The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 27, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textm htrmv ffflSl is '' Hi i" HHi . r t . riS All Wool Plaid Suitings Worth $1.40. Sold for SU8. Mercerized Satine JSC X Shirt Waists A HARD NUT. Char Stylish because they resemble satin and will hold the resemblance CASH C I STORE. I $2.90 HOLVERSON'S Economical because they wear Well and even wash well CASH STORE 20 nnd OOO COMMISROIAIi "V ttT. New Notion in Novelties. I'ulley bolts in satin, silk nnd leather, plain or with fancy bucales. 35c to $ 1.C0 each. Separate ptilfoy tltixn In flornl imttcriis, not (Mints, mcdnlllonsGtu. Vom Co up. Chain Purses and Chatelaines In n variety of styles nnd pat terns, ai popular price. Chain Curb Bracelets With padlock nnd key, and lionrt nttnclicd. 35c each. 3 Great Valurs in J1C X Ladies Shirt Waists 65c' 75c and $1 each. Hose Supporters v lino of fancy sldo elastics. toOOon pair. THE SEASON'S UEST OFFER IS OUR 52-IN. HOMESPUN X X Dress Goods at 85c, THE YARD IN TANS, DROWNS AND GREYS 1 i ci. d. Dalrymple & Co. WEATHEn RBPORT. Fair tonllit nnd Saturday. Possibly frost In oXwod places tonight. Warmer Saturday. HOTELARRIVALS. T WII.LAMKTTK. Y. ALL EYES Kooner or laleriro candidate for glasses Only an expert optician can Ml yon jut when that day lias nrrleil. A sensible letfanl for ones eyeiltht dictates the mo of tK-otarlfs, tint moment they ant necessary. 8how foreslKht nnd not lilmlsfijht In nli'i;tinrdiiiK our vMon. An examination ly us which renin iothhinmay movent consequences which Inter on would bo Inevitable. Wo fit everyono exactly. CH.H1NGBS WATCIIMAKKH ANIIOITICIA.f. SDnOOMMICHOIAt. MT. koxi tioor to llolvrrmm's A. 0. Yotiinani, Huffulo, N. J.J.CIelnud, I'ortlaud. j'.inno Aiayo, st. units Mo. 0. I! MarllliiK, Han Pranclrco. I.. 0. Uarrlsoi., riioriH), Wis. Clias. M. HoiikIi, St. I'tuil. M. Hbarfc, Hllvorton. Oeo. Turroll, Han Francisco. J. H. IMvlos, ICfMliMitur N. V. (I. Merry, Ht. I.011I. II. H Hajraii, Pan Friinclsco, It. II. Ki-IIk, Han Krunolsro. W. 0. Ilrker, llakarsllold. nines Dennis, Hun I'rauolsco. H. A. Hiienror, Portland. Win. Harder, I'orllund. H. 0. Iliiffmaii, Han I'rauolsco. Joseph Mnrr, Norton, MnHs. W. I). Joiner, Han Frimclhco. H. H Goldsmith, l'ortlaiid. II. 0. IlKKKeily, CliliKO. I'. I'. Ilwerly, CIiIchko. Pardon Granted id a Well-Known acfer of the Coast. Governor Gcer has granted a full par don to John 0. Manning, of Marehfleld, who was convicted In May, 1605, ofar- fon and has ferved a flvo-year sentence. Tho pardon, which was asked for by many of the prominent citizens of Coos county, restores Mm to the rights of citizenship. Manning Is an old sailor nnd one of tho "characters" of Coos Hay, nnd dur ing his vnrlgntcd career has sustained enough hard knocks to kill hilf a dozen ordinary men. He was washed off of Tillamook Hock when tho light homo was being con structed thoro, being then in tho em ployof tho government, but tho surf and rocks could mako no impression on him nnd tho ocean was glad to got rid of him again. Ho has n scar diagonally across his nose, Ilia reminder of n blow that would hnvu finished any one bur. Johuny Man "log. Ho fell from one of the small pniscn gcr steamers In tho bay, ono day, while Intoxicated, an I was not missed. For tunately some ladles upon tho "look-out" nt liinplro City, thrco miles