SIX-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK. In other words Sparr swore bo saw tho men and the team at HALF-PAST SIX a mile and u hail from the bridge and two miles from tho stable where the STATE proved they left AN HOUR LATER This is why the reversal of Judge Hur nett s ruling by thu supreme court amounts almost to an acquittal of Magers. There is not ouly a flat con trudlction by the witnesses of tho state of their own theory of proof of the crimo, but there is a misNing link und want of corrolxiratlon on the part of the witnesses of tho statu without which conviction becomes imiHissible. SALEM SUNDAY NEWS. Continued From Hcrond Tage. riHST CIIIUHTIAN CHUItCH. A fair sized audience gathered (or was tho eleven o'clock sendees, which interesting througheut: Subject of discourse. Steadfastness, Foundation Text, 1 Cer: 16,68. In Introductory, the world's great need o( Btcadfastucps iu this ago mid generation. Tho proneness to drift with every wind ol doctrine to follow eyery new de vice. Investigation is not to bo precluded. Narrowness Is to bo avoided, but loyalty to principle and stability of purpose,-Is thu crying need of the day. Haslc thought, tho steadfastness of Clod, as shown In tho scriptures, where in history, law, promise and prophesy uttcHt the oneness ot his purpose, iu dealing with bis children. Linked to this the tlrmness ol the iiiturccoding Cliirst, as ho went through his ministry of humiliation, partaking of till temptation nud trial that he iiiMit be ublo tu succor his (ollowers iu everything. Tho sermon was most Impressive, ami at Its elosu a lady wits received by letter (mm the congregation at Independence. The evening cervices wore dlsensed so that nil might henr Dr. Koehne's lec ture. At 'I'.IU) p. m. at thu Junior CIitIh- tiuti Endeavor u very interesting time wits hud with tho little folk. Under tho itblti HUimrlntoneo of Mit-s Alice Pur riue, asslsHtcd by Mrs. J. J. Kviins.thoso children aro luting well trained in pract ical Christian work. Tho Y. P. S. C, E. at 0 :!U) p. m. was well attended. This Hoelety keep iu communication with our ho.VH ut Manila. An interesting let lei wan received by them, from Frank llauiia, lat week. Tho fore part of last week tho pastor and his wife vhltud Rev. and Mrs. Al vin Eiwiu, at MonuuHith, arriving homo on Thuroduy. Mrs Charles Watt and son, who have been on thu sick list, aro recovering nicely. There will 1m no pniyeriuiMtiug this week, on account of the lecture ut tho M. E. church. United Urethicn Church. "WltoHo hrtKiketh a hedge a serpent shall blto him," KeelusluMos 10:8, was Rev. P. 11. Williams' text In the morn ing of a powerful dlfoouri-v. Quarterly meeting next Saturday and Sunday, Rev. F. L. Clurk, presiding tfldur. Tho annual conference meets at Ore gon City, Wednesday, June U, HMiop llarkley, of Woodburn, presiding. T. II. Ilublnird ami family moved with their IioumiIwW effects to Iudo pendenco on tMiuor Pomona last evening. Im J. VtblKirt returned on lait night's overland from Vancouver, it. t, where he has Um on bunliuww. He re(orts opjHirtuuity for work ory Hir. MIhi W. M. Cux. one ol Cooullle city s IwJIou, and a printer by trade, went to Portland after a short visit with friends Iu the city. John Evans, Romeo tlauluy and bin Joiiim were three gruduates from the llruiks K'hool on Friday niul were pro- iwnted withdideimu by their toucher, W. R Rower. IU drvucta(MU Ur. atUr oT Ptjuta, The Ladies' Tribune