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WE CAN INTEREST THE LADIES
WITH NEW GOODS. ; .
During the past week, we have received a very large
- shipment consisting of
PRINTS, PERCALES.
GINGHAMS. ZEHHYRS.
SERGES. HENRIETTAS.
LANSDOWNES, SUITINGS,
ALUOVERLLACES AND EMBROIDERIES
We would call especial attention to our line
of Lansdownes and Silk Waist Patterns, as
being the swellest line of the later shades that
has ever been shown in Salem.
In addition to our full line of Dry Goods and
Ladies Furnishings, we now carry a full line of
TRUNKS. VALISES AND TRAVEL NG BAGS.
We have also added the NEW IDEA PATTERNS-tOc.
Call and get one of our free pattern sheets.
'fflk I HOLVERSON'S I fflk
200 and OOO
J J DALRYMPLE & CO
Tho only corset told with
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Wnrnor'n 20th century
comoIs liavo whalo bone
lilps.
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A Long Look Ahead
It moy swiii to vou wlion you will
need iilnm fur your sight, but that is
thu nilstako miiny intiko when tlioy
need help to thu eight right now. It
don't coat iinylhlng to como u nml havo
us tttt your eyes it may wivo joii from
further uiiiioynnro if you havo properly
vdjusunl glitaaos llllwl In time. Wo will
do It nt 11 rearonahlu coat nil kinds of
Ioiiihis duplicated wlion brukun.
Wo do everything In tliu optical line.
O-lrl.MlNGHS
JiXnUlTOiTICUH.
aOaCUNLVtlCHOIAL. (ST.
WEATHER REPORT.
Tonight nml Wednesday fair.
HO I EL. AKKIVAL.3.
COTTAOK.
Frod Dontj. ntttvilIoi Cliai Delancy,
Mrs Chat Uelauey, Taliir, lowuj Tren
ton lllbbard, J W Welch. Hllvorlon;
Alex Morlllcld, Aumivlllo j J. K. Mount,
Bilvurton.
WILLAUKTrR.
Frank Grlflln, lluppnur; J. L. I'endlo
ton, L01 Uutoij K. It, Snauglor, til.
I)uU Mrs. 0. II. Hinlth, Mii I..
Bialtli, Corvallu II. a. Smith, A. J.
Uiuo, If. MIkIi, 6au Francisco; J. A.
Wudille, J. louUon, II. II. linunonr,
0. K, lluckraun, Kalph It. Dunuiwuy,
Portland.
Outpost Driven In.
Tho ftocranre driving Iho Kiiallsh In
ncnior ilii'lr supplies, unit Tun I'KorLK
ro driving their on n teams In for tlio
Wt of provisions nud groceries at
Branson & lljgaiis. lU-oed
Notice to tun Public.
II. D. Trover, of thu Croatia Studio,
desire to Inform the public thai ho is in
no way coiiiiccIimI with thu Portland
Art Co , or with A. Kraus, their ri'pru.
svnlullvo. who is nuw delivering work
herein tlio city. I havu seen 110110 of
tholrcratou work, and haxo not pinitl
ray opinion on any piece they haio or
may el dellu-r. Should I hey quoto mo
as having ixprofiid my opinion on the
work aithey ilollvurlt, ut p'caw taku
it for uriilcd that thuy aro tauioriiig
with tlio truth. i-13-3;
ROTH & GRABER.
Buccw)ii ! U.a.Boaomim
Specials in
COFFEES
yo carr' one of tho largest lines of
mm in thociiy. from tho nhoiitit to
ssUat. Foru lUlieioui cup 01 ulftt
try our Yalu&o. 7, llHi-xwlluine of flavor
fM'4 bo. cjccoIKiI, put up In quo and
law ttw, cans,
Wat rrry it full lino of BohlJIInt llo.
Ih C, Tvs mid '.taking Powders
4sac.TasW
IrfFmvn trulls and vegclailt?.
PRPRICB8 AIIB IOHT.
sold m cheap at any, place iu
123 Stalo Street
COMMHROIAt.