away werol watching tie boat through a Held glas, nnd raw him go. They made their way down town, and told what they had seen. Home men put out In nboat And mot Man ning as bo came floating down with the tide. Ho had on n heavy overcoat and as he lay fpiletly facedown ward, the back nnd shoulders of tho coat retained air enough to float him, his body and head !olng completely submerged. Ho had been In that condition for over half an hour, when pulled out. Ho was taken to tho dock nnd rolled over a barrel. To llliislnito his reputation ittthnttlmo; nn Insurance ngenthenrd thonews nt tho stngo nbove Indicated, nnd instantly re plied, "well, tell them I'll Insuro him for 10 tier cent." A few minutes later the drowned mnn showed signs of life nod In n day or two ho wus ns good ns now. MET8CHAN-OATTANACH. personals Wilder Denton, of Portland, ciiino up today. G. II. Iloyt, the popular young Jcffer n.m merchant, was In town today. Mrs. MiiryK. Kinney, ot Astoria, Is visiting nt tho hoinu of her mother, Mrs. I'. 11. btroug, In Booth fjalom. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Hpurry.ot llrmviii. vlllo, who have lieeu thegueMs of their daugnter, Mrs. Will Skiff, went home today, Oldest Daughter of Et-Ststo Tressurei Metschan Weds, Thursday evening the mnrringu of Mis Anna Metschan to Mr. Geo. II. Cattanacli was celebrated at tho resi dence of tho brides' parents, Hon. and Mrs. Hilt Metschan, on Statu street in this city. Tho ceremony was erformed in nn Impressivo innntior nt 8:30 p. in., by Ituv. II. A. Kotchtim of thu First Pre byterlnu church. Thu bride wns pre sented to tho groom by her father, her slater, Mrs. I.. II. (Irlllllh played tho wedding march, and nuothur sister Miss l.lllluu noting as brides' miiid, Antoiio Motfolmii escorting tho groom as best man. Tho groom Is n young attorney nt Canyon City, whtiru alter n short stay In this city, they will mako their home. Only thu family and it very few lull male (fiends wero present. Tho apart ments wore beautifully decorated and n wedding dinner was served to tho as sembled giiesls nnd hrilal party. The JOURNAL "X-RAYS." State-craft or state graft, which? t I Society Items -frpm Soap Creek and Jupiter Flat failed to arrive this week, t t t Tho bill signed by tho president, Thursday.pro'vldes revenues and govern ment for "Porto nico." J J J Exchange: Mr. Long wants tho vice presidential nomination, but ho Is averse to publicity. IIu wants It on the Schley. t 1 There Is n great philosophy in this from a clothing advertisement: Creeds endure, but every saint wor ships better in now clothes. in.. "Kvcn tho Eastern papers who are not for Uryan treat him with respect and consider him a great man," says a prominent Salem Republican. I t t Ity an orror Tux Jourval foreman put an announcement of a birth In the want column. Probably on the theory that It is just what all our readers want. : t ; It was tho prophet Jeremiah Viho said; "Tlilno own wickedness shall correct tbeo, thy backsliding shall rcprovo theo." So there Is hopo for tho worst of us. t t t To Enquirer: No; Tun Jouiisal only writes editorials when thoro Is some tiling Imperatively required to bo said. Othcrwlso It tries to fill spaco with In teresting matter. t t t Admiral Dewey's claim lor $10,000 salary as a member of tho Philippine commission was rightfully rejected by the proper