The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 16, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text" U V: fJotvereoiVe CASH STORE ,MAKBS SPECIALTIES OR TOERSTER & DENT KID GLOVES KOYAL WORCESTER R. & G. CORSLTS FERRIS AND W. G C. WAISTS BLACK CAT HOSIERY. LELAND'S AND FOSTER'S SHIRTWAISTS PRIESTLEY'S BLACK DRESS GOODS , 3CEch article the peer of all others of its kind, and your money refunded if you don t iind goods satisfactory That s the principle upon which we sell goods at Holverson's, the Big bargain Store A A, STEAMBOATS TAXED City Fathers Handle (he Licenses. ject of " . Mercerized Waists Look Like Silk Wear Better 3 x V X .1 Id AH the New shades PINK LAVENDER RED, BLUE,', BLACK $2,00 J. J. Dalrymple & Co.j Silks Oi qxi cva qai on nxi iva mci inxa tva ru rva tvis era kd 5 fl rgu) Specials for Spring X 2 I E g S s Wo havo almnat any shado and quality of silk n pijrson could desire, 0 J.1.1'! nt v.'." l,fI wo'iuolo Ihoni tluiy lire bound to bo mitok sellers. China silk for fancy work In nil shade $ ' 5, Miirnii nnu Lynns Uyo silks for nil minor waists OOQ I-ancy brocaded, regular $1.00 value, now TAB uiiuiuBiiKif uuBiKnuiu iii mi Kipmar aminos HT)FT Paucy hemstitched nnd lace striped taffeta I00( Mack taffeta tilk extra w-do l.OuS Armuros, Falllea, Pcau Do Boies, and Mtln duchess ranging In P5 price from 10c to $ 1. 60, Q 8 4 TCicl OIovpq K s s 8 e 9 Ladio. wo wish to cnll vonr nttnnllun In nnr W til lnvn Oiir faiuiMA Kid fully giiarranteed, made for service, Is tvinnllotl hynon other dollar glove in the city. Jj Ultra clasp Jvahny gonulmi kid In nil tlio popular ahadosat $1.60. o also enrry Chamois ami .Mochas, nt Mo nml $1.00 Hoc our lino before selecting your noxt wlr of glovca. a 8 !tiW-'H.liHOBSON g BU7 OOMMISKOlAL.-H'rKIClC'r r4 ZZ. JS xi txQ arc Kiti ifcatiXi v9kvc ix &xi iva tva iva iva iva nxa tve JMnHBjmSMsMMnMBWMMMkBWijMH Sr Jv)3Hnkf1 -- all January and May 0 In other- sonli meet iliU-ou uml iwvenly, ncnl i;laMii iiinlly, vluu tho kJKlft U Kfiutle, wlutlicr from ttU;iim Uiiu, fnriiiiitolnvi, mnmli!litliHXMi, of ftoiii the fnlliiiK l)jlit of m;o, oimI uo aro kllltMl otitlcIan Hint oan twit Hie KiKht MHotitlllrAlly, and nt you ltli jrviorly iljmiw laisH ntarwuaiiAhle I tIootaA ervtt ilwl of ntliiutton to ITIaJtiK loat or lirukHii tnrt of mi-tndU'. , QoulUti vtfioilitU)in, a iiMobilty C.H.HINGES USI'MiT WTUUM. HMD OOfkf 1V.11CKOI A t. Noxt dour to lliilvttfwn llnTci AnniwAio -UlJii'",i!iIL' rJjTTZJLw WILUIIKTrK. K. Iloburtnon, Hun l'raticltco. I'lvttiliur Mini, 1'orllAiid. Frank Diiiiuv, iVirtlnml. . Atlv. finn KrminlMti. A. V. llollMII, UlllUAtfO. J.. It. I'laohimr, Ht. I'aul. M. (lixilin. Dnliith, Minn. 8. A. Dimhar, 6a n FrniivlKo. A.J. HU'IIIIIMII, fit. I.OlllH. ; V. llW10' Nuw Vork. II. M. Ojcilcn, l'ortlnml. O. H. Ilrimii, Fortlund. J. Jl.MllliT.Uri'p.nClty. 1'. H. Olnuy, 1'ortUnd. JefTtiton Dedication. A Urtto numlifr of SaIdiii Mubou will U'3 toJcllorton on ThumlAy moiling, wlion tho luoal hhlo W (iwiioatu a linll tUnt Ima iMiuitly bran mlt a tlwtelty. Tlio oxornlMtanlll oonolmlo iwi Murnihl ImiII nihltlie fuel tlwt nn unlir lur tlilrtv uillum ni i.-., ..,.u... i ? m ''.' I'1A'I ' no rwi - fordiwbl Hit IIiaI llio JwirrwniitM will Iw amply proMrtd to untfrltiin HmlrKUHaU. wlikfi it la xfltKl will nmnlior 6000. When Nature NitolaHaaUtanreltinaylMilMMt to rwt ilr t promptly, lurt ono alumkl tmtiHin lw to iio otn tlm niott myfwit roino llMauly whun iimltnl. 