The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 18, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textk HWWWmwKlwpiirti "E FRIDAY WiiiM; ed DO YOU NEED ONE? FRIDAY'S PRICE WILL MAKE YOU 1 HINK SO SEE OUR NORTH WINDOW CASH STORE HOLVERSON'S 20(4 and UOO COMMrtKOIAL HT, JUST RECEIVED A POPULAR PRICED Ladies' Shirt Waists TO SELL AT 50, 65, 75c, 1.00 EACH, LATE STYLES, NEW PAT-. TERNS, PERFECT FIT. ' ' ' ' J. J. Dalryniple & Co. I " I"l '.-JL - .. i ! ill im WBATHBIt nKPORT. Showcra toiilftlit anil fair Thursday ALL EYES Sooner or latcMro cnuillilittcii fur glasses Only in expert optlclnn can tcllyott Iii't when that day has nrrlved, A aonatblo regard for onoa eyesight dictates the two ol spectacles, tho moment they nro necessary. Show foresight and not hindsight In iwleguardliig your vlilon. An examination by tis which coils notliinginny prevent eonsen,ueiiecs which later ou would Ixi Inevitable. Wo lit t voryono exactly. C.H.H1NGES WATCIIMAKKH AND 0I7ICIAN. annOOMMICKOUti HT Noil door to llolvornon't BOCK BEER The Capital llrowery'a fa mous Hook will bo on draught In alt Salem and country saloons on and alter APRIL 14, 1900 Try It ml l happy. H' tha lott r tinned out. Wo alio handle our Hoik jitcer In boltlea. Klinger & Beck 3 Davs Tliunday, Friday and Hat mday of ld wevk Ml tnvy will at our itorv demoiulrulliiglhoinuHltudo of rato d'abra fliat van Ui jirwlucl fiom t i .t-fB. Slureclecl Whole JYD body la lnvlll to aaioplo tho dell cacina and nvelVAi COOK BOOK PRBB Containing SCO nrclpra w tho ii6pr4ttuii of ftaxl for tho table. KwrytoJy (uyltrO. Motl'i & Graber WvJocMorfc to M Q bononiiunn g MS- Spreads CASH STORE NEW LINE OF ' ' ' ' nwici. nnniyHLOi TTTTTVT WILMtlKTTC. H. P. Walsh, Han Frnni'Ineo. A. 1'. Rogers, Portland, If. K. l-ounslmry, Portland. II. (i. MeKlnley, U Crosse, Wis. Henry Lang, l'orllund. J. 0. Friendly, Portland. It. A. Kuncr, Han Francisco, lleo. W Kvndull, Portland. I. 1 1. Pnttorsou, Portland. 0. IS. Helms Porllmid. M. I). Ixionuy, Ji'fformui. ITUIBUNALH Mrs. C. i:. Woltcrlwi friends in Albany. la visiting Mrs. Win Smith, of Turmtr, wns n Balom vlallor today. M. I). IfKincy of Jefferfon, Ih in tha city registered nt tho Willamette. Mra. Dickers of tholtoforin school, li.oi Iron In tho city visiting with friends. Ouy Osliorii rutiirtivil to Oregon City todrtynn the tteamor Itnlh, allor a few daya' visit In lliht city. Z Mra. it I!. Wunds und Mra. Marion Welder, nro In Allmny nttendlrg thin Fall meeting of tho olllccrs of tho 0. A. II. FUNUI1AL OF I. 8 DGAIIUOltN Takea Place Thursday at .130 Front Melhodut Church. Tho funeral nervier of F, 8. 1 (cur born will bo conducted by liuv. John Parsona nt tho lint M. K. church at 'tO i. ... 'I'l,l,r..l..u Tho Woodmen lodgoof which demand was n member will moot In lliolr hull nt I : IK l). 111. mid nrocood to the church In a liody. Tho F.Iks will also attend in n body, but neither order will conduct ser vices, na it la thoiiubt boat not to nroloim thonrdoalfor the mother of tho deceased. Interment will tnko place In tho Odd Fullowa cemetery. 1 m w 1 Thanka tha Salem People. Father Domiuiuk telephone Thk Journal to oxprcs tho thauka mid grot Undo of hleordornud of tho Mt. Annul Colleuo Ixiya for tho goncroua reception recorded them on tho occasion of their visit to tbla ulty thla wk. All enjoyed a good tlino, and upprtwlato tho cordial treatment tecoived. Feast 3 !l Wlieat Biscuit to uvttry piirliaa r ol twu pAokaa an ilUutralexl : J : iaOtatt Phono Oil COST OF BALLOTS Comparison of Former Printing Bilk With This Year's. Difference of Oyer n to in Favor Buslneea Methods in County Affairs. of An hour or 10 spent in rummaging among the archived itorcd In tho Ma rion county clerk's offlco dleclosed the following facta In regard to