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Today and Tomorrow-
Hosiery and
Oixkrutaar
ARE TO BE SACRIFICED AT OUR
BONA FIDE
CUT PRICE
Special Sale
r
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
DRESS GOODS
COME AND SEE THE BARGAINS WE ARE SHOWING.
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
Finishes Its Labors at Late
Hour and Adjourns
NOMINEES GENERALLY
SATISFACTORY BUT
CASH
STORE
HOLVERSON'S
SOS and OOO COMMBROlAb BT,'
CASH
STORE
TtiamM writ um. I
We Carry
37
Styles
and Can Fit
Any Figure,
Ask to See the
20th Century
Models
All Warner's
Corsets are
Rust Proof;
STANDS THE TESTY
Jf. JT. DALRYMPLB Sl GO
Some Weak Men Named Enthusiasm
and Oranges Permeate the Atmosphere.
THETIOKET
IbtrttDUIiT(-J. M I'oorman, of Wnodburn;
llenrr Kerne, Hr. of Slatten: 0. I), llartman
ofHnitli Hllli Dr. J, N. Hinllh, of Baltm: Lot
I 1'lcrco, of !tm.
Cbuntjr Jndga John II, Bcolt, of Elern.
Bhertir-Chiu. A. Murplijr.ofFalem,
Cltrk-W. W, Hall, orWoodbtlrn.
Itocoriter J. II. Kolind, of JcfTerion,
Treaiurer-A. L. Downing, of Hubllmlljr.
Aiwotr-Clmrlei tembeka, of lluttarllle
Burrcjor II. II. derrick, Jr ofijilam.
Baprrlntetidciit of BeliooU E. T. Mooren,
rlllrarton.
Commlulonr-l. C Neeilham, ofBMner.
Coroner I)r I). K. I-an, of Saltm.
Juillce, fulem J, W. Iley noMa.
L'ondablc, H1em-I), C. Mlnlo.
of
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kips
or
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codIo!
While there is a wide divergence oi opinion in the
minds of many people as to whether this is the
Deginning ol Hie twentieth, or the end of the
Nineteenth Century, there is no difference of
ujjiiiiun u 10 wno is away ancau in oiiering uar
gains in Dress Goods, Clofhing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps and Notions. That prize has been
awarded
1 1 Hebo, 297 Com. St., Salem, Or.
No old goods
up-to-date.
to look over" all stock is new and
WCATMBR ItBI'ORT.
Today ami tomorrow occaalonal rnln
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JSumpter "Minesf.
I imnMHimi iiiming luwiu npoicaiio.
Ilttkur Cltv. Moseow. Han KrniiriM-n mul
nil other wluU. Iluuuago checked
through pave mmioy. liny M. 1'ower'a
oiuro tool trade street.
A Delighted Woman
Or iiihii you will bo, l( your night has
lot falling, to m How perfectly wa
n rwtetu it with iwlr ol our lino
French crystal or Wruiillim pebble eye.
glaaaea or tnectavJea, altur wo Wo loated
your sight nd ajunttl lhain to remedy
defects. Wo aru aklUx! ontlnlitiia. unf)
III! oculltV iwwrlnltoiii nerfeetlv. or
l'-8lm,l
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iu your eye mini our oximm
Children's eye leateil wllli luatru
perfectly,
t tent.
menu made mpocUtly (or that kind o(
tU,
O.H.HIN0ES
r-xmironiouN.
DOnCOMMICHOIAIi NT
fit door to llolveraon'a
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O. H. While, Uervala.
'.. (i. Dunn, 1'ortlnuil.
I MCt'll), MlllllptlT.
Thou. It. Ili-iiry, Now York,
W. i'. Mmltli, r5ii Kriiiolwxi.
Bum H. (iulihmltli, I'ortlttiul.
M. U Jonoa, Hrooki.
CUio. H. llrlfii, I'oitUml.
1. I, (lordluo nml l!o,
;' MiiK'nllotou, JauiNvillo, W
J . II. llAilnti, Hitit Kranolm-u.
JUrry frevdUiulvr. Uliloau.
II. U llclt(i. CurnllU.
W. A. Iluuii, Nuw Yurk.
Mury K. Kaluy, 1'orlUiHl.
Jullim Aim, tiflvortoii.
A. Tliomimn, Hilrorton.
I. A. Curttir, Arfiiln.
h. O. Butmi, Auraru.
J. llluitimui, UurvrtU.
J). II. lUxmlmff, WumllHirii.