'Ibo boat nml mutt ilmiilo and uunilit r.mi.K. u ii... Hytllll of Flxa. iiiaiiiirmiinr.l l.. n.. c.i ferula Fig tynii Oo Lighting Franchise to Be Considered Next Thursday Slot Machines to be Licensed,' Tho city council mot last evening In regular acsiilon, Mayor Ulaliop presiding, All council men wcro present except Messrs lluren'nnd Uurrows. In the matter of tho Anson Lighting franchise thacommittaaskeil that the council consider same atan adjourned ecaslon Thursday evening It alifo asked until next regular meeting to report iix-m tho ordinances taxing telephones and revising general licenses. A sub stitute, licensing steamboats wnaoffur- od in lieu of Unit taxing wharves and docks Tho atrcet committed mado a verbal report on construction of a sewer through block 01, estimating cost of aamo at be tween Vt0 and f 100, and advising con struction of same. Liquor licenses wcro granted F. V. Talking and T. M. Zootmnii. Tho contract with O. A. Clark for 100 cords of woods was ratified. Tho following resolution was offered by councilman (iriswold, which was adopted : Itcsolvcd Uy tho Common Council of of IhnCltyof Balom, Oregon, on this, Tuesday, .May 16, 1000, that whereas tho ladlts of Halem aru about to hold a Itoso Fhow in this city for tho express pur- posuni securing iiiuus to provide lor tho erection of a public fountain on ono of tho parks of tlio Ctly, this council, du- siring to manifest its appreciation of tho public spirit and uuneroiislly of those ongBgrtl In tho onterpriso, does hereby tender to tho tnsnnvament ni said ItoMi-Bhow, tho uso of tlio Coun cil-Chamber In tho city hall, free oi chnrgo, for and during continuance o said entertainment. Tho llccnsoof J. 1. llogers for tho saloon on Hlato and High streets was ordered transferred to Alex. Cornoycr. tho present proprietor. Tho bid of Young A Johnson to build a proscenium arch and stago l!0x60 In tho city hall armory forflGO" was refer red, to tho committo on public procrty, A number of bicyclists petitioned to havo bicycles ruled off tho sidewalk on tho south sldo of Ferry street between Commercial and Liberty, ltcferred to committee on licenses. A tltlon for a sower In block 01, was referred to the commitleo on ordinances. Friil Krixon, tho contractor of tho now did Follows hall, nppuared urn! naked to havo tho uso of half tho street room nhtitting that property. Granted. An ordinance to license nlokel-iu-tho slot machines, taxing them at $24 per year wna rend tho first nml second time nod duly referrod. An ordinance wns also Introduced licensing vehicles for hire, nt following rates tier year! cab, hacks, trucks or dmys, for two horses $10 per year; for onuhorac, f7.60; for vehicles such as automobiles, cars, etc., $15 jwr year. lU'iui twice nod referred. Mr (leaner naked formilhorlty to em ploy legal ndvlco to draw ordinances' taxing tulegmph and express companies. UrMiitod. The ordiunuco to license steamboats at $60 per year each was read the thlnl time. Fanned unanimously. The ordinance authorising n waiver (or damages on tlio back of I Icemen Is aued by tho city wai riKrtod ndvemoly. t'Miu thlnl reading (Iriswold and Walker tiled aye; Allen, Lnraon, Uominr and Uiggs votisl no, Hill lost. Councilman Griswold called attention of the atreet committee to n few filthy alleys. plfon recommendation of Firo Chle I'liiuxin, J. II. MoClaln was elected SALEM'S POPULAR LOAN. Attracting Wide Attention An Inquiry From Beyond the Mississippi, The popular loan engineered by the Citizens' administration of Salem, whereby the city refunded Its debt at 4 per cent Intcrrst placing its bonds among homo capitalists in small amounts have been attracting great deal of Attention, not only throughout Oregon and this coast, but wherever the facta have becomo known. A few days ago Mayor IHshop received a letter tho superintendent of the