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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1900)
-w fcwtwv w? U IB D m i r rli IfoolveteotVe CASH STORE MAKES SPECIALTIES 0P GERSTER & DENT KID GLOVES ROYAL WORCESTER R. & G. CORSLTS FERRIS AND VV. C. C. WAISTS BLACK CAT HOSIERY. tllw,lfAlc,w LELAND'S AND FOSTER'S SHIRTWAISTS PRIESTLEY'S BLACK DRESS GOODS " & Each article the peer of all others of its kind, and your money una gooas sausiacxory upon which we sell ft rv t ' nj me Big bargain oxore Linen Crash Plain or with fino'stripes of 1Ino. "red, grocii or brown. Ilcgular 25o quality. 15c yard vex a White Duck All qualities nml mid wolclila 10c up vfflmwj j. Covert Cloth ;. For x JjW Plain nnd mlxudTf colore, blue, I hrntvn. ornv. tnii 15c yd. J. J. Dairy mple Vl QXM QX3 OM DOS tVB tVGI tVB a fl F?u) Specials s g E g 8 s 2 6 Silks .,? I...... ..!..... ...... ..I...., t.l nndntthoprleoiiwotiiolo thenitliov nro bound to bn quick sellers' d China silk for fanny work In nil shades .... .- f'n Hurnli nml Lyons DyoMllm for tun alllfu rni- Pnncy brocaded, n-KUlar f LOO value, now,. TnffoU silks Uwt jrrado In nil xiiilnr shades Kiiney liemslltehed and Inco trljcd tnffolas lllriok taReta silk extra wplo.. ............ . Annum, Pnillos, Ponti Do Boles, nml satin duchess ratiKlntf In prico from 00c to 11.60.. Kid Gloves Lndlos, wo wish to cull your Attention to our kid ulovos. Our fntnciM Kid fully ouarrantoed, inodo for service, l ounllod by no nthur dollar ulovo In tho city. Our !J clasp P.skay irunnlno kid U'n nlui rnrrv tMintiuds ami Mocha, nt 800 1111(1 II (HI, Heo our lino before MdvctltiK yur "oxl lN,'r '' Kl" W. H. HOBSON P07 COMMICHllAll MHIHH era xva roa tzx iojlt. c. lx The mill will not run with the water that has passed, -v guiltier will your wtttnli run wllb tbo oil that lini ilrliil and !u till comlltlou your watuh will noon uliow nvarlns out. Tlicro I no mvil of lotting your watob vo to ruth when you ran bayo flr.tul.iM wnrkinaimlilp iHirfornivtl at a rtaiioimlilo price. Vt'ti will clean your wntqli at 70. MaInprluK foV.nml wnrrnntttl. WAIVIIMAXIilt AMI OITICUN. C.H.H1NGBS mcicnr oi-tician. lUllOOMMIEHQlAb T Nuxt il(Mr to UolviTKiii'ti s'w)et w Ming tfflffi$ foi' Your -flOTHmflltrElS Cms ti lllackwell'i Purs Olive Oil. Worcestershire. My Wife's Halad Drawing llelus'a Tomato Sauce. Tomato Catmtp. : CANNED GOODS Only ltt brands and tbo l.meal price quutwl. A full line of Scbu biniwrVfsmous Salem inuilu rlnHs. cnani brick, Hwim, breakfast, Hinburger, rlc Only limUbful ami nxrior cereal, camusl innKls. and food .product of all kinds are baudbxl by us. Our service Is prompt and tvurloay it always extended to our patrons. Ro tl'i & Graber .fWtWil(M fU l, tl. XtXxiittlVH. 121 nmx'hT. lllOMt 151 refunded if you don't i uav a uic yi up goods at Holverson's, " Ti i t IVDa tVO OU IOT BftI Kttl MB fop Spring iinllftf if alii n ruirawi fVllltil dnftlfiV summer wnlsts iiimtiiir unlHlH .ihi4 (HII l.OOp s s s In nil tbn jtopulor shade nt fl.nO s a tva cvn iva Da iwi kxtj iva axi T HOTEL ARRIVALS. T corrAiiK. Mm. Kiiima WaUnu. I'ortlaud, H. A. 1). Tutor, l'nrtland. K It. .Manning, I'orthiml. W 8. Ilontley, rnrtland. Kuill Tblolborn, l'ortland. Kred Konrad, 1'ortlninl. 1). K. Fryer, Hnn 1'rantilnoo, Oal. Jt'imlu IIdIukhi, Humptor, Or. I). K Hwank, Auiimvlllo. I). II. Jolinwin, Mi'liaum. Mn I). II. Jnliumu, Muhauia. Dr. Ornco AlbrlKbt. Albany. WIUJOIKTTB. Win. II. Dorr, Lincoln, Noli. .1 I). Colouinn, l'ortland. 