II. II. AliUitt, I'ortliiml.
C. W. Ilulwm, IV.rtlml.
TliouMiiJt llenl Uryan
AnJ tlio Minn or other tliomwuiU ol
lWlljl MIllM DUpitlivil Mfth till) Wi
lloiir In tlio inutkot hy iktuK for Hick,
rpull tiraml. 'M.(,
Tio ilnrion county Itopubllcun i'o ri
ven t Ion nnlnlatl itn Inliora nflcr mill
nlht,'nnd niljuurncl In u blaroof glory
anil oriuiKo )cclliig0.
They nra nn uxultablu crowd, thwo
ItupublltnnR, and onu would lmvo Mi
Krd from their untie at tlio 0x;ra
hoimo that a iioiiilimtlon by that con
vention would givo tlio candidate doiiio
tort oi cinch on tlio olllco. Their over
IIowIiik cnlliildlnHtn wnn riicIi that ufttr
tlio Ilr8t liour'n dlllidcuco had worn off,
tlio convention ta limply n mob, and
thn cor old chnlrmnu lout all control
over tlio disorderly hordo of dulcgatvn,
outaldcrs, lobbyist nml candidates' which
Burned around thu hull, ovor-tiirninx
cbnlm, whletlliiK, wboopiii); and yelling.
Thu tollurH had to Unlit tbulr way
through tlio crowd by mntn ntruiiKth;
thu nidli'H Muro oliliternted.
It wan not a good place for Hpvocb
makiiiK. nml very fuw orntorical llllita
were attempted.
Neither worn recohit.'oiiR llyliit? very
thickly In tlio nir.
On motion of II. I.. Gill, Claud Uatch
vttti iiiiaulinotii'ly endorsed for cotiKreM.
The folloniiiK rewlutlon Introduced
by Tlltuoil J'ord, received thn llimiil
iiioiin vote of tlio comeutloii :
"Wherotn, thin convention recoKiilrea
the faithful and elllolent nervlceH of tlio
Hon. Cliim. K. Wolverton nr onu of tlio
JiiilgoHuf tlio miirumu court of Orenon;
therefore bo It
"licnolved, That tlio ikteKutos to thu
Ilepiibllcnii ttato convention Ihj and
tliey nio hereby iimtructed to vote fur
the ri'iKiiulnutlou ol the Him, Chan. II.
Wolverton to thu olllco of fuatico of tlio
uprcine court oi Orison and to make
their beat uftortti and iiho alt bonorabbi
iiienns to Beciiro tlio en Id nomiimtloii."
DurliiK the ovciiIiik aeverul lioxea of
oruiiKea VMiro hrouxbt iikii tlio nlno by
M, K, Hall, nnd thrown out to the nu-
dlenco by thu bundfiill. Tberu were nil
deratood to bo conlrlbiiteil by thu uu
eenttul caudldiitea. 1'iom tlio Biime
aourco iiIho cniiio ii Ih)x or two of thu
very vllost cheroota that uny man ever
trletl to coiiBiiino by thu procoaa of ninok-iiiK-
TDK I.KIIIaUTIVK TICKtrr.
l'1u tellera wero iiiimed us follow a:
0. 1.. McNary, II. 1. Humphrey, Cluia.
llnrdliiB, l'riink HIiAicr mid K, M. Iji-font.
Tlio llrat ballot (vcupled nearly an
hour In prcpnriiti in und emmtln. In
tetiMt Intereat win taken.
Thu reau't of the llrat ballot wuh an
imuncetl, nml thechnlrmiiii dcclamlJ.
M, riKirmnn nomiiiatid, ho having n
ceiM'd tlio majority of all thu vote coat.
Thu iiiinouncemoiit m reeehcil with
Kiiiit uppliiuao.
Hie iiiimiNi of Mitchell, Matthew a,
Odell nml Uwla Muroimw wlthdruwn.
lliur windldiitoa were yet to bo iiom.
lah.Al...l fea.l.mte....- .-.A.t P ft
iintm, nun n revtMHi unit iiiken lor llio
pruKimtion ol bnllota nml thu ro-nllnn.
mitiit ol fiircoa. Tlio mttiul ballot ro
iiilted h. thu nomination of IViiico,
Smith, Keemtaiid llitrliiiun for the four
remuliiink' pla. The two UilluU worn
nn followa'
Our Standard Leaders"
C'E'R'E'A'L-S
W. II. ()dl
I.. I,. IWrcy , .
Prank Duvoy . . .
I). W. Matlhewa .