pub lic schools of Wausati, Wisconsin, ask ing details In regard to tho loan. The letter explains itself and with Mayor Ulihop's reply is given below. WiusAU, Wis., May 7, 1P00. Dkab Hin: I'leaso send mo tho details of the popular loan you effected a few months ago. 1 wish to lav It boforo our Mayor who Is contemplating some such mntiiod of rebondlng. Thanking you in advanco for such courtesy. I am very truly. Karl Matiiik. CATARRH OF THE PELVICORCANS. The Reason Why So Many Women Are Sick. Z&JFfiam UKtftK. fr iiiiiiiibkl iH jBu City Hall, S.u.rii Okeoo.v, ) May 11, 1000. f Katl Matble, Hupt. IMMIe Sebooli, Vuiu, WU Dkaii Bin: Itcnlvlnu to vour favor of tho 7th Iriat., will say, in relation to the popular loan floated by the city last summer, our charter afforded authority for tho loan at a rate of interost not ex ceeding 4 1-2 percent per atmum, pro vided, tho people, at an election called for that purpose, authorized tho issuance of bonds to cover tho then warrant in debtedness of tho city. I Tho election was held and resulted In aiinfllrmatlvo vote of seven to ono, and tho council at onco ordained tho isauo, restricting the interest at 4 per cent per annum, and making the loan a popular ono, in the senso that the government loan uttered by Mr. Cleveland's admin istration, was popular; In other words, it was ordered that tho city recorder open subscription books In that bahalf, closing them on a fixed date, and in structing him. and tho treasurer, to nonor nrai mo lowest subscriptions, then thore next highest, and so on un til tho sum of tho isauo ($06,000,) had boon absorbed by theubrerlptlons. Wo kept the books open for twenty davs, in which time tho loan was subscribed thrco times over. Tho bonds uttered ramrod in dnnnm. Inntion from $60 to $25000. Thov wnrn 'optional, ten-year bonds, Intereat pay nble semi-annually at the city treasury. 'Ihoy were oxcccdltiiriy popular here and many cities In this stato will adopt tho method we employed as soon as local oxicencies demand it. Thanking you for thic expression of your intereat, in an affair we are all irotlil OI here. It banir tin flmt mi ml departure from all old method of fin mice, on thlacoaat. I beg to remain, Yours wry truly O. I. Hibiioi', Mayor. ln. Ellia WIke, 1M Iron St., Akron, O. Mrs. Eliza WIke says: "I would bo in my grave now if it had not been for your God-sent remody, l'o-ru-na. Everybody says I am looking so mush better. No doctor could help mo as Fe-rn-na did. I was a broken-down woman. It fa now seven years past that I was cured." Mrs. Sarah dallltz, of Luton, la, also wrltest"I wassufTerlngwIth tbechange of life. I had spells of flowing every two or threo weeks, which would leave me nearly dead. I had given up hope of being cured, when I heard of Dr. Hart man's remedies and began to nse them. I am entirely cured, and giro all the credit to l'o-ru-na." Hut comparatively few women who are suffering with pelvic catarrh know that this Is tho case. Their trouble Is railed dyapcpsla, heart trouble, female weakness, woak lungs, nervous debility! Indeed, almost the whole category of medical terms has been applied to ca tarrh of some organ of the female anatomy,' If these women could only realize that their trouble is probably ca tarrh of the organs peculiar to women oi pelvio organs, and cure themaolves wltb Fe-rn-na, how much unneces i ry suffer, ing would be saved. Mrs. Karelins Suter, 213S Vine street, Cincinnati, O, says! "Two years ago i fell on the ice. At first I did not think that I had hurt myself! but several months after I felt pains in the abdomen, and a little later my menica failed tc appear. I wrote to