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Calico Dresses
Waist and
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X HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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CASH
STORE
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HOLVERSON'S
208 nnd OOO COMMUHOIAb ST.
ifis?
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CASH
STORE
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THIS WEEK WE
OFFER A DIG LINE OF
DRESS GOODS!
IN CHECKS, STRIPES
AND PLAIDS, REGU
LAR 50 C VALUES AT
6ent a Yard.
J. J. DALRYMPLE
AND COMPHNY.
1
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ic rue!
COTMUE.
D. ,. Swank, Aurasvllle.
Thos. Johnson, Aumaville.
M. II. Bpccr, Aumsvllle.
Mrs. V. F. Btevenion, Uuttorille.
Aire. II. A. Stevenson, Iltittovillo.
Francis Feller, Buttevlllo.
Gorrgo Cusltor, Bilverton.
F. A. Depou, Silvcrlon.
Marlon I'ulmor, Bilverton.
0. 8. Weaver, Liberty.
J. A. Colby. Sidney.
O. A. Washborgcr, Woodburn.
C. K. Dcickinon lllllsboro.
Miss Wann, Illllaboro.
wii.umkttis.
Mabel Williams, lirooklyn.
Kdlth Williams. Brooklyn.
-May Donahuo, lirooklyn.
Thus. J. Tempaat, Buffalo.
Mrs. E. J. Tcinpast. Buffalo.
Harry Carlo. Buffalo.
Nlcl Jndall, Now York.
Thos. Hlploy, Now York.
Fred Arundc, New York.
Hmo You Scon Smith Company of 12
people
Geo. II Dorrnn, Chicago.
Harry C. Thompson, Now York.
u, a. luneii, J Jos lo ii.
0. W. Gantcnlwln, Portland.
J. F. Oraliatn, Haletn.
W. n. Klinr. i'ortland.
II. 8. Mitrhbll, Mgr., Biiwaneo Hfvor
Uompany.
L. W. Whlto, Son Francisco.
B. Flcckemteln, Portland.
Geo. A. I'ccl, I'ortland.
(Jims. Kpitybart, Ilnwkoyo, la.
0. F. Overbaugh, Hawkuyc, la,
O. V. Dlmlck, Hubbard.
Geo. K. Allen. Halcm.
Chas. Barten. Now York.
John T. Tlcrney, Now York.
Mm. J. T. Ticrnoy, Now York.
8. A. I). I'nter, Han Francieco.
Happy Looking.
If you with to sco n happy looking lot
of peoplo walk down Commercial street
about noon nnd view tho crowd of sat
isfied patrons whonro ntout tho en
trnmo to tbu 8t. Klmo Itcatauraut.
A nlco lino of ladles' bolts nnd shirt
waist eots, lieautv nnd allck pins Just ro
cehtd nt the Fair Htoro,
0. I'. Daiinkv.
Silver Republicans,
A meelltiK of tho central comiuittco
SOCIAL NEWS
AND VIEWS
LOCAL AND STATE HEWS ITEMS
SUNDAY SERVICES.
nt
About the Bottor Half of This
World's Affairs
.Mr. and Mrs. Asa Tunnlcllffc, who
has been living at Koseburg, for eoveral
months, liavo taken up their residenco
nt Baker City.
Ilio wedding of Mr. Thomas Catcy
and Mrs. 8u.n King, both of Wren,
was solemnized in Corvallis last Monday.
Justice llolgnte officiating. Mr. Carey
is section foreman of tho C. & K. and
nn old resident of tho yallcy.
After a separation of S3 years, Mr. A.
M. Witham and his sister, Mrs. Itebccua
Webster, met for tho first time last
Friday. Together with her son-in-law.
Mr. J. K. Aldrlch, nnd his wifo and
family, Mrs. Webster arrived on that
day from Fouth Dakota.
.Oregon City Kntcrprise: Miss Ellen
Chamberlain, lady dean of tho Oregon
Agricultural college, is in tho city visit
ing her sintor, Mrs. fi, B. Moores.
Mrs. 0. II. Williams, who has been in
Oregon City visiting Mrs. E.
returned home last night.
Mrs. J. J. Bead, who has lccn visit
ing her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. 1'.
Bearsloy nt Eoln, returned to I'ortland
tills afternoon.
Miss Nolllo Cnstollo has gono to
Turner to visit tier parents.
