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' ' n fVtr J 4& B Eiv t r 2T Special Sale: FRIDAY wnite Bed spread DO YOU NEED ONE? FRIDAY'S PRICE WILL MAKE YOU IHINK SO SEE OUR NORTH WINDOW GASH STORE f HOLVERSON'S I 20S nnd OOO COMMKROIAti ST, JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OF POPULAR r-RICED - - ' CASH STORE ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE. Bids Opened Wednesday Erixon & Van Patten Lowest. Contract Will Do Let at Once for atruction of This Pine Building. Con- Ladies' Sbirf Waists TO SELL AT 50, 65, 75c, 1.00 EACH, LATE STYLES, NEW PAT TERNS, PERFECT FIT. ' ' I J. Dalrymple & Co, DMs for tlio construction of tliu now opera housoand Odd Follows Temple wero opened Wednesday by tlio commit too from Clicinckela Lodge, No, 1, I. 0. 0. P., consisting of Til Ford, J. W, Young and A. . Moore. There wero six bids as follews: Krlxon A V on Fatten $27,023 J. V. Young 27,0ft8 II. Hnook 28.B00 John Gray 20,13.5 u ft. Kiey ,(o,u.) HHMVan Patten 32,600 At tlio meeting of the IckIko Wed n on day evening tlio commlttco made Its re port and vvcro Instructed to close a con tract with tlio lowest bidder. - A meeting of tlio abovo named com mlttco was held at tlio ofllco of Tilman Ford this afternoon, for tlio purpose of closing a contract. An wo iro to press they aro engaged with the bidders in working out the details, and tlio papers will undoubtedly Ira signed. VERMONT REPUBLICANS Will oend an Unlnsttucted Delegation to Philadelphia. tlr Aunclnted Vwtmm la the Journal. BUKLtKOTON, V. T., April 19. Tho Republican State Convention for the election of four delegates and four al ternates to tho National Republican Con vention, was held hero and resulted In the choice of General J.'F. McCullogh, of Bennington; Lieutenant-Governor Hen ry O. Dates, of St. Johnsbury, Kdward wells, of Knrllngton, and Lamont M. Head, of Ik-Hows Falls, as delegates. The delegation was not instructed. The resolutions realllrtned allegiance to "all tho great historic principles for which our party iiaa stooti irom us foundation as tho consistent advocate and champion:" expressed belief In the K)llcy of protection, with such reciprocal trado relations with friendly nations as seem wire ; favored the upbuilding and protection of tho American merchant marine: an adequate and constantly Ininrovlnif system of coast and bar- lor defenses; a firm, vigorous and dignified . foreign policy; tho rea sonable regulation and restriction of immigration; a Just and lib oral administration of tho pension laws; tho continual Improvement and enlarge ment of the navy, an isthmian canal under American control, and a cable across tho Pacific. Tho financial plank I ironotinccs "strongly and heartily In (ivor of tho matntcnanco of thn sineli) cold standard." Concerning tho re cently acquired islands, tho platform says it 3!. In The Spring When the whole country. puts on a new gown and new life there is no pleasure so interesting as Picture making. Be you Siat!erPor professional, we nave .every Ihmg you neei Cameras, Kodaks and the score of little &t so with them. If you are an amatuer and just staying we can eive vou lots of little pointers to help you out-come i anTweTtalk it ovef-we'll show vou how you cay get more oieasure out of a few dollars than you ever lad be fore in your life-cost muchl.Not necessarily-well ten you that part when you come in. D, J. Fry Druggist 310 Commercial Street. if JOURNAL "X-RAYS." 1 i WEATHER REPORT. Tonlubt and Friday continued threat enlng with probably occasional light snowors. z UfiTCi AnmiAic VTyvyrVy 75 75 cents for cleaning your watch, cents for replacing n broken mainspring and warranted I duvolon good deal of attention lore, placing lost and broken part of sk-c-laclej. I aim to carry In slock n full lino of temples, springs, guards, and screws of every lmp. If you break n lens bring In one of tlio piece and I will furnish uxnrt duplicities. I will hexd