The Daily journal., March 22, 1900, Image 4

fvwrmnv
nrri i ' i&zsammmimmm
':
".
'J.
SPRING NOVELTIES
Holwrsoo's
AT
FRENCH PERCALES
' ENGLISH SHIRTINGS
DUBLIN LINENS
KIMONOS CLOTH
Pampadour Organdi, Organdi Rayurc Soic, Egyptian Tissue,
Covert Cloths, Ducks, Piques, Mercerized Lawns and Piques A
NEW IDEA PATTERNS
'"- - - - "
Service, Lucllo
& Lb Porcc
rrwiliailtofmoJel tan, xrajr unit rl In our
SI.OO
fllOTM arerual lo aiijr JI.11 glorst un Ilia mar.
ket.
Trr tlr of onr rf al klil IU glot ta, war.
rantod
33L.OO
(J. J. DALRYMPLE
Ami tho work l douo In flrat class work-roanahlp-llku
manner. Wi (inn unruly
say Hint wu Imvo tlio lnrt?ot run of
watch rnlri In llili city, for tlio reason
Hint wo give first class work nt reason
ablu charges. TIiIm department In my
Ktor6 In on n continuous IncrmtMi which
li a proof of tlio public' iialliifniitlon.
All work Ih warranted.
CH.HINGBS
KXI'KST OPTICIAN.
BOrt COMM1CHOIAI. NT.
Next iloor to llolvowon
WBATHBM IIBI'OIIT.
To-night twit Frlilny fair weather.
T HOTEL ARRIVALS. X
CUTTAUK.
Jolm P. Jones, Portland.
A. M. Ilollnn, I'ortlniul.
II. W. Clnrk, Portland.
W. O. Nlaloy, Portland.
W. A. Pl.aw, Portland.
I, II. Dennis, I'ortlmul.
I,. M. Qlllwrl. Nowtwnj.
Win. II. Carton, West lerro llmitc,
Vm. tier, lIulUivlllH.
floo, W. Weeks, Uwieneo, Or.J
II. II. Gene, Hultevlllu.
0. ,M. Pierce, San Fratiolaeo
T. B. Tuwnaeiid, Portland.
J. P, MoS'nunlit, 6iitrii0. Titrko-.
WILMMkTTK
V. J. Nelson, Portland.
a W. IUiiboiu. San Frniiolmw.
M. It, IVtftitci, City.
8111 S. Ooldamlth. Portland.
Ja. K. Mann, New York.
B. J. 8torntHrit, San Pmualteu.
A. MaParland, (kut Franelmw.
Jjllhi Uiw, Portland.
0. 1. Bhuiuway, Omaha.
A. M. Orllluy, OfKBon City.
II. II, ltarl, Bi rrHiirUfln.
It. W. Kwtor. Now York.
B. ly, PuMlaml. ,
J. 0, Mii'Wy, Portland.
M. r, fiiirtri Portland.
I Waldman, Portland.
M. J. MnUoii, Woodhuru.
Mr. M. J. .Malawi, WoodUm.
What a biilifuctlon.
When yu rut the bread to II ml It mUl,
not ilrlinl up uml Iwnl. To Iks ur tlut
your rook will in) Wo Im iHk tlo ll
urcail tiuy UtvVrvtul llwtr.
' r.T.s.&co. ji J Y?
lpffalclicstoiicilYkn
I t)D Main Springs I UV
Our Leaders
" t- w. -r -r t i- i" y.t -rrs --rs ix wrN r v
F ' 1 U 1-IUUC5C;
8 aimed vegetables are cheapest at this season,
ur standard brands corn-best cms, 25c, Preferred
stock. 2 rans, 25c.
TnMATnirQ.vHn,hr.l vi 1 rune fnr o;. lrrM.nl
eS. ' . ' stock. 2 cans for 25c.
. . Pl.nWRR POre-finni Se.
JAKDINlBRS-a nice line aj greatly cut prices.
w laaaaawiawaaaMaaa m
: i GILT EDGE BUTTER
Wealwmjt bo on html th Mra, 1 &kg) tmllvr, atvl It la t
knunloJiivU tho eiy lxil uuallty. Try It.
&
XTv : ' T' 1.1 I
fa$ ' Soo4rjto H. a Sonnvtninn
JU '
GET A FREE SHEET
ALL
THE
NEW
SPRING
0 SHAPES
ws
Stiff and Soft A A"
HATS
Now ready. See
the styles in south
window.
