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Silk Shirtwaists, Silk Tics and Collars
Silk Underwear Skirts Hosiery
Umbrellas, tn fact anything desired
By the Swell Dresser
Can Be FouncJ in
Our Silk Department
THIS WEEK WE
OFFER A BIG LINE OF
DRESS
IN CHECKS, STRIPES
AND PLAIDS, REGU
LAR 50 C VALUES AT
25 touts a yard.
J. J. DALRYMPLE
AND COMPHNY.
NpS
While there is a wide divergence ol opinion in the
minds of many people as to whether this is the
beginning of the Twentieth, or the end of the
Nineteenth Century, there is no difference of
opinion as to who is away ahead in offering bar
gains in Dress Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps
awarded
l II. Hotoii, 297
M
No old goods
up-to-date.
Watches Cleaned
Main Springs
In Mititu of t)iu rnUo on nil materials
ukmI In the repair of watches, 1 wlllron
tlntiu to mnli tain llio prices estniilUhid
liy mo nml which aru riutit aeeordliitf to
tho times. That we tin only llrst-i-MM
work Is evident from fho fact that wo
aro over-crowded In this department
most nil tho limit. 1 am rarryhw In
stock constantly, tho best genuine Main
Springs, small sprlnus, Jewels and all
inula llahlti to breakage, crystals, etc.,
that can bo had. 1 will gladly quote you
price on work of any kind.
CH.HINGBS
WATCHMAKKH
AM) OPTICIAN.
HOrtOOMMICKOlAb NT.
Next door to llolvoraon's
WKATHUH RUMORT.
Tuntght mi Friday fair.
Harpy LcoVlnj
II you with tore a happy Uoklnu lo
of !pU walk down Commercial atrwit
about noon and view the crtwd of sat
Jsfled trona who ant about thu ru
tranvu to tho fit. Klino lleatauraiit.
0
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Our Standard leaders
C'E'R'E'A'L'S!
per lb 5c.
nib for SX..
ri lbs for Ufa.
OUxforJNSo..
3 lb for 36c.
lOlbtsirkfurSAo.
W jb wuk for c
AUibntck for too-.
10 lb sack for 36o
0 lb sack for Me .
2 pkga, forSfto..
pkgt. forUoo
5t pkga. forS&o
Uflbl
MUp
ipkiMfartSe
kg tor 96c
GXXT EDGE BUTTER
We always liar on bawl Ui Mr. U Hava butlrr, aud it It ae
kuuwdl th very m ijuallty, 'fry It.
Roth. &
M!HiMBfi to H O Monnenianrt,
INDIAS, 25c, 65c.
TAFFETAS, 80c, 1.25.
GROS GRAINS. $1,25.
PEAU DE SOIES, 51.25. 1.50.
WAIST PATIERNS, 75c, 52,00
CORDED SILKS, 51.25, 51-50.
GOODS!
We!
and Notions. That prize has been
hi. SI., Saltin, dr.
to look over" all stock is new and
Sumpter 'Mines.
Tickets to nil Iilllllntr tfiwnu Himtnin.
IlijktT City, Mowowr, Han Francisco nml
nil other K)!nt, HnioMKU checked
ttirouuh saves money, liny M. Power's
olllcii foot Trade alrtMit. IMMin,
t
IJATCI AODItMl o
TYTTyvVvTTf
nui ll nnn VHLkii a
wiLUUKTrie.
W. II. Unit, Portland.
K. K. Utricular, Portland.
Mrs. K. i:. Ijulnmer, I'ortlnml.
lolns l. Nixir, Portland.
U. W. MiOonuell, llaker Oltv, Or.
P. K. Thomason, MoMlnnvllle.
W. King, Porllaml.
0. Hiilllvan, Colfax, Wash.
M. J. Ihivia, Porllaml.
It. 0. Oreco, New York.
0. I,, ltcvder, 8t. l,oul.
It. J. Linden, Portland.
Uewoy for PiesiJent
And 'ItlcVreall" Hour for the ihmiiIu
ought to tnako thu country prtMiiurous
mid all rtu happy.
1h Truth for Apdl.
Hold only at Pattou llro. Head
Truth about liitaxteaitts."
"The
Our Champion.
While wiinti of the vople. oheer for
llryaii and others support McKinley ull
smoker may nao ami enjoy the Cham
piou oiyar manual miimu oy A
Iluck-
ealeln.