1". D. HbleliU, rurtland. Uufim Driiui, rnrtland. N. Ilaima, Dulutb. Alox. W, Htow, Woit Suporlor, 0. W. Ijiwrt'iico, I'ortlaud. A. V. Wbltinor, 1'ortUnd. J. W. Hart, Dalian. Q. T.OtorlMiiuli, l'ortland. J. M (lleun, KtiKunn. W. W. llnwn, Kugono. II. H. YnuiiK. Walla Walla. MIm Yoiiiik, Walla Walla. CASTOR I A For Infauti aud Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Doarn the '(&&&&( Slguaturo (UUK ( As well as the most toothsome morsels in delicacies you will always find at this store, pure, nutritious and high grade in every particular w5)r" rliiKD 1 i & Co. B V" N" i . ii M m4r- Q 8 s Sills onJio Talc THE ARTIST'S CONCERT May Hiulral Festival of the Willam ette Valley Ohoral Society Open With a Fine Attendance at the M. B. Church Mendelssohn ' 8t. Paul Tonight. Tbe second annual May Festival of tho WillfltnctUj Valley Choral Union was inaugurated on Wcilneifday evening at tbo First M. K. church under tho most favorablo autplccs. Tbo largo auilitorium of tbo Inrgcflt cliurcb In tbo city m flllwl by tbo cul tured imulc lovcra of tbo Capital City, with many from l'ortland, Kiigeria mid towns nearer by. It was clearly tbo most notable gathering of artist' and totem of music ever seen in Halcm. Tbo cliurcb bad been prepared for tbo occasion by tbe erection of mi extension to tbo platform, making room for tbo performers and their instruments, mid nn oxpausivo array of chairs for tho chorus. About 8 o'clock, the b ur nnmed for tho commencement of tho concert, tho people began to arrive, and half an hour later tho senU woro nearly nil occupied. Tho program, whllo it comprised com paratively fow numlwrs, covered n wido range of tho musician's art, and was full mid rich, occupying nearly two lioU'K. A simple lover of music, with no tech tileal education in tho art, ha no liusi hops trying to go Into details, but thoro competent to judge pronounced thu dlf ferent numbers erfict In every way. Thu Hidden Hiring Quartet, consisting of Mr and Mrs. Kcglnaid l Hidden, first violins; Kmll Thlclbron, viola, and Ferdinand Conrad, viollncello, opened tho concert with n string quartet, Op 7(1, No, 1, in (., Haydn, in four move monU, which, trnnlatel, means Hint tboy played four "pieces." The first, Allergocon Hpirito, was tho "prettiest" thing of thu kind over beard by this reporter. Thu next, Adagio sosteuuto, wasnquiillycffcctivo In n different nay, and won nn encore which, In turn, brought a prolonged round of applause. The other two movement, Mounelto presto nml thu ilnnlu, r.llcgo ma no troppo, mot with a similar warm recep tion from tbn listeners. If a lay mom her nmy bo permitted to pass Judgment upon this quartet of iierformers, it would bo that with iorfcct technical exe cution thov combine that art which con ceals art. There is not tho slightest suggestion of tbo machine Hindu nboul their music, nml through it all vibiatos a certain human note which finds Its way to tbo heart of thu least cultured. , Tho next number was a soprano solo, Joanne D'Arc, llunleso, by Halem'a young primn-douun, Miss Kthol Itny mond. It Is needless to say that she acquitted horel( creditably, showing power of dramatic expression, as well as musical training. Shu was obliged to resM)iul to n persistent encore. Iiltoy I.. (limner, KuIoiii'h leading young iolliilst, executed a violin con corto In (I minor, by Hruch, with piano