& COMPANY
Sumpter IVIines,
Tickets to nil mining towns Spokane,
linker City, Moscow, Hon Francisco and
nil otlior K)lnlN. HnuKn,;o checked
thronuh saves money, liny M. Power's
olllcu foot Trade street. 2-8-lm.
PEHUONALB
Win. Taylor, of Maclcny, l n Hnlom
vlaltor tinluy.
J. I Itotlri wont to Turner todny
on liualnudii.
Henry Krone, of Hlityton, nnu In
this city totlny.
i
Mr. nml Mm. Mutmin, of WomI-
burn, um In tlili city.
Jolm K. HtulMur ritturmol homo to
JcfTurton tlila inornliitf.
Joinci lY'iilnml U vliltlnif lilt iIuukIc
tiT, Mm.Tlioi. (loMen, nour Mnrfou.
John lVrKUton, of Nuwort, In In tlio
city, nml wilt rmunln u couiu of wi'vke.
I'nul Kllngclo, who la In IiiiIiiobh with
II, (1, Houuvmnuu, ut (llvmhtlo, l In tlio
city on lnnlncm, Ho ruxirta K"l
trnilulu llml locllon.
Mm. l'ny Vrlhtiiiiin, of Bublimity,
who liita Im'oii In tlio city vialtliiK ul tho
houiobf Mr. uml Mn I'muk Wrlnlit
iiiiiii .ruluriiMl liotiio Ukluy,
A l.lVo Mlsiloniry.
lluv. J. 1'. MoNnughtou, n uilaalonnry
from Hmyriin, Turkuy, will apenk In tho
Ftrat Couttrcitntlounl church thliuvu
ulnti ut 7UK1 1. in. Hula un nhlu iintu
nml uomua lilxhly rcommcnilisl. An
Invitation la oitumlixl to nwrylMoly to
k-oino nml hciirn llvo mlaiiouury rivcut
ly from tin) lltiUl fully uouvurauiit with
tho altnntlou.
W,0, KUItiy piano timer, la In tho
ly. Onlura nmy hu left nt IVnrhorua
iiok aloru- :t-lil-t
1'lfcen Uollar I'lne.
John IKo una hrotitflit hodiro City
ltHtiilur JiuUli thla moruliiK on u
eliar'u of boing ilntuk nml ilUonlorly
awl railing n tliaturWm'O in n w
loflU. Iloplvailiiuiltynmlwrtalluttl f 16.
Tocura llnppe. keen warm, t iptclaik
U (L aoa tiki ir. Mllti" Nf nine.
U.
Something New
lu rtuttly to wiAr Htrvol llata juit
nrrlvisl from Now York At Hvil
prUvaforlhla Mk. NOM'AHIi:!.
.117 INini. alrwl.
Mkn. IIookkr, Mum.
LV J X I" Jtly IX CD
umvaixt.
Graber
l'J SUl St fuon t)
-' V
o
- 7 '" ''LbzZZmmmm
REPUBLICAN POINTERS
How (he Bailie Went in Matiy of the
?recinct3.
Pretty Complete I.ista of the Delegate's
to Next Thursday's tlon.
vention.
The Onlch'Cummtnga ticket won In
Yew Turk.
It Is reported Pnp IMla cnrriwl the
three Bllverton dclegatloru.
It is reiwrtcil Ihu Mollrldo elntos car
rldl In tho filherton precinct".
fillvcrton delegntea uro for Kphrlam
T. Mooro for school superintendent.
In one of the Salem precincts n ma
jority of tho delegate participated in
the sltlen's movement.
Billy Tnylor, of Mncleay, wns jald tho
compliment of nn unanimous delegation
by acclamation for sheriff.
Candidates for nsarMor are: I). I).
Coffoy, Henry 1'ortor, Fred Rlru, M. .J.
Connor and J. W, Hohnrt.
In Kilrurlon tho old Hammond fight
una revived and all three precincts went
antl'Hnmmond iulto strong.
Tharo wcro two tickets in Mchnina
precinct, nml William )lushey,forcouuty
Judge, I said to Imvo Tarried tlio ilay.
Judgo Htibhard'sfriendsclaim to have
carried Jlrooks precinct. Orahom headu
a delegation for him from fialem No. I.