tho coat o printing tho election ballots in formcrr yoara. In 18!t2 tho printing of tho ballots for the Juno election cost tho neat sum of 80d. Thoe for tho November election cost $ 102. In 1801 n bill for 700 was brought in, upon which f 110 was allowed. In 1800, 1410 was paid for printing tho Juno election ballots, and $410 for tho November election. In 1808, tho ballots cost (330 for the Juno election. This year tho ballots for tho Juno election will cost $75, County Clerk Hall having nilvortiscd for bids. Thero has been litigation, complica tions, and compromises, over thefo bills In the patt, arising from tho bitor-mtss method of giving out tho work to favor Itcs and ''friends." This year tho work will go to tho lowest bidder nt a fixed sum, and thero will bo no chance for misunderstanding. It Is claimed that tho $800 Job men tioned nboto was done on n wry super Jor quality of paper; but tho taxpayers will probably bo well satisfied to usu n clionper grado, no ballot will bo used moro than once. Taxpayors will do well to study and digest tho nlwvo flu" res, which will roprcscnt tho cost to tho people of Indul ging In the pastlmo of partisan politics in county affairs, at the expense of their own pockets. Another Oregon Inventor. II. F. Hull, of Halls Ferry, has Inven ted n road grader nnd blcycto .path maker, which has no equal, this grader is operated by ono team nnd ono mnn nnd will handle very nenrly as much earth ns tho six horso graders. It is carried on two wheels, and tho scraper swings on a half circle, it ran ho set to throw tho earth right or left, or carry it ntralgbt nhead you can scrape outn ditch, cross grade, nnd not require any moro room than a common dump ssraper for filling up holes nnd smooth ing and rounding up tho roads und spreading gravel It Is nil right, It can bo tired to n good advantage for leveling nml lllllng up holes on new' gruhlcd laud. The crner la sharpened ou both edges and can ho reverred to uso eitln r edge. It would bo n prolltablo Imple ment In n hop-yard. Tho driver sits ou it spring seat and can raiso and lower the machine with a lover and spring racket. Mr. Hall operated his grader in the pretence of tho Marion county court and they saw Its merits lu fifteen tnln ules, nnd ordered thriii as soon ns he i xin Id make them. The court said it would bo w loo to furnish one of thero gfaders to each district nnd number them tho same us tho district. Hlx of these graders ctu bo fiirulHbedfor tho money that ouo largo grader would cost. Mr. Hall has tiled n rnventnt tho patent otllco through . Attorney John iliiyue, ol Hiilem, which will give him n year to make any improvements und bars others of any Infringement then lie will renew hlscaveal or secure u patent. An Indian War Veteran. Frnnols Anderson, tho old man who was found three weeks ago on the Har den Uond in n re m I demented condition and was taken to the Halem Hospital, left today on the train for Junction City. When found, ho wim suffering from uu attack of pneumonia caused by ox pot tire. Ho bus now recovered from that ailment hut his mind la unsound and ho will likely ho put lu tho asylum before long. llouced to live in Junction City, but ramo to Bulem recently from Hmii Fran- oltk'O. Ho is a Husslun by birth but holda cit Itonthlp mers dated nt Jacksonville, Or., lu July, 1871. Ho tencd In tho Modoo Indian war and wits at one time in tho United Stntoa navy. Ho has been trying to tt a Hiio4on Uit to far baa failed. Ho is not able to take euro of blmself and ahould bo looked after by the author ities. The county will poy for Ida euro at the hoipital during Ida recent illuor. Ho la fit year of ago and think be eun get work at Junction. Anotocr Compliment for a Salem Aitlat. Mra. Myn Wlirulna eterhy nvolveil