J. K.Guo.1 .. .
J. N. Smith
J. M. I'aoiimin . ..
lUury Kwhio . .
0. 1). lUrtumu
Win. WiikW
A. Uiwu
tlwj. P. tuvt . .
A.M. UIHhU ..
K. II. Ptaw
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8 jU for Jo
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3 lU (or afro
10 lb wick (or o
SO lb tck (or h.V)
W lb ck fur Kftc
U)b40klor
60 lb Kwk for Ki
S lkK. (or arki
S ivki-. forafto
S tikira. for96o
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A vood Standard mulllv.
Hur Uiu bt ItolK Wbwit to Imi bad.
.bUiiiUnl Crmui Itnllcd Data.
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Kalra htihliU Oiim of !!,
I'urn lIuokwhMt.
li.lblW
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Pur tho Uiat Wlwl Wbwl PUwr
rur mo nmi vimimm.
. .Pur tlio PlilMt itllhtir WhllH , V..II..... ...
. . g&i - a
ItAlUtoti l'nvk Hur.
hhmI,
HrrakbutUeiu mad l (MmM White Wheat
.(.Iriuo, diielou broakfmt looJ, .
GILT EDGE BUTTER
Rotli & Grabei-
clJ5Jja H. O, Honnarniirm.
ia4BttSt Phonoil i
M. It. ISiui
IXHITV JtMMIK.
'lbu nxt lu rdr wa iihihIwUIoo fur
MUiity judco
P. l lllslwp iMjmliwIwl SiWlt UkiM.
with an tHiloglttie jhh-mIi,
Ww. . lluah1 wan iwudiMUol bv
W.T.WMllwl.
K. T. Jutlil w huhwI.
J.S. Urnbam MMwteutwl W. a llulh
Uinl.
Dr. Ctttikv SmHU iwmwl J, J. Wt-
Ml.
A W. 1'rMxtott uame.1 JbIih II. S.n
Iho llrat ballot rvawlted: Itl, u,
lbWyW. JuJdHU, llHkAMnl M, Wat
ixhi II. &tt 7, TmiM l, JJMtUU 1,
total m.
1b Mm! hallttt nultd at fellow i:
llmhqy, ID; JuOd.S. HubUnl.Wt Wt.
Kill, Mj anvil, 197 1 MM l.
llitblnllmm4rvilt.l mtbomn.
iavatwu of JUb II. ttt. the veto tiul.
iS i (uUo; llunlitur. s lluhkihi
61 f Wjitaoti, gteotl, till tftfe) m.
All I1MMK Wl WAda lo adburu. t.m
U viMVotutitown.
rK aiuiuri
W T iirn nauHst V. V Wuln '
J. B. Enrly named Wm. Taylor.
E. T. Hmltb named 0. A. Murphy.
TboflMt ballot resulted; Wain, 115;
Taylor, G3; Murphy, 00; total 2G8.
Second ballet: Wain, 123; Taylor,
35; Murphy, 99; total 267.
Tlio announcement of tbla vote wna
the signal for uproarious applause from
everybody.
Win. Taylor then got tho floor long
enough to withdraw his name, and
another scene of enthusiasm ensued.
Tho third ballot resulted: Wain, 118;
Murphy, 124; Hubbard, 0. Total, 218.
When this was announced tho gather
ing went wild, under the impression
that the result was decisive for Murphy,
but as ho got but one half of tho number
of votes cunt another ballot was neces
sary. Til Ford was tired and hungry by this
time and wanted to adjourn for supper,
but tho crowd was determined to polish
off llio sheriff before they ate, and they
hooted him down,
Tho fourth ballot resulted in the nomi
nation of Murphy, by a vote of 134 to
120, and 2 Mattering, total 250. Then
another sceno of wild excitement ensued.
CI.KKK, HECORDKII AND TRRAHUnKlt.
J. m. roormnn nominated tlio prci-
out Incumbent Win. Hall, K. 0. I'atton
moved that the secretary be Instructed
to cast the ballot of tho convention for
W. W. Hall, and this was carried with
tlio greatest enthusiasm. Mr. Hall was
called out and inndo n few remarks,
promising fair treatment for every body
If elected.
S. T. Johnson nominated for recorder
thu present incumbent J. H. Itowlund,
and half a dozen men at onco moved to
mako It unanimous which was done.
Adam Jlurns, nominated for treasurer,
A. I,. Downing.
A ml on motion of W. L. rilmural It
was madu vociferously unanimous.
ABSKHSOII.
