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REMOVE
From the west to the east side of Com
mcrcial Street. Nearly opposite our old
location, where we are preparing to greet
our patrons,
cash I uni urPQniU'Q I gash
STORE
2DO nnd QOO COMMBROIAI. ST.
J DALRYMPLE & CO
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Tho only cornet sold with
n guarantee tlmt thov oro
strictly "bust rnoor."
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Warner's 20th century
corsets liavu whale bono
hips.
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J J DALRYMPIE&CO
MORE THAN EVER
Wo havo now boon hero long enough
to prove to tho people of tills community
tlmt wo do only ilrtcliiBH work nnd give
mo rigm coous wr rcaaonauio prices, ah
during tho rnlao of diffurant lines of
g ods nnd work, wo havo maintained tho
0 d priced established by mo. When yon
wjinla ch cnporfl.no wntch sou us boforn
uuying: wo con anvoyou monoy on every
thing tilso.
WATOII CLEANING 75c.
MAIN Sl'ItlNGS 7fc.
And warrnntod,
C.H.HINGBS
WATCIIUAKRK
ANU OIT1CIAN.
8BBOOMMICUOIAI. ST.
WEATHER REPORT.
Tolny nnd tonight occasional show
ere.
REEDS OPERA HOUSE
l'ATTCW UltOB . Uiu awl Men.
ANOTHER
GREAT
EVENT
Monday FJ
in
n February
MISS, HACGIIi JIOOKE
aurrouTco nv tiim kminknt
YOUNU AUOTIIAMAN ACTOK
0. It. ROBERTS
Mondy--Mrs. Qulnii's Twin.
Tuesday--A Prodigal Father.
Wednesday David Ciurrlck.
Thursday Bllonco of Dam Multland.
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Kullrn I-nwer Floor, M&
Kim lialeony, too.
Wecooil llalooujr, o,
Oalcrjr, o.
WANTS TO SEE YOU!
If you havon bar now that Is
not all right, or If you need
Any now work in tlmt line, it
will surely jvayyuu to null on
F. E. SHAFER SALEM, OREGON.
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LOOK!
2.000 extra largo nnd hutt! Cttlur I'okth
ftnd 20,000 feet lntlu Tilts Jurt r;oiel
and for tto by
D. S, BENTLEY & COMPANY.
310 Front Utrot
Mil it WAY
n i j i
four wig lis
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New Firm
ROTI-I & GRABER
auooeesoi a to II. a. Sonnomann.
GROCERIES!
NEu; m. NEuJ
Brtcything tlie best, and wc -will not be undersold by any
house In Oregon,
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J J DALRYMPEE & CO
Wo carry 20 styles mid
enn suit uny form.
PBjQQJE
Prlco from 00 conts up,
J J DALRYMPLE & CO
TODAY'S MARKET,
Poiitlani, Fob. 7. Wheat, vnlloy CO
002, Walla Wnlln, 62063.
Hour Portland, beat grndea 2.70 to
$3.00. Hunorflnufr.'.lO porbbl.
Oat-Whilo 35030c, grey 33 to 31.
Iluy Timothy $10011 txir ton.
Hops 70IOoj old crop 63flc.
Wool Vulloy, 12013c; Eastern Ore
gon. H0Noj Mohair, 27030.
MlllHtuff llrnn, $17; shorts, $18.
Poilltrv flliin.kitiin mlv.wl 'l fWl l
4 00: lion, ft to I CO; turkeys, llvo 13c.
hggs Oregon, 10c cr do.
If ttiufi G rutin, ml ted 00 lbs, 801)c:
under 00 lbs, 7J08J$ ; ahoop polls, 100
20o.
Onions $1.6002.00 per cental.
Ihlttor Host dairy, 3O037K; fancy
creumery, 60 to65e: Btoro, aatf to S7Kc
1'otntoeH 65 to 80o jxir cuntul,
lions Heavy dressed 6 to lie.
Mllttnil DriWHIvl. 7 In 7L'. tu.i- nmitul
Reef Bteors. f 104.60; euws,3.bo 0J
iiresscii ueei, ti& n 74c
Veal Dressed, 7 0 8c.