accompaniment by l'rof Hdw Tlllsou, showing tivhnlcal skill, Tho nccompnn. Imenl wasos)cclally fine, MIhh Itltn llaureu, of Kugeno, with a contralto Kiln In two parts, llerceumt, by Omlard, and a Madrigal, by Victor Har ris, captured tbo audience, mid was obliged to roipoud to an encore, Hho lias a full rich volcor showing careful cultivation. Tho concluding number was a piano souota in K minor op. 7, Urieg, by l'rof. Hdw. TllUon. Tbo popular tint umis- sinning young master of tbn piano was greeted with a prolonged ovation when ho camo forward 1 1 it mado tbo In. Hlruiueut literally dance, the platform being Kprlngy, nnd was Interrupted wv oral times by Irreprcsulblu npplauso This ofiilng. In thusauio ehurob, tbo Willametti) Valley Choral Society will render MeudeNnobn'H oratorio "Kt. I'aul " Tho sololstH will bo Mrs. Hnwi. Illnob-llaiier, soprano, of l'ortland ; MIh Lillian Itobllu, contralto, Halem; J, V Ikdeber, tenor, rurtland; lriug M. niuuii. Iuimo, Kugeno; I'ranciwco Seley, uouduQtor, Halem. Willi tho orchestra of ulghteeu skilled professional miulelnus and a largo elm rus of best singers of Ihe cities and tow us, this will Iw something grand and should not bo uilHHdl. A this evening's oratorio U quite long, Mtroiis nro urgtxl to be In their stmts b) H o'olook If poiwlhlo. Take Ur. Hull's Couch Mytup for All tb()M dangerous uflMtloussoveru colds pleurisy mid grlppo which Pall and Winter bring along. It Is tbo greatest euro (or bronchitis nml all throat and lungaffotitUiiis. flll?D & WW CMK IMItk.SK StHfct bt statm st. rmi.sictoilt. A Few of the Good Things We Carry: KO-NUT Tbo mn eocoanut iirluat for shortening ami frjlng. lUtOMANOKLON Tho Ut IWsurt Jidly vw wduvd. OiaHgtu Imiiou. straw wrry, ratmmrry ami cherry Aawra. PLYMOUTH HOOK PUOSPILCrKDOKUVTINU-Pw maklx M. show and w foam juiditlngs. sborlwli, leo. etc. Kl-VS-nO 8TAItCll-A J6c picture glwn with ovory lOo package. I.IIIHY'8 I'KKltl.KkVS I101LKD HAM LOAK-fttr making samtwllohw 36i for a pound wii. Llbby'a ohtpHxl IkhiI In 15 and 36o cans, I.ibby's slhtsl llnVftt lUoou. eoriied Ime! aud dttxilKvl ltain, tlrajm nuts, lint butter, Helm's .iiio minor, nwevi riciieo ami v Qucu 01iw. DurktW Salad DreMing. Olixoolletc. SIIM and grausl PlniMliple. canmsl IVaohw. Aprhxitsand Hartlett Pears, Salem Solid Puok TomstOM. Fauev cnMiiinnd Mimt:inlr.irti wl.l.irf n i... 'Y.' ' btrmgK Beans, Huilrr'tCooosi, Upton's Cuylun Tas tum Oorval, Caramel Cereal, ltaUton llreakfast ami Barley Food ' Oiano, Uarmea. Wboatiuo, Hollrtt Oats, Wliol Wheat and Orabam Flour. A lull lino of Kulfvr'i oldn tiato Baking PowMer. HIkU Orad Mxtracu and 8pkv-the lUwt lu tb Market. ::: WIIITK OLOVRU BItANI) OIIKAMKRY UVrrKK alWj. kept ou band. H-vrv Pound guaranteed. Qoo.t lMltonvl to any uart oftbovlty. Until lUtm, iitittttt tii FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY Young Mr. Hart Objects toStatemcnls in This Paper. Th Republican Candidate Had No Partner ButTownsend. This paper Intimatod that Young Mr. Hart, If elected district attorney, would not proeecuto a I'olk county lawyer who has run away recently and Is charged with sorlous crimes because of partner ship relations. It was staled by Infer ence that tbo runaway forger, and cm bcr.zlcr was in soino way in partner ship witlwllnrt now or in the past, or In some firm that bo was connected with. Mr. Hart states that bo lias never boon in a law partnership unjtll Jan. 