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'. LELAND'S AND FOSTER'S SHIRTWAISTS
PRIESTLEY'S BLACK DRESS GOODS
AlEach article the peer of all others of its
kind, and your money refunded if you don't
find goods satisfactory, That's the principle
upon which we sell goods at Kolversons,
the Big Bargain Store -X JC
Linen Crash
Plain or with firm atrlpos of Mho,
red, Kroen or brown. Itegulur
25c quality.
15c yard
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onlnrp, lihii y'lf
brown, iiruy, tan
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J. d. Dalrynrtple & Co,
Mai ax ttta cvu on nxt tva rva
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Silks
Wo hnvualiimil any shade and
ami iitlbu prices wo qunio iiinnt tituy uro noiimi id do quuk M-iiurii.g
China silk (or Inney work In nil shades . .. .!
Hiinili nml l.yona Iyo illtn lor summer wuisls
I'miry hrncaded. rt'Kiilar f I.Ot) vuliiu, now
Taffoinallka lies! Kradii In all Kipulur shades. .
l-'nncy hemstitched unit Into striped tnffota
Illsok tftffeliiellk uxtra wdo
Arniuros, I nlllon. IVmi Do Holes, iifiil satin duchess ranuliiK in
price from HOo to f I CO.
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IjuUt', mo wli-li In call yoiiriitluiillon to our kid uIomih.
Our fmnoiwi Kid fully uimrrnnlcfil, inmlo for Mtrvlcu, In id
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uur illinium Jm limy unarm. uiiii, umim iiii pit. t.tu, in .,i - .j 'u
otlivr tlolmr ulosu In tint city.
Our it iilimn Hrkny ircniiliio klil
Wo uUo rurry CIihIiioIh iuiiI .Moulin, lit K5n nml tl (M)
Bto our liuu dt'fotu wlcethii? your next pair of kIiuoi
W. H. HOBSON
B'J7 CUMMICKCUI. HTKIOICT
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WUATHBll IlKI'OnT.
l'nlr toululit nml WciIih'hIii). Wanner
Wixliii'Mlny.
The mill will not run
with the water that
has passed, C C
KcltliiT will Voiir wntili run with tlitoill
tlmt lin tlriul uml tu IliU ruiiilllloii
your wutuli will toon klinw vmiIiix mil.
Tliurv In tin iifwl of letting nr tiiji
uo to ruin wlmu ou emi liuva flit1M
workiumiili )tirfQttNil nl u rvHHiiHtblu
ir!co. Wo will cUmi yur wntali nt Ttr.
Jlniuiijiriiiiin, To. mul warrniwl.
CH.HLNGBS
WA1VIIMAKKH
AMUuintnAS.
IVaQOMMICICIAIi MT.
NbxI iloor to llolTrttir
A (IrMt 0mt
!( Imm 1 1 ttKl (or )rra Iwit tliO hhv
iio ru kHiimitf i''ir iimuiiii ikwi
tlmy cut tint ImwI t4nt pimlHriiiK (ei
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Kblil by llrAHKin iV ltui.Mii,
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JW omclliiiiif Siibslaniial
CmwK) Illtt.kwelPa I'um uliva Oil WorvtaUvnliiiv. My Wifo'a
t-Ul DreMlng lliuun's TiMoato tiauoi'. 'fouuto Catwp. : . ,
CANNED GOODS
Only let brands ami the 1owmi ivrtcva ipiute.1. A lull low of Khu
bliiKorVtamoii SubiM niadi- iIivikh- rnant bnrk, i-wl, Inakfast,
llmbttrger, it- Oyly hauitiitul nml toiwtor Mtala, mhihhI gkU,
' ami fool pnxluma of all kind aro Immllvxl b us. Oar tonfar t
prompt and eoyiUiy It always tatciulwl la oor pairona
Kotti & Qrafoer
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Three speo
till values
In Inlu
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Now pulley
belt nml
Milluv
belt
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ivti tva cva iva run aa ia
for Spring A)A a
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quality o( silk ft person lould iloMrr.D
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II. r. Ilrown, Mmiimmikiih.
Mm. II. T llrown, MIiiih'immiIU.
, Mimtnr AiuIiuw llrown. Mluiukiiolla
.MIKH llrottll, .1IIIIIH'llMIIIM.
I. II, Wllmui, Hun l-'rmicInM.
Mia, I. It. WIIhiii, Han l'rnnolm.