. Ultra UrtMin Holled Oats,
.Standard Cieaui Hulled Cats.
. .A fcCHnl BUudarU quality.
. For tho U4l Kolled Wheat to Iki had.
, Kxtr HUudard Cream of Matin,
Pure lluekwheat.
. .For the beat Whole Wheat Pleur.
Fur tho Finest tlraham.
. .For the Finest either White or Yeakw mil meal.
For the Hue! wthrr White or Yellaw writ meal.
. lUIUtou Hreakfast rood.
. llallttoii Pamvtke Flour.
. Ilreakfast Uem inadu of Mecloi White Wheat.
, IHwicrcted wheat, n uiilor brtak(at food.
Qratio, a deltciout brakfatt food.
Graber
i348uto t Fhon. an '
COUNTY POLITICS
Developments in the Two Opposition
Conventions.
Populists and Democrats to Confer
i-alem on Ft I day and
Saturday.
at
County Polilics.
Durbln for sheriff.
An united lejinlatlvo ticket against
tho Itcpubllcnns.
A mixed county ticket from county
judge down.
That Is tho way It looks now nstlio
probable outcomo of tho Democratic and
Populist conventions.
The refusal of the ItcpuMlcan organ to
support part of tho ticket is disotganiz.
fug party lines somewhat In Marlon
county.
An effort will bo made in tho opposi
tion conventions Friday and Saturday to
get them to put tip a non-partisan
ticket for county Judgo and cominis
eioner, pledged to glvo tho county a
strictly business administration for tho
next tour years. Figures will bo pro
sentcd to show that wlillo valuations of
property and values of crops Imvo de
clined, mort money has been collected
and expended tho last four years than
for thu four vears preceding. A definite
roform program will probably bo adopted
Instead of resolutions on national Issues.
. SW.IT TICKET
may result from tho Toiiguc-McUrldo
organ's fight on County Clork Hall. Tho
ox-chairman's handling of the campaign
fund In 1HB8 Is still thuthemo of con
tention and Itopubllcansgenornlly want
no petition of that kind of manage
ment. Thoywlll rcfuso to contribute
unless atsurcd oft square deal. Chair
man Wrluhtman will soon cull a con
ferencu of tho candidates and tho county
committee to map nut thu plan of can.
paign.
HII.VKH IIKI'tlllLlCANH.
Friday and Saturday will indeed bo
hutv davs in Salem. In tddltlon to
tho Ponulist Convention Friday and
thu Democratic convention Hatur
day, there will bu a conference of 811
ver Republican leaders In the city Frl
day nftornoon. nt ono o'clock, In ro-
fiiHjiiM) to n call by Chairman Itlgdon.
Then) will bo no state convention of
Sliver Republicans, hut dolcgates to the
National convention appointed by the
statu committee will bo accredited. Tho
State committee will meet in Portland
Anrll 12th for this purpose ami for thu
transaction of such other business as
may coma before them,
lOHCOUNTT JUIKIK.
Tho statement of Scott and Nccdham
as to tlielr policy, if elected county
judge and commissioner, has met n pop
ular demand and strengthened tlioso
asplrantH wheru they were weak, in
having no platform to stand upon.
Their statement does not, however,
amount to a program for conducting the
county llnaures for tho next (our years.
Tho Hopio appreciate the pledges imide
by Scott and N'ecdhum, and if honestly
carried out will reducolaxes considerably,
Their xsltion will no doubt bu further
developed In tho canvass If nny discus
sion of county matters Is ormlttcd.
JUIKIK JIIHAH'h I'OHITIllN.
City Recorder N. J. Judith was up
proached on Udialt of a cltitcua' move
ment. He saya if thu Republican party
is reasonably well satisfied with the
Republican ticket, ho will not lecemu a
candidate for county judge. A oitiieus
program to In) stuvefsful must ho en-
Idorsed and Miimortcd hvwcll-knnriiimid
substantial Republicans ami taxpayers
of all parties. If tho Democrats and
Populists refuse to mako party u nulim-
I tluiia and Repitblleans demand a speclllc
reform program in county affairs he
might accept, hut on no other terms,
raoM hyunicy.
Thu Populist primary mot at Fnirvlew
aud selivteil the follow lug delegates: A.
Light, Prof. T. 0. Jnry, John Jury, J.
Colby, 0. Ilutler, tlco. Klgln. Commit.
ttHimeu, Prof. Jory, A. Light, 0. Ilutlur.
