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All Wool Plaid Suitings
Verth $1.40.
Mercerized
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A, ,3C shirt Waists
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Stylish
because .they
resemble sai in
and will hold
the resemblance
CASH
STORE
$2.90
HOLVERSON'S
2HM
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New Notion In Novelties.
Pulley bcltn in satin, silk and
Jciiilicr, plain or with fancy
uuckics. aoc io f I oo eacn.
Separate pulley rlmr In floral
pni terns, suiciiU,medallIoueto.
rrom 6o up.
Chain Purses and Chatelaines
In a variety of My lea and pat
torn, at KpuIr price.
Chain Curb BraccHs
With padlock and key, and heart
attached. 35c each.
Hose Supporters
New lino of fancy eldo olaitlc.
36c to (Won pair.
J. J. Dairy ntple & Co.
WPATMKn KURORT.
Oniric nlpV bid Wednesday,
75
75
cents
for cleaning
your wutcli.
rents for replacing
a broken mainspring
and warranted
I devote n good ileal of attention to rt.
pliiciii font it.il broken purtH of cc
tacle... I aim to carry In slock a full
lino of temple, spring, guard, nud
screw of every alni, If you break a
lent- bring In one of tliu piece and I will
furnish exact duplicates. 1 will heml
your frame to they will el straight on
your face.
Glusne rent to mn for repair li.v mall
will Ins returned tlio tamo day a ro
celvud. C.H.HINGES
WATCIIMAKKR
AND UITICUM.
kencoMMicwoiAi. nr.
Next door to llolversou's
BOCK BEER
Tlio Capital llrewerv's fa
mous Ikwk will (hi on
draught tn all Mem and
country laluoiiaonand utlur
APRIL 14, 1900
Try It and l happy. It's
tliH hm vrr tninnl out.
Wo hIw handle our Buck
JJeer lu bottle.
Klinger &. Beck
Trainmen's I"cnlc.
' Ilrotherho.l ol Kaitioad Tialnmen ex
fiiolim will come to Walem Sunday,
Juno 3rd.
D O. A pier.
0. T. Hkldmoro.
U. 0. tautls.
'Cow, ol Arrangement. 53-31
For
Crrv & rttaeVwelFa Vure. Ollte. Oil, Wnrmler'hlre, My WW
Salad Doling, llvlut'a Tomatu buce. Tiauato Catnuu, i i j i i
Canned Goods
, Only tet brand and ilia lowl pricea quoted. A lull Una l Mia.
bltitfer'a faiiiou Hatein made thevw. cream drlrk. Hm(n, tireak(at,
llinhurver, elf. Only healthful and Heilor ivnalis niiml icxmU.
Ktid fixid pmdiieia of all ktiU ate limulltxl by u. Our tunlct U
yrviiipl and ouurttujf Ualwa extvuded to our patruu.
Rotlri &
to Hi O. onnwnn,
Bold for $1.18,
Satine J3
Economical.
because they
wear well
and even
wash well
TASH
SIORE
COMMItlOIAL
OT.
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Great Valu's in X X
rC Ladies' Shirt Waists
65c' 75c and SI each.
THE SEASON'S BEST
OFFER IS OUR 52-IN.
HOMESPUN X X
Dress Goods at 85c,
THE YARD IN TANS,
BKOWNS AND GREYS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. T
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coTrAnn.
Mra. it. W. Unit and eon, Corvalll.
F.hner A. Clark, Curvolll.
K. W, IIullll. Jefferson,
V. H Cox, Torre, Haute. Ind.
Mr. W. II. Ox, Terru. Iluuln. Ind.
MiasOraco Ruchmuu, HsrrUbiirg.
WILMMaTTS.
0 W. Orlfllii. Kiigcno, Or.
W. II. Carr'dl, Han Francisco.
(leo. W. Huhhaid, Tusler. Cat.
Robert It. Mmnore, Hun Francisco.
I.mnlicrt Ilnfinuii. tiun Francisco,
II. (I. MiiKtnluy, Iji Crocno, VI.
F, H. Ml or, I'orlland.