Mrs. 8. A. Carpenter is visiting in
Turner.
AN RVK.N1N0 PAHTY.
A pleasant party was given last even
ing at tho homo of Assoclato Justice and
Mrs. It. 8. Bean, in honor of thoir ton.
Condon, who Is homo on a short vaca
tion from liis studies nt tho Un vcraitv
of Oregon. About 20 young peoplo wuro
prcscnianu spent wio evening most en
joy n lily nt games nnd muaic. Tho first
prize wns contested by Misses Itutli Un
lirlelson and Marion urny nnd Mr. Tony
Mutschnn, but was finally enpturod by
mnglcnl nrts of tho young man.
ukitt ciitracri.
No morning service. Evening service-
7:30. Guild meets ni ohj i
i,i nt 19 nv. W. ti. wpei""
Pastor. Subject of evening wdreM.
"Was Jesus Cruciueu Because ..
a Socialist?"
LCTIIMAX COtfriRMATIOX.
r..it.n..iU nt air hnvs and six elrls
tomorrow at tho Lutheran church, East
State street These young christians
aro going to confess their faith before
the wholo congregation and receive tho
holv blessing up-'" their heads by tho
hands ofthe minister of God. Confirma
tion also is preparation for tho first con-
fcaion of sins and tho first noiv com
munion. Tho liturgical rites of Luth
eran confirmation aro very impressive.
Itcv. Adolph Eberlo, pastor of tho con
congregation, will olllclate beforo tho
altar and In tho pulpit. Services com
mence at 10 a. m. sharp.
riRST rBKSUTTERtAN.
H. A. Ketchum, pastor. Services at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. At morning
service reception of members and com
munion. In tho ovenlngan address
upon the book of Genesis, "The Book of
Beginnings."
w. c. t. D.
Hov. Aldcrson will speak at tho W. C.
T U. rooms, Sunday, at 4 o'clock.
CXXTRAb CONQRMATIO.VAL.
Corner of Nineteenth and Perry
streets, T. II. Ileiidcrson.pastor. Preach.
Ing tomorrow nt tho usual hours. Subject
atlla.ro., "Sacrifice and Successes."
Subject at 7:30 p. m., "Holding On
With the Eyelids."
tIRST U.VITItl) EVANGELICAL.
II. L. Pratt, pastor. Services morning
DOCTORS USE PE-RU-NA.
"A
the
the
lift anfaralAnl bl
of tho Marion county Silver Republicans ' Chnuncey Bishop was successful In cap
mm nviu rriunjovuiiiug nti'opuinr unii, luring mo petiio nouor. ittiiego songs
After general discussion it was laid
thnt ns tho money (juustloii wns not tho
issue In this campaign, thoy tako no
action ns n party In tho pending cam
paign, Tho following resolution was un
nnimously passed:
"Iloaolved, that tho Slhor Itepuhllu
nns of Mnrlon county do not tnko uny
party action In tho present county cam
anil outer musical demonstrations were
indulged In, ns well ns n light luncheon.
Tlioso present were:
Misses Maud McKay, Huth Gabriel
son, Lois Coshow, Altlien Leo, Clara
Holmes, Kdnn Hubbard, Winifred Byrd,
Jesso Holmes, Helen Calbrcatli, Esther
Nelson, Ethel Knight, Mnrlon Gray,
Messrs. Hockey I). Ilodirkin. Tliomns
M. iiuiiiiaru, nugli Williamson, Karl
itiddel. C. M Bishop, 0. It. Bishop, It.
P. Boulmtn, Itoy Burton, 0. D. Jessun.
Williams, and ovciiiug. Subject for merning:
Now Testament uooi .inn." in
evenlne: "Tlio Transitory nnd
Eternal." Sunday school 12 m.
HAITIST CHURCH.
Itonald McKillop, paster: "How Can
Man bo Just Beforo God.'' at 10:30 a.
m. Tho "Intermediate State" or "What
of tho Dead Between Death and tho
Kesiirectlon"7:30 p. in. Sunday school
at 12:00 m. Junior society at 3:00 p. m.
S'oung people's meeting led by Mies
Mooront0:30 p. m.
CHRISTIAN SCIKNCE.