Fusion was voted down unanimously.
Prof. Jury will not opxuu u union tlukut,
hut wants hiiiio place loft blank and
will have womu resolutions to offer to the
o uveiitlou.
Uetds Piled.
Kskild Krustim and wife to Augiut
Pottrats, tho northeast iiiwrterof see. 1,
1. 1 s r. I w 6.kXX).
Jameo IVrloy, admlHktniter of the
wlatu of Rtdhard MuNlelmlc deeeaseil,
tttUiHtrgu Stdmat, 1 15.115 an res In t. ? a.,
r. e., ndmluistratur's tleed, f I, IU.
F. W. Durbln to Finiik 0. llakvr
At 1-J acre in t. 8 ., r. 1 w also hKniks
No 17, 18 ami 10. lit Smith' addition to
Aumsvllut, sheriff deed, f.1,H).
Jehu N DhvU tit Joint V. D.tvif,
10S.SK aertw In t- 7 .. r. 1 e.. 7N1.
ClwihM II. Mmirwato UhrMUii Si eg.
frlwl, ITJfciaortM lu t. 7 ., r. 1 w faXU
Wim. M. Swtth to Juhn I.. Milam, lot
No. , In llrwdhty' uddllhHi n WomI.
burn, frt).
Nine different grade of wilTnutt the
AsylHivi Avenue tlrocery.
Relief Through Utc(xiihy.
A lUtto girl age.1 13, Ih the llHgU
tamll)', w Mth slrtMt, wu repHtts vwy
III hit night. Dr. tiruee Albright, tW
etteepotlifcU was ealletl awl tolay the
U tatter. Dr. Albright I also treating
Prut, Went ami Mr. Wettta at the
M ilu Pfboot.
A KiJ I'ouuJ.
Buuetalrbtdy who has lml a lull.
drtxttml brow n threobtittwn kid tn tltut
the wo by Inquiring at Ihlt eiKw.
uoriN.
AimiXOtiTu Mr. and Mrs. Amlle
VulJftl! mReeau it 6al, April
taffisa
dtluada.
VEHV LOW FIOUnE.
Contract for Remodlhne Hall of Repre
tentative at $8,844.
After tho bldi for remodeling the ball
of representatives were opened at tho
capltol Wednesday, Mr. Erb, ( I the Arm
ot Erb &. an Patton, wbofo bid of $8,
811 was the lowest, was called In and
satisfied the board that himself and
partner could fulUll all conditions as to
bonds etc.
The board decided on the nso of oak
rather than yellow fir, thero being but
fGOOdiffcrenco in the cost.
The contract will be formally entered
into with Erb A Van Patton on next
Monday.
Their bid Is considered very low, a
Portland bidder going so far as to say
that it will hardly cover the cost of
material, but the gentlemen have the
reputation of knowing what they are
about.
IiiL'ivlnir tho list of bidders in last
nights paper it should have said W. 11.
Lang & Son, Instead of Ixng.
Foresters of America.
Wednesday night about .TO of Salem's
Foresters of America went to Indopend-
enco via steamer Modoc, to institute n
court of Forestcry. Tho Salem Forest
ers woro met at the landing by 5 delega
ton of prospottivu members, headed by
Grand Secretary S. Kalka, and Stato
Organiror C. II. Clement, who con
ducted tho company to the hall and they
immediately proceeded to organize Court
Independence No. 30.
Tho Institution ceremony and Initia
tion was performed by Court Sherwood's
elllclcnt officers and ofliccra from tbo
Grand Court of Oregon, Salem Court
havinit charue. Tho following ofliccra
wore elected and installed : 0. R., Wm.
II. Kelly j S. C. 11., N. 8. Hayos; Trcas.,
I. L. Smith; Fin. Sec'y., D. A. Madison;
Rcc. Sec'y., E. L. Hedges; 8. W., Geo.
Atkins; J. W., J. n. Hildabrand; 8. II.,
0. T. Mulkoy ; J. II., F. L. Gale. John
M. Chaso was elected deputy for tho
now court.
After tho business of tho evening was
over n bountiful Biiniwr was Bcrvcil to
which nil did justice. Tho evening will
Innit bo remembered by members of
Independence Court No. .'JO and Salem
Foresters will ovor havo a warm heart to
greet Independence Foresters.
Profit in Ooats,
As an illustration of the profit to bo
realized In tho Angora Goat Industry,
thu following lustanco Is given. Ed.