h proaout of a S6 eatnuru from the Kaatiu.ui Camera Co, Tlioy bad road of hor iMendetl trip to Parla, tho ticket for w blob iliomndved aa a prlio from tho Itny Camera Co., and an alio had formally ued an Kaatman camera and hiu I Mint them phHiirM, which thoy had ukvI laroly In advortlaluit their com era, thoy wliliwl her to accept tbd iwiimm with tholroompllmonta, hoping that alio would uo it during her trip to KiiroiHS. Mia. Wlgglna Ims won, a mi amateur, many priiea and uuxlata In America, and ouo In IaiiuIoii. Tho foorot of hor aueMM with a ooiu n la tho faet that ihoUa truo artUt, rrhlflh glM her tho ud railing over ler oi who elmply photiyrapb objivta without rvganl to light, ibada, humc tin or arlWtto oftect. Whan 'Piavelinj, Whether on 4caui bvnt or buihieu, ttken on every trip a, bottle oi Byrupof Ftga, ua It acta tuott pleasantly and effectually ou the kldneya, liver and bocl, reveutltig fever, headache. and Other forma of iK-kiice. For mIo lu 60 cent bottle by all leading druggist. Manufactured by the California Fig fiyrop Co. only. JOURNAL "X-RAYS, Their names shall be mud mud road supervisors. ttt Register. Don't wait to have some one do It for you. I t I Missouri Middle Uordera want a new namo for their party. 4 1 1 T. O. Davidson bos a popular name and can be elected assessor. t S Col. Tom Walt will support tho party that needs tho most tombstones. I X 1 John A. Jeffrey has accepted the nomination for district attorney. Bro. Flagg: Get in and get that ap pointment before next November. t t i Thero is moro room for reform than for personalities in Marion county. . X t Hon. II nd McAlistcr u running again for the legislature Ho generally gets there. Jamos Cassldy, or h nicer, lias our thanks for a sack of lino Carmen potatoes. t Xt Like Gatacre, Generals Duller and Warren, aro to bo pulled oft the British tlckot in South Africa, t I t Neither McKlnloy nor Bryan will lie voted up or down in Oregon in June, excopt on Congressmen. Dr. I), F. Lane for Coroner is tho only Grand Army man on tho Republican tlckot j but thoro aro two Philipino he rocs. t X X Thoso good boys Frank Wrlghtman and John Roland aro pegging away at their work of enrolling tho voters at tho cnirt homo. t t t Willis Dunlway succeeds Graham Glass as Secretary of tho Mate Central comrnltto. whllo the latter gentleman will confine his energies to tho Mult nomah campaign. 1 t T Sixty millions of pooplo In India aro suffering and thirty millions aro starving from tho famine, and .In tho meantime Kugland Is siendln tho money that shoulu go to thoir relief in a savage war in South Africa. Some people call this Christianity. Fxchange. 1 t : Farmer Frank Durblii who has made the best sheriff and tax collectar Marion c iunty has over had has returned from a week on his farm, where ho says every thing is rosierous. Ho Is ready to enter the canvass for a re-election upon bis record. Ho has done bis duty In tho court houso nnd is prepared to ren der nn account of every dollar that has parsed through bis hands. WHAT THE COUNCIL DID. A Telephone franchise GrantedNew Electric Light Ordinance Laid Over. At tho regular meeting of tho city council last evening, lu tho absence of Mavor Bishop, Recorder Judali presided with bis tiwial dignity. An ordinance granting Horst Bros, u franchise for it private telephone lino was pasted. The reKirt on tho Anson franchise und ordi nance was laid over until next session. Bids for wood wore received ns follews: K. K. Hnrritt, 100 cords body tlr, at $2.40; 0. A. Clark, nt $2.00. Referred. mi.lJi ounxiian paid. Holer Bros $ II 00 Salem Water Co 03 30 Salem L. A T. Co 221 48 B. S. I.amiort 1 85 Gilbert & Raker 3 00 Pholo A Bishop a 00 Potion Bros tl 23 Salem Sentinel 150 F.8. Dearborn 1 l5 Itrewster.V White 6 15 Stateamau Pub. Co 3 05 Mra. T. Mngiilro 21 15 (triawold it Chare 1(0 It. M. Wndo A Co 1 05 R. M. Wade A Co 6 07 W. ll.IIobson 50 SuIomGasCo CO SalomGasCo 6 40 Iteruanll A Dunsfonl..... 