W. H, Oriiin, Han I'ranulfwi
(I. i: HllH'llllU1, l.yoiiK.
(I hi. Wlillwiknr, I'orlliinil.
MUi.AHMrrn.
(tfo. A. 1'iyI, Portland.
U. 8I1011K, Kiil'iiiio.
(Iihi A DkvId, nhii 1'ranulMH),
(Jini A llrown, Hun Pritiutlriit.
K K Nulnoii, llinilii'l'r N, Y,
N IImiik, DuIiiIIi, Minn.
MA J) ruler, I'oillaml.
(I K IVwull, Ban I'rmuilM'o,
Dull H Ijiilmr. l'orlluuil.
II I'. Jnulrou, l'orlluuil.
1' U lIutiliiNt, rortlmul,
0. W. Ijiwihih-o, I'oitliiuil.
J II Uro.il, 1'urtUml.
Suioit) Hoolal.
'Ilitf 1-aillM of (lit) Ki)MWiial iiliuroli
will Ko nu li' Cittuiu Bokil In tho
ttullil room, on Tiiwwlay o Muy H, tu
rUo (inula (or u iimw nHiumt walk
uroumltliorliurili. & 7 Si
Coogiegational Atteuulion.
Tho Hunt Hide Otrngrevathiiial Astoeia
tton nuHJta at OirvnIIW May 16th and
Huh. Tlio railroads hat urnuleil the
imial rtnliuxHl rnloa for all whoutluml.
As well ;u the iiiot tootlboine
motsels in delicacies you will
always find at this jtorc. pure,
nutritious and liitjh grade in
everv parucuiar
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OLD INDIAN FIGHTERS
Pioneers Who Defended Their Homes
Against War Parties.
(n
the Oregon Indian Wars
An AJdresa of Inquiry to
Speaker Henderson.
Uaue
At tncctltiK of Hennoll Camp So. p
of Indian Wnr Votorns of tlm North
Pacific coaat, field In tliu city of gnlcrn,
Orruori. May 5, J'.KIO, tlio following ad-
drew mid rctolutlona cro uiinnlmoualy
adopted..
Til Oawtai. Jouhai was ri'iucici
to (Ivo publlratlon of tlio proceedings of
tho mectlriL', mid all other apera In
pympttlhy wllli tliu canto of tlio much
ncglpctril and alitiBcd Indian Wnr
Voternna.
tiik vktkham'd AOIirtUH.
Addri'MH of Cnpt. Hfiinutt Caiiip, No.
8, of Indian Wnr Vctorana of tho North
I'nciffc Coaat, t tholr uuar comradoa
mtl friends. In 1880, wbon Cot. T. It.
Wait, waaour llrat Ornnd Coniinander,
ho unid in ft m;t1i huforo tho Urand
Cncampmcnt j "That wu nnmt organize
and get eeryvotHof tho Velernna and
their frlcnda to volo together for our in-
ten-el. It la now thirty jtara clruu wo
wunttooiir coinilry'a rwciii', mid, whut
hnvu wo rtcelviilV Coiiipmntlvely noth
ing.
' Yiu ho'ild hhow how many nloa
w Inuo Kinx'k MiiuvlMMly down ihnt
la in our wify. '"id then they will
wulit tokiinw whill I he ('Id fellow a Hiilll.
They think wxiirediiid. or If not dead,
wi hiiu' ao lilllo K'liM), that they inn
o l iih a p'enly
"IftheOrmid Army of tho llepuhllo
had not luitehud totip, mul urtd tlicm,
wonlil iImto Iiiimi Ihimi mi) thing Mild
nhout their piilrioliMiu? When it uitin
b rof congreaa' la in political accord
with thi)liouu of repreMoiilntivuH, and
doeanothlng for tin, reo tlmt ho atnya
nt homo l ex t time:'! lien and not until
then wiilyougct whnt ia Juntly your
duuJ."
Though apoken fourteon yeara ago,
ComradeB, wo nek you, weiu not tho
words of our Ural Ornnd Coiuuiancr,
Oil T II. W. Walt, prophetic wnrdr-7
Hrttu wo received mi) tiling, mid ia there
any prospect that wu will ovor7
Hverytwo )enrJ Jttst before election
wo get it dd.io of Mr. Touguo'a taffy,
spread on thick with Cofunul Wood 'a
confldeiillnliissurmico.irop, that in ii
fmv months ut the furlher-t wo will I o
lookiil lifter to our henrl'a tontiuit.