Tho Poorman.Hnll flnte carried by
twelvo majority In Woodbiirn. -Mr.
Poorman will head tho UglsIntUo ticket.
His renorted that Judge Terrell has
carried tho three Hllvorton precinct and
the eastern lido of the county pretty
gonorully.
li. K. Cooper, ono of Frank Wright
man's "tnl wart deputlec, Is Blinking
hnmlK with tho boys. Ho is ono of the
Monde naplrnnts for sheriff.
Tho lllg Four in tlio courthouse all
curried their precincts: Hall, of Wood
burn; Rowland, of Jefferson j Downing,
of Kuhlimlty; Herrick, of Horeh.
Salem precinct delegaton, except
Kngluwood, aro estlmatod ton to one
ttntl-Mollrlilo. Country precincts aro
generally two tooiieiigalnatthe"puah."
A large number of tho leading Itepuh
llcana of tho city uro supporting IM.
Horgnii'a candidacy for Justlro of tho
Piincn. Ho Is xiptilar with tho entire
bar for his gentlemanly maunum, his
Industry, and hi knowledge of tho law.
Hu Is a gruduntu of tho Wlllumctto I'nl-
vvmity law rchool and would make n
opuhir cnndiihite.
Home of the moat 'iibHlanllal men in
(ho county are mentioned for places on
tho Republican ticket. Among thopo
aro dipt. J. M. Poorman, Ihu oodhurn
banker and a largo property owner; lt
U Pearco, of tho llrm of It. M. Wado A
Co., Snloiii; Henry Keene, 8r., of Htay
ton, a clean commrvatlvo farmer and
xeternn Ropuhllcnu; M. I.. Jones of
llrooks, a largo projHirty owner and
President of tho Hop (irowers Atmocln
lion, a mnuof coinlctlone, ami doyotlng
hlmiH'lf toorgnulxing tho producers for
their own protection niiulnat the trust?.
Marion County Delrga'o .
au.KM .so. 1.
Wm. Waldo, (loo. Dunaford, W. D.
OtHggvtt, U. I.. MtuVxry, 8. Furrnr, 1.. 1 .
lVami, II. 0. Turpluy. A.M. Suuthwlek,
r. u. rerrine, t w. watern.
Ski. km no. '.'.
C. P. Ill.lioii, 0. II. Itobertaon, F. A.
Turner, Floyd Dayton, J, J. Murphy,
joiiii li. .im.Mirv, it. a. unicwin, i;. m.
Ijiforo.T. K. Foul. J.N. Smith. 0. A.
Hurt, R. J, Fleming, R, K. Mooro, W.
Jl, Clierrlngiou, n. w. limit, J. rur
vine, Tlio. Kay, II. D, Pitttou.
slkm no. J.
THiuou Ford, A, A, Jofaup, Iru I'.
Allen, John Knlaer, K. M. Crolsau,
Roma C. Hunter, W. II. Udell. Geo II,
(liny, It. W, I'nruy, John W. tluyiiulds.
Aiuuati UMiier, tam. ti. nrowii.
kiun no. 4:
J. S Urnhniii, W A. Moorea, F. CVf.
fay, P. D. Pruniv, 0. J. Atwood, Frank
ury. II II. Herrick, Walter Iohu, A. A,
lav, n. li. sieve, li. smllii, ll. II.
Vuiidervert, F. A. Legg, R. C. Hholton,
F. A. Wiggins.
MIl'TII HVLkM.
John Soutl, A. Dune, Fred Hurat, M.
Doruiau, W. P HuUnvk, J. J. Hall,
tin). W. Armatruiig.
Road SmverUor, Jio Mey.
NOHTH HLUM.
T. J. CrouiM'. J. II. MeCorinink. M
l. High, II. C. Kppli-y, . 0, Will,
Krank lneh, liio. W. Juuea, John
Milglit, K. T. Hull. II. ClevWaml.
ltod Hti'nUr ll.T. llruce.
. UKHVkla.
Z. li. fcilglor, M. Mltehe)l, K. Do.
iiiiaa, 8. W. Joiuw, W. 8. Tuyfur, .1.0,
blcttni'iiul, Davkl MurtMi.
r, e.U'L.
J. I. Cook, ThiM. Ikjuilu, Jullen Pre
vwt, J no. A. Plnrtl.
Al Woodburii there la a i)ritC)lfgn.