J. M. Iterrv. r.irtliiiid.
J. F. I .nnn, Cortland.
H. A. I). 1'iitor. I'orlland.
W. U. IUd.it, Will Hiipurlor.
H. 0. HK'iner, 1'orllniid.
11. K. Ilcese, Portland.
U. K llroMii, Portland.
Miitiiiii. soicv, Hun Francisco,
0. W. Calher, Portland.
U. K. Hiuckiiun, Muiiona, Minn.
bpring lUta,
For crnh.or straw, or fur hal fur
men or liys, call at the New York
iiiickci, wo intvu jiifi recuivni a lull
lino, rue -it prlivaou all. 23 I'd lw
Thahulian of Turkey,
Mint pay lUmaKO for protertv do
I roved, and Ainurlran nilij.-rln mIio
m Mi to enjoy a lint clan clAr buy tliu
liCoioua.
At th Aiylum.
Another patient huiipM hlmrelf with
Ida lieddothliiK Hiinday iniiriiliiK. Il
waa dlMtivereil In a few miiiutea hut
dlud later. Hi nuino wa Frits tlcrg-
man, and ho mine from CUckaiimi
rounly in ltt'J3. Tlio remain wvie
buried hero.
for .'al.
A fiian of rrxl woik ImrM-as welaht
I WO vuuh. 4 UUUUt i:. M. CaoiaAN
Ollrn a Uounty.
I will vlve I J ft) for Ihtt ecalp of every
doi IIihi ever ni'i eheep in tlio Fair
tlrniiiid'a uulhburhod.
4-17-lui John Savaok, 8r.
tlack at th Old Htand.
J. A. Taylor, of tlio IKity markot. will
move luck to the old Maud Ul Court
trout he lirtvliig anaugx-d (ur leaao, ol
tlio prvudMi,
K-iw Clliitn.
J. 0. Kvau,adt;vaolOreat Ilrllian,
Jaciib Lelae, Ha lUerlund, Qeorvo Bpan.
lol, Qermauy, havvbieu mado citlieti
O. R.AN. TlcVt.
To Ca Nome, Frleco and all
Ktul at lowett rati. Imiiiiru
point
I'llillUI
171.
'1'rado 8trevt IKick.
0. M, Fowaii
4-1UI01
IlllX flljllli! I
iff
u
Your Tablo
As well as the most toothsome
morsels in delicacies you will
always find at litis store, pure,
nutritious and high grade in
every particular -
Graber
184 State alt Phone ft
n nt
IllDlllll
a citizens' movement;
Maj Still Materialize in Marion County
f for County Offices.
Rank and File of all Prtles Demand
Non Partisan Maia
Convention,
Tho action of tho Populist County
Central Committee in filling vacancle
on the Democratic Citizens' ticket meets
with teneral approval.
Tho Democratic committee would have
preferred an endorsement of their can
didatr for county clerk, county recorder,
and county Jude and nero disappointed
at not petting It. Hot tho fact remains
that a larpo following in tho 1'eoplee
party, betides practically all the com
mittee favored endowing County Clerk
Hall, not because of hi Itepuhllcauirm,
nut to ret tho example of approving a
faithful onlelul.
There is the ramo feeling among
targe numlx-r of Itcpuhllran towards
Hherifl llurhln. They believe he ehould
he upheld In a fearless, faithful dis
charge of the duties of hi office and will
io loleon election duy.
The Demncrat'O iioinlnee for reeonh r
naaa fine young man but nd milled that
lie stood little chow of i lection, niid tJie
people generally have no deelro for n
change in tho cfllchnt conduct of that
i.fTlco.
For school tupcrlntcndeht nil admit
that no Ix'tter man was ever named
than I'rof J J. Krappa and all concede
that as nn educator puru and ilmplo and
standing on nn independent citizen V
ticket ho would stand a good show of
otectlnn.
Tho action of tho Feoplo'a Tarty cen
tral committee, which was taken purely
aa citizen, and not in their political
capacity, toward holding a Citizen's
non parllran mas convention to name a
county ticket shows tho sincerity of tho
leaders of the Peoples' party In dermiud
log nn Independent ticket f trlpjed of all
party machinery, men t be put into
servo all tho people to the bcxt of their
nhlllty. Tho rank and file of the Dem
ocratic parly nud n great many others
want I lint kind of a ticket.