yon In regard to It, hearing that you cured female troubles, and followed yonr directions. I tooK Pe-rn-na and Man-a-lln. I now hart the heat of health. Mrs. Marie Hanson, of Nlebnll, Wis, writes 1 "About two years ago I had dls- easo of the kid neys and womb. I was In a weak, nervous condi tion and began to hare dreadful palpitation of the heart. I was con fined to the bed. I had given up all hope of ever being well again. I commenced taking Pe-ru-na. I found relief when I had taken the first bottle. Now I hare taken seven bottles of Pe-rn-na. I thank you fur your advice and I am glad I can say that I am well now. Dr. Uartman has written a book especially for women. It treats of femal catarrh In all Its different phases and stages. It contains common senso talks on subjects which should Interest overy A book will be sen t free to any woman. Address Dr. uartman, Columbus, O. X JUST ARRIVED AT V imam new 3 A & RACKET STHI JisWasaUV I iVow Summer Swisses and Organdies. Lawns, and Percales. New Skirt Linings in all leading shades. New Plaid and Crash skirts, 60, 86c, $1.00 $1.60 $2.60, New Shirt Waists Summer hats nnd bonnets for children. New Lines of Outings and Swansdowna, a, 8K.10c. New lace Curtains, 00c, f 1.00, $1.25, $2.25, and f-1.00. New Laces in Valenciennes, nnd Duches. New Fringes and Gimps in exquisite designs. New Cambric and Muslin Underwear. A Completo new line of Damask and Turkish Towels. New Designs in embroideries nnd insertions. New Hosiery in nil leading colors. And Just arrhed today. Another shipment of Gents' clothing, consisting of Clav Worsteds, Scotch Tweeds, Oregon 8erges, and a dandy lino of Gents Dressing Caeca nnd Vnllses, Trunks, Crash Hats. Savr styles In Bicycle Hose. Now stylo nnd colors in nock wear. Hoys' clothing nt prices that no boy need go ragged. Ci. 0i' STATE 11 GOHMERIAL m SALEM OREGON. am Glosloo Out PARIS GREEN s JOURNAL "X-RAYS." V J iiiclliiiio; Substantial LpFor your Table tJ7Jyii ii i hoaeman. vice J. It. Churchill, resigned. "Opportunity la the Cteam of Time." Now Is your opportunity. There Is notlmowlieii tho Hjmuiii u huuuh.u In iiced of u rf.Kxl medicine, like IIiMMl sharsupttrllln.uinl mi tlmo when t iHsosusceptlblu to the tienellta to bo t erlvrd from audi n nif illclno. Hy purifying, unrlcliln mid vitalizing the lima! unit toiling up tho shiein IIimk I'm H.irminuril i ii,n ...... '...v.. for a while year of liixillli. ('(IIHllll.lt Inn U nnr.ul I... II ii. Fills " "' ""7 " Jcffny in Falk County. John A. Jeffuiy, tTiiiun candidate for proewitIiig attorney, mke in Dallas Monday evenlm: to n eroudud li.ui.., All were more tlmu pleaMtd with Ida ad dress, and it is u fact patent men to the friends of his oppom-ut that Mr. Jeffrey la pilning stnuiglh every day. A good immtiiigwas had last eMinlng at Sheri dan, whure Mr. Jeffrey shared the t.imt mi jh niiiiiNmn, vAiulklalH for Joint senator He ,hhU this eteuing at New berg, and It is xpeetl that he will U Wrt to make the full vmM In Marlon eounly bogiuuing noxt Tuei..y If tho Hopiiblienns wnnted reform whv uuiiri they put Haggon the ticket? I S I The npiKisitloii to the Itopubllcaiia ml four Urand Army men on the ticket n Marion county, t t t Tho Itepublican coutitv candldntita aro getting in all tho practice speeches nnd wlll.be trained in oratory by tho tin e tno regular county canvass opens. i f t Tho Joint debates between tho county candidates piomiso to bo tho hottest ever knoAn in Marion county. The Hepnb- llcans have some able speakem on tlulr ticket. t t t Tho local fight over Justice and cousta blosurpAMoM the Interost In congress man. Tho Salem Justlco olllco can lie used to run