BT,
OALRYMPEE & CO
Wo carry 20 stylos and
con suit nny'forni.
JHRQQE
Price from 60 cents up.
J J DALRYMPLE & CO
Sumpter Mines.
Tlrket tonll mining towns Spoknno.
Hiker City, Moscow, San Francisco nml
nil otliur points, Uawraqo checked
throuirh ravos money. (Juy SI. Power's
olllco foot Trado street. 2-8 lm.
PERSONALS
Fred Schwab, of Mt. Angel, was ;ln
thu city today on business.
Itev. J. II. Hcndorton was n passen
ger south this morning for n short visit.
B. F. Osburn was a passenger today
for Corvallls, (or n few days vlalt with
his brolhor.
W. L. Jones, of Jcf!)rson, who has
been In tlio city on business returned
homo today.
Mrs. It. A. Kirk was a paiwonger this
morning for Albany, whoronho will visit
friends for u foiv days.
Mrs. Llzzla Korns, of Eugene, who
has been In tlio city visiting Charles
Clnggelt, returned homu this morning.
Mies May O'Connor, of Now York, Is
In the city visiting nt tho residenco of
Mrs. B. M. Phunoudon, on Winter
street.
King L. Ilibbnnl. who was taken to
tho tialein Hospital on February 8th, is
slowly gaining and his numerous friends
hope to tco him out soon.
Mrs, Everett Smith, of Portland, who
has boon In thu city visiting her sister,
Miss Myitlo Lcsllo, left today for n few
days visit with Mrs. 0.1'. Terrell ul
Mvhaiiin.
Al Oltngcr, an old tlmo Salem con
tractor, is In tho city vialling n fewdaya
at homo. Mr. Ollnger has Wn in
8iokauo for the part thrco years work.
Ing nt his trade.
Mrs. 0, 0. FiUon and Mrs. Zlinmer
man, of Seattle, who aro on their way
en at via Southern California and Nuw
Orleans, aro In tho ctty for n few day,
giteats of Mm. A. F. Ilofor, Jr., coruor
Chomiiketa and Twentieth streets.
M. McDonald, proaident of tho Orvgnn
N holewlo Nurnory Company, has just
returiail from California, and loavos
this nftoruooii for Montana, whom his
i-oiiipuny has a branuh otllcc. Klght to
ten carloads of trees will ho sent thero
thli spring.
CIRCUIT COURT.
MM'cia Ulepotcdof in Uepaitmiu No, 1
Today.
Thooaauof U. 1). Uaw vs W. II. Kgau
was tried Monday afternoon. This was
uu notion for 12030 damage and arose
front tho arreft of Caw last July on
complaint of Bagan,whu nccusitl him
of the larceny of soma wheat. On trial
hi juaUeo court Mr. Case was aoriulttud
and ho then oomiuciicl this suit. Tho
gum occupied the ufttriioon, and tha
Jury brought iu r venllot for defuiidaut.
This morning tho oaio o(LJ. I)avii.
port s, Frwl Doae, an upjxal from ju.
tleo court went to trial and tlio testi
msuy of plaintiff all Ik lug in about 11
o'clock, Judgo lluruott'a rulings shut out
wo much of It that the judge diwhargml
tlio Jury, remarking tlmt tho plaintiff
had prtxlucel 110 testimony to go to a
Jury, virtually now suiting tho caso.
Adjournment was tlisn taken until 1
p. m., when thu caso of John W, Mc
Kinney, vs. the Siatoaman Pub. Co.
was taken up.
In the caso of tho Piano Mfg. Co vs.
t. Prevoat and Pauline Prevoat, action
fQr ivoncy, Judgment has hcou taken for
default.
Archbiihop PalrloFfOhan. of Chicago.
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i tcported very sick with pneumonia.
JOURNAL "X-RAYS."
Mr. Frlcndman Is an order-loving clll
en. Ho doesn't want anyono disturbed
by auctioneer's bells.
Tony Noltncr says "tho truth Is bad
enough," Just as thoog somo bsdy had
boon lying about him.
.
Tho Boers liavo mado their first mis
take they have captured an English
newspaper corresjtondent.
