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Newspaper Page Textferf M" 5fe u K fe 'L ft fc B K f m w- '! m special m Sale: wie DO YOU NEED ONE? FRIDAY'S PRICE WILL MAKE YOU THINK SO SEE OUR NORTH WINDOW V CASH STORE HOLVERSON'S v 201 find OOO JUST RECEIVED A POPULAR PRICED Ladies' Sbirf Waists ". TO SELL AT 50, 65, 75c, 1.00 BACH, LATE STYLES, NEW PAT TERNS, PERFECT FIT. ' ' ' ' J. d. Dalryntple & Co. WEATHKtl REPORT. Tonlcht and Friday continued threat onlng with probably occasional light showers. ALL EYES Booster or later iris candldstos for it'"es Only an oxpurt optician can lull you Iut wisest that day has arrived. A sonslblo ieftnl for onos eyesight dictates the Use of sHolarles, the tuomunt they are nrcoisary. bhow foresight nnd not hindsight In Mleguardlng your vlilmi. Ait examination by us which coats nothln gtnay prevent cnttM!iienri ti hlch Utorou would Ih) Inevitable. Wo lit everyone exactly. O.H-tilNOBS WATCIIUaKKSI AMISOITKUN. SlinOOMMItMOlAt. HT Next door to llolverson's BOCK BEER The Capital lire try's fa iiiotts ltock will Ui on dntught In all tiatatn attd country saloons otisnd after APRIL 14, 1900 Try it and Im happy. It's tha tst wtr toil onj. Wo alto handto our llok JUnr In boiUt. Klinger &, Beck 3 Days if1? "aitursday, Kiidy and tU t t-ufday ol this wtnk tracy wilt ihi ai inr ir,.n......l.....l... .....1 t - ideiuointrutlngtbeiuull trft d'slie that ea rt lo ti'roductxl from : I Shredecl Whole Wheat Biscuit XSMyU)JyUlnvlil It nip!o thu dell- vcfiw and rtf '' PRBB fVCOOK BOOK ContaluinijiJitiO noliHou th ptetxralk'n ul (uwl fpr the tsUo. kvilcd. Rotl'i & to It Q Soi)n-iino He FRIDAY Bed spreads CASH SfORE COMMItnOlAb HT. NEW LINE OF COTTAOSC. A. L. Carlton. Mllwnuklo, Wis. W. II. Cox, lerru Haute, Iud It. W. Hunt, Had I ruix-bco, Cal II. O. Ually, HI. Jonuph, Mo. A. I. Ili'atly, Chrsniiwu. M. l.lndiUlst, Seattle, Wn. Alex Hrluksoii, Brattle. Wsi. A Mtsllcr, I'urllaiid. (I U. (laiitiiliilMiln, Portland. H. A. Kesiiudy, HviiiimvIIIo, I ml. II. W. llickumu H. F. T. J. Arsiislrnng, Chicago. Ono. II. Fltzgihbon, Portland. W. 0. ((nines, Cortland. It. II . Il.trklity. I'orlluiid. (I B. Hohlu.oii, H. F. II. F Iti-eiMi, Ahliind A. II. V. l)onlt I'ostliiiiil II. 0. Mi Kliilnv. Ilnfchusg. I.. G. I'ti'lur, Duhiiuun In. II. I). Dietrich, Now York U. II. Klchnrdson, Han l-'riinulxxi Probate Court. Tim rt'Hirt of Joseph II. Albert. .1 (J Hussies and A 0. Coudit, nppriiUirs ol tho estate of Hchiiylor 0 Mudge, do' ceased, hit been tiled, showing tlii estate to tonslst of f700 caidi In linuk David Mudge, administrator of this estate, has been authorised to pity out (H per month for support of Kllml Mudgo, a minor heir ol tho oslnlit. Kitlsfled and Happy. They whnhulp totiiako others happy are hupny themselves, mid II inn want to mt a lot of happy and sutlsllod people rail around at any hour and nnJo ili (oimI and luxuries set Udorn )ihi at Hlrong's Heataitrunt. Oilers a llouiity. 