tremendous fee bills against tho county, nnd for thai reason O'Don aid and Lewis should bo slipped In. I t S Tho Itepublican candidate for countv Judge, John Scott, promises, If elected, to reduce the taxes uud Improve the roads. A good platform. Thnn. In. . plo room for improvement In both these uiii-cuuus. omioaman. Hut these prowsitlona are not very dellnlte. A r-s tssavs over oU oer cent. Arsenic and is considered practically pure, We guar' antee it; Price 30c per pound, D, J, Fry Druggist, 310 Commercial Si. A fine dry goods and shoe stock, and these are some of the bargains: All wool challles, pretty designs, reeular bOc now 25c a yard.H Silk mitts for 15ci pair. Silk gloves worth 50c for 25c ajpair. Aisses' white kid gloves for 10c a pair. Fine shoes sizes 2 to 3 1-2, worth 3.50 a pair, for 1.25 a pair. Aten's unlaundered white shirts. 29c, best quality 35c. Pearl" button 5c a dozen. White horn buttons, 10c a cross. 10 vrk spool twist l5cadozen. Assorted colors darning cotton 6c d uuceu. n jjicui vunciy ui iulcs, nuuuiii, emoroiaeries, C0r- sets, hosfery and underwear at greatly reduced rates. Alen's and Boys' hats and caps. Ladies' and Misses' jack ets, Immense bargains at 1st score South of the Post Office. Isadore Greenbaum PEnaONALS Col. Ohnstend arrived from the South. this morning Chas. lliirgrafr spent tho day in Salem yesterday, on business, returning on the night express. , Mrs. E. 8. Yenrgln from San Jose. aunt of Dr. Will Morse, arrived on the overland express this morning, on n visit. II. V. Chase, who has been nt the balcm hospital for surgical treatment, has so far recovered as to return to hie home in Euglewood. Mrs. F. n. Smith, of Ashland, nrrhed o i the overland this morning to visit lmr mother, Mrs. J. E. Pike, and take her home to live with her. J. 8. Talbott, of Full City, Is In town In the Intereat of the Salem and Pacific Coast railway, nnd is busy seeing our leading business men about that enterprise. Chairman F. T. Wrlshtman, of the .Marion coulity Itepublican central com mltlee Is "carrying the war Into Africa," ami his management of thq campaign is certain to have excellent results. In every iwrtion of tho county he has inisieti lieutenants at work in the in tereat of the Itepublican ticket, and everywhere tho uirty'a organization shows decided strength, while tho on thualaim for the county ticket, headed "r ,,.,,,"t Chas. A. Murphy for Sheriff. Is Clllnilli? mimmrt nnini ll elii'MW of citizens, the several hundred bikiiimii war veterans, who have seen the brave young solder trlwl nn n.n, an ensanguined ffeld In 'nr nway Luzon, giving him their most cordial support irreapeotive of wrty ntllliations -Nilen htatenumii. If the managers love the old soldiers jovvhydidn t they put on the ticket fur good ollli-e nu old grand army man wlm Iniight for his country when It was in danger in Ihu) '06T MARRIED. (HEADQUARTERS Whllo some politicians make their headquarters nt some hall, the people who want to enjoy too oest prepared meal, make their headquarters at the : : WHITE HOUSE RESTAUR tNT McKillop A HiuiKiiAnT Proprietors, 100 Stato St. Hensley ys. Hensley. HIrd Hensley has commenced suit in Dept. No. 2, of tho circuit court against Mary M. Honsley for dlvorco, alleging desertion ns a cause, and asking tlio custody oi tno four minor children. ItOlllNfcO.V TIIKIIMAI. HATII-Cabi net the great.t known hvallh pto i . ii.' "'"rr- Price $5.00, $7.80 Ity, $ 00 book fmi to initrons. .ir J A. Mlwood ami Mrs T. II, Fair bunk, general agents, W Front bt. bal0l. r- ft-lts-iC Standard Rotary White and Paragon Crosse & Hlaekw oil's !' 