your Irume so tliry will sat straight on your face. (llano sent to mo for repairs by mall will bo returned tlio tamo day as re ceived. CH-H1NOE3 WATCIIMAXKIl AND IMTICUN. sun cx)MMiti)Cixr bt, Ne.it door to Ilolverou' . OCK BEER The Capital Drew cry's fa mous llock will bo on draught In all Palrm and country saloons on and after APRIL 14, 1900 TIry It ami U happy. It tho best ur tiiimu cut, Wo also handle our I'cck lleor In Ixttllt. Klinger &, Beck tOTTAOR, J. W. Hhorwood, Portland F. H. Townsond, 1'ortlttiid. It. H. Wilton, Portland. O.U. Graves, Portland. J. H. IVrnbnck, Htovvn Point,. Wis. J. W. Ijornbark. Stevens Point, Wis. 8. SI. Nmitli, H. F. Cnl. II. J, ftiioiirur, Ifosodalo. wii.Umkttk. F. II. Mnltou, Han Fraurlson I,. (1. Adair, Kiigona. Mrs. I,. (J. Adair. Kiigono. Mux. .Minor, Man Francisco. A.Caro. Him Francisio. A.U.Hhtite, IIIIInlx.ro. Cha. I!. York, Portland. 0. !;. Jlrnwii, Porlhiiid. M. K. Tracy, Porlland. Paul I) Walsh, Han Fram-alsoo. II. H. Hmllli, Hun FraiiolK'o. W. F. Ilaslett. I.miisvllln. k'v Havo Ackerinunn, liiiisvlllo, Ky. Kiilaned and Happy, Thoy who help to make other hupp) aro hupny themselves, and If you want to see a lot of happy and satisfied ooplo call around at any hour and enjoy the foinl and luxuries sot More you at Ktrong'a Hestauroiit. White Clover Cnamciy. T. H. Tnwiireiid now has his cream ery luuulng, and says that his but tin will bo wrapped In tho fluent parch- muni i'Mirr linn eiumiieii Willi ins regis icmi urniiu, n lino i;iovcr Srocer for It, It lio ha'nt 'rcamery phono, 2071. Atk your It, mil the 111 18 21 Oiler a Hounty. I Will lllvo $2.60 for tho twain lit Hvnrv dog that over run sheep In tho Fair 0 round' neighborhood. 17.Im John Havaoii, 8r. Only a few moro tickets left for tho A. O. V. W, excursion. Those who with to go can purchase, their ticket of Ki lls ,x Zlmi'a or any member of the lodge. Coinii jut and enjoy yourself. . Commaudei Recalled When tho mineral of an armv makiw n in mui no no may do rin-aiieti nut the peopm iiisko no mistHko when thoy want tho best meal served In tho city to pattonUo the bt. Klmo Keitauraut. La way or llryan. While SQiiin eloetor nrnfur I)mi- and other will supiwrt ltran, all luMim at a ttood uigur buy and smoke "Our ChaiiipI'Hi." SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. Prof. Garland May Not Accept First class Man Wanted on Ticket. Prof- Garland of this city has been nominated for county superintendent of schools on tho Prohibition and Domo erntfe tickets but Is not inclined to ac cept either nomination. Ho also has friends on tho board who wish him to accopt tho North Salem prlnclpalshlp, but ho says at tho present salary ho Is making more out .of his private school than tlio North school would pay. Ho Inlorms Tiik Jouiinai, that ho is perfect ly willing to pull off the tickets if n Btiit able man can bo found for tho olllco and iho and his friends will heartily supjiort tho Citizen's nomi nee. Tho olllco of county superin tendent of schools Is to bo filled at this election for tho next four years. It Is tlio most important to tho people of any but counly.tjudgo and should bo taken out of K)lltlcs entirely, as an Irishman would say. As an ovidonro of Its non partisan character tlio Cltlzi'ii's ticket should contain tho nanio of ono of tho ablest men In tho county for that olllco. That ho has been a Itopubllciin or Ih now should iniiko no Ulflureiico, If ho will accopt an iiidoeudoiit nomina tion. Prof. Cuiumiiigs Prof. Kraps, Prof, Hrlggs, or Prof. Craw ford, who was before tho Itopubli can county convention, nro llrttratoed. ii en I or and any onu of those could bo elected If thoy would satisfy the eoplo that thoy would take our county school system out of tho rut of partisanship In which it has too long been tloundurlng. If tho Cillron'a ticket Is to bo mailn really uu Independent moeineiit in county affairs tot a Itepubllcau who will glvo tlio proper pleilges to tho people