Salem Church of Christ Scientist, 299
Liberty street. Service 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Subject of morning and
evening lesson sermon, "Doctrine of
Atonomcnt." Wednesday evening meet
ing 7:30 p. in.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
J. J. Evans, pastor. Preaching nt
10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. subject of
morning sermon. "Led by tho spirit,"
ovonlng, "Heoking tho lost." Bible
school at 12 in. Junior. Endeavor at, 3:30
p. in. Y P. 8.0. E.at0:30p. m.
mmmW
mSBKSBSSm white
-::,,
DR. J. ff. PEXCE, NGffAKK, UII10.
When you wanTT"
where you know thev I P
t We have one case exel, ?ih
ly for taffy, always fresh SlVe
B squet, Custaffl'
Apricot Nuget and &
poohes, take the lead, ,e"
ELLIS AND 7HMM
la tho only place to get them
64 BTATK ST. ,. '
CAPE NOME IS ALL RIGHT
And all who can aro going thr
but thoso who Btny nthome will
bo found taking their meals a,
usual nt the
lift
While there is a wide divergence ol opinion in (he
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-
kuiiu m urc vjuuus, iuiuiiik, rurnisning uooas,
I.' V ll'..ll. f l. 1 M' ' '
palgn.hut tbnt tho members of snl,l Poor nn, ooe TZ. '""""""" ""l
. .
party bo freo to act according to
dictates of Individual Judgment."
Thocommittcu then adjourned,
tho
Ilats, Caps
awarded
and Notions. That prize has been
I II. Hotai, 297 Colli. St, Salem, Or.
No old goods to look overfall stock is new and
up-to-date.
c
Watches Cleaned
Slain Springs
e
iSumptef "Mines,
I Tlbnl. I.. .nw...i..i 1 0..l
ivavi. tuni) 11111111111 iimua mHjKlllie.
Iwker Oily, Moscow, Han I'rancfsco nnd
In splto of thu rnlio on all materials
ukhI In thorriialr of watches, I will eon.
tliiuo to iimli.tnln tho prices established
by mo nnd which am right Recording to
all other points, Baiatnuo
through saves inonoy. tluy M. Power's
iiiiicu looi i ratio sireoi,
clieckisl
H-liii,
RAMP ACQUITTED.
Second Jury Makes Shott Work of the
Dicyclo Path Case.
Thucnsoof thu statu of Oregon s
Batnuul Ittiinp iharged with drMug on
u lilcyclo p.Uh, wont to thu Jury yiwtur-
nay nt o ::iu o'clock, nnd after liolng out I
thirty minutes tho Jury brought in n
vonllct of not guilty. On thu llrst trial, i .Mln Miniiottn Jlagers,
SOCIAL I'ltOOIIAM.
Last Wednesday ovonlng tho I'rntcrnul
Union of America gnvon most Intercut
lug program In tho Foresters' Imll.
Eury member on the program ncqulted
themselves with credit nnd neto com
iielled to resoiid itonn encore. D '1 ho
following program was rendered:.
VocnlBolo-MissHtelln Hurst.
Ueaitlng mm JIush ueer.
Vocal boln, "Iivo's
Horrow1' Mrs.
Chns. Hinulies.
Banjo nnd Guitar Duet 0. J. Hull
nnd ClniH, ailllnghain.
b'ong Eny Ilutchlns.
ICecitntlon, "How Kuby Played"
UMTKii unimiiiE.v.
Yew Park church, 0. II. Mcrryman.
pastor; Prenchlngnt 10:.'i0 a. m. and
7:."0p. m. Blblo eehool nt 11:45 a. m.
Prayermcetlng, nt 7:30 p.m. Thursday
Presiding Elder. Itev. L. F. Clark, will
hold tho -ith Quarterly Conference Sat
urday nnd Ruuday April It and IS, 11)00,
Holiness meeting each Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 at tho parsonage, Twelfth
and U'sllo sts. 0. II. .Merrynmn.
I'lllHT COMIIIhaATIONAI,.
NnWAHir,Omo.
S. B. Hartman, M. D., Columbus, 0.:
It is now seventeen years slnco I re
ceived tho llrst edition of your book
entitled "Tho Ills of Life." I received
It in the ovenlng mail, and beforo I
retired 1 read and pondered over every
word in tho lK)k. I wns greatly In:
pressed with your candor and sincerity
Tho book left lie doubt in my mind as to
tho romarknble Irtues of your Pe-ru-na.