authorities, who ncted, it Is said, by direction of tho president him self. ' t t t Partisan statisticians nro showing that Marion nnd I-nno counties havo really no Indebtedness, as Incoming taxes will pay up all debts. This Is the old song. lint tho alleged nssets do not draw interest or stop Interest. iMMnMmnnii Picture Making Whether for business or pleasure-we have everything you need-there is not' a better assortment I of pi otograp h.c supplies anywhere to choose from. If you e m the pic ture making for business you may not need our help r you're in it for pleasure, you'll find more helpfu In ss in this store than any other store on earth. The i beeim ler strikes a snag here and there-we'll sell you the outfit ad then help you over the rough places-cameras, kodaks and forty othei little things to go with them. D, J, Fry Druggist, that supposed product of modern civili zation tho bald-headed man is deemed worthy of mention. t t Dr. Bernard Daly, of Lakeview, demo cratic candidate for congressman In this district, was a paesengor for Portland on Thursday's train, whore he will make dates for a thorough canvass of the First Congresilonal district. Tho Statesman agrees with Robertson and Allen that there Is no such thing ns lion-partisanship. That ought to settle it. CAPE NINE iS -ILL ItffillT And nil who can nro going thero but thoeo who stay at home will lw found takliiL' their meals as usual at the WOITE HOUSE RUSH IIS 1ST McKuxor & Hhhkhakt Proprietor, llhl Slate M- 6L0SING OUT Fine Dry Goods and Shoes, some at cost, some for lev; than wholesale cost. ,.... ' , , .. Ribbons, Laces and Embroideries and Insertions in great variety. Linen. Lawns. Lace Curtains and Bedspreads .Table Linens, Dress Goods. Silks and Velvets. Ladies and Misses' Jackets and Capes, Hats and Caps. Ladies and Gents' Fur n shings, Shoes for everybody. Remember I furnish you with choice Dry Goods and Shoes at Exact m esa e 6o For 1 am closing out this stock. Show cases for sale at a bargain. Isadore Greehbaum 1st Door South of the Post Office. Con.mues the Best. While other restaurants may opened and conducted (or u seasi n "Strongs" tho old reliable one at 'i' Commercial street continues to sustain Its reputation for being tho bct res taurnnt In thu city. Meals served ut all hours, PORTO RICO TARIFF. Medford Enqulrer: Hon. J.A.Jef frey, tho Union nominee for district at tomey In the I hint district, has many friends in this county, who hopo to o III nt elected. Ho made tho lest district nttorney this district has ever hud. J t S l.itin county's semi-annual statement for Mu rch 31, 11)00, shows that county Iihh no Indebtedness whatever and no II- nbllities except IS,:i73.43 for slntn tax for thu current year, mid to offset this has resources amounting to fH1,P07.00, I.I no tins tho low est tax levy in tho state. t t t M. M. Perry, who was nominated on tho I.liin union ticket for representative, having declined to mnku the race, tlo committee Inst Saturday placed the mime of Judge J. J. Whitney no thu I Itntinl In lily ulmiil Tin. I,ill..r ...ii.lln. brldo was married with n ring nnd was ,,,, llmi,u ,.,, r .i.,, ,,., n,cmii, of BhV man In tho last legislature and donerves r -ehotloii. BOCK BEER The Capital Ilrewery's fa iiioiis lloak will In) on draught In nil Salem nnd country saloon on and niter APRIL 14, 1900 Try It and l