HALBtl JMIIKaT.
Whcivt 68 iKHimli nnd over, 42o.
Wool, 10c, Mohair. 0c.
Hops 0 to 10c.
lliirloj 36 to38o.
Outs 28 to 30o.
Hay Haled, cheat, 18 timothy, $00
Kggs 12J caBh 16o trtulo.
Flour In wholesale lots, $2.60; retail,
$3.
MlllitufTii Ilrun, $13; shorts, $11).
lings Dressed, Gir.
Llvo cattle Steers, 3)J ; cows, 2JX to
3e.
Bhco-2.6O03.
Dressed Void iic,
llutler Dairy, loo; crenniory, 2fic.
Poultry Chickens, 7 to 8; tnrkuyn,
10 lo Viyic. '
Potatoes 25c to 35f.
FLOUR
I'KHFEOTION
GOLDEN OHOWN
Madufrom Highland Hard Wheat, txjual
to tho bast in tliu markut.
Every sack guurrtiiteetl.
Auk your grocer for It.
Wholomilo only.
J. G. WHght Co,
2-Olf
DOTY
FISH AND
GAMEMAP.KET
Tho undersigned is now tho proprietor
of Hut Itiitv Mali nnil iinnllru .l,..,l
Poultry mid Eggs liought iiud wld, high.
ut cttbh prlco paid. Your patronage
Bulimic,, mote iiaving pouiiry lor
Mile will ilnd It to tholr ndvnniago to
onIi iHifnro Milling.
J. A. TAYl.OH,
01 Court Utreet,
n The waters rroiit-
v Marina
HBuy Your Cigars
FARMERS' CONGRESS
First Session This Afternoon in
Senate Chamber
the
Many Farmers and a Number
nent Men in Attendancs.
grain for Tonight.
of Proml-t'ro-
Tho Farmers' Congress was convened
this aftornoon In tho senate chamber of
tho capltol. That room was used in
preference to tho hall of representatives
on account of tho dlfllculty of hearing
anything that is mild In tho latter place
of unearthly acoustics. Tho acnato
chamber will scat 350 or moro, nnd it
was considered better to run tho risk
of crowding than to faco n certainty tlmt
none of the nddrcseoH would reach thu
oars of those present.
Tho nttendanco Is not large, hut is
probably as great as could bo expected
under tho circumstances, Tho morning
train from Portland brought quite a
number who havo been in attendance at
tho stato loaguo of Republican clubs just
hold in Portland. This gives thu con
gresBinoroof tho appearance of n rally of
politicians then was probably contem
plated by thu 'original movors In tho
matter.
Tho Portland chamber of commerce Is
represented by President Taylor of that
body, who hone. or, could spare but onu
tluy to attend,
Hon, Poter J. Hhlolds, secretary of
thu California Statu Agricultural Society,
who was invited to bo prcsont, was un
able to nttend, hut sent n paper to bo
read on thu subject of "Fair Circuits
und tho Ilunellts Thereof."
Professor Francesco Seoley, of thu col
lege of inualo has charge of tho musical
part of thu program, which Is guarantee
of excellence in that part of thu program.
Tho Balem Chamber of Commerce
hold a meeting at tho olllcu of Secretary
Thlelson at 11 :30 for thu purpose of of
ficially welcoming Present Taylor of tho
Portland Chamber, and others, including
U. 11. Mnrkham, Q. P. A. of thu S. P.
Co., President W. H. Wuhriiug of tl o
Htato Agricultural society and Emery G,
Bmltli or l'nio Alto, nil ol whom camo
upon thu 11 o'clock train from Port
laud. At 2:30 thu congrosx was called to
order by President W. II. Wehrung, who
presides over tho meeting.
Tho program arranged lor this after
noon and evening Is its follows;
MOCK TURTLE
VK ARE NOT LIVING ON
THE GALUPOLI ISLANDS,
UUT WE DO SERVE
OUR
PATRONS WITH RICH SOUPS
As tlmllrtit course ntour
regular diuuonf. Meals
at nil hours at which all
thu luxuries of tho sett
sou can bo had at
THE ST. ELMO RESTAURANT.