1 will give i 50 for tho scalp of in on dog that ever run sheep In tho 1'iilr Uroiind'a tiulghborhooil. -l-17-lm" . John Havauii, Sr. aa ii m Onlvu few inoro tickets left for the A. 0. u. W, excursion. Thoso who wMi logo cmii puruhitso their tickets of Ki lls & Inn's or any inoinW of the pKigu. unito out ami enjoy yourself. O.R. AN. Tickets. Hi Capo Noma, 1'rlnw and all ihiIiiIs Kant at lowest ratts. Inuulru I'Iidihi 171. (1. M, l'ow ttiis. Trado Street Kwk. -1-10-lOt Dewey or Utyan, While ouio eleelom nrfur Ditunv and others will Mipixsrt llrjrun, all lovr of a gwod algur Iniy aial sumke "Our Champion." Feast 3 to every Hirliaa r l two MkM n tijuttrattM s Ifttfrybody Graber 134 titittu Ut IMioiioSM J0f0mvA& dplj 2 MAONJFlCBNT MIN9THEL8 The Reed Close I'onight With a 0 teat Peiformance Turn Out. TJio Great Hnrlow Magnificent Min strels appears nt tlio ojwrn liouso to nlglit. Tills organization In without oxcep tion, the finest of the kind now travel Ing. It Is especially efficient In the com- I.. t ... t..4 la .iti,nlntlt ttiliatt. O lr uit'iiii;iii uut iki cui'unuMk; iifii - rails- lm. nlmul for the organisation tl.o -"J i- i title of "inagniflcoist. It rontalns nearly a Bcoru of uxcollont vocalists, manytf tho voices being phenomenal , while its orchestra is undoubtedly tho best ever r-con with a minstrel company. The features this season are the twxt President of Minstrelsy "Harr Ward" and Coliurn A Jlaldwln muslrnl nrtits. This is iollivoly the last play yon will otrrsoonttho Heed. So turn out on innsso, and gtvo tho I'attou Hkh a ben- ellt for tholr efforts to ontortnin tho public. HUNTED HlH MULKS On the Third Floor of the Opera House Ulock. Martin Smith was tried todav before County Judgo Terrell and coimfiltted to tho asylum for insanity. Ho had Ijcun found wandering about in tho third story of tho Palom lodging Isottso hunting for his team of tniltos. His farm is adjoining John N. Davis, east of Silverton, nml ho hits u large family and his wifo Is a deaf mute. "That is tho devil," ho said, Hilling to Hon. .1. N. Btssltls. "and that." said ho, pointing to Hon. I.. J. Adams, "Is a child of darkness." His guesses caused a great deal of amusement and loft littlu doubt as to his lapso from it perfectly tlear mentality tJmlth has been nt the asylum buforo, and his nppcarancu indicated ho had lieou drinking. lie will probably soon bo restorod to his family. NARROW KbOAPR. Mrs. O. A. White Takes Wrong Med. icine by Mistake. Mrs. I). A. White, of North Salem, h.id a narrow escape and suffered kovetely fur several hours, ns a consequence of taking internally some molloito lie tended for external itne. Bho had been suffering from eryslpllus and her phyxl olan had loft some medioinu to lo tukm internally and a lotion to bo applied, which was pols-moim. Lust moiling, lx lug somen hat worried and In haute, tl e lady took n dose til the wrong medicine. The dwtur was suiniuonvd at cuuu mill dy midnight Mrs. White uas re lieved, after suffering intensely. This mornluK she was rusting easily but had not entirely recovered from the efforts. He Didn't Rubber. Oit further and oxhaustivo iinesliga lion, thu JnuiiNAl, has lieoome