Talk with (ouio of tho Democratic
leaders Indicate that they aro favorable
to accepting the Invitation to Join In
that kind ol n movement. Ono promi
nent Drmocrat, who holds n high of lice,
says: "If I could not go before a Cltl
run's mans convention and bo nominated
I would not want n nomination and
could not expect nn election."
.TO UitEAK 'FIRBT januUND.
riia Odd Fellows, of Salem, Will 0(11
daily Hegln Work On Their
Temple.
Work will begtn on tho now Odd Fol
low ' Temple on Thursday of this wo.-k,
which I tho Klrd anniversary ol the
inlur In the United States. This cere
mony of breaking tholimt eroitud will
tin performed by Chemeketa ljdgo olll
oiirn, or B'liiin p.nt gr.md mailer of the
order. Tlio duliilUol tlio program will'
hi perfected utthurcglar iueotiugn
Wednesday evening, rtfter wlileli full
particular will bo undo known, nud the
public Invited to wltueii tho cvremouv.
This will bu one of ttin greatest event-
in the hliiory of tho order in this tec
Hon.
Thh allornoon tho slto is helnglmr
veyeil and the cornera established by A.
(lolutet, the surveyor; Krlxson A Van
ration, tho contractors, and Gray &
I'ugh, the architect.
PUItUONALS
II. P. Miner, ol Humpter, lain tbo city
for n few day, lie reort thing lively
up thero.
A. Dee Davidson, now ol Indeienit
cuco, was In tlio city today on bushier
and 'celug friends,
Bherltt Huntington, ol linker Ci'y,
mine doan this morning with two iiuatio
patlueut for tho asjlum.
Cyclist a Meet.
A wellattendid meeting of tho Salem
Cycle AiMX'iutlon wn htld at IheCapltal
liisnes Collrgu Muudiy evening.
N. J. Damon pre. Idol and the otllcer
core Instructed to cooperate wllli the
comity court tu expenditure of the lax on
Improving the path and constructing
new one.
Tlio Necrvlary was instructed to secure
an itemized statement ol eXH)iidllure of
the lax collected last year and tubmit
same to the next tegular meeting u( the
AkMjciatluii.
HtlUr of Mafiking
I not more satisfactory than tho rell
(mm huiuerof ihecromlnol i-oplowlio
daily take their Until at the St. Klluo
Itontauraut,
Thomt Kay No Belter.
It i learned by who from Fortltud
today that the condition ol Thorn Kay
I far from encouraging, It I now 1-'
day aluco the urglcl operation waa
pel formed. Tho patient ha been una
hie to rat anything alnro thut lime and
ha it gradually growing weaker (torn
ftarvatlon. Mr. K' family are all
down there. Much regret i expressed
hero at the deprelug new,
bpeclal Kcttiva.
"Old Government" whUkey. reeog
Itlnvl by leaillug phvlclau, and slo
ially by A. I'. U'llrien M. !., Captain
and hurveou, m by Wm. I). McOarly
M 1)., Major and Mirgeon, in Uuiiisl
BuiM .yu.y. r i iiiwriaorts U.e UmiU i
olbvaltliofSaul-rHnoiM-o, iwwuiuieiula
IhU aliniuUni m the purvt, uuadulie .
jUxt. for family use. (or i-ouvale-wi U
and invalid. Ud exchi.tly hi Nileiu
aud Marion County by J. l Houjk.
4Vlf
MounlUbt kxcursion.
Don't forget the A O. U. W. Kxcut.
Imi having Alton dik at 7 o'ch.k
Ihumlay, for Iielviidenctv Hounl
tili ilvkt t Including dance (or lalo at
JilltU A Zlnui, only 60 cvut.
HEAVY FLOODS
DOWN SOUTH
Hr 4M0lal(4 Itm fa f Joormal
LoctsviLU, Ky April 24. The rains
continue thronghout the flood dlrtricta
of the Boulh, and danger to live and
property la becoming more grave. It
wm thought Saturday the criU wan
pu'ed.but In many localities there have
been heavy rain (loco It was esti
mated last Saturday that $3,0 0,000
worth of prlvato protterty had already
iM-en destroyed, and It Is now thought
prnb-thlo thi damago will be heavll)
increased.