bo put mi tho ticket for Hint olllco. Tlio public Mdiools aro Iho dearest tivasuru of tho Amur loan people. Tho pooplu want tho man of tho broadest culture, tlio best heart and brain, tho most ox poriuueo, the highest Ideals mid prac tical training combined, hi thut olllco, and no party trickery, convention combina tion or Hlticul geography, should do prhe thorn of thai kind of service, bo fur as Tiik Jot'imi, now advleod, If .Mr. (larhtud will not laku it, one of nlxno is tho man to uumluutonii tlio Independent tlukot, unluea there aro objections not kuoAii at this writing, Wo believe that this country should manfully accept and shoulder tho in creased duties and responsibilities that havo como to it during tho present ad ministration throu h tho wIbIi mid freo choice of tho people concorncd in tho accession of tho Hawaiian Islands, through tho fortunes of war and as tho fruits of the glorious achievements of tho American sailors and soldiers in thn Island possessions that becamo ours by tho terms of our treaty with Spain. "So long as any of tho inhabitants of any of tlicro Islands continuo In acts of Insurrection against tho authority of tho tinted States, it in tho duty of tho government to establish tlit.ro pcaco and tranauillity." Tho resolutions concludo by indorsing tho "wise, able and patriotic adminii tratlon of our great President." THE FIRE HYDRANTS.' Insurance Agents Object to Reducing the Number. At a special meeting of tho Salcoi board ol underwriters, hold at tho olllco of Jlolso A Darker this morning, notice was called to tho possible action of a comniittpo appointed by tho city council at its last meeting to "Investigate tho hydrants throughout tlio city with a viow to disiiensing with a number of thorn." On motion of It. P. Boiso, Jr., 0. D. Onbrielson and J. M. Payne wero ap H)inted a commlttco, as representativei of this association, to interview tlio com mltteo of tho council, to ascertain what act on tbov aro likely to tako and if thev proioHo to reduce thn number of hvdrantrt or in nny other way impair tno oiiiclency of tho protection now nlforded property owners by the location of hydrants or other means of securing a supply of water for lint protection purposes; that then tho said commlttco protest against such action and Kiiut out to tho com mltteo that tho present rates of Innir aiico are based upon tho elliciont ilro jirntectlon now had, anil that If the smnii ho In any way lessened an increase in rates might bo made. It is nosiihlo that tho insurance men ore kicking before thoy are spurred. Astoria has a debt of 1233,315.03. Ill See here: didn't you fellows pulverize Hilly Ilushy enough in tho convention? t : 5 What Is congress doing? Well ono good thing. Itoth houses have agreed to at' Journ June 12. I t t Cj clone Davis will not speak in Marim county. Tho Hepubllcans will have to do their own campaigning. : t 5 It docs not seem that tho American people are clamoring to call Dewey from Ills llfo of easo and retirement. i Wool has declined 2 per cent a month since January. Nails are worth about three times as much as fivo ears ago. OneolneI.il says: "My family don't read Tiik Journal. It roasted mo once." Hut think of the people who read tho roasts. t t t As a man strictly unpledged, Mr. Flngg should havo been sent back to tho legislature Ho is also devoid of preju dices and don't want a federal olllco. CAPS NUMB iS ALL KBIT And all who can aro going thero but thoso who stay at home will be found taking their meals ns usual at tho worn house; restaur t McKiixor A IiEiik-iiAUT Proprietors, 100 State St. HAVE purchased one-half of the Mitchell & Co. stoft at 40 per cent discount from the wholesale cost. T crunHs consist of " Mackintoshes, Shoes, Hats White Lawns, Lace Curtains, Bedspreads I am thoreforo enabled to offer great Inducements. Laco curtains, 3 yard, i 40 lilies wide? regular $1.25 n pair now 75c. Lace curtains, SJtf yarftS inches