uoiiviuued that it was all n mlstaku and that Piank Thoiiipsuu uus not "rubbering" hIiuii his sh-uvu wus oaiight in the (Hiring inn uhliui ut llauieu iV l.uudim's plitnii'g mill, resulting lis tlm purfonttkin ol bis arm. To "rubber" is to "look armind," and as thu victim of thu uocltUnl rownls lluilutimatluii that liououUI liMjk around when ut tork, and tint jstrly tho hitsurded that guets hits tnkwi mwuimhi thu pruHisltion, It may Im as well to will ilallo!T. Thu fact li that Mr. Thoiiif urn was working In close quarters, and a gust of wind bleu it lot ol stinting In his Ineo, at tint Mtmu time, probably blunlng his Iims sltwvv lulu the ma- clilmi. Conttasl Lit. TliaOdd I'elUirts' Itnllillng oonunlltee, after a lung oouMillutlou Thurwlay alter iidiiii, onmplstttl thu form of ooiitravl to bo euterwl into for thu must ruction of the uuw utrn Ihiiish, and this alUriioun wore again In swatoii In '111, Kurd's otlk-t) whwss it was tpmtHl (1m ttotilruvt would w uUssed with the lowtMt biddiSK, Urixoli Van I'attou. When Tittvclmc, Whuther ust plsususu bwit ur Imasuws, talon on uvery trip a huttltt ul ti)rupuf I'ls, a It nets most Wniiilly and uuVtuutly on tins kUlnwys, liver and ImiwuIs, irovHtln fsvers, h.miaoht-s and othsr (anus ttl 4oknM. 1'or taW Ih W coot botlkw by ull hunllug druggist. Mituuhwturwl by iU Calllofnta I'm Syrup Ou. only. Thin aMl. Otmiily Jttdic 'lWrisll has hail a lud ol loam put tthMt th. ooarl housss Ihwii lor thellawMr uwl In (iwut of Um wwtMt trwiith. Thu npil at thai tolnl l imt OMir thrtm IiioIhm dp to U.ti Uilruck ol IHirwgntMil with whtoli tlwt pud of ih lawn was rwlwd to grmlw whwii thu court houtw ltHiroMHt)t was niaiUt. Slavs HoUM New Adjutant UMtorwl OantswUilu my llitt ttutw MtrtHHipaittuL of th Natieiml Uuurtl wilt brttttj lotlwr ultout Uvh ltttmlrl siHsti. A rttnuttlttoM wa lwwl tuOity tor S, 0. Ilttrtm, iww lUMt)rit la ih tins of W'utitlMBtou, on a uliara ol ootatuir mm" lvlr M iwvtousMat IVwiUihI. Otut erf UHtUobM wboww ifittm an boar l)- ltMoMar Julao jrsatoMa). u. whtoJs tlaM tow a. lailwl lo iapr.-. MJrKMinklM,itiMlwu aatu taken h tiitatt Utt avcmlaf b- OiUoar amul. Il will Uo H4i to wt lir HU d .. 0. A. R. Oat MUMg. Th tttlar ataoUim uf ib slgi,-l, IVwtU. A. It. HitlSMhoMmi ts.nir.lA., silutit of iu wwlt, Urn wnm..ii.m iMViWBCtMlaOl ltk aMMlitW of thtf IXMll- Ur ttmaMng lr MomUy t &tiurJs Wheat WaSUd. Waato naw te pataUiMt to UtMllo, tu ellljer statu ar tau- wheat tWt wus hoi (St WIWHjttU lK U Utai ktfl tttat (all Alter lU?.9"l. ' ' u.h ubeat will And It te UMir Juiituk-- t..,-all i,.i svt Us at (t,r .oJn- .n.t c.niu. i. a stret, A Vt Him..i, v i ,. 