It was because o' tlili impression that I
rcsohed I wou'd t at your assertions,
and test them la a way that could leave
no doubt.
I began protcrlblng I'c-ru-na. as rec
ommended in your book, and prescribed
it precisely os you directed. As you
know, tho prevailing diseases aro in
flammations or irritations of tho Inter
nal organs of tho body, cither of the
head, tho throat,
Palm Bunilay servico
rivo
nt 10:150 n. m.
WBATHKH HKI'OnT.
Tills afternoon nnd tonight occasion
ally showers. Hunduy fair.
tho time. That wo do only tlrst-class
work It ovldi'iit from llm tact that wo
arc ovor-crowded In this department
niosi an mo nine, i am carrying in
stock constantly, tho Int uonulno Ulll
Hprlngs, tmall sprlnus, Jowvls mid all
parts liable to breakage, crystals, vtc,
that can bo had, I will gladly ipiotii you
prices on work of uny kind.
O.H.I-1INQJ3S
WAH'IIMAHXH
Al)0-TIUIA.H.
HUnCOMMICHQIAb NT,
rtt door to llolversou's
I'mtSONALH
Prof K. Moores, of Woo.llmrn, Is In
tho city,
Froil. Ooulet ha gone to Junction
City on business.
MuKinloy Mitchell wmo up from ner
vals this morning,
Frank Feller nnd lwl. Finwr oamo up
to tho convention Friday night.
Mr. l)1Kn mid T. I Cooluy, of Voo.
burn, are In tho city attending grange,
!. K. 0. Korhy, I. N. Handera au.l
J. II. Koblnetl returmxl from Portland
this morning,
T. M, Xotirnian, of Alhanv. has nnr.
uhasetl tho old IWollUii mluiu hi.,i
taken ehargoof tho samo.
John II. 8-wtt, Jainwi MsUulro. K. M.
Qrulsan ami Btnto I'Hutor l-feds went to
IMrtland tikiay.
tho Jury on llrst bullot stixxl II to II but
nftorwnrds drifted toward conviction un
til on tho last ballot H. T. Northcolt
stood nluno forncnulltul. As ho was too
reddiended to gho up when ho knur ho
wns right, tho result wns an agreement
to disagree. On tho last trial, thu Jury,
which Included at least three bicyclists
and ono hlcyclo repair man inmlo short
work of bringing In vonllot of naiuit
tal. Tho general opinion seoms to bo
that it w III ho extremely dllllcult to pro
tect tho paths from Injury under tho
law, which Is tery loosely drawn besides
being ol doubtful constitutionality.
A Now Front.
Thu old Wash titimpion saloon build-
Vocal Holo Miss Alnrlo Messlck.
Heading Miss Mlnnlo Del.ong.
Vocal lJuet Misses IiuiMniiilMnUlo
Southwick.
Mandolin Solo Prof, ritout, of Port
laud. Vocal Solo Mrs. Chns. Hinges.
Gnutlnuetl an Third l'i.
Brewster & White
01 COUIIT ST.
WIONK 1781.
Dealers In Hay, Grain, Mill Fowl.
Flour, Salt, IjuhI Plaster, etc.
Special prices on Bran and Shnrls In
quantity.
A complete stock of NEW HERDS on
vu M nil to Sinnon to ehlldreuiDreaeh
Ing tho regular sermon on "Tho Chil
dren Part in Palm Sunday." Sunday
School ut 12 m. Y. P. S. 0. E. nt (1:30
p. m. Prof. W. I Slaley, Leader, At 7:30
tho subject of address will ho "A King
in Tears.
Mimioiii.iT KriKCOiMi..
John Parsons, pastor. Services tomor
row at 10:30 n. in., and 7:30 p, m. Sub
ject o! morning Fermon, "Tho Plan nnd
Power of tholiospel," nnd in the even
ing tlioro will bon brief address by the
jmsioron, "i;xpnnsIvo Policy of Chris
tianity." and an addrexs nn. ''I'vim.m.
slon its n moral mid religious Opimrtun
Ity." ly President W. 0. I law ley, of
Willamette University. Sunday school
nt r' m and hpwortli Uaguu at 0:15
'. in.
CIIIIIDTMN HCIENCK.
First Church of Christ. Scientist. I.e.
son torinnn nnd children chwoi. 10:-I5
. in. nuujrci "ioeinno ot Atone-
S'SS1, l,.Vt',!ne,H,Jr U'"I"K meeting
7:L(). Christian Scieneo Hall, comer
Court nud Liberty street.
