The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 20, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textw TK!t,',jmiswrvti n y St I . v B1 tK as- We have uff.' i & ii SILK SATEEN SILKOLINB MERCERIZED FLANNEL KNIT raj FERGR ,' CREPON CHEVIOT MIXED Overskipfs NEW rtAVDl ZfafrfttMitt MIC OB ALL IUT MATntALLY ADVANCED LT itolt'f&RESTOF FEBRUARY WE WILL SACRIFICE PROFITS MbLET THEM GO AT PRICES THAT MAKES EACH OfNM JARGAIN. ' H&SKt Jin WM' wSftfjun bYKP. ABM H0UERS0N'S! iJBfcJf law zob ana boo ommuhuiaij oj-, MBKj j"" w-i.iimi. -" -. i -..i.. .- Ha Mf "' " "'' "' VW iiiw " ny '" P M J. J. DALIIYMPLTC & CO. w R - 1 1 ! ' if ASK FOR THE We 3tC LA CAPELLE TWO r- II "SERVICE" r CLASP PEARL KID j, if BEST 31 GLOVE agCIltS lOt WARRANTED?! .50 f.-1 Lu 1 m fsaflflav By' . New just MEN'S SILK LINED GLOVES TRY THEM J. .T. DALRY1MPX1E & CO. What (lie Dickey Bird Said Wh that young ladlcalook lovelier wlitm. their tight liml been fitted with hand tonif llraillhui pebblee or Froncli en a Ul glace lliMtt they did Mo 10 they oru llunii Minn tlioy were ground and adjuiltrtl to tlin alghl by Hlngoa. Tin-U-nulyolrnirflnu optical goo.li., U a the skill illi which mo adjust idem makea u Justly popular as ojitlHfttiR. C.H.HINGBS OITICIAW littKCOMMIUnlAIi HT Next door la HoUcrtou'a WUATHUn IIEI'OHT. Tuesday and Wvdnetday occasional rnin, AAA AAA AA AA X HOTEL ARRIVALS. T OOTTAOt. 0. D. Btmnr, Mlnnenimlli, MI1111.1 M. D'ilmro, Tiiul, Alult-rai U. W. Cald rll and wife, Jilni Crunor and vtlfi. -MlaiNullUCroner llUdi'.i. NuU 1 J. 0. yulUrton, Hobiir)M J, W. Wi-luli, Dr. Wui, Welch, ailvunw. wiLUMirrc. iii vi. iuiiiiir , u vniirtai pin. n 0, WnglrUry. llariirbumi Louli !) Wrt, JtuUirv I rrciiiaii, 5llne: U.K. Iomntury, l Bauintl, Win. 1-. Mulr, M. II. Iuley. II M. Oplen, Jainv K. Jftck-oiiil'. K. Blrmell, 1'urilandt (. U II 0. MoKlnley, La Umnai Mr. Trry, Mra. 1. C Trry, PjoJ.mij T. J llari. Chaa, K. Oary.Now t k A. K (linlll. f. U 1.1. 1... 11 I.' II, .L. Oil vcrtnu 1 0i. K. liur'ton. Uo. J. ink, 0, L. Ktale, Jmuea U. Murray, Atmer Hort lnn,A, Wertliein, M. I Ii,l II. 0. JUn, Qeo. A. IWyU. 84U Fraucio. UtiichUch Win, TIo jury In lha eM ol It. J. Uerr bock va. Mra, WVMer la lr ulalutltT for IOt.SU, the atuount vlalim-d. JolinDUr, rovyvllle, Ind., any, " oaror UMidanirtliliDf at ifimd at Unt MlDUtc'JouuliCuie. Quickly brvakt u couub arid culd. )rvcni cuiuuuin tlpc. I'leauut, 10 take. biouv Droit BOTH & GRABER, !! Will tl.aouufiuua SYRUPS ' . Every Ii ,ioonoer , Riakiia Zutez no - - aUwiJri.'ieu ansjr fie. mtrtnM.m o,gh. l-'K'trriT.1. U"! u! wiraKtlin.rrUruii. Wo tanh f..r uhT. tTi.T.r. "J.T.Vi.r" aialty ol liu. mM MapU' Iicv. lV:, Z ZU "7, "".X fr M'rordUlyIi.vlioUpublla to call aABuraiorwawi t iswiytira itml wur fc xHaait flj,hU SW wrry noihinj, l, ,,pe4 rban j$w,l tl rh iht nlwrl all wiiwiioi. uiyuuaatau. if " 124 State Street. a big line of gfrjyywf "J. ritsssz. Ondepskirfs TAILOR MADE TRUNKS VALIHIM TIIAVKM.NO DA08 Gloves fitted if desired Service, Lucllo A Ln Forco lines in, MEN'S KID GLOVES $ PAIR J f ifti rfii nt Sumpter 'Mines. Tlcketa to nil mining lowna BpoVane. Baker City, Moreow, 811 Franclm) arul u omor poinis. Mmage checked through raves money. Uuy M, Powor'a olllcu foot Trado alrcot. 