Charles Lembcko was named.
Win. Armstrong named Henry H.
Itelle, of Salem.
Martin H. Durbln named Fred .1. HIco,
of Howell.
V, I.. Pound nominated Henry Porter.
Flniey Perrlno named 1). I). Coffeo.
Tho drat ballot resulted: LornbukelW,
nellu 0, Klco 8H, I'orter H, Coffey 28,
Conner 2, Ilobart 1, blank 1, total 3fl2.
Hecond ballot was Imbcko 12 1, IMco
1.1, Porter 25, Coffey 10, total 252.
Tho names of Porter and Coffey were
now withdrawn.
On tlio third ballot 258 votcn ero cast
as follews: Lombcku 18(1, Iticu 71,
lllank 1. Thu fact of there being two
more votcn than dolegntes waB objected
to, and it. was moved to mako It unani
mous, but John Knight, on behalf of
Mr. Jmbcko usked for another ballot.
Then Iticu moved to maku Mr. Loin.
lichus nomination unanimous and it
was douu, with u cheer for II Ice.
HUIIVKYOK.
A. A. lo mimed II. II. Herrick and
ho waH nominated by ncclainmatian.
SCHOOL HUl'Klll.NTKNDKNT. ' .
C. II. Illahop named W.J, Craword.
Irvlnltuhortson placcl W. I,. Cum
mliigs In nomination,
Wright Forahay named K. T. Mooren,
Ham llughen nnmed W. F. Drsger.
Tho llrst ballot resultwl Crawford 21).
Moores 1), Dragor 8(1, Ciimmlnga 30,
lllank 1, total 253.
Tho second ballot reauUinl in the noin
limtlon of Moores by tho following vete:
Gran ford 3, Moorea 121), Driiger IH),
Ciiinininga 21, f-cattering 2, total 213.
Moorea was called out but had but lit
tle to say,
roMMiasioNKii.
Hobt. Donaldson, mimed I. 0. Need-ham.
Chns. Younggrun named V, U. Hiiiklo.
Adam Hums, uuniwl Win. Smith.
W. II, Oilell immwl ltlclmrd W.Cary.
On tbullrsfUllot Nmllmm got 102,
Hlukle, 10, Smith 85, Carey 2(1, total
2V1. Thoiiamo of It. W. Carey was
WIUII WIlllllMWII.
Tin. Hecond Ulloi reaulteil NwilbaiM,
lfll, Hlnkle7, HinlthUJ, Carey I, total
Sort.
amo.Noit
Jolm Knight named A. M. dough.
M. W. Hunt named Dr. D. F. U0
as an eld soldier.
Ijiiio was nominated by a vote of KM
to 100 and 3 acatteriiig.
A recuw was now taken while tho del
gallons from thu different pnvlnta m
Kvtwl their preoint committoo men,
road auporviaora, Juatloes of the peace
mid coutublc-s.
POU.NTV ciuihun
The eleetliui of a chairman for tlio
Marlon county central coininitttw
1'iito an oxcltlng ootlon. It h.hmiu
tlmt at one time the central eouimitte
all ft own obairman, but this
wwir waa taken away and voated in
t'w .mvonllon In hova of getting
Imtler waulta. Tho exporlmwit ban
rtwtiluM ti far fmiii happily that one
ZI,Ta . ' """ TllTVlQ CVlOl
SPRING HERE
Afthe most it's just around the co -about gme to
think of painting up-that's the point tha 'nterests us
reason-we've paints to sell-good paints too--mus be or
they couldn't get an entrance here-weve pa .in s for any
thing vou wJnt to paint-family paint put up in cans
readyor use at 25. 35 and 50c. per can-.we ve P ints to
vour bueev. 50 ana voc per ran-we . Fu...w . j-
ffmSISod roer ralldn-weVe paints for your house at I
Sl.50 and $1.75-we've paints for your bicycle at jc.
We've any kind of a paint any kind ot a man wants except
war paint, and paint brushes from 10c. to $ 1.3 d.
D, I Fry Druggist
For a spring medicine take Fry's Sarsaparilla
Genuine ionic, 75c. per uorne
cest
element of the convention wlalied to go
bae. lr tho old method. Tilmon Ford
made a motion to this effect, and
backed it up with some pretty plain
talk, touching the strong dissatisfaction
elt with the late results of the present
method. B. A. Crossan, A. D. fihrlovo,
J. Maccy and others had something to
say in opposition to taking the election
out of tlio hands of tho convention,
which they considered amply qualified
to mako a good selection,
A voto was attempted on tho motion,
but tho lung power of the ayes and noes
was too evenly divided for Chairman
Waldo's power of discernment. Then a
s'anding voto was tried; but as nearly
all the delegates were on their feet all
the time and iho floor was crowded with
rank outsiders, this was a failure. Then
a vote by precincts was commenced, but
when partly completed, Mr. Ford with
drew his motion.