It is humiliating to sco a nasty Popu
list county llko Linn beating our record
for good government two to one.
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Why ahould a manufacturer who sells
Ids wares cheaper In Europo than bo
docs In America havo tho benefit of a
tariff, anyhow?
.tit
Portland and Salem liavo both talked
nbout a monument for tho Oregon volun
teers. Portland eocs on raising the
money; Salem doean't that's the differ-
;nco.
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Rev. Dr. Sheldon has presented a
music box to tho inmnles of n Kansas
poor house. If It Is his plan of Abolish
ing poor houses he should try tho accor
dion. t t t
' Tim rinrk hrlhprv race, Is pxnoslmt the
methods of a rubber gang that Is 11 ills
graco even to a bunco joint. A "green
goods" man would blush with shame.
Uukcr Democrat.
Which gang do you mean, brother; or
could it bo both?
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It would be a severe Joko on the good
citizens of Salem and this school district,
who linvo labored to savo about 25,000
In tho two treasuries, 11 that much addi
tional should now bo run out through
tho county bunghole.
t t t
Tho paper trust lb doing more to
open the eyes of tho world to tho Ini
quity of special tariff favors to trusts
than any other factoa, betauso every
nowspapcr Is being iqueezeU by it, and
for onco will tell tho truth regardless of
political prejudice.
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Horo's tho kind of a hint tho Warren-
ton Trlbuno gives its merchants.
Wo don't want to buy your dry goods;
Wo don't llko you any more.
You'll 1 sorry when you sco us
doing to somo other storo.
You can't Ml us any sweaters,
Four-Iii'liand or other fad,
Wo don't want to trado at your store
If you won't glvo us any ad.
t t t
Tho Medford Inquirer 1ms been pur
chased by Horaco Mann, formerly of
this county, and Is lcln mado to look
llkon uowspapur. Mr. Mnnnhaschar
actor and nbillty, ami thoso elemonU
will do mora to build up a community
than somo of tho oleuunta that In thcto
days aro considered by somo ns more
potent. Ho will provo n valuable acqui
sition to Juikaon county.
t t t
Mr., no longer Governor, Taylor, who
should havu been ncccptcd and acknowl
edged m uovcrnor of Kentucky, will glso
up thu olllco, hut nno provision of tho
agreement reached Is n confession on tho
part cf tho Uobol Democrats that they
iiavoperputratcd a great (tolltical out
rugo under thu forms of law, for they
agree that "all parties ahull unite In oi
forts to tiring nbjut such inodinuutlon of
tho election lawns will provide for non
partisan election ltoards mid insure free
ulcr-tlonit." Hut ran tlm uoebulitea bi
upended upon to carry out such an
iigreemonl? Poitlnnd Telegram.
Ywi. and Saint Taylor gives up tho
olllco with tlio distinct pledge that hu
and his gang of mountaineers will not
bo prosecuted for treaton, Thuy nil
seem to bo tarred with thu namo stick
down thero.
Ere you
Convinceb?
The public generally havo como to the conclusion that I mean business when
I say I'm closing out to quit for good. If you'd reen thu crowd around my shoe
counter yesterday, oul havo known thoy all Mimed it was no fako We aro
Htlll lilting out sonroa of ieoplu every day iu Hamilton Urown shoes, in shirts,
caps, iimlurwoar, tie, hoalury, notions, ete. Wo huvu kept the counters nnd tables
so full that many people think uo'u gutting In now gco.li. but 1)10 empty galierj
mid wuipty iiper shulvtw, apak volumos fur the arowxla we've had.
Ttiuonlywuy to find what we'vo get Ute noma anil lok. We can aave you
WM meniay nn uuythlng wu inall you. Why go elaewhere and pay profit wneu
you get It w at uxaet awn.
LADIES-I have about a dozen and a half of very fine
handkerchiefs that sold from 60c to SI 45. They are clean and
frcslt in excellent condition. They are yours at eraci cost. It
might pay you to see them.
Will's Bazaar. 307 60m. si
THAT SCALP BOUNTY
ta Collected by All Counties Ex
cept Multnomah.