It I now forty-four yeara that wo hao
heen feeklng n cognition In vain ; now
let uaupM-ut Iiuiur comrades and friends
tnslitml by us, mid for soldo congrccH.
meii'a rcnlps l.cav'u not it .atono I'll
turned nor it oto uncmt iignlnst thoto
hi-iiiilhlng I'ongrussuiuii, w ho think t lull
with a lilllo taffy uat heforo election
they can fool in until wo luito all pamed
Into our gntNea, and then the future his
torian will write: "Huteii thournnd
Indian War VeternriH of tlio l'nclllo
Northwent, within llfty enra, nil pnsetd
Into their grnvoa without recognition,
that ery small Killllcinua might goto
congreaa.
.1. it, i-.iiiin,
(In plain Hminctt l'n't, No. S.
S T. NllllTIIClITT,
Heurclnry,
MUtimiM, io tiik armKtn.
rho following resohilloua uddrcatcd to
thesiH-akerollho lower house ol
gross were tiuaiiimously adepted: t J'1""
Whereas, Wo Imvn learned through I Hey mid Mra. P. S. Knight, County
our rcpro'cnlnliw) In culture, Hon. Kccordur Itohtnd, Mr, and Mra. ltay Uil
Thomaa II. Tongue, that the aHwkor of ,)or Kt su,iwi,r, W4,nl l0 Jefferwn today
tho hruiro of reprmentatlvoa of tho , .,,,,..i -i... i.lt.. Mr- Itul.v ijmnw'i
Unlliil Slates la ouk)sc1 loan legisla to attend tho Into Mra ltuby Ixwne) a
tlou tending towanl the relief of tboso funeral,
old ludlnii War Veternna who sere.l in J()in A jlfff.. H,,uwI ., l(Ha. ,,
for mail) j.vtra have Ik-c.i rnkfug to bo !' "ll dlslrht attorney. Ho
placed on tlio pension roll, or to rr-eelvotexi-ocla to KMik nt balem More tileo
at least mino reeognltlon nt the bunds ' tlou, and soino of hla critics will get a
of tills our imvcrniufiil. mul
Whereas. Wo aro liifornn-il by our
repriMi'iilallse In lOourcH", lion lliomaa
II Tongue, that Swsiker lleudersoii has
lukeii It o samo stand hi thl matter iih
did the former Speaker, Thomaa II.
KikiI, ami
WbnreiiM. Wri bat e li'ii tuit tiff f nun
m r toveirwllh dlffeient explaualiooa
of this matter, and would like to Iwato
tint source o( tho opiKwition o our Jiut I
demands, thotc'nro
li.. It II. ..,.1. .-I II.. ,1... I...U.... II....!
Yelerana of llennett t'liiuti, that wo
hereby inost riMHetfully vail upon tho
Holt. Speaker llemlersou, ol tlm house
of ropreseutativoa of tho United Stntiwt
to give bl reason for so ppMMiug tho
legUlaliou that wuask.
lii iv iirrtmii, urn iiiiiiiiii .1111
Stockholder's Meeting.
Theio will li n meeting of the stock-
lmlde.ru o( tho Tboa. Kay Woolen Mill
Kay W
in Kale
l'u. held ut their otllco ill Salem Oregon,
,oKr,,'U,t'rFiHK,,HkM
m -
Viet Pres't
t-7 til It II. Coatiuw, Fovrwtary
RII?D &
kW f VUV I'llllMC XlJW
kiar krvm r luioxuSiMI.
A Few of the Good Things We Carry;
KO-N UT I he. iihyv iv-nut product for shmiwuiog nml fr)iug.
nKOMANlilil.ON Ihu bt IVsaert Jolly ovvi pilueil. Oiattgv, Iwuen, straw
Unry, NsplM-rrv and cherry tlavur.
PI.Y.MOUTll HOOK PllOSl'llATKDOKI.ATlNK-FurmakliwUli.M. mu, .u.l
I m (ottiH iMtdiiingt, aherbots, tcoa, oto.
Kt.ASTIO STAI.ril-A !Mki ptetmu gtv.n with every IIM p.wlke.