The Truth for April.
Sold only nt Pattou Bros. Head "The
Truth about Intoxicants."
D
, I Nldiart, M. n.,
r NiUiniRkii (ltv.
Mil (iireneriliesl'ii-rn-im
cit ilnv.
of
Our Champion,
hllo somo of tho noonlo ohettr
for
Bryan and others siipiwt MuKinloy ull
smokers may use anil enjoy tho Cham-
iiiuoia ViasliBtlmpion saloon build- ' hand rullabIoMtNls mnokors may use and enjov the
ng, next door to S. W, Thompson A Co. I ngollnd bulk, at tho loti" llulm '' ?',ll?,,n,r m"du ttl Sttlu'" A'
Itelimniiig to somo wistorn relatives of Mntu. sioin.
Iluck-
Our Stanclarci Ieaders
C'E'R'E'A'L-S !
Col. N. II. Knight, for whom J. T. Allen
la giianllaii, ami tho Piamondeii wtato,
s undergoing ropal s. A now front is
to bo put In and B 11 Colgau will con
iluot u saloon there. J, P. Rogers is
having thu work douo and has a leaso on
the place.
Hops Advancing.
A Portlnnd dialer thels week bought
a largo lot of hops at six cents. Ho
wns offered OK but is holding for son en
cents. Tho Oregon Awx'lalloii sold
100 bales for six oonts.thla week. A
nunilior of growers nro plaolng n limit
ol sovtui ami oight cents on thtur liold-
lugs.
Light and Comfort.
Ulxteen luirrtd imnliilnli.,. I...... ..,.
glaMwureis tho latest udilltliin to my
Mook, from wliiel, van m vo , n ,t
for miio diiuor shower. 1uks lor dust un
wutor. elntiiliiif iiml iiii.i.i......- ,.. . .
gun ellmato, ami ull thorn Utile thlmia
that yjMi wish to lit up)-our homo from
tho kitehou to the Imudoir. At thu Fair
srt- O. P. llAHSKV.
iwrlb oc
OIMfor'JfH)
8 b fur 36
HllMforc
3 lbs for 96a
10 lb sitck for 3.V
tA lb kAck for (Bo
60lbMckNr
lOlbMtjkft.rj
60 lb sack fer RJW
3 l'lK. IftrSCo.
, ' - ii!js lis10
tYUtik'Ks(or9fa
Bxtra Cream Bollvd Oats.
..(standard Creum llullul Oats.
.A good Ktaudanl iillty,
"t?r. l" l ?ljl Wlieat to U hud
Jlt' "Udahl Orwm of Maiiu.
.. Pure Buckwheat,
r the Ut Wholo Whwit Flour.
.. torthoPiuMtMroham,
. Fur lht Fin4t Uher WHt or Yollow wrn
Ualltlon PanoaVt) Flour.
Breakfast llwu mado ul MwM Whlto Wlrnat.
Donated wheat, a iHiwrlor brwkfiul fol.
Uraiio, a diluus lifMlifast finxl.
Ulttl.
Mttlte Uccnte,
A marriage llcenso was tilay grantwl
to Carrie Umlsloy ami M. I). Montgom
ery W.W. Hall noting as witness. Both
partUw aro from Wood burn.
If You Got Your Paint Here
Last spring the chances are you won't need much this year
except a little to touch up sonic place here and there--or
to paint some little thing around the house or some
garden toolthat's where our family paint comes in-twenty-four
colois to choose trom-so your color is sure
to be here-any size can you want to-quart cans at 50c.
2 quart cans at Sl.OO, 4 quart cans at 51,50 and 51.75. and
br.Ui,??.,t1? Put "J on , with this paint is made by the Sher-wm-Wil
hams Lc the best paint makers in the world to-day-we
know this paint pretty well-know it as well as
we do our drugs-you know how well that is,
D, J, Fry Druggist
Pianos and Organs
tho lungs, b inch,
etc. I proscribed
It liuudrods of
times for tlioso
diseases during
nil tho following
seventeen years,
and 1 have never
lost n slnglo case
during all this
time, although I
hnvo often related
tills to my medical
associates, who at
llrst expressed
their doubts, and sometimes very em
phatically, bnt after I had treated n largo
number of cases that had been given up,
and cured thorn, they began to bullovo
what I said.