Sections Owing Least Number of Sheep
Pay Greatest Amount of Tax Marion
Contributes a Ooodly Share.
Tho refusal of Multnomah county to
comply with tho new law requiring n
levy for tho purpose of maintaining n
ecalp boawty fund, lias aroused consid
erable dfscusalon throughout tho state.
Wln the b'lll was introduced last
winter by Rep. Williamson, of Crook,
It was represented to bo a bill for tho
protection of sheen, tho expense to be
borne principally by tho sheep owners.
Tho bill provided that 1 cent a head on
sheep and J mill on other property real
nnd personal be levied In each county to
bo turned over to the stnto treasurer for
a "state scalp bounty fund" to bo paid
out In bounties, for the calps of wild
animals destruclUo to sheep.
Tho bill passed with little opposition,
nnd tlio records show that with the ex
ception of Myers, nil of Multnomah
county's representatives voted for it.
The JoonXAL, nt the time the bill was
heforo tho legislature, eavo an anulysia
which Hlinwtxl that tho hcnvlcst part ol!
tho cxpenso would bo borno by thelSold by all druggbts.
couiiiiua uniniiK i" oiitcj., uu
others seem to havo found this out now.
As tho principle involved is a time
honored ono In dealing with "infant
Industries," however, perhaps the coun- (
tics that foot tho bill should not go to
tho length of refusing to comply with
tho law which they wcro greatly in
strumental in pasalng. But in order
that JocnvAL readers may form a cor
rect idea of the working of the law somo
correct figures aro presented herewith,
nnd particular nttcntlon is called to tho
fact that these figures aro not garbled by
leaving out of consideration tho atnountn
raised by tbo 1 cent tax on each head of
sheep, as was tho case with tho figures
recently given by a paper published in
Portland, Multnomah county.
Tho fifteen counties, Baker, Crook,
Curry, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Klam
ath, Lake, Malheur, Morrow, Sherman,
Umatilla, Wallowa, Wasco and Wheeler,
with 1,310.001 sheep will contribute
10,34t to tho scalp bounty fund.
Tho remaining eighteen counties, with
210,804 sheep, If they nil pay, will con
tribute $27,440 to tho fund. With less
than ono fifth as many sheep tho latter
group contriuuto nearly ou per cent
moro money.
Tho following tnblu shows tho number
of sheep in each county and tho amount
contributed to tho bounty fund, Includ
ing tho J mill property tax andonocont
per head on shoop and goats.
No, of
hcep
Amt. of
calp
boumjr
tax.
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County coals
linker.. 61.760
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New Road Snpervlaors,
Tho following wero duly appointed
ron I supervisions to soryo until the new
road supervisors, aro elected and qual
ified which ."ill bo in Juno.
Albert Kraus, District 1, Aurora.
J ll Jnrdon, Sr. Diat. 2, Hubbard.
Win Bents, Diat. 3, Dutteville.
John Scollard, Diat. I, Chainpocg.
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Pamti'l Korr, 8r. DIst. 5. St Paul.
Geo U Miller. Dist.C. Fairfield.
J Vandalle, Diat. 7,Gerynis.
W G Walker, Dist. 8, Woot burn.
J II Simmons, DIst. 0. Monitor.
P K lohnson Dist. 10, Mt Angel.
Chas Heinz, DIst. II, N- Scotts
M0 W Roberts, Dist. 12, S. Scotts
MJ Firiicr. DIst. 13. N. W. Silyerton.
JFDavCwat.l4,N K.Stverton
J Hlnkle, 'DIst. .16, S SI ver on.
Geo Johnson, Dist. 10. Howell.
EK Shaw, Dial. 17. Brooks,
II Tllruco, Dist. 18, JJ. Salem.
J E McCoy, Dist. 10, Englenood.
A A Burton, Dist. 20, , l'roP
H J Workman, Dist. 21, E. Salem.
E Hartley. Dist. 22, Maclcay.
CJHult,Dist. 2-t, Silver Falls.
Adam Burns, Dist. 24, Sublimity.
F L Pound, Dist 25, Aumavllle.