Stands by onmtuun consent the eas iest running wheels ovor shown In Sjbuu. There may bo a doubling poron but wo ak your ouudld Inspect tHin and can prove our claim Every ;vrou who rides uno is an enthusiast ou this point The quality or the wheel oan't be boateu. at any price Thut we'll prove If vuu'll Invustfgate. Material and workmaoshlp count. l)uio aud ko tho parts. The chain ktuird Uof metal passing clour around the ohalu aud sprockets. If you don't like tuoul we rurnlsb a wood laced guard . Wheel Is blaok all ever, frame, rims, and guard. Any tire, saddle, bar, or oolor fur oUlanl. $-Q Installment. $38 Cash. BAZAAR 307 COMMKHWIAL STKKBT tfiiiMaiJarifiiainJiwiraMtei MARIOM COUNTY NEWS. Business Being Transacted at the Court House. Emma F. Ncwby, aged 18 years, was committed to the Insane aBylum from Marion counny. The patient has been and epileptic since infancy, nnd It is stated that she "has a tendency to be come Idiotic." Sheriff Durbin and Depttty Derby have have been busy today selling, or at tempting to sell n list of real estate for delinquent taxes. Frank Derby is a hot auctioneer, but his Kjrsuasive powers aro not bringing great results. Few piecos of property aro being bid in. The April feos of the county clerk and recorder amounted to 2f3.75 and $231.35, rosjK'Ctively. CIltCUIT COURT. On tho docket of Dept. No. 2, two more entries have been made: C. L. Weaver, vs. It. Q. Keene, ct al., foreclosure; decree for want of answer. K. A. Ford, vs. M. J. Egan, ct al., foreclosure; decree in favor of mortgages held by First National bunk of this city, and N. Goodman A Sons, of Gorvnis. Suit luis also been lxgun by Myra B. Nichols against W. A. Rutnmell to quiet titlo to (14 acres of land in t 7, s r 3 west. Ill Department No. 1 I lay dun und McNury, counsel for defendant, have filed an answer in the cane of S. II. Cat terlin vs. J. P. Weborg. OKKDS, KTC, KII.KI). Nora Milior and husband to Herman WIpjHjr, 00 acres of thu N E M of sec. 13 T 0 S R 3 west, $450. Ernest S. Taylor to W. II. Smith, 378.72 acres in T 8 S R 2 w. Also lots 3 and 4, blk 15, and lots 5, 0, 7 and 8, block 10, Henry Smith's ndil to Auiiih villo, V. Flora E. Herren to Thos. E. Herren, q. c. d. to lot 10, block 4, Brooklyn ndd to Salem, $30. , Jow-pluiH Thompson nnd wife to Eliz abeth McKay, executrix of the estate of Philip McKuy, deceased, 100.60 acres in t 8 s r 2 w, 15,000. John S. Myers nnd wife to O'Neill Hros., &. Cullighnu, laud iu t 0 s r 4 c, JliOO. I-ItOIIATK. W. F. Boothby, administrator of tho ostato of I'rlscollu Hawkins, decoased, has filed his final uccoun t, ited June 2, Is fixed as date for hearing same. Mrs. French Dead, ktst September Professor II. T. French of the State Agricultural college moved his family to Moscow, Idaho, aud took u similar po-dtiou in the in tltiition there. LnHt Friday Mrs. French died after short illness. Her re mains were taken to Corvullis todny for burial. Rev. Ktiutner, of tho First Congregational church wont up to con duct tho funonil. Mrs. Knntner tic ccou)Ktuicd lilm. They were warm friends, and Mrs. French wits woll Known in eaiom, Having viitcd nere ns Htute oilicors of tho Eastern Stnr lodge. She wits u lutly of culture and refine ment, bad a lovely home, social position, an Ideal family life and all but health. TOUAY'S MAKKBT. Portland Muy 1. -wheat ullo) 5000 1.; Walla Waila, 63 63,c. tflour Portland, 2,00; Superfine e2.16perbbl. Oats-Whlto 44l5c. Hay 8 ier ton. Hop -lSne; old crop tfc. Wool-Valley, 103I2c; Eastern Oregon, 8((l2t. Mlllstull Bran, t!7; shorts, 18. Poultry Chlckcns,mlxcd,W.0O(I.O0 turkeys, live, L'lQI.'Hc. Eggs Oregon, 14oi 16 pordoz. Hides Green, salted 00 lbs, 8&iJc. under 00 lbsJUrfaiisheep pelts,16S'J0c. Onions 75c(aJl per suck. Butter Best tluiry, HAul Ic; fancy oreuuiery, 60c per roll. Potatoes, $1,10 per cwt. Hogs Heavy. 