440 43twlt STEYN DENOUNCES GEN. ROBERTS II r AaancSalril I'rraa lh Journal Capk Towif, April 20 At a meeting of tha volksrruid of tlio Orange Free Stato it Kroonstrads today. Presi dent Bteyn denounced Iord Holicrls' proclamation as "treachery," and d cued that as Groat Ilrltlan's ob- i - ( . i ,. t - JCCl was weir uesiruc.m. u.u.r ...,,. .., ( wus toapjical to the civilised powers to I Interveno. AT OR PALY'8 HOME. How Nomination for Concress Was f e ceived Confident of Election. II r Aaanrtnlcit I'rraa to Ihr Jmirnnl I.akkvihw, Or, April l.'l. Dr. II. Daly's friends, lrreswelivo of politic, are congratulating him today on his nomination for congress. All day yes terday and nil this forenoon telegrams were coining from the leaders of the dlfforen factions requesting Dr. Daly to accept the nomination. He had declined to enter the field thi? year for any olllce, but tho pressure was so great that ho finally telegraphed his his friends that ho would accept tho nomination from tho First Congressional District if it should ln ghost unanb rnously. Tho tioxt telegram congratu lated him noon his unanimous ttoinlna- tlon and wns signed by tho leaders of tlio three fusion parties. Ho said to a roportor today. "Yes, I am going to bo elected to con grow, from this district, f have not thu ' slluhtect doubt of it In tho world." Dr Dnlycamoto I.akevlow In 18S7, nnd slnco'thnt time ho 1ms built himself up from n stranger to ono of tbo mrnt prominent men In tho state. Ho stands well nt his own home. Ho has repre sented this district In both brandies of tho legislature, and is nnd has beou nt tho head of educational tnntters In this county for ten years. Ho has filled tho ofllco of sssnyor of tho town, and has Ix-on county physb nlittt, nnd henith officer for 10 years. Ho has also Ik'cis president of tho f.nko county agricultural society, nnd its prin ciple n-otnoter for n domi yea.s. Although this county is largely Itcpiilc licau, Dr. Daly has never failed to enrry It for any ofllco to which hu aspired. MULTNOMAH DEMOCRATS. form a Union Ticket With Antl Machine Republicans. Ilr Aaanrtnlrd I'rraa in Ihr J.inrnnl CoiiTi.tNi), April 3). Dossiourntu nnd Iiidepeiiileut Kupublicnus unito on fol lowing ticket: State Senators, Multnomah Counlv, Kluhleenth Penntorlal District D. I'. Tlioinpwm. It. D. Isiman, Andrew C. Sinilli, J. i:. Hunt. - HIato Soniitor, from Columbia. Mult nomali and Wafiilnjlo', Slxto"tHh Sen atorial District Alexander Swcolt. HepretH'ntativos, from Miillnoinnli Otunty (ieorste V. Ilolcomb, I). M. Watts, (leortio M. Orton. M. K. 'fhomp on, l-'rank A. Ileilkempor, Otto Sehutnan. John Drlsaill, J. J. Shipley, II. A. Smith, (J. W. Nottliib'haui, A. J. Knott, I .on In II Tnrpley. Itepri-acntntivo from Claekamns and Multnomah Cotintlw J. T. .Mllner. Olty Auditor Imiuumu l'rot.mau. uity Attnrney v. t.. ssretpr. Clerk of thu County Court W. A. Vlnder. Clerk of tho Circuit Court Georgu I-. lIollllHII. County School Superintendent C. W Durett. LITTLB TBLOBRAMS Sheeii and ciillla are In tlnoeoiHlillon In ItuMuru Orejtmi Cnl. Ilrynii dsnlo thu statement that his health, is breaking down. President and Mrs. MeKluley are tho Ktleatanf Mrs. Ilolwrt at hUtt-rni,N. J. Irtse Hilitloiit niwiiiHt tha rotenittt iHtnp lax law arelmiog receivwl by ton gross. Portland unlvrlly buildliiKH and griMinds will Ms into the hands of slw Cathftllcs to lm uihI for a grunt I'olloiw. (in, ItriUHi Corlelyon, of New York. Is I'rtstldeut MeKudey's new private