2-8 lm. PBRBUNALS. Mayor Itlahop la conQnul at Ida homo with a cold. J, It. Jaekaon, o( Uubbnrd, wna Intho city Montluy, Itev, CoMilnnd waa a painonxcr aoulh today for Urownavlllo. W. T. Ilcyg, of Jeffcraon, wan In tlio city today on Imtlneaa. M. It. Bltllemeler, of Mt. AukoI, waa aHalcm vliltorjetttrduy, Ow), J, Bcnk, tho well-known travel ing man, waa a iiaiiengur twlay for kUKcno. Ooornor Qwt la attending tins con. ferunco of county Judgca and aiwitora at I'ortUnd. Mr. and Mia. .1. 0. Terry (nio Bay. age) ol Hx)kin), ro In Balvm to vlilt for a low daya. Mla Minna Bauvalii liaa rotunutl from a week'a vory iloaaant vlilt with friend hi Portland. John 6anlol, tho Btayton Hour mill man, who haa Uirn In tho city on liuil. m-aa, rvturuud home today. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Hamilton and Mra. J. II 6tunii have returned from a tliort vlalt to IiideH.'udetico. jira. uiarencu Koiigna waa a airn. Kvrioriuruer una morning for a few daya, to UIt lur brolhor, Fiauk Nell. Mra, Frtxl It. Uoaertox haa returned from a two weeka' vUlt at Stayteu with farenta. Dr.andMra.J.M. Kitchen 1'iovliioni Ciiuid. Although th Uoera may haacan I II hWl WaitUliaOl lUOvlnlniH lunniii.r., vuraai ii,i nrat rlaaa Kroerla, Irult and dan- (iroduela )ou tuvl from lliau aoiitt llagan. KckeJ by HlaitoiM. A. 0. Qllea, who o near Aiylum anuo 011 Teutj.arat.tivl waa klelod by Ida Iwraa on Sunday ovanlng, reault Ing In tho breaking of lilt ngw and a narrow wear (w Ida right jc ' aw i a tia. Il'a Not What You Xyt, Uut lluw Y04 Bay It. ... . .. r --, j -. . TuaJuoaaAL would net hold all that ??u.!4ta..fW, ' ' Kwiiwo KySK.? M M ",w,i "'tliiif to slay quit for good, in all 'r'"'.. "w", " una, ' UrsHUM Ilm aervvia the eonttuout. Mates aro aa law aa by any ither line, luouta, WAnACu.. T1kot Ageuta. 'MH rr Com me ratal, $L Kwy Halt Hour. The little wis ou the Fair Orounua to Muuilngitde Hue have ilu K iU. on a haU.hiwr whtuU, pacing at the tietboottt churati on the even hour m half Iwwr. Afttsr ilMCtura failed tu cure tne of t Kitirrva r. .....:.:. ..:..."... v .." -' wniiuicuaiuay iiau 11. jiwhera etr orM it. humea Dim, KUirc. KubWc OmLi Ktduccd. Maeklntothaaaud meu' liK rubUr Ukita at ft :" "v,u"?' w, ala mwa anuooyn'otercoaU. at lUK,. '. wwjn tors itatkft. 7l.ei .,.1,1 1 ... tahiatoUowitltumout, Ibciu. I'loaw mil and lMlw JOURNAL X RAYB, Salem wanla a noman'a club, r tl Good anuerkraut la still in demand. I M Keep tho iwlltlclins off tho achool board. U Tho national Popullat committeu at Lincoln split. HI A twice-a-week dally is like getting' freali milk twice a week, ttt Salem peopld will regret to lote W. E. Copcland and family. i t Balem need a better public achoola more than factories and churches, t t t A tug towed 1,200,000 feet (?) of Ore gonplno into the Oakland, Cab, harbor. t n Do not ruin your complexion remain Ing indoors theao misty balmy spring daya. 1 t t Now it seems that tho Englieh troops have atarted out to win aomo victories. It Is time. : u Balem had a very mild doae and light expenao from smallpox compared to other towns, 1 : 1 If other towns have butter schools with lower taxoi what shall wo myl 1'rogreaa, educational and financial. t t Daily Juohnal renders want the nvwa ovcry day In tho week, They do not want to wait for twlco a week news, tl t llynll means let Iloll'a man Vcddur from I'uddln