81.72. Mutton Weathers 4c; Reef tlteers,W.60CfAt.76 (gW.00 dressed, fiadj. drossod, 74c cows, $2.50 SALEM MARKET. Wheat-48. Outs-39$40o. Hay Bated, ilioat, 7.00JS.00 Flour In wliolosale lots, 2.7 ro Uill 3.00. Mlllsttitr-bran $10.00 Hogs droned. 6e. Live ciittle 'JiOjOc. tJheep-Llve, $2,60013. Voul-7c. - Butter Dairy 121 creamery 20c. Wtxil Bost.l6c. Mohair 2oc. A daring bal toonint tonic time tumble nearly tvso bun dreil feet through the ait haiiglne on t a name liutc un til it open a opt ell.' he aT. "It usual I y open a in tfme ' Some- time a it docan't open anil he ii ilonmed Thi aecuia foolhardy but no more ao U.an the aick man who aay, "O, 1 Kue I'll get well all raht,, Uitetae ia no guraatng matter If it isn't atop, ped it krepa on gtltiag worae. Many a man bc eius with dvapcpaia or ''liver complaint " and rradually loaca ttrensth and vitality until before he knowa it his lunga are attacked and he fiada himself in (Consumption The parachute doesn't open The only teal aafety for a man biwe atreunh ia failinr from any cause what ever i to renew the source of vitality at their fountain-head The best agency for this purpose is the wvndcrful n' Golden Medical Discovery " originated by Dc R. V nerc. chief consulting physician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of liu tfalo, N V This' Discovery " coes di rtetly to the aid of the enfeebled digestive forces and enables them to make healthy nouriahiug blood, thereby buildiuc up aotid muscular atrength and active nerve force and energy Te abaoluttlr taarreUms thm U Ar for skk people : Is shown by the estxrifnee ot Mr Frank A Starts, of fayettcTitle, Kayetie C Texas, who writes It sBbrds tat pleasure to tenlfy to the rewarkabtc carattve power oT lr tieite-a Coidea McvlUat DUcmiiy I wu Mnly afilcteJ wtth trouSi In mr hint- to coatloae ny wotk mt wn j was uaaue I tlied avvafal rni4t waua i vt ut no rtlUf st4 I h4 eoeamenccd laiBtaxtatte was wt Iwpe forme lr Herce's OoUea Uedicat Uiseorery was rccommtaJeJ to e. ao t triil it aa4 begsa to Improve at safe aJ aa sooa aMe to rrme work I cooaUtr it wonderful medicine. " Dr. Pierce's Common Sense McdicaJ Ad vtser sent for at one-cent sutapa to Crtrer minin oly. Cloth binding ji .tamp. AdJrtsa Dr R V Htrce. Butfalo, NY jgEffiSftgjjatffg FREEDMflN'S NEW FRIEDMAN Cor, Commercial and State Streets, Salem, Ore, Patlon Brothers 98 State street. Everything the Amateur Needs Photo Supplies, Cameras Kodaks, Dark Room in Connection, Patlon Brothers, 98 Slate street. LITTLESPECIALOFFER PokOnk Wkkk Only You will rimiomber that we give tickets (worth 2i cents each) with our OrtIes Teas, Baking Powders, FlavorlBg Extracts, etc., and we will give anothor ticket extra with each Mb. can of our own make DIAMOND BAKING POWDER to any purchaser who wllbmentlon seeing this advertisement. We guaranty It to be absolutely pure and good; or else money back Irya can and be convinced and save 15 to 2o cents on a pound can, Ei Telenhqne Red 2001. Free Delivery. Jacob Vqgt, M STATE STUUBT. Justrecolved a full gtoek of Ladles' and Gents' Spring ami SUMMER SHOES. win oe pleaded tn show patrons our nwii anu Kuunntee satiMuotlon on ereiy purohase. Prices the luwesu The real Carbon's are the most ex pensive pleture made, ut wo are glad that most people know a cood thine when they see It. nmniu nhn, Studio. 