F. T. Wrightman was tbon placed In
nomination by J. H, Bitcble, and A.
leaner waa named by S. A. Hughes.
Floyd Dayton got thu Iloor and uu
iiounccd that on behalf of thu young
men of this city he wished to second
tho nomination of tho Honorablo Alonzo
Gentler. 'J hen IL. II. Aldrich coppered
his bet by announcing that on behalf of
thu young men of tho country be
wished to second the nomination of
Frank T. Wriglitinon.
Wriphtman was elected on the first
ballot by a voto of 100 to CH.
I'nra.vtT orricxRs.
One of tho hardest engagements of the
Kcssion was fought over the nomination
for JtiHtlco of thu peace for thu 10 Salcin
precinctN. 11. A. Johnson, I'M Horgan,
j. . iteynoius ami n. u. uoouull were
thu four candidates, and their friends
stayed with them loyally. Six ballots
weru taken, and resulted in thw nomina
tion of J. W. Itoynolds.
ForConstabloJ.il. McCorralck and
D. C. Minto ware thu candidate. Minto
was successful on thu first ballot, bv (!0
to 32.
In other precincts thu following wero
elected :
Woodburn II. Oveilon, justice; P.
J. bcliarbach, constable.
Stayton and Sublimity K. A. Down
ing; Henry Smith.
Scotts Mllls-A. H. Diinick, Fred Wn
Tush.
Itrooks, Gervals and Fairfield K. K.
Shaw; Klliot Savage
Turner-H.L.F.arl; J. H. Underwood.
Jefferson 8. T. Johnson; G. II. Hoyt.
Mchama J. W. Irvine; L. P. Hennett.
North bllvorton, Sllvorton and South
Sllverton B. 0. Ilambay; V. 8. Kline.
Marlon-T. W. Hutberford; J. J.
AValker.
Muclcay ; Andy Cone.
Klkborn
Ohampoeg and SI. Paul John Heeler;
0. W. A. Jutlu.
Aurora and lluttovillo II. A. Snyder:
K. A.M. Cone.
Aiiinsviiie J.. IllukeneyjO A. Pound.
Breltenbiiah, Klkborn ami lloreb Jaa.
Monroe; 0. Judd.
The precinct conimltteemeii and roml
suporviaors, no far as reported to the sec
retary, aro aa follews:
Auinsvlllu W. II. Shaw, precinct
committeman; S. A. Dickinson, mad
supervisor.
Aurora and lluttuvilie II. A. Pnyder.
K, A. M. Cone.
Dreltenbush J. A. W. Heldniki..
Itrookt J. 0. McFarlnnd.
Champoeg James . 8mlth: John
Soollanl.
Klkhorn-J. P. Caae, Orange Judd.
Knglewood-W. II. Savage; John
Molvin.
Falrtlolit John Fahey; A. luibib.
S-ott Mllla-0. A. Dunnagau; 11. (
(larunau,
Gervals J. 0. Stegmund; J. V. Vai..
dale.
Ilorvb Robert Qulnn.
Howell Graver Kliiiniena: M. A. M,.
Oorklo.
WHITE IIOOSE RRSTADRiXT
DRY GOODS AND SHOES
Will now be disposed of for less money than the goods can
be purchased wholesale today.
P When 1 first started closing put the Willis Bros.' stock, I
hid twice as much goods as I have today. It was an im-
mC" W?Sre out-of some staples, but that is to be exp
We invite the people to inspect our eoods and lea
pnCeVe have a full line of corsets, gloves, hosiery and under-
WeaSome fine dress goods, silks and velvets.
Shoes in gieat variety, late styles, good quality. Willis
Bros did not handle cheap shoes, but sold only standard
good's and now you can purchase them for less than mer
ch mts have to pay for thenv
' Fine stock of men's hats and white vests, men's shirts,
gloves, socks, ties etc.
What was you saying about tlioio
meals?
I said they wero tlio heat I ever cai.
You will Hnd them at the Wiilto Houto
Bestaurant, which is open all mgnt ami
meals served at all hours. Oysters a
specialty.