N Silver, Dist. 20, Turner.
Wm B Clark, Dist. 27. Yew Park.
B F Hall, Dist. 28, 8. Salem
ItO Donaldson, Dist. 29, Sidney.
M E Richardson, Dist. 30, Jefferson.
S Ruwell, Dist. 30, Marlon.
A .1 Richardson, Dist. 32, Stayton.
J W Ivlne, Dist 33, Mehama.
FLPopo, Dist. 31, Elkhorn.
RG Prico, Diat. 35, Horob.
"Carry Sunshine With You."
A bright fresh face is nlwuy In
spiring, and It always denotes good
health as well us a luippy heart.
Many faces that wore once overcast
with ulootu have been made bright
nnd sunny by Hood's Sarsparllla
which euros all dyspeptic symptoms,
strengthens the nerves und tones up
ind Invigorates the whole system.
Constipation Is cured by tioocrs
Piiu. tlm nun Irritating cathartic.
Special Services.
Rev. Palmer spoko last night at tho
Baptist church on "The Greatest Thing
In Him World Perfect Love." He was
creeled bv a larao audience, who listened
with interest and profit to his eloquent
nnd imnresslve worda. Tonight ho will
mwvtk nn "Tho Greatest Problem In tlio
World." Special music will tie fur
nlshed bv members of the choir and
others.
bad News.
0. D. and E. 0. Mlnton, of this city,
linvo received the sad news of tho death
of their father, John Mlnton, Monday
mnrnlnff. at Mlltic'o. Ind. Ho was
nearly 80 years of ngo, nnd death result
cd from complications arising from la-
crippc. 0. D. Mlnton but recently re
turned from a visit to Mnnclo, leaving
his father, as ho thought, much im
proved.
To Reform School.
Jamca B. Lombard, aged 14 years, was
this morning committed to tho reform
school bv Judao Torrcll.on petition of
J. L. Lombard, father of tho boy. Tho
parties aro from Lane county, nnd Mr.
Lombard brought his son hero to put
him Iu tho reform ichool, but learned
that it was necessary that ho bo first
legally committed. Tho boy is nn incor
rigablc.
Social Patty.
Mr. andMrs. Joseph Fiuco entertained
n number of their friends nt their home,
on tho corner of Church nnd Stnto
I streets, last nUht, nnd thoso present re
port a very enjoynblo tlmo. Tho ovon
ing wns spent in enrd playing, nnd after
n bountiful lunch all retired for their
various homes.
Dancing.
Miss Helen Copolnnd will begin a sec
ond term in Channing Hall on Wcdues.
day night Fob 14.
One More Insane.
George Taylor, aged 76, wns brought
to tho asylum, from CInckamas county
jeaterday. .
W1ITE IHOUSK RESTAURANT
What was you saying nbout thoso
meals?
I said they wero tho best I over cat.
You will find them at tho White Iloiue
Restaurant, which is open all night nnd
meals served ut all hnurB. Oysters a
specialty.
McKlLLOP & BAIIKHAnT
Proprietors.
1900
mabeels
Tribune, model 50, S40,
Tribune, model 52, S50,
Tribune Chatnlcss, S75
IVER JOHNSON CC
CHAINLESS X w
Ivcr Johnson Highest
Grade Chain $35
The only wheel of tlio highest grade
that la to bo had at that prico. Lust
season was f5Q. This year stayed out oi
tho trust nnd mado their ow n prices.
Mado with drop forged connection
throughout. The most expensive con
struction there is. I' sea star ball re
tainers In all bearings, including the
head, eo you can tako tlio whool apart,
and ru-asaomble in less tlmo than any
other sort tt construction.
An ounce of Drop Forging is
worth a ton of guarantee,
IVER JOHNSON.
Como and seo the samples,
shortly.
Stock in
MOCK TURTLE
wp ARE NOT LIVING ON
TjHFJ2!JPgL1 ISLANDS'
BUj WF DO SERVE OUR
PATRONS WITH RICH SOUPS
As tho first couraontour
regular dinners. .Meals
at all hours at which nil
the luxuries of tho eea-
THE ST. ELMO RESTAURANT,
DIED.