2 00 D.J. Fry 3 25 N, J. Judali 4 35 And the following bill for insuranco iiou tho city hall: Thomas Watt A Co $ 12 35 u. i. Main iv uo., is 7 John M. Pavno 7 08 Robert Hold 0 22 Benj. Irving 3 77 1 nomas Iiolton O 23 Itolao A Barker 12 47 A.W. Preacotl 0 23 0. F. Martin 12 48 lloiorlb Bros 0 50 U. I IxKkwooU R .18 Wright A Co OSt ltd N. Kdoa 0 17 Wright A Co 0 23 John Molr n Gilbert llros fl 23 Mils A. McCiillocli fl 23 K. O. Ilotslnger 0 23 O. A. Park 0 "4 A. . ung. 0 23 W. A. Moorea 0 24 J. W, Roland . . 12 47 II. II.TIilolm ... 12 48 O. D. GabrieNon. . . . 24 00 K. F. Parkburst . . 21 00 II. H.Gilo A (Jo 2108 .Mr. G. M. Heeler 3120 A resolution waa adopted fixing the rental of tho council chamber at $10 xr day and tlia police oourt room at $5 per day. A Ktltlon bearing tho names of thirty six oltUena waa presented, asking the council to prohibit the keeping of plgvutt ami dote within theclty llmita. The tilln waa indefinitely postponed. CI y Recorder N. J. Judah reported a lapse in tho street lighting rervlco ag gregating 400 IwMtra, which, at the pro rata rate being taul by the city, repre sented $T SO. He was ordered to deduct thatamouut (rout the coimmuv' bill pending against the city. Adjourned. Ioeph Kiahbura'a Death, JoKiph Tvlsr receive! a letter Tester- day from Mr. Joaeph KUhburn, of Pwscott, Aria,, stating that Mr. FUh bum, died on April VI of heart dlsetae, I lit left honm In the morning, and wsaaBHaBBtaB""" 0 . H BOUT CAMERA BS5KBfS jnaiiu vca.? stop when you get to your limit. We have them as low as its safe to go, 55, and as high, 550. D, , Fry Druggist Fry's Sarsaparlllals good for that Spring Feeling-76c-try it. seemed to be In tho best of health nnd .... t.mnolit home In tho afternoon and died In less than 30 minute after reach ing home. Mr. Fishburn lormeny liven in Salem and was well known hero. At n Hmn he was in the pump business here, and later associated himself with Jay Cox In the grocery business on Com mercial Btreet. Ho was a member of the Masonic lodgo of this city, also a member of the A. 0. U. W., and carried an insuranco policy for $2,000. Joseph Fishburn was born in Wilmington, III., March 7, 18W. Ho camo to Salem 25 years ago and lived hero until a few years ago when he moved to Ariiona. borne Flowers I Know. (An esray read at Lincoln school on Ar bor day.) Of all tho blessings that tho all wiso Creator, has bestowed upon us, flowers always como first. If It wore not for the blossoms, thero would be no luscious peaches, or juicy apples. No nuts or berries, no grain, or in fact nothing that is annually pro duced from tho soil, is without its blos som. Flowers nro probably moro appre ciated in countries whero they huvo a moro extreme climate, than in our own mild Oregon. Tnko for Instaneo, our middle-western states, whore for months the wound is covered, In a mantle of snow, when tho first messenger of spring, is the delicate ly colored crocus, that ops Its head up out of tho still frozen ground, to gladden tho hearts of lxth old and young. Flowers, are used on all occasions, probably tho first which tho youth of our land, look forward to is the gradua tion from tho public schools, when they aro always remembered by tho choicest Moral tribute from their friends. Who can picture a more charming scene than n bevy of young girls, and n chtss of manly boys surrounded by b'-autlfiil Dowers to start them on life's journey. At tho end of which, o'ir friends bestow ou us their lust offering lion era. The llowers I know bcrt, are our own beautiful rores. Whero in this wide world can ho