Mall and telegraphic communication;
has been detrnyc,l between the smaller
town In Mississippi and Alabama.
Many farmhott-e have been swept nwny,
their occupants barely escaping with
their live and the drowning of a family
of seven nesrocs is reported from Jack
sou, MUihcippl.
Tho it io 1 district If roughly bounded
by a llniidrtwn from Mobile up the
romhlKheo to the center of the State of
Alalr-ima, then west throiiyh Jackson,
Mi-, to tho Mississippi Klvcr. Around
Columbia, Miss, every railroad and
waxoii bridge is reported washed nwny,
and llrst crop are a total loss. At En
terprise, Mi'., tho water stand five
feet In the hou-es ami storta
At .Meridian, Mtssihtlppl, tho water Is
retried at six feet In tho r t reels, and
rising. Timber and buildings are re
torted deHroyed at Ellicvlllo. Meridian,
Do Soto and throughout tho Bayou
Fierra district, In MissIsHlpl,nnd nuinor-
oil small point in Alabama rcliort
gieat damage.
Traht on railroad Into New Orlcan
which have not been abandoned entirely
are running only in the da) light, owing
ti tho dangerous condition of tlio track
Tho Loutsvillo & Nashville New Orleans
lino, which was in fair condition until
1 let evening, Is now cut In two by the
destruction of n four-'pnn bridge over
the West Pubcagdula river, near Scran,
ton.
Arrangements havo been mado to ferry
pnsrengers across the break. Thousand
of imhiiiIo In the small waterbound towns
of Mississippi aro reported on tho brink
Of starvation.
Niew OnLCAN, Iji., April 24. Condi
tion in the Hooded section of Louivana,
Mississippi nn and Alabama show eome
Improvement.
JAPANESE TO
STOP COMING
e
Hr AsanHated I'rraa la tka Jaaraal
Washington, April 24. Information
ha reached Washihgtou to tho effect
that tho Japanese government Itself,
.ind without waiting a request from the
United Slates. 1 about to take step Io
restrict tho Immigration of .!aauese
coolies to the United State. It 1 as
ierlcd thut tho flgurc relatlvo to this
immigration havo been magniflrtl and
that as a mutter fact, there are not mere
limn about 16,000 to If) 000 Japanese
rtlthln tho limits of tho United Mutes,
outside ol Hav all. It in said that such
emigration a ha lately occurred ha
resulted entirely. from tho cometitloii
of tho t h great Jntuinese) iminigratinii
iociut lea; that tho lalMirere hau Iwen
ir.ictlcallv'abroU)!ht hero under the de
lusion that thero were untold opixir
luiiillt for woik nt gnat wago. Tin
.liipauc)! goveiumcut i Interested In
prolecllligit eipln from tho hurddilps
resulting tnuii such iniKiltlons, nud
that I the reason It Intends toeatablish
reitrlitlou ukhi the nutw ird tlow.
IHINGb WAKAINU
UP AGAIN
Ur AuiM-lalril I'rr.. th Jnaraal
Washington, April 21. An exciting
cnroiiiiier (Hcurcil at the Coiierd' Aleue
iiivetlgHtion thii nlleriioon. Hartleit
Sinclair, who was on the itand gave the
1 e to Attorney Itoliertson.
ItidiertMon sprang for Sinclair aiming a
blow nt hi lace Several congressmen
intervened and prevented llobertoon aud
Sinclair from coming together.
TO
INVESIIUAIE
JAPANESE INFLUX.
M 4..M-Ilr4 -rr. la ll Jnats.i
WANiUNOToy, I). C, April 21. The
treasury depailmeut ha oidered a spec
ial agent to llm Faoldc roat to investi
gate the Urge Influx ot Japaucto coolie
to thl country.
ARRlVbD Al
CANTON, OHIO
Oatox, O., April 21. Fresldmt and
Mr. McKiuley and party arrlvej horo
thl luondug,
Paris in 1900,
For the benefit of those who Intend
visiting Faria during the Kxpoaitlon, the
lllo Grande Western KaiUay hat got
ten out an attracti.o folder lllu-lratlve
c( lint main leaturea of theKxwnltion.