BAGNAI.L At Chemnwn Indian school.
". .i.i. ....i..., i ti,,itnnl . need
aa .i 'u"e.o,o:Hiont of tho
school nnd wns a bright and popular
young man. He recently returned from
a vlalt to Hew Mexico in a vum ;...
for relics from tho mnlady which carries
off so mony of mixed rnco.
Funeral eorvices wcro theld nt tho
school this forenoon, conducted by Rev.
Burdetto. Burial iook piaco 111 uujKu
boring cemetery.
ill
New Citizens.
David Brodlo and Wm. Brodlo camo
before tho county clerk yesterday nnd
took out their papers nnd became citi
zens of the United Stntes.
TODAY'S JlARKET.
Pobtlksd, Fob. 13. Wheat, valley 52
M, U'nlln Wnlln, 53&64.
Flour Portland best grades f2.i0 to
$3.00. Suporflm-$-M0 porbbl.
O.it-Whlto SJO'lllc. grey 33 to 31.
Hay Timothy flOU per ton.
Hops 7IOoj old crop C0c.
Wool Valley. 1213c; Eastern Oro
iron, 814; Mohair, '-'ZQIO.
Millstuff ran, $17; i-horts, $18.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.00 to
1.00; hens, $4 to 4 60; turkeys, llvo 13c.
Egs Oregon, 14 to locper doz.
Hides Green, salted CO Hm, 80c;
under CO lbs, 7)8 ; sheep pelts, 150
20c.
Onions $I.602 00 per centnl.
Buttor-Uest dairy, 30017; fnncy
creamery, 60 to 53c ; storo, '2.1 to 27sC.
Potatoes 55 to 80c per cemul.
Hogs Heavy dreised 5 to Oc.
Mutton Dressed. 7 to 7Je per pound.
Beef Steers. $401.50; cove,$3.60 04;
dressed beef, 0)6 to 7e.
Veal Dressed, 7 0 8c.
SALEM MARK&T.
Wheat 53 pounds nnd over, 42c.
Wool, 10c, Molinlr, 30c.
Hops 0 to 10c.
Barlo) 35 to 38c.
Oats 28 to 30c.
Hay Baled, cheat, $8; timothy, $90
$to.
Eirgs 12 cash 14c trade.
Flour In wholcsalu lots, $2.50; retail,
$3.
Mlllstuffs-Brnn. $13; shorts, $14).
Hogs Droesed, h)v.
Llvo cattle Steera, 9 ; cows, 2 to
3c.
Sheep $2.5003.
Dressed Veal 01c.
lluttor Dairy. 15c; creamery, 25c.
Poultry Chickens, 7 to 8; tnrkoya,
10 to 12)iJc.
Potatoes 25c to 35c.
There Is no Mvstery
As to why tho Northern Pacific cnrricH
ro many passengers. It is liecauao it
gives nil of Ha passengers good scrvlco
nnd courteous treatment, ts road bed
is exceedingly smooth and its day
coaches nro tlio best manufactured, by
tho Pullman Car company ,nnd ;ts tralnri
throughout aro audi as to plcaso tho
most fastidious.
Thomas Wait k Co.. Ticket Agents,
9.1fLl 007 Pnmmnri.ini fit
WANTED To buy n secontMiand hack ;
must bo in good condition; two or
three scats, with or without top. In
quire nt Hanson's barn or uddri'si box
382, city. 2.13-3t
FLOUR
PERFECTION
GOLDEN CROWN
Mado from Highland Hard Wheat, equal
to the best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed.
Afk your grocer for It.
Wholesale only.
I- a
Wright
2-Ctf
Co.
DOTY
FISH AND
GAME MARKET
The undersigned is now the proprietor
in mo toiy nun H-m pouury uepot.
i ioty list! r'hi poultry depot,
y and Eggn tiouglit nnd sold, high,
in prlco paid. Your patronago
rouur;
est ens
solicited
Thoso
id it t
havlmi nonltrv fnr
sain will find it to their advnntago to
call beforo selling
J. A. TAYLOR,
t)t Court Street.