Jones of Shelburn Linn Co. bought 12
head of owes lu January last, paying f 0
per head lor them, fCO for tho lot. He
turned them on 10 acres of laud, wheru
they havo madu their living over since,
and havu heled grub thu land nt tho
same time. Thero hasn't boon n dol
larof exciiH0 connected with their keep.
Now thu 12 owes havo brought forth
20 kids, which aru all alivo aud doing
well. They will bu worth 3 a pleco in
thu fall, flK) for tho 20. Thu hand will
havu doubled lu value, ani thu owner
will also get alHMit $1 worth of lleccu
from each ewe. At the same tlmo thu
goats havu leen a positive benefit to
thu land. His no wonder that tho farm
ers aru waking up to thu posslbillt'ca of
tho gout Industry.
Fied Wiggins' Musical.
Fred Wiggins' clover opening of tho
musical department of hi uuw storu
Wednesday evening was a brilliant stie
cess, Thu store was beautifully decora'
ted and brilliantly lighted, and the
musical bill of faro dished up to thu
visitors was exceptionally good, both
vocally and Instrumeiitully. Tho store
was crowded for a couple of hours, and
thu sidewalk in front was blocked with
ladles and gentlemen who were unable
to gain admittance, but taptured some
ot the melody which overflowed through
thu doors. It was a brilliant scml-oft
for the now music store nud dljplajs
enterprise 011 tho part of thu proprietor
at popularizing thu civilizing art aud its
culture in our midst.
New Heading Room,
A free reading room baa recently been
lilted up by tho ladies of the Salem
Church of Christ, Scientist, on tho up-
IHTlloor of their building nt 'M Lib
erty strew, i lie room lias neon re
novated and decorated and put in very
nttraetivo shape. A line ot Christian
Science literature will bo kept on hand
uud tho public is cordially invited to
muko use ot tho room and Its contents.
An adjoining nwm has been lit t is I up
tor the Sunday school, and this room has
U'un carpeted and furnished by tlut ef
forts of the children thomilvM, of
whlrh they aro justly proud.
Mar on County Debt.
County Treasurer Downing eMiuutto
thu amount uf county warrants outstand
ing April 1st at about 1 70,000.
ItopoiU itu tile in the county elrk'a
ullleeshuw warrants wero out as fotlowti
mi thu same date lu the pait:
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The Salew Local,
April KHli is the date imu aHHUKi.
by rutlnud nmu tar ivaturiHg the Satan
and Portland local train. It U to
leave SaWm at s a. m. ami return i.t
Salem nt U u in. The ullmr train wl
run thu wine as they do ivow, wxerpt that
the OAtHland will go iwrth irhr and
iKmth Utw. Tlw local will Liy dvr at
Salow. It will be a Uuhi ... -a ti
"'"""'i rub ewiutry pi)4e a
ehauoo lu trade at lViitlaml.
Seivln? Hit Time.
C. W. lvm, vt,0A( "itoaU)d" Uy
U vrler JmUti, attar being enlenti
tv)tn days ItuprltOHHUHit as aw WUt
and dilute iwrtMii. rvturtusl tutLa
italmtljl.i.1 ..L... .....A ..
oity last 9VhS and was ImmedUuJy
plokiM up by the ptfMoe ud m
made to wrl
1 ana
Tf You Got Your Paint Here
i
the chances are
Last spring the chances are you won t uwu ... ,
except a little to touch up some place her and there or
1 -.'-i -.,,. t;fia Humr
lO uitiiii ouuic mm. n""b
orHpn too -that's where
...: tn:n:rt.c r-m iha h;t
twenty-lour coiois 10 cnuuw huh. -- ,-- - . 5Q
to be iere-any size can you want touart cans at
2 quart cans at $1.00, 4 quart cans fhdAJ5he
hnWs to out it on with this paint i made by tne aner
11. i.- 4rttm-.cn vinii
V '.' .... i n.:. nii nrpttv wpII know it as
we do our drugs-you know how well that is,
D, I Fry Druggist
When your physician writes a prescription he wants it filled right.
Kight means to onng h nere
WASHINGTON REPUB
LICAN CONVENTION,
II r Aorllfl I'reaa lo Jonrnmi.
KtLKNsiioiw, Wn., April 5. Promptly
at 10:30, Chairman Schively, of tho
state coramltteo, called tho Itcpublican
Btato convention to order. Ills opnnlng
sentence contained the nameol Wm.