Hwratary. TlMipieennf Holland uavo the llosr wtri)OouimiMlon a Ift inlnulo nitdieneu, and later they tnlkod Imainens with her mntliar. Some rich new diamond mine have ben found ner (iilMtm. tirortt Nam aiiiikllt. Swfthwusl Africa, latt the Ds Itonrs CoinMMiy will prevent their 0er atloti to the dutrlmout of prictM. Mrs. (leofse Siimiiso and her ilaunhter, nriioeSuvage, will start next week for tholr old home in Iowa where tln-v will rweldo in future. I tin- Savngu will goat tho name lime tn Idauo where he will Join his brother Harry. PHKtiONALb Mrs. 1.. I). 1'arker is tUltiug frlwtds lit IVhUhihI Mlta Kale llorjtun bus returne.1 liotmt (row a few days visit In Portland. Mr. ami Mns. Flint, of HoslHinf, Ik wee Itere attetnlhiK l'mnk ISmrUrn's (HHsrrl, ratttrawl Itome today. M.tilaw Von Tolel tuts returned frasu it UtuHHwM trfa to Poftlwud, where she looked up the latest styes in skirts. A. P. Shulll, of the Jeffereoit 1'Ioms Hs mllU, was a iMtWtn visitor jeatertliy. He restHU Uuaiuess alow owing tu low n-let ol gntln. The youniE Miee' Utsket Ull t am of OfcetNtwtt, are In ConallU today 1) nlht liiey w ill play tavsket ball with the OonaUks youn ladies. T. M. JobaMON and I'. I.. Pound eamu 4uwm frost Aamavtlle todav. Tlwy rv pod tha pmue eroo Is tu the tat ol aon JiUon la that avvtsoo. U A lloekwejl, who lor eoiu tiwo wus booikaener lor the s I . T. (X, Mt tahiay tW itttrttagaesd. where bo pst to take a oaeitioo as b-aMi keeper whk Aretilu Masua, the raitrtwd i-outr4tw. soee Notwa Christiati No.ttve.lt. a nallie u( or w, w noar a cttisen 4 tsU l.tu.l of Utv tree an.1 ttmoe ot the bm. &pal KsMr- 114 UtVorISt" Whia.t'1 SIMK.I bv iMdltiat lihvaleuiia 111,1 -" Ulll tu P. tftUWl. M l laXh. ami Nuwrn ataal hff VTlit. H iltti' M 1 . Major td luirjon, i l'atla iH- rn ritrtaaStmon . Ili Uiari t limlli .-I .-on S-riMa'aHV, lM'iUiMUIMls lMMHWaHMa IM parvi. HIIdultU Atrtl, tW httatly U(, for 0OUaattHl M illVSllKla. Sold clUaitl ID Sl til tl Marion Ouuniv bi J I'.ltoossw 4 JlVU W WtJ ! t, . iik fu a rmr t4t t ti i. I u- rw i '! t .ai, u so MMMrtM IWi il I "J In The Spring When the whole country puis on a newwwn and new jffi no Pleasure so interesting as picture ak mg. I Be 'you valuer or profess ore o k sure ou of a fe "lollars than you ever had be forein your life-cost much!. Not necessarily-well tell you that part when you come in. D, J. Fry Druggist, 31U Commercial Street. ll DHJ'IW" aWWlUBlT JOURNAL -X-RAYS' ily tiie-way, there was a snail named A Iteiitsblloass clerk who will take thousands of dollars of printing nway from the lteublican puh le.h 11- j :: McMinnvlllo is one ol tho erowini; towns of tho nlley. Contractors seo ,.,ill for bids on two new bitllilinKi tn this issue. t t I The poor old state of Oregon can't af ford to run tho eleatnr In its state hotif-o. Are o getting !oor or parsi monious? t t I Ily tho machine thermometer Senator .Morgan (alleged Denioca.it) Is the hero of tlio day. He lays no straws in tlio way of the administration. That "Citiens" ticket tlio way It was made up Just suited lloss Hob. Pcrsnnnl