1, 1000, whon bo went In with Townsend and no one else. This in justlco to Mr. Hart. Now tho fa;ts as to tho absconder aro that bu was first In partnership with Mr. Duller of Dallas, and then with Mr. Towncend, of DalUs. Mr. Townsend is now In partnership with Mr. Hart, who refers anyone wishing to know tho facts to Attorney Geo. O. lllnghnm or Wm. II. Holmes of Halem. Tho editor of Tub Jooksal verified Mr. Harts statementa by Inquiry of tbo lat ter only. Mr. Hart has never been a partner of tho abrcounding lawyer, bnt Ills present partner, tbo Democratic National Committeeman, .Ins. Town send was his partner, nnd out of that grow tho Impression of bis connection with tho Hart firm. no n.ACES rnoMisKti Mr. Hart also stated that ho had promised no places. "I liavo made no pledges of any depatyshlps to nnyono in Balom. I may movo hero myself nnd run tho office. Hut I will run the office mvself wherever I am." Mr Hart also asks Tiik .Toch.vai, to correct tho Impression that bis opponent John A. Jeffrey bad been a lawyer ten ynrs and district nttornoy only two years, mid linn bcon admitted to tho bar only llvo year. Tho young men are about of nn ngo, and lwth were admitted ti practice tho same year. Hut Hart has boon county superintendent of schools four years, and his practice nt law has b-mi very limited. Tur. JouuMAt, will do those young men no Injustice. It thinks tbo odds nro In fnor of Jiffrey, and If this district wants a public proccutor who will en force tho laws on nil offenders, high or low, rich or oor, bu should bo elected Tho people must tako this np because the big erlmnls like tbo absconding law yer of Dallas, all stand by ono-miotber, mid It Is seldom or never ono of them Is convicted. Heaven and earth nnd h II nro moved mid combined to savo thorn having powerful connections and social nnd )Klltlral iulluencos, from over being punished for wrong-doing. When Nsture Needs assistance it mny Iw liest to ren der it promptly, but ouu should remem ber to uso oven tho most perfect reme dies only when needed, Tho lcst and most simple and gentle remedy Is tho Syrup of Pigs, manufactured by thu Cal ifornia Pig Syrup Co. PERSONALS Paul Stoat went to Portland today. Pred (loer rmno back from Portland last uenlug. Mrs. K. McCoruack is sending tbo day In Portland. Mrs. Abigail Scott Dnulwny was up from Portland jesterday. Miss Suvder, of McMiunvlllo, Is visit ing MIm Helen Cnlbrenth. Mlts Althca llramleiiburg left today for Tacomn and Capo Nome. Mr nml Mrs. P. M. Ilanshaw left for a three mouths' trip to Kansas today. Mrs. K. M. Vamluvort wont to Turner hist evening, on (lixnl Templars' btisl llbtM. Sam J. Kerr, W. F. Davidson and J. L. Cook, of St. Paul, aro In tho olty to day on county business. C. II Moon has relumed to his wst of duty In the Oregon City land otllee, after several days' visit in this olty, O, V. Weeks, of Unwell, was in the city today, lie in s ho Is trolmy milking onus tit push his candidacy for the legislature. Mr Koo lllochltauer, tho Portland prima donna, accompanied by her sister, Mbw Itloch, arrived in Iheclty this morn ing, 'lholadhm will U guests of A. T llillHrt auo family during tho May fes tival. BoutersoJ; iidw mow niuo Ijilvl Catsun 1 1 .