It contiilu some vat.iable hint Ur in
tending vitltor and descriptive articles
tim t'laco de U Conoorxle. Aroile
Trio phe, h Madel-ine, ih Column
of July, th TnK'adero, Hotel de Villw,
Column Yeudonie, the lmvre, tho
Grand Oner House, tl, llmraiid the
lomu 01 isaiaoiion. lit at.l.lti ton toa hint
, v Vlrw ltl ,lle Kxaiin g 0.11,4.. The
(older, or pamphlet, I Li.tUu oat tn
l1K.lv form, and I nrliten lu a pU-arit
and atlrw.tWe.lyle. It, in facijtea
lu ltle ,pe mytlunc ono Keing to
10 KiHlon wvuldliketo kuiw bi-
lorn . tuning oil lil Journey.
For voplea of the Pari. Kx position
ruhler and other ad-erltslng matter
denrlplive ol the Riaiky Mountain'
lamou eeenery iritmtuary to ihe Ro
Grand Western Railway and ha con
n.ctsjns, write, J. D. Mawiicd,
Geli'l .yellt,
2i3 Wavhlugtoa Su, PortUud, Ore.
B?jM-MB.iiaiia"i''i
In The
When the whole country puts .on .a new gown and ijjj
life, there is no pleasure s so tnt erestmg as V w
Be you amatuer or profess.o al, we i nap ev y g m
need, Cameras, Kodaks and the score ; or n uc t,
go with them. If you are an , amaluer .and just Jmff
can give you lots of le pmnl Jg Kyoti can get
n and we II talk it oyer--we " s. o wvu u j b
you that pari when you come in.
D. J. Fry Druggist,
310 Commercial Street.
JOURNAL "X-RAYS."
Oreeon will hardly elect a Porto Illco
tariff tenator.
The telegraph reports say Mark Haur.a
ha the grip. The grip of whom?
Innslmrt time tho Japnneso pnpu'n-
tlon of 8an Francisco w 111 reach 20.0C0.
til
Portland carpenter will put in eight
hour day alter May t. De world uo
move.
t t t
In tho last seventeen jear the United
States luuMpcntflOl.lUO.tf.Jou the new
navy.
ITnrln Sam to Porto Rice: "If you'll
give me 60 cent I'll give you 25 of it
back I" Dayton Herald.
Mi.
For president, Clark of Slontano. For
vice-preildent. Robert of Utah, Plat Plat
eorm: Any old placo to ttaud.
t t t
Baker Demecrat: Why doesn't tho
rouplo that has Just been married by
telegraph, try living by telephono?
It t
Ion an aympathlzo with tho Doer
but when John Hull offerr to boy Ion
horses for good money lowans Bell them.
t t t
Everybody ahould attend the pioneers
meeting Saturday ovenliig nt the armory.
Thero will soon be a premium ou thoco
old timer.
t t t
Ily referring to tho county court pro.
cccding in thl paper the taxpayer
can see JuH what tliu constable's onko
it costing them under push rule.
lit
How 1 thl for High Chief Constat 1
Miiito' March drawdewn: $120 16?
I'hat amount to 1411 hO per year, or
nearly twice wliutSalem'sChivtot Police
gut for hi whole time.
Charles 0. llrown is wlie to withdraw
from tlio ii.tui.try and returning to a
lile of lev publicity. He would have
been wUer If he hud arrived at nucha
decision several years ago.
I H
"The Abront Minded Beggar" seems
to bu tliu sultan of Turkey, who has for
three year forgotten to pay that little
account to tliu United Sluto. But be
cause ha is bud puy wonted not go to
war.
: 1 1
The Republican bosses need not wony
about having a walkover A strong bl
paitisau ticket! lu thu field the bet
111 year, li It i converted Into a genu
ine Citizen' ticket and goe Hpiunly lo-f-
ro the K-oplo a meh, it will be elect
ed lioui county Judge down.
By the significant vote ol 210 ayes to
l&iioci, the huuso of representative a
fuwdaj ago adopted a constitutional
Huu-udmeiit providing for the election of
United State aenatora hv u ilini-1 vnls
o( tho eople, but it will take twenty
year to get that amendment. Give thcui
direct uominatiuu at tho primary.