8alad Iirewiug. Heiiu s s well as the most loo.lisniii moibels In delicacies you will always find at thi itore, pure, nutritious and high grade in every particular r. Ulifti (.Ml U'nr.iiAnl,lu r. ton... T.I....U. K.,uu i.T..r.V.:r.. a "line -' -- -.". -w IVHIRW lliailll. ' . tawing nnoliliit. lxui.u. uu.iu ..! He. U take jtohv ordur for any ir for any iiwehlno that's made. Knabc Fisher. Ludwto. CjKIr and ltngsbcrry Hianos Second-Hand Snaps BRAN'DKNnURQ - rOGUE.-At tho l'VUe? ' Sire. Klehlmeyer, in Tacoma, nsh., Tuesday, May 16, 1000, at 8 li. in., Miss Althea Ilrandenburg to M. h. Pogue, both of Salem. The bride and groom are well known In Salem, where they have both resided for years. They sail for Cape Nomoon Saturday, where they will seiid their honeymoon getting rich. Ilolh belong to the S. and N. Society. FKLLKK-HARI.NaKn.-At tho home i . brlf!? ,a,,ler Francis Feller, of lluttevllle.at noon, May 18, 1100. Miea Mary K. Feller to Clarence Par- iiigur, oi uenion county. The bride la an nccomnll)w.l o.-.i worthy daughter of ono of Marlon coun ty'a Uat familiee The bride and groom jessed through here last night, on the overland, for their home eight miles hllitllUatat rt ry .-III- --..,,, ,,VO, vi tfUItIJBa I M'tiOWAN-FKLIAt the home of 11XX). Hy Rov. Ronald Mnk'ifL.. Margaret hell of Snim n.... .' Chas. F. McCewan of Boiao, Idaho. Tho gnom la a eon of Major A. H ' .viae iiowan of tho U. S. Army. Tho hppy couple will reside In Portland in Uie future. A Smoker. Protection lodgo A. O. U. W., will give ono of its Jolly smokers at the lodge room tonight. All members are Invited. Grand Trip to The Dalles. Conductors' PXCtiratnn I.-. Tl... 11.11 .. n... l-... r: w "" " '" 'iiii-s, "'"i ouuuay, May 27. Hound trip tickets, fl. OwingtotliolimitediiasW. ger iijalpinont, the conductors request you to purchase your tickets early. They wish to clow their ticket sales, as nearly as issible, by the evening of the 25th In order to give them time to procure a sull cient uiinilMr of coaches to accoin- kLC! ' tIckct ol"co n,,d at ''""on ros.' bookstore. dJt-10-10 24 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 Hir.HFsr GRADE, AND AT THE POPULAR LIST PRICE, $40 better at anv orice few nc nnnA REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 21 LONG YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THEY KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOn WHPPf X CALL IN AND LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE. II IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS. 03ATT SHIPP 00 Commercial St, Afuniineof Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments None are To Contractors tand Builders Ai a liiiMilinr Iltm!.. i- " ;.:":.- WVJ,i' "j. on m sa, ' Pattons' Book Store f r h si a rr rv.t rt. jura Wj 1 j. At Wholesale Prices, 1 """ "wiii 10 nun uii 1 em and wishing to encourage the WIIMI d.tB?in Vf:r.i:"'T! w Mhi ind.argrp;sfoVXdrZi'; ton lltlBlilltdd I.A.11 r . wiiBiiirTB IRiriH II ni kii !. crete gravel If with eement at iin """er umunces in like same propor- l4lade?t,0,i"l,'?1'R''-of ceieurateil luriiami cvnient. nn.1 i.u Se.,atrli;e;,, .ToBridge Contractors rhe County Court of Lnn C011n,.. mmm .June 7th -imrrlZ - ...M j,, ,,,t imirs of one SftlS.Lto.W-JeJ-wt rates. wanted. pearly every ilay some one carries Estcy CANNED GOODS llmburger. cte tioly t.Mlit.fal and WW;H ml food produela of all kinds are Urt W 1 m tSr inCTia piwiKi.d wurtosy it 4lwy extwdl Li our atrwi.. ' Roth & Graber and Clucago Organs. Ootlage ClX!r.MOB TQ 11, u. IW.NM-imN. l"l rrg t ru-. IM , 9 , ' - ...v- wi( snitV0 UII " HW" '" ImihI whli, Fa a ladles' Crawford in xvl trim at $i 111..,.. .. .C. -'.r-". - "tans' t5iiH",t,"w,.,lw