politics nnd plays for dcputyshipi uro about plo)ed out in Marion count. I i 4 The congressional boomlels all boomed to siothing when ono Knu.lithin.iis siom imiled niiotht-r for congres in this ills triit. Wo Americans wero not in it. t 1 t No low us in the world aregi ttlng more faithful, loal and enterprieing work .Innnin their bdialf tlmii tie smaller towns of Oii-gon Inning dsily pi'is. t t t Allftiny is to have a elitls ns-siu on n "high moral plane." Tho f-twess of the IllihcH club at Salem h.ii been iulte n stimitlus toestublitdiltHf iilulu In "titer places i j ; Tiu-otna Nsws : Dewey is soon to de clare his platform. Taking Into eonsld. enstlnis his rsoiit i-olllical inRitayer, it will hi nil prnlKibilitt iiii'iude a woman suffrage p'ank t t t C clone D.tln, ol Texas, will tint holp the twuse id giHHl gnerument at Port hind one smitlieruen. All such national laSUH agitators only stimuli! e bliiHl iiikI bitter tMrlisam-hlp. t ; t Knnttgh mone will Ik siwnt corrupt ing Him voters at the coining alwtlott to run live Y. M. C. A 'H Corrupt mh llties has a greater hold on some poop pie than Hxilal reforms. Of oourrc, tho gold Dsnim'rald who are opposed tn ilr) tin are behind the Dewey moeuient. but tin-" fart ueeil mit dis turb any one. Kxchange. They have net I to get Iwhlnd some ono. ' t One ol the I wilt thing that has Ihwii wild in oonsres this mmwiii Is Himi. Tliomns II. Tontrtie's tribute to the valor of the Sconnd Oregon hi tho Phlllppluw. Itxclmugu. Pshaw , tlait's easy; the stiaterial and the fttets are there tn do It with. . A Hitlsey reort says the T.J. Black wnrehaufos in that plaee were sold at miction for l, the latter, Kobert Ander son, inhuming all obligation. This Is an illttstrett'iii of what pohtlei does for a man. I'ew federal otthi hold ers escape that fate. ; : r A child was poitoued in Connecticut the other day by eating sampie pills left ou the doorstep by a dlstrilHillisg ageot. Tliero are others. For hstttutee, the throwing of wnipbm of highly Hnvured plug lobartw into our door) arUs to eoit vert our bojs into ooutmsoers For thejoand other ovkleneesof chilbuttiou wuure duly thankful. : ; s MoMlnsivUIo Telephone-Uegister Tlicro is sakl to Iks quasi agieement unwiiK tho Ituputdlrnutf that Ihitt and lid UttHMMi s)mII h iityjl for roprwaHbttivM, but rtnorain Mm slut If You Are H psttspvettvv putviiiMatr ol twii or Wn w i-att do you good. V wrry tlw KssMlas, l.udwiy, latbtr, ' Onbie nnd Kitmiarr,v pianos in1 etwk in vuiions alvU. cst. Wvl lKIV tlw Ivalo) Mild OtiiC4i OottaD tr"HMi. W d mm hsi- throw wioud , ImimI usvhiis. ii Clmtnh A Wria, hii Ifcbsy, nnd a faiittmn ml., I train JO tu too, ilmi km tatrtnntta. i luHhvr yuH want u buy or ot. w . Wnt to w. Yofr onUt, tnkc -km- miythlin; in ilw uiuaic Him, thnt ' wo Imvu wut alrMidy in Murk onW ' )VISHliy HaSU R. A. WIQGINS 307 COM. ST. I'lftii), OrMMa, SoHWjij MadiiiMa iona , m n ve ( a w, ,m.rimuwMmaK'mZZZ, CiPtS KUIE iS All WCHT And all wlio can are going tltoro but thoso who stay nt homo will bo found taking their meals ns