1 rely so wholly upon I'o-rn-na in
very disease that atlects the mucous
membranes lining the internal organs,
that I never for a moment think of pro
scribing anything elso. Since mlng Io-ru-ua,
1 liavo uover had a patient die
from Inllammatlon of the luugs, bladder,
bowels, stomach or kidneys. Uvorycaso
recovoredlnaveryshorttlmo. In other
Dr. J. Egbert, of Nen-
I10, Mo., u graduate of
tliree neliiioTii or incill-
cine, uses iv-runn In
Ills prnctlco wltb
crntlfvlnn result.
words, I prescribed ro-ru-na for nil cases
of catarrhal ilheasci. I bolloro you are
right in classing all Irritations and In
flammations of tho luternal o gans as
catarrh. Ca
tarrh meant
Irritation and
of somo
mucous sur
face, and also
that such irri
tation aud In
flammation
aro oauflod
either by tak
ing cold, or by
Home looal
cause.
I sco thnt
you generally
uso a portrait
when you publish a certificate, and as I
liavo Just had somo pictures taken, I
enclose you ono. You can uso it and this
letter, one, or both, Just as you wish, if
you think it will promoto tho uso of
Pe-ru-na. If you would llko special
eases that I have treated with Pe-ru-na,
1 can give you hundreds of them.
Very truly yours, Dr. J. W. Tonco.
A. W. Porriii, M. I). 8., 0S0 Halsey
street, Brooklyn, N. Y., In a rccont let
ter to Dr. Hartman
says the follewing:
"I am using your
Pe-ru-na my sol f,
and am recommend
ing it to my pa
tients in all cases
of catarrh, and 11 ml
II tn lit. Hlii.n tl.n.
.. .v. ., ,U,U .,,,. jp
JWU .I'lUUBl'lll. i U"
rit-ua can be had
now of alUlri!2"lst.
In this section i at W. rerrlti.M. O.8.
the time I began using it, it was un
known." Send for winter catarrh book. Ad.
dress Tho Pe-ru-na Medicine Co., Colum-
HUB, UlllO.
McKiixor & BmiKitAtiT
Proprietors, 100 Stnto 8L
ARDEN SAND
LOAM,
FERTILIZERS.
D. S. BENTLEY & m
Now la tho tlmo 319 Fronts!
The Doty Market
REMOVED TO
140 STATE 8T.
Deals in Fresh Fish, Poultry. Gm
Belgian Hares nnd Fruit. r' '
Highest cash price paid for poultry and
eggs.
J. A. TAYLOR PROPRIETOR
REED'S OPERA HOUSE
PATTOM nil(H Mngcr.
Saturday April 7th,
A Metropolitan Melange
SBffiattKiiL
"HAVb YOU
SEEN SMITH"
Coin
:V Fast!
Shoes! Shoes!
At cost, and less than cost, all good
stock, no shoddy goods in stock,
Bill GOODS, SHIS, COIIffl CIIIB
at cost and less than cost. Closing
out the stock formerly Willis Bros,
OUR PRICES ' '' 25.J50, 75c
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office.
5et in line
AND RIDE
A 1900
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.
JACOB UOGT
95 State St.
HW
TO
X
win i i ssmm mtuamam.'HmmS
GILT EDGE BUTTER
Rotli & Graber
O.BonnsruArm I2 8tM tit Pl.t. . on
Vw hale,
W ! ilw tlnl to cImi out our him.
Mr UhMhwni at BaHm Orovn. if yon
aro IntwwlBd roll at our etllw.
M-ll. "" w
kMI ril'tJ New and nvwd-huod
Wo aro now fullr nrtuir..i . tn
ImIium to yon on any grade of piano
(ruin tho Knabo down, and on Kstey or
v.M.'Mfcv vAiiiiiv urnus.
Tlie KnaUj iuxsl no introduction to
balmn miblw. our Ut twcliora can
tvllyoiiMhat clam of good they am.
?.!' l',l t war owmug on
tlii,lay 6Miing can tell you, aud
the audiwuce who li.lwiwl Uo know.
llw Kty organ u so well kuown that
jw matter wlwro the ruatouier roinea
I hloy ami a imI of rvwemtion is tho
WfjOia umrly emylliiHi; tUt wi 'joull iiei. ' u U'1
" l",ur"H,i' JlM,r "i Mwtlllg, I Hill tlMnhlsMr.lclaMHMMin.lluin.1
iw. anwng organ tlay, to toil at a barv.m w
aro Hnttiiual(y making trade, that gv't
iu snavi In Wmmo lines.