Iwt, a uul, tmt Kith ihtaaaru tor
anil- Melirfclo iMi:ationk.
Ai'KOHA
W. 6, Hurat, II. A. Snyder. A. II.
Will, Wm. Fry. 1. Miyiler, II. lUnik, J.
T.MMIer.
AVXtVILLK.
V. U Pound, Henry Ollwwu, QhrU
L fijnlth 8. a Re.L II. A. Kevue. Jr.,
J. T. Ku)m, C. FL Vauiiuya. Rod
Htpervtar, X. I.. Diokinaon.
unooKa.
ltd Muwy. Homer tloily, Uhhi
Glrl, Una MoImii, AI.Joiuvi, Otjile
Utollett, Khuer ikkg Cliff Kvana,
Pnry lugh
KSuiKwoon.
II. II. SuUUu.W. II.&iuik. A.
1). Whaler, I). W. Matthews, V. I.
Wade, T, (X Smith, J. W. Yeuii, Sam
Ja.0.g. I'kklln. Wjrvl Martin,
AlfiVil $, N. P. Wljljamwu. UMki
U(HrvUor, H. K. Melvtn.
IIQWEU.
OUa, $t Qi8ur SJuimone Martlu
8. Durbln, Martin Savage, Hugh Smith,
Krank Smith. ., ..
Road rujiorvisor, Al. McCorklo.
HUBBABn.
Wm. I'latts, George J. Wolfcr, John
Scholl, C. It. Platts, John Sare. V O.
Trim.
JglTf iisox.
T. M. Wittcn, 8. T, Johnson, J. T.
Jones, N' H. Ioty, A. Relfe, J. V.
Iwney, Ray Recvei, h. N. Tliomas.
Road supervisor D. II. Ixjoney.
Recorder J. II. Rowland.
MACLCAY.
O. W. Clymcr. R. W. Craig, . T.
IUmsdcn, J. B. Early, W. L. Bimcral.
Road supervisor, A. J. Cone.
Sheriff W. A. Taylor.
MT. AMI EL.
. V.i'Vn Settlemier, P. J. Paulson, V.
K Jdhnson, Charles Long.
- I'llOSI'XtT.
8. A. Hughes, E. K. Hall, Frank
Smith. C. F. Royal, Frank Shafor.
Road supervisor, Jas. Fisher.
HALKSI, KAST.
H.J. Workman, Sam Aachenbrenner,
B, . (leaner, I). T. Hrown.
Road supervisor, 0. K. Matten.
STAYTO.V.
K. 8. Bennett. W II. King, A. I..
Shrlcvo, Wcs. Onitry, I,. Hobwii, h.
Shepherd.
Road supervisor, E. Shepherd.
HI0.NET.
I). C. Thorns, Win. Anderson, It. O.
Donaldson. I. C. Ncedham, W. F. Uuch
tier, J. T. Ueckwith.
Road supervisor, J. I.. Whiteman.
Htl.VKRIO.f, SOUTH.
II. I). .Mount, L. I. Aldrich, h. C.
Small, Charles Hicks, F. M. Egan, .
Thompson
SILVKIITOX.
T. II. lllbbnrd. W. II. Drake. J. M
Riches!
Wolfnrd. Fred Wnrnock. J. II
I C. M. Hinckle.
I HILVERTO.V. XORTH.
bilvbhtos, auiim.
August Llnd holm, Wrlg lit . Hshav , II.
8. Van Valkcnbunr, 8. T. Hobart, 0. .
Younggren, A. G. Bteolhommcr.
suiimmitv.
Ot r,'Ulfc, I,. Willi..., v. ..vw... ,
c.,. It. If U...LI. fl Tvalf.n II. '
Humphreys, Chas. Darst.Adam Burns,
TURNER.
Dr. W. n. Hmltli. A. J. Miller. U. I.
Morris, K. I.. .Martin, II. H. Wilcox,
W. M. Willens. II. Cook, J. Arthur
Smith. N. W. Kellaway. Road sticr
visor, N. W. Sllyer.
woonneitv.
(). I). Henderson, 0. C. Hall, Peter
I.ucier. II. D. Brown, 0. F, Leatlicrmoli,
W. T. Walker. I.. J. Priest, 0. 8. Pome
roy, II. I,. 0111,0. E. Thompson, C. 0.
Boynton.