usual nt tho WHfTB H0IM MtKll.LOrA IlKIIKIIMtl Proprietors, I0U "tale "! jua uimiuunf may benlictiHl It l 'aid that to Mc llride worker tliev ate for Mellride, but to those who oppore Mi llride. they nro opoed to hi re election. Thev ate for or against Mellride, according ns tlio tiHraon with whom they eomcrse are for .ir niMilnat lilm. Neither of tliem has nne exni-rlenco In the circus buslnc-M anil wo think that before election they will have much dllllciilty in tiding two horses nt tlio wtino time. Tlioy will have tn come out for or against Mellride, or bo crushed between the upper aid thu nttlier mill stono. t t t Albany Demecrat: An effort just started to organic a social club In tl.o city soinewlmt after that of the Illllne Club of Sale'm is meeting with a good deal of encouragement nnd it is thought one will lie started with u iiiembeithlp of at least eeventy-lho.nt W initiation fo. No arrangements have jet been made for n place, but It w ill need H Jllilo of rooms extensile enough for Isowllng alley, billiard table etc. Hut no card room will be permitted, nor Ikps.irs. It is intended to snake it ol a liitrh moral order. Sotnonf the Iwst men of the city hat signed their names for it. 1 t The wall of the starving Kttst ludinns, the sale of girls to vicious liliertincH, nnd the desertion of helpless Isiyc, ns well ns the ardent supplication for ass honorable (osHtltm of war by tlio lloeis, and the wrlstency with which the Kng-llch-peopie fiirnivh millions for war and a little for mercv, would indiutto that the pmjers of thu lighteiiits over there inuct l to the (bsl of War this year. .Mialern eivilkuttion is wondi-rfully aid fearfullv couMrtteted. ... ... WHhiugton adopted slite ti-xtlKiks May 7. Knoitgh money eottld U- mnilo ill Oregon piioliog the eleiiiesilarv text latok hkisMlers, readers, graiiiiniir-, arlihue-llesaiid w ruing luniks to n I o the taxpajers of all cxpommif state printing and binding. Hut thai would stvp pouring hniidriih nf tlioumii U ' dollars into the i-.-fT.-m ( the titlii-k trut. It woiihl Ih. wicialism (' tl iople (ogive them ehewr Uwikw n employ labor here at home ! t i Wednesday's JovavAL was urrot that the "X-Ray" snass geU a little off hit twarings, as well ak white ieoile. lie stated that Hie aaMwaor'a oltice had heesi run ihejuMt year for $2,W, w hen in fact it cost tlie (ull 1,7IH. The "X-Ray" told the truth, but llobartdrew the bal ance of the fl,"tX) In January, so it real ly oat the count! i 1,700 to ao. lt,elf In 18IW. I WANT EGGS IO SHIP 10 THE NOR II I, FOR X X GOLD I MAI- COMES FROV KLONDIKE X A. ."! I'HE FOR UOI.I), I HA I COMES I ROW NOME. KGAIHEH I HE A" A: EGGS RETAURiNTlTm Cfc.r.ns!ANU IA I HEM IOEPPI.EY. lib WANTS t00.000.000 OF THEM X A A A We Have Some I'S""1 iu,f ' 'n ld s st i i mi sally rhe rribuiirt 10 ami lir J..lm.n at j.. ,l ,J ' , itHttw Men'. wliUall i.ra.1 c.rbrsk.atoallm.aiJ,:' l(r'U W Iiuvb iiaiM m Men's and Wo ABststt tiaitA.I .. .. " ""Wll WfSpxrnnm t,rt tzsrzzsr "s.? . cw 13 UO. CattU.aib.VSJ Ups, atttt Bicyv HAVE purchased one-half of the