JtcKInley, whlcli called out o heavy
round of applause. Sliively spoke at
some length and aroused great enthusi
asm, llcforo the convention met C. IJ.
Hnnktna withdraw os a candidate for
delegate to the national convention from
King county.
Ann result tho caucus droimcd Hughe!)
and decided to present only the name of i
Neufeldor. E. II. Guio, of King, was
mado temporary chairman and J. W.
Lyons temporary chairman. Thu con
vention then took a recces.
WHEAT TELEQHAMS
None Were Read at the Lane County
Convention This Year.
In commenting on tho Lane county
Republican convention hold Wednesday
tho F.ugcno Guard sayss
Two years ago when tho Lane county
Republican convention met, Mr Friend
ly, on taking tho chair, mado a star
jilay before tho convention by reading a
San Francisco gambling stock board
telegram that wheat had advanced two
and one-half cents a bushel that day.
and was worth 71 cents a bushel in
Kugcno.
Of courto It mado no difference to tho
delegates, or county nt large, ns thero
was no wheat in tho county for sale, and
tho advanco was simply a gambling
propositon, no wheat changing hands,
tho gamblers simply Bottling differences
of their buying and setting contracts.
Rut tho convention cheered very lustily,
even though It was not awaro of what it
was cheering about.
Mr. Friendly did not read any wheat
telegram today, if ho hail it would
havo Informed tho delegates that wheat
in Kuueno could bu quoted nt only liS to
10 cents n bushel. So Mr. Firendly kept
his wheat tclcicram in his pocket. Ho
is aware ot the fact that tho farmer is
not a member of
Hellenics.
the McKlnley trimt
Lane County Urpubllcanj.
Thu Ropubllcan county convention
undnrrcd Tongue for congress.
Tho following delegates to the statu
convention weru chesen:
W. U. (iilstrap, 0. P. iloff, Ueorgu II.
Kulley, A. L. Roney. W. Kuykundall,
S. L, MiHirheucl, William Preston, Dar
win llristow. S. II. Friendly, A. I-:.
Iloud, S. II. Hakln, J. M. Shelley, A. C.
Woodcock and K. 0. Potter.
The delegates to tho Congressional
convention are:
0. F. Hurlburt, II. II. Miller, L. K.
Park, O. A. Campbell, John F. Kelloy,
0. J. Howard, tioorgo L. Hall, T. W.
Harris, C. P. Ihirkholdur, J. C. llrattain,
A. I), llylaud, K. F. Chapman, R. F.
Scott ami L. K. lleun.
Tho coirity ticket uomiuatotl Is as fob
tens:
For Representatives James Ilciuun
way, olCottiigu urate; L. T. Harris, ol
itiiguuo; i van .McQueen, oietiisiutv,
VUlllltjr UlllfU 1., It lIIU, UI
Cob
taguurovu.
County Clerk L. I'. Lee, of Junction.
Sheriff R. I. Haw ley, uf Pleasant
Hill.
Commissioner J. L. Taylor, of I lor
maun. Treaiiirer I., (iilstrap, of Kugcno.
Assessor I). P. Ilurton, of Cottage
fliovu.
School 8uH!riuteiidont Kuguiie bond,
of Irving.
Surveyor C. M Collier, of Kugeno.
Coroner Q. W. Urillln, of Kugeno.
GUcon Hath Removed.
Whereas it bath pleased the (lam!)
lord to remove his tenant, Gideon
Stelnor, who hath lo those many yeart
ctmduutcd Stelner'a market, this is to
maku it known thatUideon hath located
near by, not far away, that is to y
next door on State street, where his
people may know him aud beered as
of yuru,
Mrs. Harriot F.vans, Hinsdale, III ,
writes, "I never fall to relievo my chil
dren from croup at once by using One
Minute Cough Cure. I would not feel
safe without it." Quickly cures ooughs,
colds, grippo auli all throat aud lung
diseases. Stones Drug Stores.