I.lllllY'S PKKItl.K.S.S IIOM.KD HAM
a iKiUitii can
l.lUiy't chlpHl Ikh'I lit 15 ami 'Joo tuns, Ubt'N alkiM HrvaVhui
lUtHiu. oorntkl Uvf anddevilUsI Umi, OraH nuts, nut butter, llcim's
Applo Holier. Svvivt Pioklea atul Cluw I'lio- Dtuo Ulvl Catsup,
ljue4i Olivia, Dutkea' Salad Drvlng. Olivomt etc Slk-ed ami grated
lNneUitt, iMUiiot Peaehea, Ap loots and lUrttett IVars, Salem Sold
Paek TomaliH l-ancy orxvaii. and Mamlaidcorn, Waldorf Ittatul mgjr
Pea, ltelutvo Mringle Ik ans, Huvler'aCoiwa, Uptnn'aCoy Ion Tvat,
Piwluin Cwreal. Caramel Cvrval, ItaUtott Itroaklast and lUilev Food
Orivno, Oormea, Wlatlne, ltollwl OoU; Wlwde Wtual and'tintham
Flour, A full line ol Folr'a Geldoit Uato lUklng Povulwr, Utah
Otajo HMnu'la and Hpk- tho I'kwi in ilia .Market. : : : : t .
WIIITK at,0VBU IIUANU ritBAMKUV mirrKIt aUavs lB.,l
on hand, Hvvrv )) tod tntantitteetl. 0oU IVIUerwl to auy part
ol tho oily, Itotlt stow. : t i i i i t i t i i : t
hi itMt" "' ,lMii wmtr A
WOOD HAULERS,
State a Qrievanco to the State Asylum
Board.
In the
form of a Petition
Pacta and Alleging
Tilckery.
Reciting
Tho complaint of the wood-haitlora
nhout fialem, as published in tills paper,
linn tnken form of ft potltlon to the
state ftsylnm board a copy of which ia
printed below.
Under tho Lord administration the
smncc omplalnta were made mid a sim
ilar attempt at monopoly wna tried,
nnd thu stato ofllctols after considering
the whole matter rejected It highest bid
and distribute I the wood contracts as
widely as possible at a fair price con
siderably itboio tho lowest price It Is
hnHd tho present administration can be
Influenced to do tho saino.
wooniiAui.Kiia' i-ktitiow.
To tho honorable stale loard ol nsylum
commissioners of Salem, Oregen:
Oknti.kmks: Wo, tho undersigned
residents of Balem nnd vlelnitv, herebv
submit to vour lionornbln bonril thofol
lnulni irlnvnnrcH occtirrlnu to US as It
result ol the nwarding of tho bids for
wood lately considered by your honor
able lwdy, for wood to bo furnished to
tho Oregon stato Insane asylum.
W lierebv resocctftlllv stnte thnt wn.
tho undersigned, nro clearing up our
farms, making homes for ourselves; de
Vflnplngtho conntrv, potlng our taxes
nml ilelilH, nno nro nepenuHiu in n nir-.-mra-uroln
di.iug this upon selling tho
wo"d wo tnako.
That in ptiltliiK In bids for wood lately
awarded bv ynnr hnnorablo IkxIv, we
worn ludlvtiliinliv ami roniviiviiy np-iirnfli-lioil
bv nun Mark Skiff, a resident
i.f Ibocltv of Hnlcin, to put nil our bids
for wood It nt f.'l per mm, nml mat no.
being tho owner of laruo nmnunts of
wnod. would put In lilds areonllnglvj
ami that m ting niton the advice of said
Skiff, wo in good faith, believing that
n Id Skiff una actlmt in L-ood faith with
us, fullllled our promlsca and carried out
our nifrecincnt llko honest men. Hut
snld Skiff, nn subseouont oventa Imvn
shown, alter Inducing ua to offer our
wood nt n certain pricu, nno men ngreoj
lug to offer Ids nt tlio samo price, resorted
to methods ol deception nnd trickery,
mid put In one bid of a thousand cords
nt j.'l per cord, nnd then by tho uso of n
proxv In tho poraon of ouo C. F Clark,
put tho samo wood up nnd two thousand
lords more at 'J.74 )er cord, thereby
taking tho work awnv from us by decep
tion, to our Ions and injury.
'Iherefore, wo protest and nsk your
honorable lody to relet said bids so that
fairness and Justice may bodono to nil.
and wo guarantee that tlio statu will not
pay more than tho price, of $2 74.