bsppy. If tbv bet ever tiirnwt out. Wo nlro liamllo our lUxk lloer lit iKfttlt-M. Klinger &. Beck !.... i . . .... iiir i.niesisivinx in iniiiiin.r uuniiio prlis, sen ,MI. Sm ireet. y.nt rens ith, Statu -I at Ut oted very hrnillilul. Hhu wore it white chiffon over white silken train nnd carried white carna tions, which wero thrown from tho landing when tho mrly retired mid naught by Miss Ituth Uahrleleoii. Tho brlilufl' maid woio white orgaudio mid oarrlwl pink uarmitiou. Tho dining room was decorated with broad red satin ribbon uxlcndlug from tho chandelier to the four corners of thu table, on- t ! S Iteplylug to stories of getting blids drunk, a w liter in the Popular Helen o Monthly says: "I tried bread crumbs soaked In whisky on English sparrows, but they would not eat lliem, and I Dually not a crow, and though I kept him until he was very hungry I could not get him to Republicans Justify Their Vote to Im pose Tantls on American Territory. The Dalles Chronicle contained the follewing: Senator Simon rays thu over-whelming sentiment of Ills peoplo compels him to vote against tho Puerto Hican Tariff bill. .Malcolm A. .Moody voted for the bill. Since then Itepublicnii conventions hne been held in ten counties out of sixteen In his district, and if from those one simile volo will go to tho congressional convention agalut Mr. Moody, there is not a man in Oregon knows It. Thu sen ator had better put his ear to thu it round again Iteferrlng to tho above Senator Mc- Ilrldu telegraphs as follews: Wasiiinoto.v, I). C, April 10, 1000. Hcciu GouitUY, En. Ciiiienici.k: I am uratifled to learn that Itepubll cans of Eastern Oregon sustain the vote of an overwhelming majority of tho lio publican senaiors and Iteimbliciin lepre sentatives Incong ess on tliotivllgowrn mont mid revenue bill for Porto Itico. I voted for the bill la-cause it Is riidit. It removes 85 ier cent of the duties now in force mid omnowers thu I'uurln Uliim legislature to substitute its own system of revenue for the temporary measure provided in the bill. 1 cannot believe tho peoplo of Oregon deslro mo to vote against the only practicable measuru ol present relief for the ills.reitfod people of I'oiio Itico nor to inqiosH uK)ii thee Impoverlsheil ieoplo thu burden of our own Interim! revenue mid war ruveuuo tuxes lusliiid of thoturv low luriff l.-ft in eui-ci ny tne mil trade Gam of $40,000,000. 1 In 18H7 our exports to 1 uIhi, I'ner'o Hico, Hawaii islands, Philippine Mauds . ! nnd Samoa islamls were f-lil.tliS 305, and . I our iniitorta were $87,010,510. I.at year our exports were f 11,581,031, and our Imimrts were fii0,175,fiO5. '1 his year the figures will bo even larger. Senator 'Ueveildge in Ms speech on tho Philip I pines niado this very significant statu J ment: "Manila, as n port of call nnd ex change, will, in tho time of men now living, far surpass Liverpool." Ills prophecy will bo remembered, Except Puerto Hico, which was devastated by thu storm, all our now possessions are doing well. Tho hulioiiic plague is frightening Hawaii somewhat, but the conditions of trade and commerce there ore all excellent. Governor I.eary has gotten most ol tho natives ol Guam proerly married, lias imposed a tariff ol oight dollars a gallon on ardent spirits and has started the luzy population on thu road to a larger prosperity. And I tho crops of CiiIm nro said