river b"ltoma run tho Peoplo'a party, It couldn't bo In aafer hands. n j There aro fow bolter bualneivca for n young man or woman to learn than dairying or creamerlng. It is next ton racket itoro. i t i The public achool aavinga bank depoa Ita will almost take up tho $10,000 Kaat Balem rchool houio bonds. To 'ell whh bond syndicates. Tim aiher dollar has Ita uses, otcu in bulk Ongunluii. Yes, for Instance ; it will pay the let. dally four months. I I I What doea tho taxpayer gut for at tending tho ring primaries ntany party 7 llngetait in tho neck. Let ua hao direct nomination by tho people. ttt Instead of teaching boys and girls ' baaket ball, Tiik Joutmt. would teach j them toraleubaskclfiila of strawberries and spuds, Yim cnu't food kids on biskot ball. t t t The Baker Oily high school has nuter had a moro aucceatful yiar'a labor than j that ending next May. Over U0 young men and women are enrolled ns aludenUi. HI ' Tho Hrst oongregatlonal church will hear a lint-class musical recliat Wednesday ueulng-the Mlssea Brown 1 andShel.on-18 tD.,1. adudsslou. Olio ,, . the young ladle n goncroua patronate. . I t I What if the l'ulk rniinty hills were irungiy luniueii Willi rtosot gum carrying ahtlla four to six mllva.artil- CLOSING OUT To Quit Business Selling at Exact Cost. 1'ts now been live weeks sinr nnr il. iir-i.i .m,i n- shelves attest the fact that our stock is being rapidly de pleted. We are nuslumr thimrs as fast as its nnilX. fnr . want to finish the stock and ouit Laan ll. In.. II... ..-I........ 1;... v.tp U 1 11 iiic scuayii. cveiyiniiijr eise goes at exact cost. 1 iiiii iiuiiii inuinv 1 till uj iiapi plainly marked drew lots of att look tliem over. nwi iiuiiii muuw iuii ui itapic ilt nnrl 1 ti ... I..... T..II f ....! rr."TL"urew,0te 0I ui 1 iciu uvcr. Shoes too. We are Mill fith'mr ,lnn nf (ViiL-c ;., ti....:i ton, Browns shoes at cost. We can likely fit you and it means a big saving, no harm to look. Mens white and percale shirts, all at exact cost, first class goods too. TelcSCQDCS. all siziv on IrmiL- mil.. .,.::.... it.- ., less than cost. We have the whole store mmH a,ffl Y0U Ve ?,NW around. ou II be sure to find WIGGINS' 307 Commercial Street K. L. HIBBAFD DEAD, Mr. Hibbarddiodat the Salem hos pital at 3 o'clock today. lery armed with Mausers carrying two to threo miles; rapid firing and roaxln guns that Are 2,000 ball a minute; how would Urge armies march across the valley and take thoio bills. The British arc entitled to some sympathy, t ft The people do not care what faction of the Republican machine, or tho Dem ocratic machine controls .thote parties. The people know that any of those ma chines must bo greased at public ex penec and that coats as much as legiti mate government. in Oregon people are paying $1.10 for dteele'a phyalology, while Iowa people get them for 00 cents. Other atatea pay from 00 ccnta to f 1 for tho book ; of coure there are still plenty of educatora who claim tho Oregon text book law aa It waa la perfect. Ut A Balem woman who is about raising f unda"for the Lord, "as she calls it, turned a cat out on tho atrcet toatarve llili wln- W), fo)on.eu wlne8a with rifle. At tliia tor. One ofthe unsalntly kind tookjtlme witness' left hand was almost )ar. poorpusalnandcuthedcron the a.yaedand couldnot