All Oraham.S. J. Yachts, II. Goiter,
W. T. Itaiiisden, I'ellx Iji ftlnnch, F K.
Haines. N II French. II Stage, .fob n
Slough. Ilonrv Slougli, Noah Fansler, I).
A WJillu. O. F. Sherwood, II. O. White,
Win. Knglitnd, F. I. Ilnell, .1. F. Ooode,
W It. .wicker, U. J. Hiimsdon, I) Q
tilliv. F. C. Oroy, Wilbur It. Jones,
lien Iteid.
PERSONALS
A. (lobulot, tho eurvetor, went to
Stayton today.
Geo W.Davis and Miss D.tis went
to Morrison today.
Dr. Daly left today for Albany" and
I.inn county H)lnla.
Mra. Clayton Wen I a of tho iniito
tchool was in tho city today uml met mi
old frlond in tho perton of Dr. Daly, of
hikovlow,
Thu grnudaon ol Mr. and Mrs. .lohit
Patterson, arrived Monday from Cleto-
laud, Ohio, nil by himself, unite an tin
eon-'""iking fr onoof his ago; only 11
tasto ( Jack Jeffrey's lighting ability on
the nwlrum.
Take Dr. Hub's Cough aru for All
tlusio daugetous affeollonii severe colds.
ii vur sv
iilviirlsy ami grlp niiirii rail ami
i inter bring ulnlig It la thu imalcst
euro lor brnmhitu nml all throat uml
lung atTxutloua.
'
U1KU,
CANNOY. At tho homo in Polk couu
ty, May ll, ItHH), tho infant daughlur of
.iir. ami Mr, j, v. uouiMy.
I'linerul aarvlooa wero coiuluctisl on
Kuuilay ulternoon and thu remaiiu wero
given burial lit thu '.una cemetery
t'l'glini Uroilierliood
Ttia Pilgrim llrotherhoil will meet
thw evening In tho mrlor ol tho First
Uuigrcgullona) oliuroh ut K p in. Tho
.iimiIiih (or riiwiiMloii will bo, "1
- -.'"Urr.uuo tHt bo Promote
I ll.ul tia. I it.illllikiii.iii .. Ii.i it.l 1.
llow
lomoledY
Uoliwa uml gentlemen aro Invited to Ihi
preeent.
Bou)epso5$
t.OAF - For making amlwUchia arte for
II I
i & Every good French Per-
perfumes j a
tret as much or as little as you want.
There is one thing we want you to nfee about our
perfumes: the lasting qualities.. We could tell you why
they last, but that would be giving away our secret.
D, I, Fry Druggist,
UT if you have nny trouble with your picture Inking, come In, we'll liel
j on out.
'At Start to Finish" by W Ullam Uml
ny Is iledlcated to American college nth
lotlcs. n collection of Clnderpatli Talc
by an actual participant, wlio was from
boyhood nn amateur, hml gradually do
veloped Into n trniner of amateurs in
Old Kngland and New Knglaml. There
aro nine tales in all nnd well told they
are, to ciihghluu tho mind of tho unpin
felonal, and armi" Plillim.itin iiiunng
tlio iinsHirlMiiiinliku iiiueteeu tweii.
UetliB of tho iiiiiversf. Jl.aS. Small.
Miiyiurd A Co., Pub., L'o.ton.
"A Woman's Paris," la a handbook f
over) day living In tho Freech capital,
fur thu unprovided American woman,
that Is unprovided with experlenco. It
consists of twenty chapters on such
practical topics as servant, marketing
and meals, shops and money, dressmak
ers, tips, etc. Thero aro 42 Illustrations
nml tho book ia printed on lino plate
paper. There would 1x3 n great deal
more to avoid tbnn to Beo in Paris, es
pecially for an American lady. It seems
that living is not expensive onlcss one
Insists upon it nnd then thero nro mil
lions ready to accept your enterprise.
The regular oxpeneo Is unlimited ns to
multiplicity of Items nnd uncontrollable
ns it run-away team onco you aro in thu
country. Thero is a grentdenl of prac
tical information nhout routes of trnvel,
and the exposition proper. Persons go
ing to Paris will find this book by an
American of grcnt value, and can buy it
of .toy bookseller for fl.'.'-'i Small,
Maynnrd A Co,, Huston.