--. . TKde jfllbake it S it, for then our whole drug reputation is behind the article we sell. , We know just what is in to$$Z gredientis pnre and fresh, for Mr. .Fry say s. aon i anything into our preparations that b noUgg PJJ and fresh", and Mr. Fry pavs the bills. Take for instance ur tooth powder, we know that better and pure -cannot ue made. We put it up in extra large bottles at 2:c. Need a tooth brush? 10c to 50c. D, . Fry Druggist 310 r tittle things needed for UfSo many MAKE THE TOWN HAPPY. The Dee and Pony Show Have a Wonder ful Dog Hamlet Norris & Howe's Big Trained Anlma shows will exhibit in this city tomor row afternoon and night, under their largo waterproof tents, which will bo located near the Passenger depot, hao a "stage struck" canine, who answers to tbo name of Hamlet. The dog is a crofs between a "Yallar" and a cur dog, but Is particularly bright and nffectlonate. Hnmlet "joined out" with tbe show at Now Westminster last season of bis own volition. Tbo dog was noticed around the tents all day with n sort of A "wish- I-was wlth-tbo show," look in his oje. After tbo performance in tho evening when tbo men were loading (be cars, they found Hamlet seated on the front stops of tho baggago car. They tried to make him go away, hut bo determinedly remained where ho was seated and the endeavors of thu men to get lilm to go, wcro of no avail, so as a last resort they placed him inside with the other dog actors. Hnmlet mado friends of Ins canlno companions and was soon tho favorito of all the attaches. Ho was taken In hand by Professor Norris and ho Blioncd n willingness and aptitude for learning tricks that was nothing short of phenomenal. Hamlet is now ono of tho star performers with Norris & Row o's shows. MAHniED. BUHLKY-COItNOYF.H-At tho homo of tho groom. No. COS Cummcrclnl street, Salem Oregon, Wednesday, May 0, 1000, at 8 p.m., Mina Ida M. Hurley to Henry A, Cornoyer, both of Snlom, Itov. W. A. Daly, of SI. Joseph's Catholic church, olllciating. Tho bride nnd groom have both been employed nt tbo Insano asylum and bao thu best wishes of a large circlo of friends. SMALL-MJTLKH.-At tho resldenco of Mrs. McAlpln. nn Court street, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Mny U, l 'oo, ni 2 p. in. .Miss iiettio small or Salem to N S. Hutler of Moninonth, ' Itov. .I.J. i-.vans. of tho 1-irnt Chris tinu church olllciating. Tho lirldo Is well-known in this city, whfro she has a wido circlo of friends. Tho groom Is a successful young farmer of thu Monmouth neighborhood, where tho newly wedded pair will reside. TODAY'S MARKET. Pimimid, Mny 10, Wheat, valley GL'o. Klo Walla Walla, W Flour Portland, best grades 2 M to 3.00. SuperllnoflMO perbbl. Oats Choico White 35S3c, grey 32 to 33. Mlllstuff Uran, t13; shorts, f 16. Hay Timothy I10Q11 lor tou. Onions Oregon. fU.OO to fd.60 Potatoes lOto (kte per sack. Huttor Heat dairy, 'J0325; fancy creamery. 35 ; store, 20 to 25c. Kggs Orivou. 16c. Poultry Chickens, 4 6 to6 00;hens, fSto 0 00; turkeys, llvo 13c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7Jc per pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to lie. Heel Steers, f IQ 1.60; eows,t3.60 4 ; dressed lieef, 0 to 7?4'c. Veal Dress,d, 8 Sc. for small. Hops 710c; old crop 60tk!. Wool Valley, 12013c; Kantorn Ore gon, 8Wc; Mohair, 27330. Hides tireen. salted ISO lbs, 8Q0e; under 00 lbs, 7sQ8 ; sheep kUs, 15Q 20c. SALEM MARKhT. Wbeat 58 iounds nnd over, 42o. Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30c. Hops 5 to 7Wo Oata 28 to 30c. Hay Baled, cheat, $8; timothy, 9 KgKS 12c to 13c cash. Flour In wholesale lots, $2.50; retail, MlllstuffaHran, fl3; shorts, HU. Hogs Dretmcd, 6iC Uvecattlo Steers, 34; cows, 2) to 3c. Sheep I2.50Q3. Dreesetl VealOc. Butter Dairy. 