NO REMEDY EQUALS PERUNA, 80 THE WOMEN ALL SAY MIm Huwn WjiiiHr. Mia Susan Wymar, teacher In the Richmond nohool, Chicago, lit, writes tho following letter to Dr. Ilartman re gardliiK Pe-ru-na. She anya: "Only thiMo who hitvu mirrored aa I have, can know what a Ideaalng It U to bo able to Ond relief tu Pe-ru-na. This has been my experience. A friend In need la a friend Indtwd, and every Ixittle of Pe-ru-na I ever botiKht proved a kohI friend to me." .Siuaii Wymar. Mra. Murgaretha Da-vn, 1211 North Superior St., Raclno City, WW., write: w I feel ao well and good and happy now that pen cannot diworltxj It. Pe-ru-na la everything to me. I havo taken aevural bottlea of Pe-ru-na for femalooomplalnt. I am In the change of life, and ItdiHM me good." Pe-ru-na ha no wpial lu all of tho Irregularities and emergencies pe culiar to women caused by pelvlj satarrh. Addrea Dr. Ilartman, Columbus, O., for a freu book for women only. About Sewing Machines The Standard rotary sewing machine never lose a frieud. A lady who has used ouo ol these machines will never iw back on them. They hold more thread, sew more easily and outlast any similar machine made, beside furnish ing tho chain stitch attachment free, making two machines In one. We can lf.l- mil In iluv.m nt f,ii..ill.u ..t.n 1 i : ,i """"" ik ioi uawl theiio tuae i lm fnr iain r..,.. I ami get .one of our "31 reaaona for buying .V- 1, -..I ll.l .. . .... . . . j ri.Lriiii ii.i i. linn ..mi. u ...aai.i..... seixjiid to none. V " " - - - ."IIIIV. v. .....i.i... 1... . AM .!. ... , 1 I win u .: m.vii , 111 esenange on new. I iti Sundries "r' ' Machine realml. . -unurics n,ttJ Vlall our piano department thwe ae;P',?very elas ami descriutJuii Tir. days. Knabo l.mU l, Fliher and I , lam,s. oil. gra,,tu7cemw,t Z' , Mugaberry planoa. h.tey and Chicago I earners, etc. C.trUi.1. i bu Ik H Cottage organa. 1 36 cents. '" "" R. A. WIQQINS 307COM. ST. IWrPlanoa, Organa, Sewing Machines and UicrnWa, ..in inAfC fimArflS anunu -. "": - -. , -j rMciires n CM N01IB iS ALL RIGHT And all who can aro going there but those who Btay at home will bo found taking their meals ns usual at tho WHITE HOUSE RESHUIUNT McKii.Lor A Bkrriiakt Proprietors, 106 State St. found such roses as our Oregon gardens display In roseeearon. Then our chrysanthemums, loo, nre very fine, as well os the sweet pea, pansy, etc. At present I am most fa miliar with tho sweet modest violet, spring beauty, lamb-tonguo and nil tho numerous wild llowers that bloom on tho hillside ns well as In tho vale. ... White Clover Creamery. T. 8. Towntend now has his cream ery running, and says that his butter will bo wrapped in the finest parch ment paper anil stamped with Ids regis tered brand, "White Clover." Ask your grocer for it, If ho has'nt it, rnll tho Creamery phone, 2071 10 18 21 Administrator Appointed, Mary Pearco has been appointed nd minlstratrlx of tho estate of Ira B. PearcoaJccearcd, who left an cstato con sisting of caeh in bank $76. Starvation Vsrc3. Is the way the working man is trentd In some stntes, but in Oregon there is an nbiiudance for nil nnd at Sa lem tho best of cooked food is served nt nil hours of tho day to the p.itrons of thu t. l.lmo Kcstiuirunt. Otters a Bounty. I will uivo $2 50 for tho wain of everv dog that ever run sheep In the Fair Ground's nolghlorhood. 4-17 lni Joii.v Savaok, Sr Two hundred bales of hops were sold ul 5 cents per pound lu Kugenc Satur day. Only n few moru tickets left for tho A. O. If. V. excursion. Tliote who wisli to go can purchase their tickets of Ki lls A 'Ann's or any member of the lodge. Como out und enjoy yourself. The new town ofCrnnito has a tele phone exchnngo that connects every business house in town. For Sale. A span of rood work hows; weight 1200 each. 4-luMAwtf K. M. Ciioihin OIRI. WANTKD.