Closing Otif
My Plans?
Bt't rui in my prutem biock ny tnai tune. I liat is wiiy wo nro imtklui; things mini
tlie 'O days. 1 out selling loU of good. True, sixes nro getting broken in toinu
lines but wo can nearly ulwoys fit most anyone that comos yet.
Special Offer to Men on Thursday
In order to rush off certain Hues all In a bunch I urn goluir to offer them at 6
per cent Iocs than cost if you'll commit tho times specified, Wo will then be rid
of thoMi and cum turn our attention toother Ihlugs.
It's tdilrts, Thursday morning ttt 0 o'clock. The prlco will bo S per cent lo9s
than wholesale cost to us. Horo are the linos and alios,
White shirts costing 37 to 70o. 1-H, 'i-UX, ll-ltl, a.M0i, 8-17. All at 5 per
cent off.
Uolauiideivd white shirts costing 37 and 45o. 2-U, U-lOJii, U-17. All at 6
ioi cent off.
OoloriHl golf ahirta good grades coslliig OS to 74c. 3-HJJ, 3-15, 805, 8-10,
iMtDg, A 17. All at 6 ior cent ott.
Colored golf shirts coating 37 to 4lo. 1-lt, 2.U4,4.15, 11.10. 8-lOk', 3-17.
All Ht 6 per cent off.
Percale shirts, stiff bosom costing 7ne. 3-Hfi-, 3.16, M5i, 0-10, 4-10W, 317,
Allatfi per wilt oft.
Stlft Ihisoiii costing : and 37o. 3-U)tt, M5, 3-16Ji, 0 111, IMilU, 10-17. All
at 0 per cunt oli,
lkwldiw these are a few soft negligee shirts lit cock! grades all which go on that
day only at 6 per cent oft the original cost price. Its to Induce tho men to but
them all out. Piok out your sties and save monoy,
Thursday Morn!ntng Beginning at 9 o'clock.
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nooiD's Bazaar. 307 6om.si.
Each cash purchase entitles you to a coupon. Each coupon
has a stub attached with a duplicate number. The stub you
detach and place in the coupon-box, retaining the other as it
MUST be produced in the event the stub has drawn a prize,
On .March 3rd, when the first drawing will take place, 35
presents will be given away free. Thirty-five coupons will
be drawn from the coupon-box and those holding and pre
senting the duplicate numbers will be entitled to the pnzes.
viz: The first coupon drawn out wins prize No 1 ; the second
drawn out wins No. 2, and so on until the entire number is
drawn out. All couoons are void at the expiration of 30 days.
The presents are on exhibition at our store and we shall be
glad to have you look at them.
and Tobacco of
Address of wolcomo by Honry B.
Thleleen, secretary of Balem Chamber of
'Commerce.
I Kesponac, for Statu Agricultural und
I Horticultural Societies Hon. T.T.Geer,
I governor of Oregon.
"Future Outlook for Dairying in Ore-
on" Hon. Thos. I'aulacn, president
itnto Dairy Association.
"Fair Circuits ftnd tho Benefits There
of" Hon. Peter J. Shields, secretary
California state agricultural society
"Soiling and Its Advantages In Dairy-
niff" Oeorizo W. Weeks. Bafom.
Bafom, Oregon
"Goat Breeding" Hon. J. It. Enrly,
Salem, Oregon. . . . ,
"Horticulture In Oregon nnd Markets
for Oregon Frtilis" Hon. II. E. Doach,
secretary Stato Board of Horticulture.
kvkniku session, 8 o'clock,
MubIc
" tho Stato Fair nnd Its Relations to
Agrlculturo" Hon. W. II. Wehrung,
president stato board of agrlculturo.
"Transportation for Oregon Products"
C. II. Mnrkham, goneral froltiht and
paaengor agent of Southern Pacific com-
"Organization of Producers" Hon. II.