YEW PARK.
I). M. CroiiKO, Wotson, Towiiscnd,
W. J. Irwin, C. II. Cannon, I. W.
Achcson, Ilamlln F. Smith. Ro.id
siiervisor, S. H. Hatch.
MKIIAMA.
W. II. Cox. Al Wright, It. D. Caabat,
Arthur Raymond.
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Being Transacted al the Court
House,
A marriiigo license haa U'en issued to
9. A. Aeschlenian and Miss Ida Sum
mers. Tho young lady Is n rosldent of
Sllverton, while tho groom Is a pronier
oils cltlicn of tlio Rtnto of Washington.
Wlggs Madison, a nntivoof Denmark;
I). II. Stcees, of Great Ilritain, and No's
C. Jorgenson, of Denmarl have been
udmlttetl to cltixeiuhip,
I'ROIIATK
II. A. Salisbury, guardian of die per
.ton and estate of Mary 1). Hliep.ird, nn
insane, has (xstittorie.1 for nn order tut
thoriiing tho salo of a one-llfth interest
held by his ward In an estate in Umatil
la county, she being n heir to her de
ceased brother's property. Judgo Terrell
llxed tho tlmu for hearing the otltlon
(or Tuesday. April '.Mth, at 10 n. in.
ENGLAND SAYS
WE MAY PROTECT.
New Yuiik, March -.'. A special to
tho Herald from Washington says: There
are good reasons now for Iflleving that
Great Britain will accept tho Davis
amendment to the Hay Pnuucifnte
treaty, under which the I'nited States
will have a right to place the tamo safe
guards around the Nicarngimn canal as
the British goernment enjoy a in respect
to the Sues canal.
The Club Stables
IM IONIC 1MI
la the Ivst ploco lu the city, to
get n llret-cluHi rig Special
attention to commercial men,
Ihn best of enru given to board
ing uud truunient ativk. Rigs
lurnislust to all parts of the
country with or w itliout drivers.
'rice wttiiin tlio roach of all.
Louis Miller & Son
Saturday Night
Ends It
I now have my stock of shoes, notions,
etc. 50 far reduced that I will box up
the remainder and sell it out to some
dealer, so will sell no more al retail
after Saturday night. Whatever you
can use up to that time I will sell you
for 5 per cent, less than cost, provided
your purchase amounts to a dollar or
more.
Am making preparations to push my
sewing machine and bicvele business
on a larger scale, together with another
important line which I will announce
in a day or two, so this week ends the
oild stock.
Govern yourself accordingly.
F. A. WIGGINS
307 Commercial Street.
i jwjmrimmrMr
I w tmw m j." '
PAMILY
7T IIE9K two word. Just about el I tftffi $$&
CX at the eeaaon when ou,"""ntstorvis Interesting, lam
W "lug around Uiehouie, the paint o r u n
ly paint means paint put P '"?"", c0orV-in several ei
XX&A l-rint- Vt. Pa-t
brushes too-any kind-atiy price.
D, J. Fry Druggist,
i
ntn muUKnrlAL
3th I'owdcr Is pure
jaF-Fry't Th:
JOURNAL
RAYS
The Tom Tongue managers
Park were snowed under.
in Yew
llenlon county forms a fusion ticket,
'alf-and-'alf Democrats and Populism.
J U
Do not fail to register. Cut out the
call lo Germans in this paper and haml
It to your German neighbor.
A good ticket: Til Ford for Justice of
tb Peace: A. Bush for road supervisor;
I Big Andy Gilbert for constable.
t t t
Teanibacriuer: a goon ii "
, b , , rcn d nml wrile
"""'" '" ""- iioi,iiMns In
and who will not assist Republicans in
a t It ......-.i Im
stealing nn ouire.
t
In tho Eugene Guard, Judge J W.
Hamilton, who Is holding court In I-niie
county, denies tho rcKrt that he is a
candidate for eongrefl or nny other
olllce.
Lane county has a citizen's movement.
Tho cause:
In 1897 the levy was 17 mills.
In I8U3 the levy was 0 mills.
In 18W the levy wus -!3) mills,
t t i
A lifo-long Republican, with son o
sand In his crnw and red cloy on his
boots, called at Tnu Journal and
sheuted: "It's alia compromle, hut
It's mostly puali."
. .