:u
The American people do not want a
religious war witli Turkey, If it doe
null the need of a few of the big olI
ilciaii at thl time. All tho furore
about making Turkey ay up thoao long,
'landing inlsaiouary claim I for polit
ical effect. All the milliliter nro to bo
whipped luto Hue for Brudder.McKhdey.
t t t
Lane county ha over 4000 registered
voter up to thl dale, and Baker county
about 1U00. At the last election in Baker
county there were 2800 vote thrown.
Thl year that number thould be in
creased by 1&00, but the liicrea) has
uot'been registered to aay uothlng of the
original uumlser.
Pianos, Organs
Sewing Machines
Knabe, Lndwlg, Fliher.IIardman and
Kingberry Piaiiooi Clitcaiw foliage and
KatiVOrS...; iVamtaidl U'
muIWIuim N-wmg Machines. Wo are
"ir,'!
new business c'tH-ua up. We nru satufv
lug cmr trade with the best standard
make in ewry line of gooU we sell. o
can Kdl you aii)thii.g you'll ever need in
the musical wl line. What we haven't
in our stxk we take your onlvr for.
latest sheet music or studies by return
mail.
1'ianoa, Organs, or Machine cah or
Inatallment. Old one taken in ex.
change. New luachiue for reut. Ma
ctiiuea repaired.
i-MnMgB-j-jHr- i. . immm
F A. WIGGINS
307 COM. ST.
Spring
B
ClPii NIUIE iS ALL rVCHT
And all who can aro gnlne thero
but Ihoi-o who etav at home will
be found taking their meal a
usual ut the
,
I
McK.u)pA Hkkkiiart
I'roprintora. IIM ''lato St.
Pr.finvernor nob" Taylor, of Ten
nessee, the "Addling" Governor, ono of
the greatest humorists and best enter,
talners on tho American stage toilay,
wlilapHar In Salem April 30ih The
New York World, lit speaking of Gov.
ernorTuvlor editorially, snld: "Whether
I with mouth or fiddle. ex-Governor
Robert L. Taylor, of Tennessee, is easily
ono of the moet accomplished perform
ers In tho world As n Pagnnlni
among politician and n Patrick Henry
anion fiddlers, the ex-Governor Is tin-
lniititcdlv one of llie most admlrublo
products of the moonshine regions of his
admirable state Whether as tiddler.
orator, or patriot, ho Is nn unqualified
success, and n credit to the country ol
which his native moonlight mountains
form so picturesque n part."
t T
"Cyclono" Davis Is doing Oregon just
now, and Deb and Coxey are cominu
soon to whoop it up for luion. The
voter ol ilih slain will tell theso Im
ported agitator what Oregon think of
them at .the poll in June. Albany
Herald, Rep.
I Slate Chairman Sheridan paying
those fellow nrything to cotno to Ore
gon? If ho is it is a mlstqko so far as
helping I he local re'orm contests in the
interest of tho taxpayer.
I tt
A Lnno county paper admit that tho
outstanding warrant in that county nru
$II4,(05.I3, but point with pride to the
nlleged fact that tho county ha fllil,
7J'l.33 "rcconrcea" applicable to the pay
ment of ihusniiio. Holding that amount
of "rcsonrcov while the old wnrruni
nro drawings per cent interest, i un
indictment.
A. O. U. W, Steamboat Excursion
heave Altnnn dock Thursday April
:l, at 7 m. Round trio, iucliidiiiir
iluiice, to IndeiH-udfiico, only 60 cents-
ah menus iiiviiea. zi 4 at
Spring Line of Clothing.
For men nud liy, just received
at
thu .New oik Racket, Hi
heie uro no
complaints of ioor quality of good or
liuhit! or rlpn iigiiinsi our clothing cull
and get them at racket prh e. '.3 2d lw
S1500 Rjward
Will lie paid fnrtho arrest nud convic
tion of any person caught injuring or
ciiiiiiik uhiiiih 'i' suruuoery in or urumiu
the WilUmett.' Hotel.
4 20 tt J. CoNNun.
TlioMourrntd, Central NavlUlou S:
Construction company, Is purehaslng
maleriul for it roadbed near Thu Dallas.
Continue the Best.