REEDS OPERA HOUSE
r.VTfON IJ1103., Lenee and Manager!.
February 19,
CHHRITY
MARTIN
Grand
Opera
Recital, and
ELLIS BROOKS'
Picturesque
Musical
Spectacle!
v,c.oes GLORY!
OT r. On Land
VLU AndSca
100 REALISTIC SCENES 100
6L0SING
The fine dry goods
erly Willis Brosf,
Auction Sales Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays,at 2 p, m also Saturday evening,
In the meantime, we are selling goods at
private sale. Lots of nice new goods, espco
ially shoes, for less than Willis Bros paid for
them
Fine lines of dress
ribbons, laces, gloves,
Todies' and misses
to fit everyone for less
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office. S. Friedman Auctioned
-- .
OUT OF SIGHT
A searchlight will not reveal what is truly
out of sight. If you come to our store for
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 St L.AOJRENCE
OLD POSTOFFIOE aitOCEUY
SUTTON'S SNAP SHOT
Tho Wonderful Destroyer of nil Forma of
INFLAMMATION IN
Death on Rheumatism, Lamo Buck, Hondacho, Tootlmcho,
Earacho, Burns, Scalds, Corns and Uuntona, Stiff Joints.
PRICE, 50c PER BOTTLE. R. K. SUTTON, Ashland, Oregon
Threatened With La Grippe
StatoofOrtgou, i
Jacket! County. Frank lUminond. being duly sworn. iIcimmo and nari: Alii
llmenirol Ionic ncrocoll and tra tlireaioilvd ltli la Krlppo. f iimxI Uulton'a 8uip shMk
miiaiugand Inhaling It. aud In a wyauorl tluio tlienjinptoini who all gone, ll bu alioctiil
conn mi my fort nnd e.K'clnlljr a hi to or galled place on my foot, cauwl by so much ttuix
upou It, my LuiIuc.m lolng ibat of a railway mail clerk. One application entirely cured IM en
Subscribed and iworn to before me thin Gth day of October, 1896.
UKO. W. TitKFltEN, Notary IMbllo for Oregoiij,
gjBT For sale at Stono's Drug Store, Salem. 1.2S'
Salem Studio,
INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
Mrs. Hfa finders Willnpi
Ovor First National Bank.
Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Clip
Keaamg.
Studio hours from 0 to 12 nud 2 to 6.
TWO FINE NEW PIAXOS IN STUDIO FOE
USJS OJT
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J . P. RQGBRa
WHOLESALE
Fine Wines,
218 COMMERCIAL STREET,
160 STATE STREET,
fcCourtoouB trontmont nt oil tlmoB. 102 COURT STREET. 3
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BUY A
DON'T
i PEEL
POTATOES.
Hen
NO MORF ISSKs
W WA, p0TAT0EQ
A FRUIT.fVEGETABLE,
JELLY PRESS, COLAN
DER, STRAINER, LEM
ON SQUEE2ER AND
POTATO MASHER.
R. M. Wade Si
Xrl KIRK
Grain! Hay.'Flour, Mill Fe:d, Building Material.
Lime, Cm:nt, Piaster etc,
Grain.jHaJand Straw stored
Wagon Scales .etc.
of tli cHv"1'1 nl carefu aUnntln" Bvii .to tho delivery. of goods t!$?
WANTS TO SEE YOU!
If you have a harness that Is
no uu right, or If you need
any new work in that line, il
wi.l surely pay you to call on
F. E, SHAKER. SALEM, OREGON-
123 State St. l-lld&w
OUT
and shoe stock fofrn,
goods, silks, velvets,
underwear etc,
jackets and capes, sho
than cost
MAN OR BEASTI
PUPILS.
AND RETAIL.
Liquors Cigars
r sv
,
is Fruit Press
and
Co. Hardware
now srBD0
Cow Fertilizer. Garden Sand ana w i
Delivered on short notice.
C0MWr
GOODS
D. S..BENTLEY &
IB"
I.
Popular prices, 23, 60, and 76c
310 Front 8trt