Thu State," by Woodrow Wilson of
Princeton is a great Index! volumu of
(iSU pages, u fcieiitilic uml historical una-
lyris ami statement ol tho diets ami
tlieojiea of government from tho begin
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a trcisnru store ol information mid guid
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work Is that of n lifu-loug student and
college worker, uml in many of its qunl
itles rises-to a high digrco ol literary
Hirfectlon and philosophical koh. The
drat frnr chapters treat tho origin ol
government uml lis development iiuihr
the (! reeks and Itomnus. 'the next tliree
chupliirs treat Ihu leiitouleihivulopment,
thu French experiment!!, u d thu Svvl a.
Next coiiio tho dual monarchies like
Aubtria-lliinKiiry, and Swedi'ii-Nurvvny,
Tho tieneral mid local guveriun -lit of
Knglaml aro followed by a thorough
treatment of tho United States. Tho
last (Ivo chaptera treat of constitutional
and adminislrativu development, tho
mituru uml forms of government, tho
nntu ro am! development of law, tho
functions of government, mid tho ob
jects of government. Tho capacity ol
tlio American people In the science of
government is to bo taxed to iho utmost
in tho immodlillu future if ti is not id
ready ami this mmt prove an invaluable
humllsxik for tho student uml public
man alike. Prol, W'oodrow'sbuok is en
titled to a pi icu in nil public lihruries,
and thu lihraiy of uoluw)crciiu Imcoiii
I'leto without it D. U Heath A- Co,
Pubs., Huston, Musi.
"lleautlful Joe" by Marshall Saunders
Ilka lllack Hi ituty haa sold up Into tlio
hundreds of thousands and in many
languages. Tho story of a ' dog's life
from the hand of a aympnthotic Ameri
can woman ia a lit companion volume to
go wltli tlio other iiok written oy a ten.
der-lieurted Englishwoman, Miss Sew tdl.
It is now out in u prettily bound and it
luitrated edition by thu American Hap.
list Publication Society, Cbas. M. Hoe,
manager, 177 Wabauli Ave., Chicago.
"Dickey lKjwney" by tho amo llrm
makea un equally ilrong pha for the
lliuoi mo uirui
Fords, Howard and llulliert, New
York. Iiavo ndiUd to their "Nuk'trut"
aerh an historical nugvet that cumulus
tho goma troin tho writings o( Maenukiy,
Standard Rotary
Sewing Machines
They differ from itunmon machiueo
In wlili h tho shuttle vibratos Imek
ami (jrth. Tho shuttle revolves
thus haa tho easiest motion in the
wrld, makes e" mvin. ews (aster,
tsihbhi hold tieurlv twhwllrfi ihritid
of a nv oilier iMiirbiiirt lQv )ards of
No. hO and tho now mslela all tow
I k or ihabi atlti-b, thus two m.i
rhinos in ouo.
Wo waul lo talk trade lo vuu
Parofjon Vibrator
Mado by the Stamlard Co., is Vaw
priced but goixl better Ibau Uol
of others for tnuio nwnoy. Carries
Umarlde watraut fwm tho Stan
dard Co.
-Old macbittea taken hi trade.
New iiiaahllioa for lent.
MaebtieatttHtiml,
Oil and supplies (or muehlaei.
ff A. WIQQINS
J 307 COM. ST
gjmr Opposite IWottitv, Sal-iii. '
mi NOME iS ALLRIGBT
And all who can aro going thero
but thoeo who stay at home will
be found taking their meals ns
usual at the
WHITE HOUSE RESTAURAKT
McKiixor & HiinKiuiiT
Proprietors, 100 Mate ut.
Stanley, Flske, Fronde, Armstrong nnd
Emerson. It Is unif.rm w Iih their
don't worrv, I'atrlollc, lMiirittlonal, nml
I'hiloi-opliMJ volumeE. Its object is to
setnstnndnrd for historical art and In
thus quoting tho utterames of tbe
greatest hlstori.u.s on the subject of
historv the pursisu nns been aecom
nlislieil. Thu hone Is expressed in tho
preface thnt thii little volume may be a
stimulus to the reading of history.
"Cosh on Money, Tru-ts and expan
sion, by Oeneral Prosperity," is the
title ol the Hist eninpilgn braik of Iho
season It Is Modeled after Iho original
i i.i-iiti.. Tlm liiimilublo 'Colli
iil.fiiK .ilia ....v. ...- " , .... i
of Harvey, .nulls published nt 16J Iji
Snllo street. Uiuc.igo. ihu wnmu m
furnish material for tho ltepublican
siiellbinders, and concludes with a boom
for Hoosevelt fur president. M cents.