McKiixor A Heiikhart
Proprietors, 100 State St.
J. Sliumakcr; M. K.
Donaldson; S. .1. L.
And v Cone.
; S. 'll. Ibis-
Hubbard-. I. I.. Calvert; John F
Jordan, Sr.
Jefferson A.
Klchardeon.
Sidney-It. ().
Wliiteiunn.
Mactea) Win. Short;
Marlon-W. J. lludley
sell.
.Melmnm-F. U. Hull; J. J. Sells.
Monitor J. P. Shurk; Jeromu Sim
mon. Mt: Angel Cbas. Img.
Prospect 8. A. Hughes; .lai. Fisher.
Salem No. 1 C. I. .McNary.
CSalem No. 2 K. M. I .a Iru.
Salem No. 3 John Kaiser
Salem No. 4 J S. Graham.
Fast Salem S. 8. Apclicnbrenner; K.
K. Mattel).
North Salem T. J. Crouton; II. T.
Druce.
South Salem W. P. Ikibcock; J.
Maccy.
Yew Park Watson Tow mend; S. II.
Hatch.
Silver Falls J. Illakcnoy; II. II. Her
rick, Sr.
Sllverton-B. T. Hibbard.
North Sllverton A. (1. Steellminiuer;
J. T. Tucker, A. T. Hobarl.
South Sllverton-0. F. Hicks; I h.
How era.
St Paul-J. L. Cook. S. J. Kerr.
Stayton I., llohson, K. Sliejiird
Sublimity F. J. Wrightman, Adam
Hum.
Turner-O. II. P. Cornelius, N. W,
Silver.
Woodhiirn A. I). Hal), W. (i.
Walker.
Scotts Mills C. A. Duniingan, II. C,
llartman.
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office.
(Bet in line
AND RIDE
A 1900
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Bicycle
If you are going to ride a bicycle,
why not buy the best and most
pooular wheel in the world?
A HIGH PRICED BICYCLE IS NOT
ALWAYS A HIGH GRADE ONE.
The safest way is to insist upon name, quality,
price; and at the popular list price ' '
Are stronger, speedier and handsomer than ever
THEN FOR THOSE WHO WANT A GOOD
WHEEL FOR LESS MONEY WE HAVE THE
Made and guaranteed by the Rambler peo
ple at 520, 525 and 30. Don't forget all
our cvcles are fitted with the Great G &
J. tire. Call in and inspect our wheels it may save vou $$i
$40
IT&eal
A lull line of bicycle sundries.
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TO THE WISE
farmer, or those wlw intend pluntiiu
tlieir gardens or doing sprim; work nl
...v kind in this line, are' tlmt yo wiM
oftbe very bit,pm,ty nlll t the low.
wt prices at
R. M. Wade &Co
258 Commercial St,
A FEW SNAPS IN SECOND HAND WHEELS.
NEW RAMBLERS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENTS.
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ENGINES
THRESHERS
And attachments.
I he Salem branch linnsf nf ti ,;tni,An i ...: . a
ft?!1 !,he authorized agents for the famous BiifTalo-
iio ciiuci, inresners and attachments.
Patton Bros,
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inner Enoine;
Thus new denarius in f-ir, .,.,..: .,
ated bv nnrHinwrc '"A1"'" -"sik practice is nigniy apprec
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Organs and
Bicycle Sundries
Albums
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ARDEN SAND
LOAM,
FERTILIZERS.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
F. GflREY.
Manager, Opposite Brewery, Salem, Oregon.
SpPiDgSboes
k-; i s'4lrais and Black
a, iZ .est Lasts,
'uulcu rrices
SHIP
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Now Is the time
SIO Front
JP. A- WIQQINS
, ou UUM. ST.
Bottled Beer,
KltoRW Ueck.Succc to SouihS.tm !
aPi,?.Arekb !U continue la . i. i i... .. . . i All orlrr iri..,..i i ..." I
s'Hen's Farm
S,,Dref Sl.10" in best
sI0Ck at Dr coi Ka...
competition.
JACOB UOGT
I WANT EGGS TO
THE NORTH, FOR
THAT COMES FROM THE
KLONDIKE X XZ X X
FOR
GOLD, THAT COMES FROM
NOME. GATHER THE X X
BGGS
a ta d4y uo rUa. fc.v :t. " & ,ow ' " th brw; t-" tw ? aw .
AND TAKE THEM TO EPPLEY,
HE WANTS 100,000,000 OF
iTHEM. X JV X X
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95 STATE St.
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