have Wo woman when alio came for money, ttt A citizens' non-partisan business ad ministration of the city of Salem saves $20,000 a year; saves tho school district $7,000 a jcar. But Marlon county goes on tho old way collecting $250,000 a year and spending It. For what? S J t A direct iOgisiation advocato says aubmlsston of an amendment to that of feet Is tho most Important Issue before tho people. "The right to rulo Is more Important than tho right to elect ml ers." Tho ono cent dally and one dollar wiekly do not tax tho cnpaclty of our million an hour press by any means. Rut the war nowa ia 10 to 12 hours uhead of any morulngdaily. S J , Sheriff Durbln will havo another whack at collecting up tho taxea and tho people will see what it means to havo that oulce out of tho hands of tho polit ical ring. tt t A reader at I'ratum aaka: "la there any wny that an American citizen can vote at tho coming election without reg istering?" Itead article in thla Issue Iiov. Kantnor preaches tonight to the Salvationists of Salem to boom tho or iter "Companions of tho Croiis." I . I AnotherelectrlclWitplantmean.morol en employed in Salem let's havo It I men employed by all means, and more too. Itt Tho plan of reform based on a fusion managed by old ring polltlclana will not pan out much for the taxpayer. I Tin Joubmal domestic department Ii mild ta Imvn klliiiulatnl nn lnlnr.,.1 In the cooking achool. . Who would not be a patroness of a ''''ng Oregon militia coinany7 Along the River Fiont, Tho ateainor Altona, came down this morn 201 nerreun ar tr in. ami urn ceeded 011 dow n thurlvor, taking with her aomo freight and a uumber ol pus- "'K''"' MTli" ',,e'Br '.,oc' ? U' ' " N Company, will herrafter make dally irna between I'ortlan.l ....1 l.i.!n.,.i. !""" BhtsUis y Iba Mad Yw Hl Ahairi 6?tittt ihft Htwnv. u ., n,.u but wliecls, these, we will .1. '.. . . ..f 1 w ... .. - riUUOnS Willi the COSt prices "e,,on rday, pay you to J ,V,H" ' ,mb ai ticketed with prices plainly We,C,n.,e t0 COn'e ' 100k something you want. BflZflflR -SMITH BOYS ON TIUAL. Continued from First Pa. atop the bleeding, which ho did. Then went down to the spring ana iriea .u , get hia arm into the spring but could j not reach It. Will Smith followed with I the rifle eaying, "Damn you, don't put on any style or we will flniah you." Witness showed the cloth he waa Iron ing when the boya came in, and the scorched mark made by the bot Iron which he dropped and left lying when tho boys came In. There were three guns In the house, the Winchester mentioned before, a .1.-1 .- --.1 .nni..i rifle, there belnz BUUt (Ull .lm ."v."" - no ammunition for the two last. 11H. ...... .li.nl.K.1 ilm uMlrtand tho' il.ui.1.,,v .... - aleeve of the underahlrt wrrn ul mo underahlrt wrrn at tho ahootlng, showing the bullet to hatoialle'Mi,atcow. The old man jumped entered the arm from behind. Ho also nnd 8eIzea tho sun and dragged It with ihowed tho wound on his arm, ana wiis t-.t u.. r. n.t o.l fir. was eiBui.iieu Uj i.. .- - -- Llrewer.ali retiring to the Jury room for that purpose. Cross examined. W aa lat nome a 1 01 ihe night of tho JDth and 20th. Asked if had the cow In his possession, the . - f -I ,.