B Monareli V vv lliU irUfllMMtiULa ilii .a... latter Is worth mure titan mat lift ZTi .1 ibt U,Um' Tr',H'e r - wi a nntl at Um urint riw Trlb-iue etwinleM is the hand. - -,, -oivis', sr-v VW. flll?D s r3outepsow TKW fARK l-HOVK SOW. I Aar statk ar ruoNEiet. ! A Few of the Good Things We Ca at the at at P.U.!V:T!J new coeoanut nrodnB f. .1 iiKUMAMJ KLON-Tbe beat ftrt Jelly eTer Zfli 1 JABC- btTrv. rasnlwrrv ,..i ..1 j... ,jr 0',w prwuiwl. UianuM 1. .... Pl.VMnirii i1.;LJ'i..V:;: ?4-"ora. - . airaw w tvjl rilllMMi ITk'M in nM. t a.l .1.." a : "11 ma KLA8TI0 LIHHY l-vuuu ma. ..-.wk ennuwitaliaa a . IIMii.'il,lniu.llu.ii . . .. "" .,v...,. wv in 10 AIM 3fto can. I ,M... ..I..i. i . ." ""." "" Aunivuiirv iwm .,..1 ..r... .:."' """"'"""loins on the iwma rf.. ;.". ever brought tb MZZX 1 Wm.J ? J.yo F. .u.e or rem, t and luno ,d 7i 1 oidden I m, i T " l,0",.l. '"the sum rvl prn-e inouire of ludd.r .V1.1- .T."VT. 0I successful 6-H--W ' " l,KXI'Y A CO I contrac a d ' Z, ihJ 1 M . r ,a" arU ol 3"1 l-"ront m. I sum of $lu? ,' L" .'. c,k ? the . to-lirfWto tffi.b.ft iiciewtui bidder If he fa l m '...,. w.lm7;rf 8ewm,,nth y-oi AlUniSa11 tiavv-o-io td. mi.r. . t 1 .11 ..i...." ." uunty. .1. ? "'. "1 - J lor the smIi. ni . . "Kutaiever ran sluw,. i'Vr i?v rryj 7i,nShberho7p in the Fftir I Jo".n-Savak. The I.1011 o.jr. Zi .7..." . llstarowthlatthTi!!,, lhJT Premium Piny o iLr.te- S their dls- V-ny's window. imuT l,(ttS Co Bottled Beer Kllngerft Oeck,8ucccssors to SouthSalem Ootthr. Works, All orders for bottled beer will bs filled the brewery. Kept on cold storage. Prw city delivery. Telephone 2131. 75c, a Sack Perfection flour, manufactured by A. Viilhelm & Sons, Monroe, Or., for asle by fSirtiBin- X- HiriH 6,"'Im Salem Ureeon. 11 pound can. ""' '-OAP-ror maliiig wndwJta... .. . m. P - A. WIQQINS iLyUM. 3T. !-,... :. . 1 1 . '.wr "" w iaup. iJtiiiv'ai .ii i . . utii in . mrri ri.uii .. a . at -- bihh a r.k - -. ...-v... wimvm UW miUUUllIIMl tth ii . - -' ltaUkIBHI Apple Uutter, Sweet hcklM and' C h?M!5 "I'.i .f. -Ws s alieed ' I l, .T,le Rellef of Mafekine qutvn Ollvw, Ourkew'Salad ,),: Xu ,,U,U U 6ii -J---..U.. Pineapple, BM, Ph, JS,n VRa 2l!ft i1 Whv . f D-"" vaw, itviuaeDinnLibMd il... i- . . v""i 'uuffi nrnt.iai i .a . " " ntiu iriai:i,i m.n ir.n.n : i.T"t'7."yWU.lJn,.:n--T','S,r 'AWlkaT Ther .":..""" riemj of imi, vitilliapMUwL;;;'''" matters of . R. aadwl?r.may make a trip Foatuai Cereal, t ui nnnii aw .. k --.--. 1 a 1 a k' a I uttJti8r& ,. . .. .z ? . Ikl lllITTkil .1 (!.!. n.V" "iwaya - ttHiverea : : 1 . oetween r " want m tnA i : -. "- aiUUn I If 11V la-h ser- Rjr.. ur l travel. InonU. to. 1 v0"' no' ! y ie ihT&t . beat central tihtcago. the 'la.vi..i :' ui . laUl in. ". ''? .lit'5JrJsSfeES!Ss RATES ON ' ICE The following low ratea on Ice have Pen agreed upon by the CapiUl Ice orkg and Crystal Ice Works, of tills city beginning May 10: Confectionery stores, hotels and flan markets, using 100 lba or more at a time 60c per hundred; less than 100 lba 75c. Private parties ualng 100 lba or more. "5c; less than 100 lbs, lc per lb re sale below 10c Icoin ton lnt 17 Itfl- half ton. $4-00, at the works. . . Ico shipped in sacks 76c par 100, sacks extra. n.m-r.i. ice Woacs 5-10lf fTiivsTK. !: Woekb, Seventy. Fifth Anniversary. Nrxt Sunday marka the 75th nniver frv of the founding of the American I nitanan Association. nd the Mrrices in Unity church will be la boaor oftne occasion. Subject in the evening 'What Unitarianlsra teacbea and wb It hag done for civil ftnd religious lit orty.' Have you seen tho new work at tbs Rex Studio? Tuey are making exw1' 'ent photos and right op to date.