to bo the best that have been known for years. When Traveling. Whether on pleasure lient or buslne?, taken on every trip n bottle of Svrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly ami effectually on the kidneys, Iher and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and other forms ol sicknoso. Fur Mile in CO cent bottles by all lending druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only. Hhkciiam'h stipitiou. I'n.is Xoiqual for Con Lokl. A small Ixiy 11 little larger than a mnn lie wiih liHIffinlecl uilti lnu vruml uioilioiii eljekimi 00; lio miio a yaller BICYCLES ARE 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 A Experienced Wheelmen choose Ramblers BECAUSE THEY HAVE TONE AND STYLE AS WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO 1NUKE 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 LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE. IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHfeELS. CDATT SHIPP 258 Commercial St. A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments ?j&jG?r&jirM0MrarM S TAT r T T TrNTnAT VV . ri. rUDQLJlN riininiiiiii nv nut 1 i,...i .. .. i 1 t Itepublican majority. I ... ,01 ,1 1. .el,! ' . f ..V ' ' ",,,!N! m!"i ":" liim-ient II. 1. mii-i.... ...,- ... i..n,. .1 l"1'" " "' inwuii on me imeK o i.h 'a. I "V I I, 'lllin III II II TIBIllIllllirillS and a ml of lloo at Tiik Faik viohk l-'.ti :il :7l c uiuieri-ial St. Nilem 'in- Om. W. MiltftiiiK. talmnl witli Ninilax ami a great bowl of eit ouru snaked in whiskey ,aud holound Ciesmcry .Iluslnei Orowlng. Oi-o. 1. aoodhue, of tho Salem cream ery, reKirt that business Is growing rnpldly. Ho ha today established an other route, which will eathor cream fromij far as Hopewell, Polk county, and other Hue will lie established as rapidly a )wlllo. Henry O. Schulls hn Ih'uii engagisl as buttur maker, hav ing liail wide oxporleiieo In that lino. Mr. Ooodl.iio hope w Itlilu a year to foo tho biggest creamery In tho ilato nt Salem, nnd tho farmers hi this region will appreciate this rapid growth UIKU. MIUdtU-At tho family Iwino in North Mem. Ihumlav uvwtltig, April lll. m, ol brain Isror, Porter Itmlnoy MUlw, son of W. U. Mlllr, aged IS The fun-ral rai hokl at tho lwiuo at S p in. this altwiHHHi. Itev. Itiwakl MKllhp otitolwtlmi. Ikirhil wilt ik ilnu at Wwdburu this ovniiiui! umler dlivollon of W. T. Itlgdon A Co Hr Senicthini: L7felfor lour rel carnation In tho center Mr. and Mrs. Cuttamicli wero the recipients of hearty congratulations and many beautiful ami praatieal welding gilts. They will go to their now homo hearing tho host wishes of a largo circle of friends and relatives. Ch'ef Q.bson Ies. 1 lie trial ol the ease of Mao Smith 1 ngaiust Chief ol Police villain, InJiuticu Jolinson's court Thursday, resulte.1 in a vunhct for plaintiff for f 1 nod oosts. A jury was demanded by defense and con sisted u( the following! "T. C. Po.ni.wy, P. llaUxHik, It. K. Mooies. .lamed Aitkun, 11. C. Tarpley and F. W. Mollis. 1.. II. McMnltaiiooiidiiotodthoproscou. ttou and John A. Jeffrie tho defense. Tho case went to tlm jury at about 3:80 and after half hour's deliberation tho jury brought In a urdlot for plaintiff In tho uiinolfl ami oots. The mmU will niHouul to siimuthlug about fit). Just in Town the New York Itarkxl luu coned it luree bit of Iuil-.i ll ioHg imttinixi mihuoIom Htuimer ribUxl vik?t, liiMlory, imlUy Mt. bhu.Ih. Ihcm etc., raek.t nrliHw. Pliwnnll. 