Flatulence
I'll u
it cured by IIkhcikm'h
Our Opening
It Was a
ijti iiigui opaitiug h wir miiMc ueivtrtment wtis a vry zratitvii
wo mav ihj iterini mi io luuire uv tint ihhiimw mU,i ,i. aii.jt ,. .t-
ovurlJowtng and jaiuiiied the sidewalk and
""""' " i"V.'."1" ?" i'tHHin w
room feem splendidly atUuttslto imisieul
the Urge, attendaiveo at this, our opening biw to SaWw's ! Jovial uoU tf hy
Klialw, l.u.1. ig, Flalwr. Cable and Kingabury j,,,, K,ley ami wEmd (Vt
tHgo organs. Price to suit all comers. ' v ""IP' tot-
Standartl Rotary. While ami lanigen machiHws. Cwite ami read our ai .
M'UifSJt ' y tam,"nl- u'' "-ta"1 '"K M. ltKl5
tllovole and hunilries, Rotter lixed
H-t.'hny invite to insect our stock.
M
R. AWIGGINS
307 COM. ST.
fr? &wlnif machines rcjutrvd and rentcil.
T QUI uiachlui taken lu tucokasge.
you won't nee much his ye
or some
nrnunu 111c nuux
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raint conies in-
our iamnjr
co or is sure
natnt
GsPK NtlJIB iS ALL RIGHT
And all who can are going there
but those who stay at homo will
lio found taking their meals as
ttMial at tho
ffilTI! II0OS8 HliSMUNT
McKlLLOP & RKItKIUItT
Proprietors, 100 State St.
PERSONALS
Miss Cora Rotan, is homo from Lu
gene.
Walter L. Tooas, of Wnodlmrn, is in
tho city today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hort havo returcd
from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Powers are visit
ing in Portlan I.
Miss Carrio Willis has returned from
a visit to Albany.
.Mrs. Ldword Lamport Is vii-itlng
friends in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Soulwrt have re
t irncd from Independence.
Mrs. F.imcr Reese and Mrn. Arthur
Hurt aro visiting at the Reform school.
Miss Augusta Newton lias gone to Se
attle for a short visit with her mother.
Thus. Sims and son went to Ituttevilla
today where Mr Sims has rtiently pur
chared n farm.
Miss Helen Steiwer, of Corvallix, who
hai lawn thu guest of Mrs. Ray Gilbert
has returned home.
MistKllcn Chamberliu, of tho Agri
cultural College at Corvallis, returned
to tier post of duty this morning.
0. Allen, W. II. Holme, Alonr.o
Wain, W. F. West. II. S. Gile, nnd Kd.
Parkhurst, went to Portland today.
G. L. Savage, W. I). Mohney, John
Savngo Jr. Lew Rensoner and llert Sav
ago woro pascngers for Albany ttnley.
T. P. Welch and family left today, for
Kelso, Clackamas county, where they
will live on a ranch owned by Mr.
Welch.
A. J. Illehop aud family havu gone to
Plainvlow, Linn county, to visit Mrs.
llishnp's mother, Mrs. Temple, who Is
seriously ill.
Mrs. Minnie Rruce-Templo was called
to Plainvlow this morning to thu bed
side of .Mrs. Temple, who is reported
dangerously ill.
Political News.
General John llldwoll, who died at
Cliico, Cab, was Prohibition candidate
(or president in 1802,
Gov. Iary, of Guam, asks to bo re
Ilcvod. Ho has served 16 months almost
continuously, and says his "presence
will be needed at homo for domestic
reasons."
Thu Republicans carried Rhode Is
land Wednesday at tho annual election.
William Gregory, of North Kingstown,
being elected Gotornor ovor Nathan W.
LlttluUeld, Paw tucket, his Democratic
opponent, by about SiOO plurality. The
Democrats succeeded in not only polling
a neavy vote, out in cuttlug down tho
Republican plurality .of last year by
over 1000, Tho General assembly will
stand on a Joint vote, 02 Republicans
and 111 DomooLit8, a Democratic loss of
three, and George P. Wotmora, Republi
can, will probably be returned to tho
Ftiited States Senate.
Lost borne Sheep,
Harry Thomas kwt four ewes and (If
teen lambs Sunday nlulit from n wi- i
dogs raiding his Hock on tho Millar
place. He has pretty nearly looatml il.
vicious brutes and will lake steps to pro
tect himself. This state needs a dog
license ta that can Iw nwl to a for
Io cauHl by .logs, as many states
have. Thev kill more sheep than cov
otea. Success
street out to Hm street wrtMrkK? r
uie eemj Trie aeoHtieii of a il, '
r.iulin...,. w.T3!..S.a,"r.
than ever to disiday aud rll iI...h. t . h
' m "" m- '-lli
makers in tne wunu iu-
weu as
Shoes Shoes!