Mr.BeiiJamlu Harrison's views on the
Puerto Rlcan tariff question have tobog.
ganed him over Into tho "copperhead"
. . ... t, i. li., i ii.tni
COIIimn 01 iir. lliwinu a uuid niiiui..ii
handbook. Astoria Budgot.
Wherever our ling goes to stay there
our constitution goes to slay "
It Is bad enough to make Negroes and
Malays equal citizens of tho United
Slates: to make them Missals, would I e
inllnitely worse. Dwin Starr Joitiuv.
.
Heroisjiu appreciation of it in.iii of
Bv'icnce and gall:
B. S. Pnguo, a cheap ignoramus and
all around humbuggcr, sloshed around
for a time, as government wenthcrsharp
of Portland. Being a braasmountcd
fraud, ho was naturally a 8hvI.iI put and
darling of Tho Oregonlnn and its even
ing tailpiece, 'Ihu Telegram. His
weather predictions wero always to bo
taken, like dreams or women's whims
"by contraries." He never hit any
thing right, uren by accident. He be
came a public and private uuimnce, and
was ordered to Chicago, where he has
disappeared , and tho Portland wind
and weather olllcu has been raiaed lu
grade to a llrstclass one, with Proplict
ileal in charito, Pague's enforced migra
tion was a good riddence: and "there
aro others '" Tinies-Mountaliieer.
.
Blanks are now being forwarded to all
Indian Wur Vetorans that an estimate
may be had on the promised pension
bill. All of us rememWr how this same
farce comes to us each campaign, at Just
about this stage of tlio game. There is
T, A. Wool, of Portland who works this
every campaign, and then, its coon as
VBITE IM RESTAUKAKT
I What
was you aaying about those
! meal a?
I said they were the best I ever eat.
You wilt llnd them at tho White Iloute
I Restaurant, which is ohii all night and
I meal aerved at all hours. Oysters a
specialty.
McKnxnr A Bkrkiiakt
I Proprietors, 100 State St.
fl amaanVA'A mm
'&J0&M""M
PAINTS
ST.. SAUiM, OREOO.V.
- Wn - we make it.
i
the election Is over that 13 too "
'hear of pensions for tlio inn..... -
Veterans until the election comes ....
It would appear that this everlasting
farcoiatobeforeuu- held out as a halt
rithont results intimn nr . -.-re
beginning to get tired of this foolish-
less which is thrown at them every time
..i.-.., ...... li. In.l un War leieiuii"
W1IIIIII1L IU7I1I.O
nru
a congressional election comes aroiiim.
If congress Is going to move toward giv
ing these men their ilcert", it should
move, ar.il not tire the matter as a cam
paign vote getter.
J
A newspaper has this gem about old
ness wim.li - i
Joaquin Miller:
"There was no eel form lo his
II. .11.1 t.n, fnllnu- nilV KlnVlSll I
sncecli.
thread of
(i.r,n..lit. but mirilileil on apparently at
tho behest of sweet fancy, now ilea ng :
I.. 1.1...,, nnimnnn KeilM!. HOW UUOtlllg .
noetrv, and then on ocenjion, painting I
inch delicious pictures as that in which
ho described the birth of a morning In
California. , . .
"Indeed, there was an undertone of
poetry in all that ho said, n sort of rev- I
I'rant'ldealism that liamed out In swift
Hashes of inspiration. It wast no lover
,.r !.,.,. llm nrntihet 01 tllO OealltUUI,
the slmlciit of tho book that God wrote
on all the trees and nowers aim moun
tain sides, speaking nut of hl own ap
preciative heart. "
t t t
Judge Eaing has come and gone; but
discussions still goon; articles written
pro and con ; this olllce is Hooded with
papers controversial about religions
matters. As Tim Capital Journal liai
never been accused of being a religious
piper it must respectfully decline.
...
...
The new magaxino " The Smart Set,"
has some good fun in its first tauu:
Castlcton Willie, do you ever look
through the koylinlu when I am in the
parlor with your sister?
Willie No, sir. There arc hiiiio
thlngi that no man cuu stand !
t t
George A. Waggoner, after n ten dajs'
visit with Ins family, left Sunday for
Alaska, where ho holds a position is
deputy collector of customs. In three
months he exacts to resign his position.
Ho was n Mitchell hold-up man.
T t
It is estimated that M.ODO men will co
to Cape Nome this year, at nn exH'iiB
ol fMO each. The exiendlture of fUo,.