16c; creamery, 20c Poultry Chickens, 8; tnrkeys, 10 to Potatoes 05o a sack. Pianos and Organs Several Snaps l bavo a largo square Decker in rv go.xl condition that I'll dl for 7o rath I bavo a Clougli A Warren Organ at t30. 1 have a fine parlor organ that cost IMS about 0 years ago. You can have it for tfl, Wo hao Kttey and Chicago Cottage organs. Wo have Kim Iks Ludwlg. Ftsber, Kingsboiry ami Cable piano. e sell for oath or install inonts, ami takoouroldiuttnimeut In trade, Corue and khi us, always glad to show xjootU. P. A. WIQQINS 307 COM. ST IWT Opposite Pootottirw, SaUui Pianos, Organs. Sewing ina?hine, Blayl New machines tor rent. Old umhln3 takon In Commercial St. picture taklng-wo have them all. HEADQUARTERS While some politicians make their headquarters at EOtne ball, tbe people who want to enjoy tho best prepared meal, make their headquarters at the '. : VBITK HOOSII REM INT McKiJxor & Bkbkhabi Proprietors, 100 Statu St. JOURNAL X-RAYS." Squire Farrar still lmpes to olllcinto ns funeral director of the uregon nop 'growirs' Association. t t t Old Han ey Scott's head la lecl in showing up tho Iniquity oi n tariff on territory under tbo American Hag. I t Hale Uaikcnsto took a trip to Luckio muto for trout, and rewts nbundanco of rains for a big yield of nil but trout, t t t Consteblo Minlo should moilcrnto his demands a little. Fourteen hundred n year fees Is too much ngalnst Marion county. Tbo people ought to bo thankful that Constable Minto runs np fees nt tho rate of only $1100 a )cnr, when bo might Just ns fairly runup 12000 or :t000 a year. 1 ! t Mr. Swank was in town yesterday. Ho mny bo heard fiom in tho county cntnnsH, and is a lio campaigner, as Til Ford and T. T. (Jeer discovered to their grief eight cars ago. t t Oregon needs n teacher's tenure of of olllce law. There is less sense hi die- charging n well-qualillcd teacher who is giving general satisfaction to all tho families somling children to school than in discharging u letter currier without came. 4 4 t Tho Hnpgrowers Association is not dend. It has only begun work. Another year, w ith tho help of state and national legislation will mnko itajowerfor tho producer. Tho middleman and the manufacturer aro organized. Thu pro ducer must be, to Mirvlve. t t : If a Hepublican who scores McKinley, shows up Mark Ilnnnn, roasts Matt Quay, knocks tho Porto Hico tariff silly, and cxtioscs tho rottenness in tho Phil ippine administration, could be elected to that office, what's tho matter with Ilnrvoy Scolt for United States senator? $ t t Tho Hepublican county court candi dates now stand ou three different pledges of economy nnd propositions to run this county on business principles. But It will only be when they male their promises of reform to the eople on tbo canvass that any real attention will bo paid to them. t t The supremo court did right in hilling tho prlyato tux collector graft right be tween the eyes. 