Going
& Fasti
At cost, and less than cost, all good
stock, no shoddy goods in stock
w m
SILKS,
at cost and less than cost Closing
out the stock formerly Willis Bros,
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office.
(Set in line
tfrl .. 1 If yu are S'm8 to ride a bicycle,
ID1CVCL6 why not buy the best- and most
JV i w j w iw poo'ular whee, in the worId?
A HIGH PRICED BICYCLE IS NOT
ALWAYS A HIGH GRADE ONE.
The safest way is to insist upon name, quality, fe A
price; and at the popular list price ' D V
Are stronger, speedier and handsomer than ever
THEN FOR THOSE WHO WANT A GOOD
WHEEL FOR LESS MONEY WE HAVE 'THE'
fcT Sk. , T Made and guaranteed by the Rambler peo
II OCHL Pie - at 20, 25 and $30. Don't forget all
J. tire. Call in and inspect our
a r it t i" l 1 Ju!a
a mil line oi oicycie suiiuiies.
03ATT SHIPP
258 Commercial St,
A FF.W SNAPS IN SECOND HAND WHEELS.
NEW RAMBLERS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENTS.
ARDEN SAND
LOAM,
FERTILIZERS.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO.
Now Is tho tlmo 310 Front at
io Doty Market
IIKMOVIM) TO
1 10 HTATU NT.
Dculs ill Fresh Fish, Poultry, Gnuio,
Reluiiiu Hnrca nnd Fruit,
ltitthent cash price paid for poultry und
JUL TAYLOR I'llOritltTUll
lOsteopath y
In Salem nnd Albany
DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT
Graduate nf Amorlpnn Ki'liruilnf n.ion.
n.ithv.
SALLM Monday, Wcdnesdny nnd
(rldav; hours, U to 11 a. m.j 1 to 4 p.
over Welter's grocery.
A LRANV Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ; hours 0 to 12 a. m. ; I to f r.
m., .Mrs. Winns residence.
DIED
n.VKTMKS8.-At tho farm home A
inilaakt of Stay ton at 0:30 a. m.
Monday, April 2, Mrs. M. A. Hart
mww, aged tH years.
Deceased was an old snttlor n,i un.
lilglily respected. Slio had been in fail-
uif Health lor soino time. She leaves
a husband and ono slstor, Mro. M. y0.
son, of Porllaml. Kimomi ,i, ..i
TllAQ.Ii...
BAUKU-At Stayton, Or., April 3
Freda daughter of' Mr. 'and' Mrs!
menttsr' "8ed 0mont"9. of PlnaI
Candidate for Sheriff
I a:n outfcr ahnrlff r i. ...... r
aut regardless of parties, and I only
askforoue term. If elected I will , i
all in my power to ooll.wi inv .i ...,
till the ortico to the best of my a'bilij v I
ov:rart,n,ururtirS
...HH t'b9i).-tt
Uic)de Meeting
sJL.reni!!.be? rla; meelliw of the
We mrt ron of the city la nJiT
"iisra sne-ukt be present.
W. I. Stalev,
t it ul. . - Secretary.
- " m, frufldsnt. J jy
U' i Ca"1 of Thanks.
IwvetUvrnussomi nd nlibo.a.
rrs, m
AND RIDE
A 1900
NC
wheels it may save you $ $ $
DEED'S OPERA IlOUSIiJ
PATTON IIKOJ. Managert.
Saturday April 7th,
A Metropolitan Melange
"HAVb YOU
SEEN SMITH"
OUR PRICES " - 25,150, 75c.
Spring Shoes
Ladies' Tans and Black
Kid -- the Latest Lasts,
at Reduced Prices
Men's Farm
and Dress Shoes in best
stock at prices below
competition.
JflCOBllOGT
95 State St. .w
I WANT EGGS TO SHIP TO
THE V-m-n "
- nunin, rtJK v
v
GOLD
THAT COMES FROM THE
KLONDIKE X X X X
POR
GOLD, THAT COMES FROM
NOME. GATHER THE X X
BG0S
AND TAKE THEM TO EPPLEY,
HE WANTS 100,000,000 OF
THEM. X X X X
Bottled Beer,
brc, a Beck,Suaor to SouthSalem
Boulici Works,
,Au "t8 'or bottled boer will b filled
t Uie brewery. Kept on cold atoraj.
Free city delivery, Telepboue 3131,
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