000,000 on an arctic sea beach N ono of
the curiosities of modern life. Eugene
Register.
Hklcium's PiLutcuru Sick Headache
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of 6P&
Go to Epplcy
Your Garden Seeds He is
THB
MAN
That keeps what you need 7C
Armed
WITH
A Rake from his stock or
A HOB
You arc sure to have your ?Z
Garden grow,
HEED'S OPE It A HOUSE
J'ATTON RHiH, JJaiug. ,
ONIC CCSCRHT
ONLY
Wednesday
March
"
&,
THIC
Lotiise
li!
POR
BrGb3DuiCa11 ln and let us show vou our whccls i
0p?ratl( Concert
LOU.SE BREHANY
AMERICA'S FAVORITE
Mtv, D0NA
ft Great
Mtisical Euent
g-Sti w. Ana i. '
The Choicest
DRY GOODS
SHOES
Will now be disposed of for less money than the goods a,
be purchased wholesale today.
When I first started closing- put the Willis Bros.' stock i
had twice as much goods as 1 have today. It was an
mense stock. .
We are out of some staples, but that is to be expect
We invite the people to inspect our coods and learn I
PnCeVe have a full line of corsets, gloves, hosiery and 114
wear.
inmp fine dress uoods. silks and velvets.
ci... ' .,i-.ni nriVfv. Intp
.1 UCJ III n.l ..... ,,
Bros, did not handle cneap snoes,; our soia only standard
uoods and now you can purchase them for less than mer
chants have to pay for them.
Fine stock of men s hats and white vests, men's shirts
gloves, socks, ties etc. .
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office.
7500 Rolls of 1900
Mall
HAS JUST BBiiN RECEIVED. COME AND
SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS
WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS
F.
W. HOLLIS & CO.
1st Door North of Post Office.
The Racycle
The Racycle Bicycle
Has Arrived X. C
If you are thinking of buying a wheel, come in and sec in,
It is the latest and most improved on the market.
G. A. ROBERTS
105 State Street Salem.
Spring Shoes
Ladies' 1 ans and Black
Kid -- the Latest Lasts,
at Reduced Prices
Men's FarrR
and Dress Shoes in best
stock at prices below
competition.
JACOB UOGT
05 State Si. ,.,
DON'T FORGET
We carry a small stink of
FLOUR.
BRAN,
AND SHORTS,
Made at Albany, and are prepared to
supply small consumers say ono sack
to a ton at a low price. Pleuso muko
inquiry, and save your small chance.
Salum Flouring Mills Co.
:i-lt-eod
mwutisft;
.CHaWi
ssa
...
m
"Tfevairu,te,it!,eRMni
Poildeta ( r 30 er.
When , Ru.ua. coSt w ,n4
liter i.. p,cpe purchej
cbr.p,r ,,Pt flf ,conon,7i
Wlh RAMBLERS at $-50
wouM I. f4! economy to
""' "r """cr wrt of wheek
Cmt tui in 4ifUi,
may save you S, any
in snowing our wheels. A full line of W
cycle Sundries, 2
U
258 Commercial St.
Nw and Second Hand Ramblers on Installments.
stvles. pood Olinlitv
.- ".O- l-""tl. IV II
fcaper!
We are receiving
a, carload each
weak ot the reli
able pickiot the
Southern Cali
fornia Frail Ks.
and cart furnUh
you "with fwb
slock at l
price. Call or
wrile. 3-9-lia
J. G. Wright it Do.
ARDEN SAND
LOAM,
FERTILIZERS.. ,
D. s. BENTLuraca
Now la tha time 3J.Q Fronts
Bottled Beer.
Kllnger 4 neck.Successom to MoofhS'1
Uotthr. Worm.
All onieni for bottled beerwlll be fltlaJ
i it tbn lirnirnrv. Kent on COM SWrajr.
apt on cold atora
Tet.phom.21lll.
Kreo citv ilHllvnry.
Thon for those who
waul h good wheel
(or jess money we
have tho Ideal nt
Ideal
S2C. $25 and S30.
made and tfiiuraiiteed by lb
Humbler inokorn. All our
evelea ro tltteil with the
Great G & J Tire
'Hie tire most all the wheel
til. If It Is Humbler tin.
way we take pleasure
-
v
aV
s
Oranges
8
nipp