4.7tr a a I'lalMT.a, laeilfH. tad uhaanln. cough readily jrieW to Oee Mmute CbucJ. Cure. I'se this reo edy and Ull itee Drug Stores. Mve SICK HEADACHE AKsoaJTELY AKD perrninewly cured by wisC Mold Tea. A pleuant herb drink. Cute corutipation and iudlcesUon, makes yon eat, sleep, work and happy. Saiuiacttc euaraateed or money out. 15c and 50c I jinn & Brooks dniut YOKOHAMA TEA STOR " "'""' w" ri "'"V '"tstrn BffnufmintiniinHiiHnfTnrnfnnnminnnnnTTn Watch this space and yov will be surprised when you hear the latest from Friedman's New Racket FUJjjiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHyyr 'S NEHf jraTTkVYTCO,TX Dr. H. C. EPLEY. 9 PHONE 0 ur Specialty a GOOD WORK at REASONABLE PRICES. i. talent Cental parlors. Bridge Work, $5 per tooth, and up. X V.WTSKJX.1X HXJuXT nTlkTXaKOaTXC. IfopyjiiHopl Wnighest prices paid for all kinds Aof metal, bottles, rope, sacks, rags.jC VJltldes, etc. 130 COURT STREET V Give us a cull. 3 10 1m ft g2sss;s2DRUB A Beauty for Your Spare Room in a toilet ot of English norcelain in now and graceful design, hatulKunoly dueorated iu colors, worth double the money, ami are sploudid values. We Iwe them in all shapes and dainty dec orations. SonnemanN, THE QROGEH 124 SfcUo at Talophone 51 Pami ifr Salft One tract eliolw grub xcalUi iur QUte. lu,t, TO acrca-S acres nl tutlanoe in (all wheat, with hjus, barn and m tag watfr. One tract eholoo grub land. M awt- i arrts hopa. 2 dwelling hous. 3 tups, and 3 gooil hop houses, living water and balanwol Und In wheat, except about S acras oXcttoIre Umber, Choice, location, liniulraol t-atwl M.J EOAN. Urooka! Ore To cure La Cri 'is feet, and Uka warm. eroecliHa tie Nervinu xhaustIon and break down follows Grip fretent it by using Dr, Miles' Xerrine. feaio hU from anuca"Unn cent AfjlM siahaji feaa hak M aa. aak twak Oet Dr. Mile iOa' Btarttia yf l In W Altlft Baf atar, IT ;$, J, ' Ktfyty&&(4t .. 'nflntiiw RflGK&T Jr Jy - RflGKET! 5 ! Dr. H. H. OLINGER. 2813, witf OVER POSTOFP1CE. V Rooms 27 and 20. Phonn 28is. A BOCK BEER. The Capital Brewery's famous "Bock" will be on draught in all Salem Saloons on and after April 25lb. Try it and be happy, It's the best ever turned out. KLINGER & BECK. S. C STONE, M D. Proprletor;of Stone's Drue: Stores UALEM..ORKGO.V. Tire store (two In number) are located a No. 2 and SM Commercial strtat, and are weU stocked wUh a complete line of drugs and medio! oea, toilet arttclea. perfumery, brushes etc., etc, etc. DR. STONE Has had some Myrs experience In the praa Ueeof roedlcJneand now makes no charge tvr aonulatlon. exaraloaUon orpnxwrtption. Try Allen's Foot-Ease, .i.f0Wi,f.iV) ,,e 8,,aken lnt0 the shoes. At this season your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get tired easily, if you baT0 BtUartluR feet or tight staoess. try Allen's Foot tase. It rools the feet and makea walking easy. Curea swollen and sweating feet, blisters and callous SPOtS. Relieve ilirn nnit hnnlnna nt , all palu and gives rest and comfort. Trv It today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial pack age FREE. Address, Alien B. Oloj. tsed.LeRoy, N. Y. eod d&? Grip U alajW thouaanda of victtasa. Dx. Milaa' NanrUa ia awsiatf bwaMifi. 4.