-To leiirn goal bus! neps. Add rest II. Journal otllco. 4-101 ivt MRS. M.A.COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Works. I.adles'andgents'olothxa cleaned dyed, ropaircd und presto I. Hats and gloves dry- cleaned. Coats and vests relined. Velvet collars replaced on overcoats. IOB Com'l St Opp Hotel Willamette I WANT EGGS TO THE NORTH, FOR SHIP TO OLD THAT COMES FROM t'l r.ltH.r. w- w THE NUVJlNUlNU , C C v FOR GOLD, THAT COMES FROM NOME. (.GATHER THE A A. EGGS AND TAKE THEM TO EIM'LEY HE WANTS 100,000,000 OF THEM. X A AT LADIES' WHEELS Plenty of Tiicm ..uSftn,;1o,w-:,JU,,,e 8u,t"' Ivor Johnson $S6. Tribune $10. Stearus f to. Cheaper lines, $ anil o. ,hai,"'l?L-,'.W.o.lel o nwiirtHt a tew ol nml il..., .-,n, a..n . .. .., ,".."' a,.MI tnat i aro snaps. y .! T . '" wiiiwis iron, tiiu tun tii... I .........a I ..A.. ........ . a.i nwiiiin tVouiul I.,..I i.,..i .. 1....1 ..""". u" -M-.I. II, llin JO. Allilma ...! I... ee. -i-ws irum ji up, HAVE purchased one-half of the Mitchell & Co. stocl at 40 per cent discount from the wholesale cost, fl rr.mrlc rrmsist 01 f Mackintoshes, Shoes, Hats White I t T rl(f'nne. RfSfl crv4A- J l Lawns, lacs w"'" vuwub Inches wide, regular $2.25 pair now $1.00. Bed Spreads, regular $ .75, now $ .50 Bed Spreads, regular 1.25, now .85 Bed Spreads, regular 1.50, now 1.15 White lawns, regular 12 1-2 yd, now 8 1-3 White lawns, regular 18c yd, now 12c White lawns, regular 25c yd, now 17 1-2 All other coods in proportion. I am nlso closing out tho dry goods and shoe stock formerly WMIh Bros. A Co. Choice Dry Goods nnd Shoos forTos. than wholinS Isadore Greenbaum 1st Door South of the Post Office. (Bet in line Bicycle 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 WHEEL FOR LESS MONEY WE HAVE THE 1F6eal J. tire. Call in and inspect our wheels it may save you $ $ $ A full line of bicvele sundries. CDATT SHIPP 256 Commercial St. A FEW SNAPS IN SECOND HAND WHEELS. NEW RAMBLERS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENTS. P. S. Rambler bicycles run easy. Is you don't boliovo It ask Charley Stanton or Watt Shipp. 5 w"h. Ik LE mm WfS Wflavll flaaa. b JSpecial Boy's School Our $5.00 Clay Worstcl, all wool, Our $4 60 Fancv MiitmlKnli. viiiri mi invisible nalils ... . Our$U50 Suits reduced to... Our $2 00 Suits reduced to '. AUo Hoy's Separate panta educed to 35c, 45c, 65c, 05c, 75c and 05 cents. ..a. . ...:. :-""" T. No old goods in our store. Everything new and up - to - HEED'S OPEHA IIOUSIS! MTTO.V BROS. Jlaiuger.. I ItST I'KRrOHUANCG ' ' IN THIS THKATEK. I Friday, April 20th TIIU GREAT I BarlotD's S W, H. MinslpelsL Manaoemrxt IUKHV WAItU ;35WbiteRptlsts35 ew riRsr iwr.T SFW UMTVUKH NEW SONUS NBW UANCEH. 2 Brass bands 2 1RVNU 8rilET fARAIIK .- AT NOO.V. rPrics, 36, 60, 7ft. Bottled BeeT KlMVf Beck.Soccessor. ,o outhSA,ro ... , Bl"-.-Wor-. FrcityT.f?;ryKleopri.: AND RIDE A 1900 N&Y If you are going to ride a bicycle, why not buy the best and most pooular wheel in the world? $40 WHO WANT A GOOD Alade and guaranteed by the Rambler peo ple at 20, 525 and 3a Don't forget all our cycles are fitted with the Great G.& I or YY lent lino of underskirts, nnu our prlcos dely com- IctltIon. Extra quality black satins f conled rufllo 75o ; metallic stripes, a gold nnd silvor, $1.25 nnd $2.00; f inercerizeu biik Willi accomion pleated rufllo, $2, $3, $3.50 Silk Moreen, pleated rufllo, $4.50 n oeauty. Suit Sale Ihis Week) $4.70. j ofi ! $3.70 $3.20 fl.75 date -1 HOBSON HOBSON STRItKT Celebrated Brands 300bbls. Giant Portland Cement . 400 bbls. Itoche Harbor Lima In store and for sale. . Also garden sand, Loam ami fertiliser. D. S Bentley & Co. 310 Front St. 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 VOGT va 95 State St. t-St .! 1