II. Miller, president Stato Board Horti
culture. "Animal Husbandry as it Iactor in
Successful Agrlculturo" Dr. James
Wkhycombo, vice-director of Stato Agri
cultural collegu.
Music.
"Co-oporntlvo Industry" Prof, fcm
orv (1. Smith, of Palo Altn, California.
''Tho Creamery as n Factor in Agrl
tural Prosperity" Goo. L. Bees, presi
dent Albany crentnery.
TIIUHSIMY'h I'ltOOKAM.
Thursday morning session from 10 a.
m. to 12 in. will bo dovoted to separate
meetings of tho various Stato Boards
nnd Associations. Tho places of meet
ing will be nnnouncad during thu
Wednesday ovontug scsslun.
APTKIINOON SKSSION, 2 I1. M.
Tho Poultry Industry, Prof. F. It.
Hoblnsou, Prosldent Stato Poultry As
sociation. Tho Outlook for Hops in Oregon,
Prof. J. W. Hill, Vlco rresldont Uregon
Hop Growers' Association.
Swlno Breeding, John Hcdmond,
Vlco President Berkshlro Breeders' As
sociation for Oregon.
A PnODIClAL FATHER.
Returns to Ualem Much Improved In
Attractiveness.
It is rather unfortiinato that tho
Monro-Roberts people, clioso to procent
"A Prod gal Fall or" during their
cnuagoment here. Tho play is onu of
thosu light comedies which require
skllfull treatment, but it has been
unmercifully bittchorod horo, somo time
ago, by u barnstorming aggregation.
This gave it a black eyo and accounts
tor the small uttoudanco last evening.
Nevertheless, as handled by this com
pany tho play is a distinct success.
Roberts Is an actor such as Is ver
rarely seen In Salem, and novor before
at "popular prices." Ho is n genuine
artist and handles h'.s part with a touch
that brings out tho tlnor points.
Miss Mooro and thu rest of thu com
pany were cast in tho shade, by tho
exigencies of tho piece, but tilled tholr
pnttof supporting tho leading character
with thorough artistic finish.
Tho ploy tonight "David Garrick"
will fnrnUli nn oimortuultv for this ex
cellent company to show what they can
in wild u mnrn serious iilav. and thov
havo shown an ability which guarantees I
their success. I
at
Cost To Qiiif
About tho first of next month 1 expect to close my deal
with Mr. Will, tho piano, organ and suwiug machine
denier, and lake ttossesslon of thu hus.nes. l!mut
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Association
Geo, R Waters
PERSONALS.
Walter Lyona, was n passenger home
today from Portland.
O. A. Scehnle, of Jefferson, was in tho
city today on business.
0. F Royal was a paesongor this
morning for Oregon City.
Mrs. W. E. Mitchell, returned homo
this morning, from Portland.
Mrs. J. P. Frizzoll was a passenger this
morning for Portland for n few dayB'
visit.
J. L. Brown.ono of Linn county's pop
ular farmers, was in the city today on
business.
J. Perry Caldwell of Dallas, who has
been in tho city on business, returned
homo today.
W. P. Miles, was a passungor to his
homo In Mehamn today, after spending
a few days in tho city.
Mrs. Jasper Minto, who has been vis
iting friend nnd relatives at Jefferson,
returned homo last nlsht.
Speaker K. V. Carter, who hits been
attending tho stato lcagtio at Portland,
was in this city today on business.
Mr. und Mrs. J. B. Kane of Aurora,
Neb., arrived in tho city and aro thu
guests of Rev. and Mrs. II. L. Pratt.
Irvine Bunco, who has been in tho
thu regular army for tho past thrco
years, arrived homo this morning from
the Philippines.
Mrs. II. Wrlghtman, who lias been in
tho city visiting at thu homo of Mr. and
Mrs. F. T. Wrlghtman, returned to her
hamu in Sublimity today.
Mrs. It. S. Evans and Miss Cora Hob
son, of Newberg, who havo been in tho
city visiting J. W. Dolly nnd family, re
turned homo this morning.
T. P. Welch, ol tho llrm of Welch
Bros., returned to Albany today alter
spondlng a few days with his family.