7.l lu 1 lust ro of hid it liodilllculty In nlukimr 1111 everv 1111. soaked kerml and leaving the others. You may draw your own moral, but I am satlsMed that the crow will not eat food saturated with alcohol. Hols either too uncivilized or too intelligent " t J 1 Tho dUtrict attorneyship I1 n plain proH)slllou. Mr. Jeffrey has had four years' exKirlenco in the oillco. Mr. Hart is lining tho oillco o' county ichool siiM)rlutendunt o( Polk county In order to make a living. Albany Demo crat. How nitioh ofaii obs.acle would Mr, Hart Ik) to the operations of tho Marion county Bang in their ierlod!eal raids on tho county troaiury? MeD 5' I HUH! The Ml. Angel College ltnnner, speak ing otsomo manuscripts recently ills oavurml In Egypt, says: What will Interest tho world in gun. oral more I a ollootlon o( private let ters, which go to khow that tho saiuu human Interest and domestic trouble which exist in family circles today, had a ery close parallel among the Inhabi tants u( Egypt 2,WQ y.ttr ago. Tho mother ln.w trouble, as we can ko Iroin these leltrs, was not unknown at that diatant peried: women then, a now, had llwir minds oirupid with tho dress .iitwtioii; divoico and desertion were not uncommon occurrence; and "BoiDersoJs A 0,l I-'re I Destroys thousand of humus and cause ' dlsiuif..rt to ihu homeleM but a largtt ' lliimlier of llttlo (Irw bring p..,isoio when the peoplo sumke "our Cham pion Cigars" , MARKIED. MUEI.I.IIAUIT-ADAMS.-Iu ll.ii city, at thu homo of thu bride, ednosday meiiing, April U5, 1K)0, Miss l.ydla Muell.aupt to C. E. Ad nins, Ituv. J. Muell.aupt otllcintlng. For nle sKiu of food work horses; weight 100 wk MfkkUtf E. M. Choisan Olle n Dountv, I will give 2 50 for the t-ealp of eer dog that ever tun sheep in the Fair (irnuiMl'x nelt-hlMirlnukl. I not more from huin'ori daily tako the Kesiauiuut. Relief of Mafeking l-17-lm John Savaok, Sr $15.00 Riwaid Will Im xiid for the arrest and convic tion of any person caucht li.lnrmj , satis facto'ry than ,. ,0..e( Z feCftn? U '" 0r " ' 1 1 It IRIEBilBKl pecla Boy's X Dur 5.IK) Cla II v WE IIWK AN lent lino of 1111 ', EXPKi - mdcrsklrta. iion i.ur irieiif 1 v 111m rj petition. Hira(iuiilitvblneks.ilfim nmliil rullle 75o; met luc stripes, y L"!tl nnd Hilvor, fl.-JTi and 1.W, P Men-'iiyiHl -i I U t.lh iieeimlioi. ft di..li'. llllllo, VA $2, 5350 "lk Mm... n pli.ninl rullle, $1,50 - 11 b'c.ily. O.R.&N. Tickets. To Cape Nome, Frisco and all points hast at lowest rates. Imiu.ro Phone '" , t, O. M. Powmi. Trade Street Dock. -l-IP-IOt From Chemewa. Six young lady students at ChtunawH Indian Training school, went to Eugene today in charge of the prlueiKil teaulwr, Miss Itestson, to attend a. delegntw to tho Young Woman's Christian .oeln. tlon of the NorthwtMt. I WANT EGGS TO THE NORTH, FOR SHIP TO School Su t Sale this WeekS Worstwl, all wool, $1.70 S S OurlfW Fancy Mixed Suits turIOu Invisible Plaids .. w.irt;iwi butts rwlueed to.. Our 2 00 Suits lodueed to.... Aim Itoy's Sejt inuits iwluwl to 3oe, -IJe, M,-, IVxt, 7Bfl and On eenlH. I.LM .1.7i) W.'