BICYCLES
The Ladies' Favorite The
Tribune.
W-
are'
IHier'to ((.
Isrvo miHilier l
VkhUk are Oogier' WavwtUn. Tiwel
WeWter" Uiiabrldjxsl Dk-tUmary. Ho
"" iV ,VHw m neeii, luolixliiig
. relradvo In good orthw, no. Co.
die' CrtvKwnl. gwKl as new, W.
Qouie, , ami obtain a bargain.
WASTBJ). .Vn wijertned Sirl to .
giewl Iioum wl. Call kt 4W ft,
UIVVI4 ktYV j
Aiior woeaa ami weeks o( waiting we
'M'v' '.?,,S'ur.. ."(( them
.... . w.. iu K, U1W tney art
the ury essenci of eaiy running wheels,
I lie lyuo Stearas. $4C,
ilio Unest they
ladies' and gouts'.
iHUUiy tuts
frame with
w Ilh yellow
HO.
Uiups, Udls, tires, saddles, bars, ce
ments, carriers, lacing, and 'evem ilng
that goe with wheels. j""W
Sundries.
Carbide in bulk, sn, 36c.
Jiajesiie aud Solar lias lamps,
luek roller brake, f SO.
Bicycle
if
vou are trump- fn r',.u u:
Iti'S
A HIGH PRirpn ZnJZ" "?" m Uie W
wive . . J 7. "''t: ib no
I WANT EGGS TO SHIP
THE NORTH. FOR X
GOLvD
THAT COMES FROM THE
KLONDIKE X 2C X X
FOR
GOLD, THAT COMES FROM
NOME. GATHER THE X A
BOGS
AND TAKE THEM TO EPPLEr,
HE WANTS 100,000,000 OF
THEM. X JK X '
T
ti.. , .-""' niun URADE OMP
Seeer built, both I ' le 5ateSt Way IS to insist linnn ,,..,
udiea moioi i DnV- in.i .u. ... m?w "Pn name, mm tv --
year. handim..v ..;i r. ' """ i uic UODU jr it tirJ., . "v 1 l
wetai guam, ,ja'in bUok i Are stronger, speedier in.i h,. icVT ',"'"' HjHpL
rims, any tire', any Mlfe. ' lucsiTn . '"ndSOmer than CVCr T V
a.Vfsy.iss.
ft.0(.
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A. WIQQINS
307 rJ07vr csa
WauottHd Organs, Sowing Maclilne4 ndBIycW, '
HEEL FOR ircc , :r"1 A GOOD
IT W v ai j 'wibY WE HAVE THP
.1. .l n. ,. ..W cycles ili-S? & M .'$ all
A tullHneof bic'Se' W"ee,S ' $SS
ATT SKIPP3
Bottled Beer.
Kbngei4 Beck.Succeasors to SooidS'
Uoitlir.4 Worics.
All orders for bottled beer will t fiU'
t the brewery. Kept on cold ibjrk
Frw city delivery. Telephone 2131
A GORGEOUSLY BOUND
WnrW .. i l i f A In KmW Olt
uoutUyofoTurllliO.OOO lor wblcb Itn ipu"j
UihersdMlra mutr la IbU counljr, .!
rwdiollclturigooa ptJto M party. J'rBi
I fuU-ju-o entrmTiiiM. nniHuoui PMV2,
ll In tba morscco blndlwr: oearlr ,"'0y,t"f,
ro la Ibe cloth bladings. tWU a slf bi. prw"
ruaoloc dr aud nlabt so great U ln "T;
prlKlu men and'woB.umaklM frt"J
Uklagordsr. Eapld promoUoo. Oos tbT
ilao woman md clear SMO ia four w" "J.
Ing ordn amoa ber ebureh adnata taojoM
Mervta. Write m. II may lead w a pronw
paitng poiUuoa to tooe oor bu1 53
look alter our Ursa eorrttpoudenee, ?'," 7 i
caaueodtorUblat,oar horns. dIil
A. Bbnuu, Qenrl ittnUrf, U and " ""
rortrfteond mim. Hw York '
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