Mr. Welch reports tho work on thu Al
bany court houso completed,
II. B. Miller of Eugene, Emory E.
Smith of PaloAlto, Cal., und Gon. Pass
Agt. C. II. Mnrkham of Portland aro
registered at tho Willamette. They nro
attending tho Farmers Congress.
Row and Mrs. John Fllnu, who havo
been in tho city visiting 0. F. Royal and
family, returned to their homo in Port
land this morning vn tho steamer
Altonn. Mr. I; linn says there Is con
8ldcrablo difference at the present time
In tho laro irom balem to t'ortlpnu
compared with tho faro in early days.
Tho first trip ho inado from Salem 'to
Portland tho faro was $60.
Mrs; Werner Rroymau and Mrs. E.
E. Waters left on thl evening's over
land for an extended trip to the Sunny
South. Thoy will visit Mrs. Breymairs
dnughtor, Mrs. W. II. Eldridgo, in
New Orleans and witness tho Marde
Gras carnival, after which they will
spetid somo woeks at Birmingham with
Mrs. Watvra daughter, .Mrs. W. C.
nighton.
To Curo Cuiutlpatlon Vuravvr.
Tnko Cuacarets Candy Cutliurtlo. lOo or tSa.
K 0. 0. 0. tall to cure, drugs Uts refund monoy
TWO COWS FOR SALE.-Ono full
blooded Jorsoy, one Jersoy, will bo
fresh soon. Apply W. W. White, cor
10th and Leo. 2 7 30
THE 1VER
JOHNSON BICYCLE
HlKhest arndo $36,00. Not Con
trollod Dy the Trust.
When tho Great A. B. C. was formed
last season that took in about of nil
tho uood wheels. Includlmr inv Trlbunn
line and tho Stearns, together with
nearly every lino that's been represented
lit balem, tho Ivor Johuson in
company with a good ninny other
urat-cisBS reputable makes refused
to go into it, and the Ivor Johnson throw
down tho gauntlet by reducing their
price from 50 to 35, in the faco of tho
"American Bicycle Co." olio of tho big
gest trusts that's ever boon lloato 1. So
now they havo their ltXH) wheel out.
I have samples in my storo and moro on J
tho way at $35. It's the test wheel t
tliey nulla, made with drop forged joints
throughout, drop forged crown, cranks,
sprockets, and the entire head nlso a
heavy drop forging, machined out to a
beautiful finish. Hubs and all
bearings turned from the solid steel, no
stampings or built up sheet motal joints
In any part of the wheel and, yet tho
price is what others ask for their second
grade wheels. No ouo not even a
dealer, will auestlon tbo strom.tii nr
durabillty of a drop forging, but when It
comos to tho sheet metal joints, some of
them stand, some do not.
As Ivor Johnson verv torselv unta U
"an ounce ol drop forging is worth a ton
pf guarantee," It's the most expensive
kind of construction known, but Iver
Johnson puts it out at 35,
uomo anu see tneso wheels, when you
put your ban! monev intu a wlml
sure you know what your gettlug.
numo i-iaico uro sometimes gooi to go
by, but ask how tho wheel Is made.
CITY COUNCIL WORKS
Sanitiry and Auctioneer's Ordinances
Considered.
Adjourned Session Set lor Friday
Night of this Week.
The city council met In regular session
last evening, Mayor Bishop in tho chair,
and all members present except Council-1
men Gesncr and Riggs.
BILLS OltDEMiD MID. I
Portland Fuel Co 17 85
II. G Soimemnun-. .. .. -
N.J. Judnh o-iy
R. M. Wade & Co $
R.M. Wade & Co
W Long '?
J. W. Young 17 2o
John Mnuror ;o
Salem Gas Co )
Oriswold & Chose 14 00
Griswold & Chase 15 00
The special committee composed of
Messrs Buren and Walkur, to whom was
referred tho matter of rearranging of
city street lights reported In favor of
establishing n now light ut tho Intersec
tion of Marion and High streets. Mr.
Griswold movsd referenco to commltteo
on stieets. Lost.