-'O f I 7ft GOLD THAT COMES FUOW i-i niiiMii' - lUViuiNC . .c IHE bpeclal Reserve. tiovernmont" whlskev re!t. ilied by le.dlnB Physiolain, ami W Ully by A. P. O'llrien SI. I)., Captain and Surgiwn, also Wm. 1). McCtirty M I)., Major and burgeon, in Unite,! State Army, riirthermoro, tho bonr.1 of health of han rrancwro. reeomn.ewl thl stimulant as thepurust, uiwdulUr ami Invalids, bold exclusiv.tU- in st , and Marlon County by J P."to4iw H-a tf As well as the most toothsome morsels in delicacies you will always fiiut at this store, pure, nutritious and high Kitule in cvciy particular gaUd I)wiwg. Usttu'i Tmhbis Bm. Tumat 0 IiV 1 Wllo' 1 1 1 yw r-AMic nia.Ni Jittt. AT STATIC r. fllO,Nv2lttl. A Few of the Good Things We Carry? KO-Nirr-Ti w nitU.MA.MlKl bwry. PLYMOUTH OeMIHHt linillMt far luirtnnln,. l (,..!.. HU -W... A .... " " "" J"i vi.i tun M IMMITI JIUI1' v-r lun-lit. t. hnmbjrv ami i-ham- a.w. uri i''itiirv.ik.h .Civ;:TTTt. . .IVfUIY llllll 'IIA H Hit' IT VU t..- . .. ton rur 1 Canned Goods Only best brand and tho lonwt prtx (juall. , rU Mm of &1I.11. tliipf,mourSaleimnado ihete. crwm brick. hVW rtsakfis! llmbumrr. tc Only JmniIUiIuI am wiVr wSTisiJl:3r and food prjjilucls of all MihIh . hin!T Itf 5r wJB ft . prompt ami courtesy in U ctidd to i twuiui SW ' JRotl'i & Graber ZTJtSXl !Mj!'.,iB!' erlmtii. smw. m. aagu, Iiummi, straw- iaklnijy,WWwana 5 S E$rJzWr. ........ , ....w lil..lu IIAA1 Lll.1K.kn. n.:i.UI. !...... in. .... -K Huwiiue aro a ihhiihImii IW mtim.1 iKWamldovilM hnm. Orii". hMiMj... qi itm Olive, DarkMM Salad OmmIhk, Ulhwoil et" S.Z.0 IWidMNI. IWhe. AprteotHniMt llartltit, 1 W ffir&o Id lVH,,. KHW.mml St.odArtUxwo. WV JniA. ?. 1. J!l X '5wA&-,"'-lw . ti'iyior'.cw.. uiwicCtan t li for Pianos; Organs, Sewing Machines Sewing Machine Supplies Wo sell for oash or 011 may lut. ments. Wo tako yor o4d Organ, Pkno or Machine In trad. j We rent new machine Wa repair mncJiUie. W wl Uk y,r onW to, anyUifng that's waiU, tlw't we have uui alreody in Mwk. .VB wattur wWat U 1 In the loe lines e can gt it (, yodi Sliwit iiiuiie and himIIm br ,u,.l mail. Knalo, I.mlwig, Fiflwr. an.1 Kltw. berrj- Pianos. Ohki CWUig ami Ks toy Organs. FOR UOLD, THAT COMES .'PRO.tt NOME. GAIIIER THE ' A BGGS AND TAKE I HEM I'O RPI'LPY HE WANTS 100.000.000 OF THEM. X A -." - Another Batch of Tribunes at 'I ,'W0U,r ,0' ,,li, one of ttw. world r.nJ0fJ,i .. " W - MWMd. l.Lln.1 . i 7 " Pl.lv. .J .k . ... . . . " "HUOHH. -- , - ., f t moiitu m lad 10. """l" WUSJ. Auytl, etnil and lailiw' t thf wali, no. I WW JoillUAB t U.I t. No old ij'ouds in dui More. Ijj Everything new and up-to-date s . W. H. HOBSON '07 COMMItKCIAl, STRltBT i 1 rmrvaLVaV Palton Bros, iCefebrated Brands lAKU Moi'XTa am, AI.MUMI avkmillisn TIIK ATKIK NKKIIi AMI AAIATWK MATaWALH. 'Si'x -LW. "Vtox" "Aristo" "Etehilyr ulliVnZ'n "'? JW I a 8 ud SOObbls (iiaut Portland CVmeiii 100 bbls. Itocho Harbor l.lme In store nod for talc. Also garden t-and, lwui si"' (ertilUer. D. S. Bent ley & Co. 310 Front St iifkur thwnonitniuil. Oall on a brlglit.diy ' Wsck. Anv a,!dle ItWO tearo, tb Ifc Uiid of Kodak A. ' now. "'irtt Sundries !c?"w:iv Wa hava l.n . lilM. " '"" t F. A. WIQQIN 307 COM qt Altams Just Ontiiifiil I Patton Bros. Tottled Beef At. Olllur I... 1 . Spring Shoes Ladies' Tans and Black . Kid -- the Latest Lts at Reduced Prices Men's Farm and Dress Shoes in best stocls atpices below competition. Qrade attract ami 6plctHi-U.a lUxt In tha Market . . ' " " 1 . 1 1 1 t' .to It. U Soon nim 14 Stat bt ritunaiOl dfl:6B lOGT ' Dm lrHrT wT ""'V." 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