wide, regular $2.25 a pair now J1.C0. l i 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 goods In proportion. . I pin also cloying out tho dry goods and alios ,ti formerly Willis uroB. uo. v.iioico wr Uwwa .. u.,u ,or less than wholesale Isadore Greenbaurn 1st Door South of the Post Office. STATE DANU ASSOCIATION Will Slate I'KRUONALU T. A. King, wont to S Days Feast 3 Thunday, rrtjay ami t-al-urday ijl Mils wck Ml Tracy will at nur stare ilcmoiiilrllngt)i(iiiultiHwlu of rare d'clie (bat. ran l prod need from 1 Sfeiredecl Whole Wlieat Biscuit lulw PRBB l evwry IT Pi (W iMakilUM an HluitratMl 1 ; t lOlwillxlfti Iq tantplu the. duK Scfea i)jL irmHc COOK BOOK Svllfu"1"" W n4,',, " th lvcMtk,n ! ' r Ik. U.W Ky4lj S. II, Oruuby has gone to Kerry Ore gou. Hilltop II. Ih Harkluy, of Woolhurn I In tho olty. John Hotan and Port and today. Dr. Williamson uuno 1111 from Port- Und lust ueuliig, K. L. Keinlngtoii, of Woodburu, Is u Salem visitor lyday. Owi. HiKlgors has retiirmtl from a bualiiMS trip to Kugmitt. Mr. and Mr. I G. Adair, gf Jiugone, are vlilllug in tho olty, Mr. ami Mr. W. 0. Uoynolds, aro landing thuir iiimoy.iiUKiu In Portland. Dr. Wllllamtoii and T. 8. TownsonJ, tlio arouiuury man, hao ruturnwl from Portland, Mr. 0. Smith of Porlland, whb has bm vUltlng Mr. UuU MtUialn ha nilumwl lieitHt. Ordered Paid. In Hi tuaitor of the estate ami utiur- dlMdii of the Ooitello llra, lti bill at J. lUyimfcl for 1161.60 fur mmllwl ,. lrtw. whiehwu rJlwl Uy OnanlUu A. HuckiMUtlii, ha Uhhi cut duwu by the irottt cwrt to fW and allow w that anHHiut. Rtlri & Graber t erV.to tt yf Cl. bopnamann U4tiUt tit Phono 8I1 &.' ti ltoala. Fue lib(HM, John WWwn, Kril llUk, Juhu WIllktHM, 1J UwU a! ifel Murray, wtira rwwil up Uy xji Oilleraimltb ami vul Ohiwii Kut wmlng, ami thli HwrulHg wi g4rwi wt tour t gt out town wlh the, at UiHalimtrf 1 10 Aim or X) Uy. at haul attar. A Ltu. IMtrkk Murnlu-. wU 'ol lmUu.i. na Uwi admitted too4Ui,l.p, To th Anylum. Mra, Itooo lUrgvrsUl, l Portland, baa Uwt rtwlmt at the asylum. O.W.AN.'Ptckeu. TtoVoui, Ftlwyaad aU i ai iuwei rate. li ":... . . . u m i)wm. iTauehtrwt Ivk j-Sw-tml He In Halem Utirlnir the Fair 300 Musicians. Clin. K. York, of Portland, and A. U. Shuto, of Hillsboro, president and secrtarv, respectively, ol the Oregon State Hand Association, 'aro In this city, and hit ncloed arranirement with thn State Fair ollloials to hold their annual meeting he.ro during fair week. Tliey will bring 200 musleiiiui hero and on Sal m day all will consolidate in one grand mimical combination. These mu sicians will go concerts at the fair, will have a ihiilv parade and will also irlvo a grand ball. They ax wet to arrange. 10 occupy touts on tho groumln, und aro busy orfooting thoir arrange moiit. CASE DISMISSED, Mis. Joe Dasey Appeal In Court and Is Discharged, At two o'clock this afternoon Mrs. Joo Hasoy against whom her husband. Joo llasey bad made a complaint charging her with assault with a dangerous wea pon, upieared in Justice Johnson's court for preliminary examination. She bud Just sulllclently recovered from the effects of last Sunday morn ing's (riieu to Lo ublo to bo out. Dlstrlot Attorney Harden appeared mi the state and asked that tli .. U. dlinlssel, which was done by Ju- tico Jonnion. In addressing tho court Harden said that tho state wltnoss, the huslMiid of tlio oreuHMl was reluctant to prosecute thn cam1, ami thooihr uiiiwi. tr.ii,.. siiuir wnuiii do aiiiiigouisttc to tho state rimer tho eireumstainvi hu timnuiit 11 Hilda to try to make out a case that wouui jiiMiiy tno miming over of the ao uel IhUi Imnidiwl of the case in lusttco lyinrt u III n.vft k.b ...I... I .a - mm,! nut iiui irwitHiu ii prosecution at tho iiHxt form of the circuit court. DIKD SIIKUUKTT.