A special report was mode by Mayor
Bishop and Recorder Judah, atoting that
the deed to tho WIIboii Avenue post
office slto hod bon delivered nnJ money
received therefore its horotoforo pub
lished. Adopted.
City Recorder Judnh's monthly report
was duly read and adopted.
City Marshal Gibson made his month
ly report of dog licenses collected.
Adopted.
M. L. Hamilton mode application for
renewal of liquor license Referred.
A resolution setting forth that tho
$10,000 Insurance on tho city .hall ex
pires soon, and authorizing tho commlt
teo on ways and means to dlvldo tho In
suranco equally among tho various
agoncles of tho city, w.n Adopted.
Councilman Griswold brought up tho
matter of improving Wilson Avenue nt
this time, Inasmuch as tho money has
been received from tho solo of thu post
olllco slto. IIo suggested that It would
not be expedient to moko tho Improve
ment until after Uncle Sam has com
pleted tho ostofilco building nnd im
provements, nnd that for that reason thu
money received bo UBed to tnko up city
warrants and stop interest. Tho mayor
and all tho othor members of tho council
concurred in this viow.
A communication was received from
Messrs Friedman & Greenbaum settling
forth that several auctioneers' licenses
had been issued to sovcrnl firms of uuc
tlouccrs who are violating tho provision
of tho ordinance. Thov demanded that
thu city either refun 1 to them $50, or
c incol all other licenses. Tho communi
cation was upon motion placed on file.
An ordlnonco was introduced repeal
lug tho section of tho Insurance ordiu
anco exempting co-opcratvle Insurance
companies from a special city license
This is done to satisfy tho Oregon Fire
Relief Association, which is now asked
to pay tho license. Thu rules were sus
ponded and tho ordinanco wns passed.
An ordinanco was introduced by tho
strcot commltteo Intended to compo
the connection of nil water closets with
it 330 feet of u public tower with such
sower, under penalty. Read twico and
referred.
An ordinanco ns introduced regula
ting uuc bnujra' licenses Intended to
amend thu prubdit ordinance In such
manner as to cover tho defects of tho
present ordinance. Read twice and re
ferred to tho committee on ordinances
with Instructions to roort next Friday
ovening nt a called mooting.
Mr. Gilswold moved that when tho
council adjourn it bu to Friday evening
Fob. 0. Adopted.
Mr. Griswold moved that It ba tho
duty ol thu policemen to report to the
city recorder when street lamps do not
burn ull night. Adopted.
Reconsideration of tho vote by which
tin city numed to pay for n certain
water connection on it hydrant intu
basis near tho woolen mill was brought
up, and tho previous order was iiKn
motion rescinded.
ahejefferton Cake Walk.
At tho dedication ball nt Jefferson
tost weeK mo grami iinnio was a warmt
number lit tho Bhape ot a cuke walk
Thero wero plpnty of rontostants, and
tho youth and beauty of tho town took
pari, lettoino great surprise of all
tho race was not to tho swift, but a
couplo of dark horses walked oft with
tho cake
To any old-timer who knows tho antics
and remote terpschorenn possibilities of
tho latent stalwartn of that neck of the
woods It will not be surprising to learn
that Dave Looney and Archie Hudolson
proved to bo the victorious heavy
weights. Tlioso gentlemen were in lino
action and good wind. They started In
"just to please tho children, but as thoy
wurmed up It soon became apparent
huh boiiiu tiling wits going 10 pop, anu
that the heavy weights wore in to stay.
Dave snya ho thinks ho should have first
money, ns Archie always takea the ad
vantage of him on swinging, but on tho
other hand when it comes to the cliasso
has too much reach for his opponent.
aiio pair, anu tne lauies till eay
mu,j ,u u kuuu pair tu unuv to now pro
nose to challenge any heavy weight,
light weight, middle weight or feather
weight cake walkers in Westorn Oregon.
Archio is inclined to draw tho color lino,
but Daro bars nothing. These cham
pions will surely be heard from again,
and may bo induce! to ontsr at tho state
fair free for all high stoppers next fall.