-.! question was oujccieu 10 uu vujcv.huu sustained, an exception being noted by . the defense. Was running when alio with back to the shooter. Orvie did, not follow but ran out nnd around tho 1 i,i. !, iwt I.im off. V.O.H. Brewer was the next wit- . . . . I new. DroBsea tlid wound the flarao day .... It was infllctod. Identified ahlrti I Described nature of wound. Tho left hand at thla time waa very nearly useless, and was in a bandage. Might have .,.nnnrtl onn norm,., tl.at hand In certain positions. John Wynans called. Was working for W. P. Smith on Nov. 20th. Left tho place to go to work about 1 o'clock, Between 2 and 3 o'clock heard a gun shot. Scon nftor heard oomo ono hollow and tho horn blow. Started for tho houso and met Smith who said his son Will had shot htm. Found Will Smith at the house. Ho made tho remark that they had a ing to the granting to himself of a frnn warrant for tho old man'e arrest and he clilae, a reporter was dispatched to Inter had made a fight, ao they had to shoot j view Mr. Anson on the subject. In re him. WlllsaidtoOrvioi ' We haven't' sponso to kho reporters queery Mr. An accomplished whatwecamo here for." jeon said: "Yes I shall'moke application Therowcro four guns at tho house Ono to tho city council tonight for a fran was upstairs and threo stood In tho chlseto do electric lighting nnd steam corner down stairs. Tho Winchester .heatlng-utlllzlng the flxlmust steam belonged to witness. It wni found j frora t,e lighting englno to do tho bent lying on tho floor of tho room wlthanng. This exhaust eteam haa always empty sholl thrown out. Came to Sll-beon waateii (n tcftm pl(lnts until ro. vorton with Smith, leaving boya there. ccnty ay8tcm m, j,, Uevl,cj wllore. Altor dinner Til Ford appeared by ItcanboHavcd nnd sold In the form among tho attorneys for tho accused. 1 0f j,cntf Rllch plants havo been In sue The first witness placed upon tho atand lCCMful operation in tho east for several was tho boy, Davo Morgan. Ho waslvenr8anj t hftV0 BUCceeded in interest kept on tho stand a long time, and jllg tll0 ,tcam lCOplo , a ,,ant I)er0 ns Iwtli sides seemed aomo what afraid of tlmvnro mi-rl..n m c.i ,, ..o.,n.i .. his testimony, which however in tho main agreed with whnt had gone bcloro. The boy said Will Smith helped JIld tU MV U' MIVI1 lllljllUI a Ml lt At, lf n.,tA , ttn tin ltnla rntl.nai nt TKt- ilK, , ym 8 , h M J , . ,. .... i.,. up tho arm. Tho witness was shaken on thla point by Hayden, and finally acknowledged that ho didn't know as ho was present when tho wound was dono up. Two others uf the men working for Smith woro examined, but nothing materially new was brought out. Will Smith waa put on tho atand. Missed the cow and tracked her. Went to hia fat Iter's place niter her. "": found her nailed up in tho barn. Went out and built a fire. Next morning waited WHITE HOUSE BSTADaUiT What waa yoa eaying about those meals? I said they were the best I ever eat. You will II ml them at tho White Ilouto Kentaurant, which Is open all night and meal served ut till hours. Oysters n specialty. McKillop & Rkiikuart Proprietors, 100 btato St. 1899 Wheels What few I hate left of theeo I will aell at a bargain. . ThereVallOTrlbuno brand, now for 33. There a another almost aa good aa m-w for m. There'a a fio Steams allghtly used for KM It will rwy ton to aeo thi'fe for you won't havo very long to decide on audi snaps. The 1900 Tribtines $40 and i$50 j We will Im ulinunif tiiu... ........ it. ! im.,. ni v.-r .1. ; : .t :"..u,hu fTOrtl "'the easy wheel, the one ,,-..,,,, K .,.e au. tMitettrSJTX: could imagine. A.L our U,lv iu '"", ... vj him 1 iiivy IIIIHK OI WwtH I.. Htfi ..1... ... . .t 1 . . .' -.w.w vi TJIK OtIAl.NLKSS WILL UB And It's a perfect Uwuty. .. 76 Watt to IVKR JOHNSON m The only strictly high Krade ;'hwl on the market aelllng t that prk. Ifxoti want lorn tlm lifoihut t.ll. 1.. ... T dom ever ahown eowe don d THKCHAINLKSSISIW. An ounce of Droo Pr.ro:o is worth a ton of guarantee, IVtKJOHNiON About Coaster Brakes Wo furaUb the Morrow Aut-muic 7.W extra. We furnitk it. -K- Ar trture coaster and brake a the Trtbt uua line for W extra, "1 imni Tl I DTI T muurx IUI1I uu , WE ARE NOT LIVING ON THE GALLIPOLI ISLANDS, ,. ,.,r- r CCDVP OUR BUI WE u jiw- -.. patrons with rich soups As tho first course otour regular dinners. Meals at all hours at which all the luxuries of the sea son can be had at iTHE ST. ELMO RESTAURANT. "" till afternoon for the old man to go B.WOV. WeJ)t t0 jJ0Jg0 an(j nt0 fj,e ,joor. ' .. .. n .... - 1.1 uu..n Bad "lie 0 pan.'-.Bmun emu " .. , .a.j ..Ve have come eon." ... - , i.M -! nut n ilia ntltpr rlnnr. The uim, B-' "" " " 7 0a man WPnt around to an open winaow m ,n ho of BhoolItlg i 'thronirh the window. Witness then ' went mt of th(j door( nn( a, the od mm trtrnIng flrolllld with ... .. . ... i.,i. .i,. i.im , V,IU hUtl '" "" "a, BUV. .... . (,nkcn , becauSQ ,t W8g wooded country. I " maK "8 "? " rea ' or """ any conversation with the old man after , 8llt,n8v , . When they went to tho house tho lt& to shut up. Knew If the old man saw flinm ItL nrntild ohnrtt tliom. , """7 ", "-- - I Tl.Ia ilnfAH.Innt am.M a nl.tnnln.l li i .-' - - marching crma examination by W. II. 1Iolme8 wh s " ln Prof C89, n8 our r,cPor1t c,Jd' no 8av? ll,e ,lm' P".'sion umi. 110 was leiiniK me omiiKiu story. A NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT. K. It, Anson to Apply for a Franchise at the City Council Tonight. The Jocr.s'al having learned that Mr. it. R, Anson has been consulting with members of tho city government look- tho coast." ...v i.v awwiv v aV WMV XIHItVU VIS When do you expect to have tho plant In operation wub asked? To which Mr. Anson replied "September 1, al though wo shall nsk until January 1. The Armoiy Dall. The K. Co. boya of the Oregon Nation al Guard aro working hard to make their annual bull worthy of tho caueo thoy represent. Tho armory is being beautifully and 'tl&iX'Xrs' patronesfes. Mrs 0. E. Wolvorton. 1 1. . ,. ..w ' " .l..10"' .. ., V..H ..tv-M a-w n,v tin jup. r. n, .uuuro, .urs. v, r. iiishen: Mra. A. N. Bush. DIED. 8APPINGFIEI.D.-At tie Salem bos pital, at lii:J0 p. m., Monday, Febru ary lit, ii)00 Ueorgo .-appinglh-ld, of welser, Iduho, aged about 5J jeara. FLOUR PERFECTION UOLDEN CROWN MaJafrom Highland Hard Wheat, equal to th beat in the market. Every sack guaranteed. Ack your grocer for it. Wholesale only. I. G. Wright 2-6tf Co, DOTY" FISH AND OAME MARKET The uaderaigned ia now the proprietor St l'8 IVitr llatli a-.d poultVy 'depot. Poultry sad Ere bounht am! mH. i. i ,. t iiSli?nS? VUL: Your patronage eo Icited Tlice having poViltry for aalo will and it ta td-i, ......... .: calllwfora selling; """" ,u J. A. TAYLOR, 01 Court btreet. Patton Bros. tMKD IOPNT8 AND ALBD1U avicanuiia thw akuiub sum Ultl AND AUTWJB MATWUW. i Stdk of "Ve nniire .eff htoL- nf HMftw hu.. A.t ... . t--'" v mu '.lnitin i ex- "too" ripere. 