While other restaurant may be
opened nud conducted for u season
"St rout!" 1 ho oiil ri-liablooue at 21
Coiiiiiieicliil street contliiuoi to sustain
il reputation for Ix-iut; the ho-t re.
laiifiuil in thu citr. Meal servid at nil
'lullr8'
I WANT EGGS TO
THE NORTH, FOR
SHIP
TO
X
GOLD
THAT COMES
FROM
THE
KLONDIKE
v
,t
FOR
k01-0 THAT COMES
NOME. GATHER THE
FROM
EGGS
AND TAKE THEM TO EPPI EY
HE WANTS 100,000,000 OF
THEM. X A JC A
Eicycles and
Sundries
Another lot of Trlbtme due this week
nm.g them the new TribuiiH IX,,
K ' LlZ? Id'n'tTr ,w,l,.f ,
HO 1. ,i "itwXhXuf ,1 ''l' '' '' VnU' I iltA of L'n.l I,
Lluc 01 Kodak
like Muri.hr ro.1- V .Ti . ,.."X r.8'. l"
iiii o. nj smvle tube tires tiu. ,i,
le at 2um actual wJgh!:rUCoufe.l!;ae
.USt,r;dTtebi8,,Ck0UU th80od
MaJ-slicGaJimp.,t3
CaiWe,lnbulk,ilb,25.
tubrUfe,'r'u,.-''.ouhle
, n...Uj ..uuieier, carriers,
etc)
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
IF
T nm therefore enabled to i offer ereat
40 inches wide, regular f 1.85 a i
inches wide, regular tJ2 25 n pair
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
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office.
BICYCLES ARE JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OF ALL
COMI'bTITOUS; IN FACT 'I HhY ALWAYS HAVB
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 'IHE POPULAR LIST PRICE, 540
None are better at any price few as gocd
REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 2t 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.
CDATT
256 Commercial St.
A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments
S -at i-r
8 Q JL JC ol km
Special Boy's
School
Our $5 00 Clay Worst nl, all wool,
Our f 150 Fancy Mixed Suit ...
OurNlM lnvlslhle PluiiU
Our f :i Suit reduced to
Our $2 00 Suit lediiced to
Also Boy' Sepu'ate pants
nduceilto 35c, 45c, JiSo,
05c, 76c and 1)5 cents.
J
4.70
$4.20
$U.7l)
$3.20
jl.76
I
s
:
No old goods in our store,
Everything new and up-to-date
5
W. H. HOBSON
8O7 CuMMUKlIAL etTKUUT
9
S
Patton Bros.
CARD MOUNTS AND ALBOMS '
aVKUYTillTO TI1W AUATKUK KKXDS
II
rUOT. GRAPHIC
AJCD AUATECn WATEBIAUI.
"ltlloo, !,,,k ol "Velox" "Ar sto"
..L?xi "l'e- "ve you tried
"hlchlng Matt?" Call on a brk'ht dav
nd se ft demoustratwl. ur,l,t-aHJr
Albums Jasl Opened
Patton Bros.
Bottled Beer
Wmr.era Beck Succeo ta BouthSaien,
Bounty Worm.
ereat Inducement. Lnco curtains. 3 vanta i
air now 76c Lace curlalns, Z yards 2f
now Jl.OO. -"'
Inducement
'WMTMM
i
KtSJC8
Sxt-IP3!3
HOBSON
I
vtrre rrvvi? av pvpsi.
VV lent line of underskirts, 1
mid our prices defy com
petition, Kxira quality blacksatfne I
conled rnllb 76e; metallic striies, J
gold iiml Hilver, l.25 and W.VO'.W
Alercerlr.ed silk with accordion d
pleated lutflo, f.
2, $3, $350 J
Silk Moreen, pleated rufllo,t.60 J
u beauty. A
i
Sale this Week!
Suit
I
V fcttJlAl
AaW I idLW LV
Celebrated Brands
SOObbls. Giant Portland Cement
400 bbl. lloclie Harbor Lime
In store and for sale. ,
Also garden aand, Loam and
fertilizer.
D. S. Bentley;& Co.
310 Front St.
Spring Shoes
Ladies' to and Black
Kid-the Latest Lasts,
al Reduced Prices,
Men's Farm
and Dress Shoes in best
stock at prices below
competition.
JACOB UOGT
95 STATE ST. ""
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