-Iit the Oregon Hospital MlV0.ol,JSL,,, "day nveiltng. April 18, tW. I'lwster Klu'riwti, aget IWeasei was from Jaekson cQiiiity where he I mid Uhae a sister living. Ho kail Wen in theai)lum since 1807. Tiik Jouiinai. has not room for tho controversy over 0110 of tho lato candi dates for county Judge in tho Itepubll cau convention. Wo bao troubles of our own. t t It is snld that tho national currency is increasing by about 11,000,000 a day. When is it likely to begin to affect pay day, wages and the price of wheat and hops? t tt lhigeno Guard: President Kruger owns up to sewnty.flvo years. If Cham berlain and Salisbury don't hurry up with llulr banging ho will die in bed of old age. 1 1 : Dou'i slack up In tending us tho local and homo now items. Thoy are of moro interest and iinKirtiinco than for eign affair and struggles and ambitions of the great. knees has drawn forth Idi sn'ckersneo an 1 Is camping on the trail of Tom Ton gue. All tho old Indian war veterans ore getting down their Hud-on Hay muskets and old Kentucky flintlock rifles all loaded with wagon tiro slugs, t t I How tho average congressman will havo to lio tlio next few months to satisfy the demands of union soldiers, Indian war veterans, Mexican soldiers, Spanish volunteers and Philippino regulars, to say nothing about tho local improve ments asked on rivers, harbors, creeks, jionds, sloughs and fls.li hatcheries. Gee, whiz! who wouldn't go to congress! :: t According to Hoar no ono can accom plish anything for tho Philippino Islands but tho Itepubllcau party, and ho says it can only cnslavo thorn. Ho says: "Our methods of legNlation. of diplo macy, of administration, must hereafter bo thoso which belong to empires and not those which belong to republics. I believe persistence in this attempt will result In tho death and overthrow of tho Uepublican party v That is a pretty hard program : death failure, overthrow, slavery and destina tton. (nKq A subscriber complains that ho bus to got his mail by the kindness of some of ills neighbors, and tt I sometimes real full of holes before it gets to him. That h tho fault of tho paH-r. : ; 1 Iter. W. K. Copelaud is ono Salem minister of nerve. He announces a pro-Itoer sermon for Sunday evening. It seems Copelaud would support any struggling people, Filipinos, Cubans, Porto Iticansnr Dutch) Ml After elevating themselves Into their ofhees the present state administration seems to be willing to let other eoilo climb Into tho moro elevated positions in the state house. One might bo dropped, on oue of thuso duys, and then oh, my! t r Ilefore the enplo of the United State become too generous with their money Lord Itoberts has wrltto-i to President Kruger complaining that Knglish prison ers held at Pretoria ore treated iiko criminals. This is the sublimity of cheek, when It is cousldeied that (ieu. Croujn and his bravo command have Injeu tent to St. Helena. This Is not Iord Itnhcrl's first off en so. Ho has made other accicutlons (of cruelty and inhumanity against the Boers, all of which havo boon dlproveu and by llrftish lips Tho Knglish prisoners havo been well treat.'d. Till" statement comes from tho pritoners tliemselv'is, olllcers and men who have had nothing hut words of praise for tlio kindness accorded them. Winston Churchill has tostilletl in the most eulogistic manner to tho good treatment received at tho hands of the Itoers. BICYCLES ARG JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS; IN FACT THEY ALWAYS HAVE BEEN IN ADVANCE -- THAT IS WHY YOU SEE RAMBLERS EVERYWHERE X X X X X Experienced Wheelmen choose Ramblers BECAUSE THEY HAVE TONE AND STYLE AS WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE. AND AT 'I HE POPULAR LIST PRICE, 40 None are better at any price " few as go:d REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 21 LONG YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THEY KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOD WHEEL X CALL IN AND LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS. 03ATT SHIPP Joo Commercial St, A full line of Bicycle Sundries. INew wheels on installments For Sale. A span of good work horn's, weight 1200 each. 4-ltfcUUtf K. M. Cuoisvs MHS. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Works. I.adies'ttnd geiits'oloth"8 cleaned dyed, repaired and presso I. Hats and gloves dry- cleaned. Coats and vests relined. Velvet collars replaced on overcoats. 105 Com'l St Opp Hotol Wlllnmotto 5 "w"h a 5 Special Boy's HOBSON 'MM t WK HAVK AN lent line of 1 mm uur urifTi'H iii.iv ,mi. r. petition. Kxtra quality black saline I T'WPI- I , 1 1 1- r. of underskirts, fl rices defy com Tt I WANT EGGS TO SHIP ro in succoring the famine-stricken of India, THE NORTH, FOR X ? GOLD I HA I COMES FROM ri.vwuiM: - , might it not bo a well for them to look around and see I' there I not an excel-' lent avenue for charity In Puerto IticoV ' Hxchange. THE Nolise to ComiactM. SjwWylbiiU will be received by t, S1?1 l to Satiihlay. Mar 5. hmi, ir ttw cHilrtwim u( a two sto y brwk buikilng SQxiir, according to plan ami iHmition to U hii at my atore K TOMlrm-tAr ar .rn.wii 1.1 MM (urnUk for are the fmthful illll t ttM work in the sum of 3, fw rte. to mU.H rTvid. MeMiHiiriHe, Or. erfor .000 aut ur an li I . P M Flvnx, -Vprilhi.iooo. l-lltnlAw-td, t I I When five trumiwi areariested and taken la'foro tho city )olloe eourt it coat tho taxpayer no fees. When five tramp aro arrested and taken More Iho Justice court it has cost us high as $.', That Is thedlfference between pub lic business and public push. t t Uncle Jimmy Klglu of the lied Hills ho has red olay halt way to his - c R GOLD, NOME. IHAl COMES GATHER THE 'FROM EGGS AND TAKE THEM 1 0 EPI'l EY HE WANTS 100,000,000 'of THEM. X X X X If You Are We Have Son Nolle to Cxitractor. Sjllbd will I rvwived Uy the Hmlwguj up tu Kamrxlay, May 6. 1 Mil " hviiwu ! a iwo-eiorv brfck bvk rtJxbti It.. aAmllng to plaua iMliMMilMtioaa loU teen at my store. ter the Ullhtu rirfcwliw u( ul0 wti bt UwMw4fUL0OOi The right lo n &UnyurU,Ult r-rvl. r McMiuimUe, Cr April 16, HiOO, H.amtas, , 52c pnwpiwtive mrhaser of pano or vrvan we van do you gol We carry the Kiwi, Itdwig. FWier, ' Cable and KingHiry plana in' took in variwis stvle eam. We have thn Katey and Cltiwgo Cottage iirgan. We aloo have three second lianil organ, a Ctough k Warien, an htey, and a Cana.iau ntake. '.!?.'" f80 l0 1 ,h1 ro b.rgams. W briber ou want to buy or nut. we waut lo . vou. Ywr onler taken for anylblng In the music Hue, thai we havrt mil already in stuuk, order promptly fillwl- wmMy fl,fe,;,'l))," YwiltMIt- Men H, . ..j.. .kwi.,.Slffl.( U1, Wi MojjaK-t, at H. VrCi ,7 H """" "V M whoU. town iwk iwk. Majaaiie til W.00. CHrb.dJKIt,UsK. I : s Our $r, 00 Clay Wnritnl, all wool, U.70 Our J I W Fancy Mixed Suit ... S1.20 Our J 1 0) Invisible I'lniiU ... . ..7o Our fl 60 Suits reduced to. . 3 "0 Our W 00 Suits leduced to f,n AUo Hoy's Siute pants letlnced to 3Ao. 4fi0( 65c, w, "5c and 06 cents. No old tfoocb in our slore, Everything new and up-to-date ...,l...l ...ill., -r '. ... ' ... .."' iumivu mum oe; ineiaiiic striiies, u gold nnd silver, $1.25 and l.'.OO: 9 iMercerizcd silk with ai-conll.m d pleated rullle, 9 $3. $350 J Silk Moreen, pleated rullle, IJS0 I a beauty. rA A School Suit Sale this W -t m r Mr -WMWx5. la . M jMMw W. H. HOBSON ( UMrvllIUCIAU STKBIIT BVm.Nvm KKEIVS OTEKA UOl'SK J'ATTO.V HKOS. Mansiwr. ' IVST I'KHrOIOIANCK IN THIS TIIKATKIt Celebrated Brands 300 bbls. Giant Portland Cement 400. bids. Hocho Harbor Urn In store und for sale. Also garden sand, 1-o.im ami fertiliser. D S Bentley&Co. 310 Fiont Bt. Cloan lamp A. WIGGINS Pianoa, Organs, Sewing MaMv at Wysjjfl. Friday, April 20tb TIIK OBF.AT BarloiAs Minsfrels XVSVi.RMKNT pi n 35WhiteflpfiSfs35JPniJliUW Udies Fans anil piaw Kid - the Latest Lasts, - at Reduced Prices. Men's Farm 'iki-t run MW ooartMIM NBW tuxaca. 2 Brass bands 2 "! STRKKT flRutK AT o,., , 'A. 60, 75. Bottled Beer - k.vKceiao,, to SouthSalem , mH.)iono 8131. and Dress Shoes in best stock at prices below competition. JACOB UOGT 95 State bT. UlU ,1 3