Mitchell & Co stock, at 40 per cent discount from the wholesale cost. The goods consist of Mackintoshes, Shoes, Hats White Lawns, Lace Curtains, Bedspreads f .1 i .,s,in,l to offer great Induccinents. Lncn curtains, 3 yards Inn ,S7Sc?A&r "Jr'co750, lM0 cnr,nlnB' hnl lonZ i wide, regular $2.23 n pair now 1.00. f mtl jOlni-l; I Inches Bed Spreads, reu ar Bed Spreads, regular Bed Spreads, regular White lawns, regular White lawns, regular White lawns, regular mi other maul h in proportion. I am nlso formerly WUlia llros. & Co. Choice Dry Isadore Greenbaum 1st Door South of the Post Office. i aaaaaaaaP BICYCLFS AHE JUS I A LITTLE AHEAD OF ALL t OMPEI'IIORS; IN FACT 'I HEY ALWAYS HAVE BEEN IN ADVANCE THA I' IS WHY YOU SEE RAMBLERS EVERYWHERE X X, X TC 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 'IHE POPULAR LIST PRICE, 40 None are better at any price few as good REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 21 LONG YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THEY KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOD WHEEL X CALL IN AND LEI ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE. IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS. CD ATT SHIPP 258 Commercial St, A lull line of Bicycle Sundries. WJSr7&&jS7&0MMWW&JUrjVMTWMWMA 3 W. H. - - IMtimr h fJWffi&ii&jk ll mimm & J Special Boy's School Our f. tHi ('.fly Worstiil. till w..ol, DiirflM) rmicy Mixed Snlts . tlur 101 luvUiblf I'laid-i . Our M ftU Muts nilucwl to Our f.'lK) Suitai.ductMl lo AUo lt.v V S'jmmin pants iiiltiw-il to Sfio. 4&i. Mc, IRc, 7H- .mil OS fint(i. t I.7U li!0 N.il) !l.20 fl 70 No old tjiu'dN in our iore. Everything ntw m, up-to-date W. H. HOBSON 2MT COMMBKC1AL STRBBT IMS KD'S ()1KA HOUSE I'll MS lllto Uaiiare, I i-tr KHtuliMWCK !" Illlt TIIKTI Friday, April 201b rtlK iiriui Barlows Minstrels HIS ( KMKVT UlH W IUII 35 White flrtisfs35 v SSS1T S-ll.l MW lIMTtMKs fcW !OS(,s MiH SJINCBK. 2 Brass bands 'NS .rKKaT PRUIC WI'nw-.Si.fiO ,7S BottlefflefF SBccVucccontoSoumSalem Bjlllyr , VVorir. rrfitSSL eE.on.W storaue -ryaryKTe 5 .75, now $ .50 1.25, now .85 1.50, now 1.15 12 1-2 yd, now 8 1-3 18c yd, now 12c 25c yd, now 17 1-2 cloelng out tho dry goods and shoe stock Goods and Shoes for less than wholesale. iNew wheels on installments 'jvarMf HOBSON Wi-: iiwi-: lint lino AN K.Ti:i. of underskirts. i iinii uir prices itt'iy com- 4 pi'tttii'ii. l-.xim quality black sallisa tonini riilllo Toe; nictiillic Btriics, k'oid nnd silicr. .S5 mid J.(X): i Miti-'iIihI silk with Hcconliiin A I'.itcil iiillio, V. $2, $3, 5350 J Silk i.i....i, ph-nlcd rnlllc, ft.50 1 -it bci ii sv A Sut Sale this Ml km Celebrated Branr's SOObbls. (iimst Portland Cement CLi-100 hlils. Itochu Ilnrlssr Lima In store and for salt. Also (lardoss wtsid, Iwiisi -nd fertilizer. D. S. Bentley & Co. 3111 Front St. Spring Shoes Ladies' Tans an J B Kid - the Litest Lasts, at Reduced Prices, Men's Farm aid Dress Shoes in best stock at prices below competition. Jfl'OB UOGT Ik! iirJ IS jJPaaaTffi I k,IH K1. l oju , AtA Wephone 2131. 95 State bT.