Late Periodicals
In tho Hcview of Keviewa for May.
thero is editorial comment on Admiral
ii..n.i..iirllihnt'i on tlm L'overinneilt
of Puerto Itico under tho law recently
passed by Congress; on mo propositi
government of Alaska, nnd on the do
velopmeuls of thu month in lluniicinl
.n.ii Li.tiiuirlnl I'ln-li'H. Olliei tonics
treated in 'Tho Progress ol the word"
aro thu rush to Ciite Nome, fox breed
ing In Alaska, thu April elections, the
epidemic of strikes, tlio opening of tho
Paris talr, tliu military oiierauons in
South Africa, and tho Uolagon Hay
award.
MiClure'a Miignrinofor May gives an
intimate, vivid piesentmont of General
Law ton as it man and a soldier, with
n-ciiil referent u to Ills Pliillppinu rani
paigii", in an article by his clo-o
iihmh into in thu Philippines, Profesor
Dean C. Worcester. Thu article is
Illustrated with a series of portraits of
l.-iw ton, show lug him at different nges
from seventeen to ilfty-llvu nml with
nli tures. thu is now manned nnd oper
ated. An article by ltay Stanmird
Haker relates tho story ol " Tlio :vow
Prosperity" a prosierlty tlmt within
twouirs brought farmers, murcliants,
infiMiiriiiliiri.& unit unrklnwi nf nlmost
every Uml such nil accession of income
ns tney nan everexperienciti oeiure, ami
greatly raised the country's rating In
loo iiuuuciui caieimiir oi inu nuriu.
Tliero are irood short stories bv
Coitun Dovle, ltobert Hnrr, Clinton
Hos, Tighu Hopkins, ami Charles War
ren, ami a llnu true sturv of nn old tire
liorso by J. Lincoln Steftuiis. The S. S.
McCiuru Co., New York
Tiik Cil'irui, Jocavvi, declared "To
Have and lo Hold" the greatest novel
of the century when thu ttrst chapters
uppc.ired in thu Atlantic Monthly.
"February vviw uorublo in a book
way," sayi tho K.tsteru letter of the
ikxiktmin lor April, "Hi that tliero was
published a new title, which at once
took Its place among thu phenomiual
leaders in point of sale Tho advance
orders wero very large lor To Have anil
To Hold,' by Mary Johnston, and re-or-tiers
hnvo continued in increasing mini
iters, so mat n ut present neiuis tlio list
of best selling lunik." the Western
letter to the s.imo j'lurutl says. 'The
Isaik of the mouth was 'lolluve nnd
To Hold,' which scored un hmmdmto
and extraordinary mcimw, men in Uicmi
days o( extraordinary sales To Have
uml To Hold, leads it will be noiiieil
nlthoiiiih iho work was not puhhtdicd
until tho latter half of the month."
L.C. Page A Co., Itoston, unnoiincos
that they will publish at om-o 12 nun
voluiuvri in tho Court Memoir Series,"
thusooinpleting the set ol SO volumes-,
of which eight volume ore puhlUluHl
last season.
'Iho new volumes are as follews:
"Memoirs ol Marie Antoinette," bv
Mttlume Cauipan. ('.' Vols )
"Memoirs ol the Court ol St. Cloud,"
(roin a series j( private letters. (2 Vols )
"Memoirs ol Kinpress Josephine," by
Madame Ducrost. (S Vols.)
".Memoirs ol Catherine II, of Hug.
sia,' by one of her oourtiers. (1 Vol.)
i .iionioira ol tiietourt o(Swo.len and
, and DonmarK," from a serial of privnto
i letters. (2 Vols.) '
"Memoirs o( thu Court of uVrlin," bv
Count Mimbcuu.
Bicycles TC ?
If vou enjoy swing iioIIWn( tw n
est iiiaUiine work vr put into any
bK-yule, raiiiH and see the parts that
miter into Irtbuuecooktrmtioii
ht)tlieiiilMir.ly by TholHwriiigs.
sprockets erunks irov,,s. joint c
.ru emit llu. rtier woAii, tm,
worfcl. Saim. .-! u( m, , ,.
m.-.Ws, fl0tof7.
lilac k eiiHinel (or ladies',
lllaek or Wue (or hm-h.
Auy tire, any saddle.