'Ihey have nobly laid down tho principle that the authority of n county court Is limited by law, that it has no unlimited authority to create olficcs, to mako contracts and expendl-l tures not provided for by law. Judgo Boiso is upheld, nnd the money taken by Mr. Bingham as private tux collector must lie refunded to Murion county. aad News, Manager Jas. L Ijimbrith, of the S. L. AT. Co,, has received tho sad news of tint death of his slrtor Mrs. Armlntu 1-ambrilh Mageo, at Delta, Idaho, May iltli. Tho huelmnd and two children survive her. One Patlnet, Frank!.. Wilts was received at tie asylum yesterday from Jackson eouuty. The Blue Streak Racer ?C Omio and k, the Tribune t,ak racer the wheel llwt Murphy rode '"''TribuM. Uel. Cents' Tribunes, Uue or I4uek ItO to tM -Steams UW0, W f ,7' New wheels. tf up. Uav,4ntbu,Miaul,1X lS-imdi foot ptimp .Ve. lias Uruji. J3.00. CarbWe.2lbs a6c IVsxter net carriers for kdi fiv Strap earrkrs. c ir, ' K' I1 JUST ARRIVED AT X A X mm si ill Now Summer Swisses and Organdies. Lawns, nnd Percale. N w SkiTltlnlngs In nil lMfio f ,., f 2.60, " se iffi safe sAft&vSJ ttfateffto" $ 58S of Ontings and $$& Now Scs and Gimps In exquisite designs. Now Designs In embroideries and Insertions. New Hosiery In nil leading colors t , Gcnt8, cIoti,Ing( And Just arrived .jAftj x'?eds Oregon Serges, nnd a consist ng of Clay ;;a? 'VVnnd Valises, Trunks, Crash 82? 'New0 tSS? n B cC; ilo.08 New sylo mid colors in neck weal.' K'clShtag at prices that no boy need go ragged. COR. OF STATE AND COMMERIAL ST. SALEM (.LOSING OUT Fine Dry Goods and Shoes, than wholesale cost. K10D0n5, Laces uuu uiuuiuiuw w .. ... ft.v variety. Linen uaw.ua - Linens, uress uuuus, juw uhj ' -'Y'-' y j..?; .",",w" Jackets and Capes, Hats and Caps. Ladies andjJGents Fur nshines. Shoes for everybody. Remember I furnish you with cltoice ury uuuua uuu jhu" wnoiesa For I am closing out this stock. Show cases for sale at a bargain. Isadore Greenbaum 1st Door South of the Post Office. . RAMBLER 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 X Experienced Wheelmen choose Ramblers BECAUSE THEY HAVE TONE AND STYLE AS WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE. AND AT 'I HE POPULAR LIST PRICE, $40 None are better at any price few as good REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 21 LONG YEARS OF EXPER1ENCD, 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. Q3ATT BJrllPP 256 Commercial St. A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments Pattons' Book Store TJiereji 'no Kodakbut 1 VV7 l.rVM At Wholesale Prices, Bottled Beer Winger Beck.Successora to;SomhSalem Bottling Works." All orders for bottled beer wilt be filled at the brewery. Kept on cold storage (re eity delivery. Telephone 8131 75c. a Sack, u'lnr'iect,lmoflour' manufactured by A. ilhelm A Sons, Monroe, Or., for sale U fltt HUM I- II -- . v.u mo DAK EH O''ltU ;1,..M "u.vii, wit-gun. Flour Bin TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR v-uiiuMtKS.ALSO A X X Bread Case NOTHING IOO GOOD FOR EPPLEY'S PATRONS. SEE HIS OFFERS A I THE X X X Electric Store ABODUT.L XUX ?Tf Stockholder's Meeting. hodera of Ctk-"11 lxh By noXo?v 14 at ierr5 li:?' X L r RJHXn STORE OREGON. some at cost, some, for less iwHonS in irn. u, ww. m East7mn $M Celebrated Brands SOObbls. Giant Portland Cement tOO bble. Itoche Harbor Liu In store and for sale. Also garden sand, Loam and fertilizer. D. S. Bentley & Co. 310 FrontSt. BOCK BEER The Capital Brewery's fa mous Bock will f on, draught In all Salem and country saloons on and alter APRIL 14, 1900 Try It and bo happy. It's the best ever turned out. Wo also handle our Bock Beer in bottles. 6 60SI Klinger A. Beck trade, Mla, rapalred, U-f td r. ( Vie. iWt. - --..n, ccvreiary. tm0WWhu