Thov would draw a larger crowd than
any thing ever on the boards.
Revival Meetings.
Rev. John Nangle, of Portland,
preached a very interesting sermon in
the Hrst Methodist church last even
ing on the"Work of the Holy Spirit,"
and ho will preach again this evening
and every night this week. The raeet
hig will continue for two weeks.
There will be service on Thursday af
ternoon ot 2:30.
Heaven and Hell,
Next Sunday mnrntnv Ti in
land will explain what Jesus
Heaven and Hellas exnlainod
own words. In the evenintc there
PrialVM
ham Lincoln, Amer's Greatest Sot
(JQVERNOR
UsGS Pe-TU-na
pQp Colds
1 ffpirfWsfBn Hi llflral bBRmiUbiiiHbM JHbS-
CAPITOL 1IUILDIN0, SALEM, OKKUUW.
A Letter From tho Exccnllro Office of Oregon.
Tho Governor of Oregon Is an ardent
admirer of Po-ru-na. Ho keeps It con
4i..iw ii, ihn liottse. In a, recent lot-
tor to Dr. Hartman ho says i
Statu op OnnaoN, )
Executive Dm'AnTMKNT,
Salem, May 0,1KW. )
ThoPo-ru-naMcdloIneCo.,Columbus,0.:
Dear Sirs :-I have had occasion to uso
your Po-ru-na medicine in my family
for colds, and it proved to bo on excel
lent remedy. I havo not had occasion
to uso it for othor allmonts.
Yours very truly, "W.M.Lord.
Any roan who wishes porfect health
must bo ontlroly t roo from catarrh. Ca
tarrh Is well-nigh universal almost
omnlprosont. Po-ru-na Is the only abso
i.,(nonfntnnril known. A cold Is tho bo-
ginning of catarrh. To provoni coiu,
to euro colds, is to cheat catarrh out of
DIED.
CANNON. At tho Oregon hospital ic
it... ....., I., tl.ta nlv. Timtulav. 1'Ct;
for
mu mm iu " . ,v '--.. V... ..l r.r.
ruary 0, 1000, James it. Vvnunou,iiB- ""
years.
The remains were shipped on tho Cal
ifornia express last evening to relnties
nt Roseburgwhoro burial will toko placo.
DIGGS. At tho homo of his brother-in-law,
C. O. Constnblo, onTwenty-firat
street, in this, city at 3:03 ft. m.Tues
dav, February 0. 1000, of diabetes, h.
VDlggs, aged 38 years.
Deceased wns in Oregon for tho bene
fit of his health, coming to Salem last
October. Services- wero held ut tho
homo at 3 o'clock this afternoon and tho
body was shipped on tho Sluista express
for Eorlhum, Iowa, tho homo of tho do
foiiRi.il. for burial. Tho bereaved wife
accompanied tho remains
HOTEL ARRIVALS
COTTAIJK.
S. Tate, Stuyton; John
Leutze, Mc-
Coy; Jasper Wllkins,
Cebiiru: B. K.
Campbell, Mrs. JK b,
Campbell, Red-
field. S. I).: W. B. Holt, Jltury A.
Townsend, M. A. Shirley, Portland.
wii.LAMirrri:.
O. W. Lawrence, C. II. Markluun,
Benton Killin, Portland; A. F. Pliu-us,
Vancouver, Wash. ; J. A. Young. Snn
Francisco; Charles A. Davis, Chicago;
S. M. Bostlck, Now York; L.M. Church
ill, Milwaukee; Emory 15. Smith, Palo
Alto, Cal.; II. II. Miller, Eugene, Oro.;
Rftiinrd Balrd, North Yamhill ; James
Withycombo, Corvallls.
6L0SNG
The fine dry goods and shoe stock form'
erly Willis Bros',
Auction Sales Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturday s,at 2 p, m also Saturday evening
In the meantime, we are selling goods at
private sale, Lots of nice new goods, espec
ially shoes, for less than Willis Bros paid for
them
Fine lines of dress goods, silks, velvetSi
ribbons, laces, gloves, underwear etc,
Ladies' and misses jackets and capes, shoes
to fit everyone for less than cost.