Stearns 1900 Model
f It), hlack. (or ladtais. HUik or vl
luu f,ir iiiiui '"
Suwwl bam! vbMls lor Id4e fj.N)
len's (rivw U to 17.80.
Oa lamp, S 0.
Carbide 3 Iba iulb. Knifltvourra,.
X JUST ARRIVED AT
mm li
n
New Plaid and Crash skirta, 60.
"MAtXrshipmen,
"'.." ra Wors'tcds. Scotch Tweeds, Oregon crgc8, mm a
COII. OF MliMMBBIAL ST.
SALEM OREGON.
CLOSING OUT
Fine Dry Goods and Shoes, some at cost, some for less
lhanSb'eiiSs and Embroideries and Insertions in gieat
variety. Linen. Lawns. Lace Curtains and Bed spreads fable
Linens, Dress Goods. Silks and Velvets. Ladies and Misses
Jacket and Capes, Hats and Caps. Ladies and Gents, Fur
nshings. Shoes for everybody. Remember I furnish yqu with
choice Dry Goods and Shoes at Exact
Wholesale 6ost
For 1 am closing1 out this stock. Show cases for sale at a
bargain.
Isadore Greenbaurn
1st Door South of the Post Office.
BICYCLES ARE JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OH 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 'I HEY HAVE TONE AND STYLE AS
WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO
MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHEST
GRADE, AND AT 'HIE 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 WHEELS.
OOATT SHIPP
258 Commercial St.
A full line of Bicycle Sundries. iNew wheels on installments
Pat tons' Book Store
TJiee h no Kodak out the Eastman JodaL
At Wholesale Prices.
Bottled Beer
K!inKeiA Ueck.SucceHors toJSouthSalem
Botthr.i Worai,
All orders (or bottled beer will bo Hlle.'
U the brewery. Kent on cold storage
1-r.H. r'lv ihhvHrv. Telephona 2ISI
75c. a Sack,
1'erftH'tloii hour, manufactured by A
Wilhalm A Sou,, Mimr(,, Or., for sale
l,y (illHKHT ,, lliKHt
ft 7-1 l Slllutll llr...,..
Kini: Rex
llje l(0)tsm(lio, No.SU, Cnimeriml
v;.',: rf.: '"';"' ,,?nl"vf,i,j , Kmnt
i . . r. .""". """ "o "wwi-iiHl. in the
oat msiH biaml. by Mm Cora Sutton,
who has Wen laruv.tly enwi in this
work for sou..- vrs previous, and who
With Mm nn.uian. ..t li..., ,v ,. ..
"'"w "m. ii.ii. era-1
von. projw (u-,,,.1, 1V Mll(, ,
t1rtela-s wml. in ii... ..i.... . "I
im.tevervibu,,;;,,,,-'" .
ta-o.1 effwts prwhintl. "!,"j A
S 1 1 a w u ad i,..rL. n.
!aM.1-,V.n.,KU?. '" '"ats.all
1 m ,7V. ... """' 'or u aises
, t ra ket ru-os. l'leae CMil 6 7.3,1 , w p
, Candiaatea Nominated.
1 Wl.lL. .1. l....-. ..
utn..i. .7. A ""r are coiuhler ng
Hhwb'MtlwtaudiiUioa tt.ev will vole
lor. tllU U.llJu .. u, :.. ..' .""
.vf ., , "'.". ' i'l'--m'o u,o uost
IteeVauwut "'"t8lnini'
'( Conductor's Excursion.
.The Order of Itallwuv Con.!...
.ll, . yra has held its
anual piwij. at FafeBi.m tl is vea?
twin in m Salem wl start at 6:30 a u
ouhatdate, Homd.ripll. isu
JV 4 &
RACKET STORE
J Bte ,0fr children.
Celebrated Brands
SOObbla. Giant Portland Cement
-00 bbls. Hocho Harbor Umti
In atom and for sale.
Alan eartlon sand, Loam and
(ertiliter.
D. S. Bentley & Co.
am Front 8".
BOCK BEER
'I he Capital llrewerv's fa
iiioiis IUck will ho 011
dia-n-hi in all Balem and
tiiiiilrv SitbMiiiaiiiiand after
APRIL 14, 1900
iry it ami tm nappy. -the
ltt over titrneil out.
Wy hm, hamllu mr Itock
- 'tvr fit Ixillh-Sj,
ll'a
Klinger L Beck
, ol Genta' clothing,
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