11-VB .-.r, Tl, "Ltchln MattQ Call nu a bright day and see ft demonstrated. 1 i 1. t .1' IV" ;iio Grain New Line ofoilik Albs J.st Opoaed Pattorl Bros, Lots of Choice Good Dru . For Less than wnoiesaie costs I am closing out the fine drygoods and shoe stock formerly Willis Bros, I am sell, ing lots of goods for less than it cost Willis . Bros, CL.-- fn f(f aQA cijit eVeTVOneSOme at cost, Some at less than cost , 4 . n Vi.no. A fir ornndR. . . , ui T C- -WT '" Laces, Embroideries, art, pfr. Some at eto borne at I VM. f than cost Auction sale will continue Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 2 p, m, Isadore Greenbaum 1st Door South of the Post Office. S. Friedman Auctioneer. urXtneeMre! k k k k k k k "W u c 31 A N K t 13 r V T A It S P E ft dtM ii OUT OP SIGHT A searchlight will not reveal what is truly out of sight. If you come to our store for GOODGOODS You will need no searchlight to find them, nor will they cost any more, but often less than elsewhere for the same goods. HARRITT 3l LAOJR31NLCB OLD POSTOFFIOE.OKOCEIIY SUTTON'S SNAP SHOT Tho Wonderful Destroyer of all Forma of INFLAMMATION IN r.a. ri i r vl li "" y,oumBuU8'n,' ra8 -, Headache, Toothache, Larache, Burns, Scalds, Corns and Bunion., surr ri. .:' .... PRICE, 60c PER BOTTLE. I I Threatened I cute of Oregon. I. ; Jaesmn uountj-.f '.Va ar.coM aM wmfSaM wl'ff iS'ftp'K'" ul.S!1 S",: A """ halm It. aud lit a r.ry snort i.Vb..,opwSfw.r.altIon,0?ha.!i$p. 8hot bl taiMicullr sore oritllod DlM7.SPm.Vw.?r-V .?2nA A1 .l" oani nuffluKanillDtuI norm mi m rvt n.i m.i.ii. . .i . ..r,V."T."'i'""u " u gins. PWfcblo,l5u 8utcrlbJanJ sworn to before ma this Sihdir of Oclobr Has K'UNIC u "AMMO.va GEO. W. TKKFHEN. Noi.ry PuWlifof'o?,,,, &r For sale at Stono'a Drug Store, Salera. .i Salem Studio, INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC MRS. ETTA ANDERS WILLMAN Over First National Bank. Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Class Reading. J Studio hours from 9 to 12 ami " r k TW0 E o& tsi n iimiii nnnnnnn imiiwmii I J. P. RQGBRal WHOLESALE Fine WiNEs,LiQuoRb, Cigars P 2t8 COMMERCIAL STREET, W 160 STATE' STREET. Courteous trimtmin,, . ... ... riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. ... " "a. Emimmuiiuijuiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini 04. B8. A SB Phonet.1871 1 1 - Hay, Flour, Mill Fe:d, Building Material. Lime, Cment, Piaster etc? Grain, WAT "-to:giveu --: . WANTS TO SEE YOUI u you have a hnrnesa that is tUright.orifyounl an v new work in tbat line, U will surely pay you to call on 123 BUta St. 1-HJAw - Shoes SllKSs VeiVCtSa ribDOn3. " corsets, hosiery, .Mider cost Some for cost- less I L O I I N L O L O E Ii u o H i A T T I G S A X atl , MAN OR BEAST! R. K. SUTTON, Ashland, Oregon. With La Grippe ITrTnTO AND RETAIL , iVd COURT STREET. 3 KIRK, StateSt Hayjaad Straw ora to .h8ISSfagS;etlClByp,rt U-8-tf NOW la the time lor Garden ing. Drain tile all tw Fertiilrer. Garden Hand and Loam. Delivered on abort notice. I 0. S. BENTLEY & COMPANY. lO Front Strti -uim"n,t, , iiTi7MT.awaA.ecy :. vwt.a -,rs.