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office. S. Friedman Auctioneer.
OUT OF SIGHT
A searchlight will not reveal what isrulv
out of sight. If
GOOD
You will need no searchlight to find them,
nor will they cost any more, but often less
than elsewhere for the same goods.
HARRITT Si LAU5RJBNCB
OLD POSTOFF1CE QUOCEUY
SUTTON'S
The Wonderful Dettroyerof all Forms of
INFLAMMATION IN MAN OR
Death on Rheumatism, Lame Back. Headache Toothache
Karache, Burns, Scalds, Corns and Bunions, 'sUJelntl:
PRICE, 50c PER BOTTLE. R. K. SUTTON, Ashlartd, Oregon
Threatened
State of Ore cod, 1
jactsuu ujumy. i
Frank lUmmond,
xi. r.. tlme.KoItoi.ki'.-e'terecoU .,a.J.,S2S2KtSSlV.l:ol deposes and
I l VVIJU'llhllfTtnaanrl lnV,.lln.l. j .-.i.ivmw4 ntu 11 KnDIM. I I1JU1 Hnttnn'sl
miunl V ' ; . ;";?'". '.r. B r wort time tlie ajmoiinii mln TnV. it
T"fo iwn il m,'h,r:.'C,.r 'J. "."i?..0' d Place on mr foot ' eluud br m
'rttMrJ
r For sale onYSoZlT 'tt)"t0a-
- w - r I'll n a v man risri iin&a
OF OREGON
in His Family
I and Grip.
lis victims. Po-ru-na not only curni et.
tarrh, but provonts. Every liouathold
should bo supplied with this great rim-
cdy for coughs, colds and so forth.
It will bo noticed that the Governor
says ho has not had occasion to uae lv
ru-niv for othor ailments. Tho reason
for this Is, most othor ailments begin
with a cold. Using To-ru-na to prompt,
ly curo eolds, ho proteota his famllj
against othor nllments. This isoxactlj
what ovory othor family In tho United
States should do. Koep Po-ru-na in th
houso. Uso It for coughs, coldi,
grippe, and othor ellmatlo affections o!
wlntor, and there will bo no other all
monts In the houao. Such famlllei
should provide themselves: with acopj
of Dr. llartmon's froo book, csntttled
"Wlntor Catarrh." Address Dr. 1Im
man, Columbus, Ohio.
EMIGRANTS. I linvo some good prop.
erty to offer you ut very low prictt
and on ensy tornm. Inquiries cheer
fully nnswored. Frank Bar.ee.Tur.
ner, Oregon. '.'-7-h
Oood Americans Now.
Fred Hurst, anntlve of Germany, nd
Walter Morloy, a native of England,
have been admitted to citizenship.
t A
License to Wed.
A marriage license hns beon Issued to
Jesse Mooro nnd I.I In .Moore, K. W.
E Igor acting as witness.
BESTFORTHE
BOWEL!
If run li m't a mtuUr, health? uiOTemf nl ol th,
bond crerr "r. ruu'ro tick, or will be. Kmp rout
bowel open, ami Us wall. Korcs.lti IbaiLtMof
rlolont iiliiiilc or lll polion.H Otnieroui. tbi
iiiiiiiiivu eaili'tl. inait iwrfect w; of kMplngiM
Ixiwi'li clear and clean li to Uke
CANDY
CATHARTIC
TRADI MASK ASaiSTSSfO
l'Icnt. Palatable. l'utent.Tnto(lood.I3nol,
NofcrHlckou. Wvakan.orUrlpe. 10a. SOc YUM
for froo ampl. ninl booklet on bealta. A4MM
6l.rll. Btmtif !;, CkUx. Httntl, Int. Mt
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
you come to our store for
SNAP SHOT .
BEAST I
With La Grippe
sari A !)
BuaD0
hu tUoOi
inucli tana!
ppllcatlon enllrelr cured, ,gJF
FRANK li HAMMOND.
' L jm CATMAHTIC JU
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