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Newspaper Page TextW3 'I a t-wa-m-----M-J-a-J-1-TJ i f t r IH I 4. 5?h 't- vi T , HOolvereotVe CASH STORE MAKES SPBOIALTIBS OF GERSTER & DENT KID GLOVES ROYAL WORCESTER R. & G. CORSLTS . FERRIS AND W. C C. WAISTS BLACK CAT HOSIERY. LELAND'S AND FOSTER'S SHIRTWAISTS PRIESTLEY'S BLACK DRESS GOODS 3CEach ar tide the peer of all others of its kind, and your money refunded if you don't find goods satisfactory, Upon which wc sell . IT T n. mc oig Dargam oiorc Mercerized. Waists Look Like Silk Wear Id fill the Neu) shades PINK LAVENDE d. J. Dalrymple & Co, wa nxx cva dsm an oca rva tva vn tva tva rva ax an rxj S fl Few) Specials for Spring 3Cg g bilks B Wo Imvo almost nny shade nnil quality of llk n person roulil desire, W JS . nnd nt tho price wtHtmto tlimii tlmv urn bound to Imi quick sellers. R China silk lor fanny work In nil shade f ',v'tf Hiirnli nnil Lyons Dynsllk for rummer waists , (Mo a Funny brocaded, regular f t.00 value, now,. 7fB P Taffeta silk Isist grade In nil itpulur shades BH H Fnncy hemstitched nnd lco sullied tnffota llHtfl Wsck taffeta silk extra wdu I.(X)q K Armuros, Futile, Piiiii IK) Holes, nnd satin duchess rnriKtiiK in K C price from txio to 11.60. Q t Kid Gloves g H ladles, wo wish In rail your attention to our kid ulnves. Q ROur fainoon Kid fully uuurrnnloed, made for service, Is ojimlliHl liy no n other dollar itlovo lit tin) city. 55 3 Our 3 clasp Hskay genuine kid In nil tlio iopular shades nt f 1.60. J" n U'n utso carry Chamois und Mochas, nt Mo nnd fl 00. Pj Hoo our lino beforo Meeting your next wlr of gloves, q I WH.HHOBSON R J1U7 UOMMICHl lAUSMTKICICT 5 a uti nro ivq tn tam m bx vq ya ua tva ckM tva cva iva ax WBATHtiii iim'oirr. Tonight Increasing cluudlnftm. dy threatening, Hatur- January and May Or In other word swift sixteen and Htventy, tiettl glastoa tunlly, wliwu the night is iImIitIIu1, whttlif r (riitn nsUgma tlun, farsighttHluuiMi, iiMrsiuhtMlutiMi, or lioui the falling sight ol ago, and wt aro sVIIIih! oiillolaiu that fan lut tlw sight roiunlllleally, and fit )oti with )uvHily udjnstwl kUih ata rrawimltln wnt. I dovoto a rt dwl e( ntliMitlMt to replacing lost or broken parts of )" tacks. Oailltts priHwrlpttnns.M imchlly C.H.H1NGES KXfKHT OITtlUK SUHCOMMICHCIAI, MT Next door to llolvvrwn s SMS wlWmL J ' " "-. n r - ' '" To u Given A Large Globe China Lamp A Large La Belle Water Pitcher Kvcry KVjwiIi puroUasa will U rntiUed to a share tfekvt In the Ue. A Decorated Blue Set of Cups and Saucers A Set of Dinner .kvwv 'JfeuUtuIi tnrliaL.will Im onlttltsl luws. Tlio dls tHbiuT'iii Mjipso gnwt promtunis will take pkw Jwly -ilii. Ourriook riHrjMlMMltV ud largvr than vr, and w Hjwt all ctMp9 UUoh' 800 our supply ol Mr. (Hiw'i wndnrul straw bvir rim a thtvy arrive Rotl'i 8c WvVfcWilM TH H, a,OIHi'M4X. That s the principle goods at Holvcrson s, " n" " ' U " , Better ue,: (J)AUU RED, BLUE; BLACK g HOTEL ARRIVALS. rw WII.LAMKTrx. H. rltrnuf, fJau I'miiclxt). II. (J. MoKlnloy, Portland. Pnm 8. (loMiiulth, 1'ortland. K.A. l-o Olalr, Superior, Wis. M. Ooglns, imlutli, Minn. J. II. Miller, Oregon City. 0. J. Whllo, Clonals, Or. 0 l Mumer, llrnoks, Or. W. 1'. Bniitli, Km FrHimlsco. Mies 0. Devon, Albany. A. W. Gunnison, Portland. PKIIUUNALB Mr. Will Clnrkonnddaiighter, of Oer vats, aru guiMt of Mi. K. 0. Dyer, A. 8, Coiioof Iluttuxlllo was In town today. Hewn at Salem In 1HI7 mid notlci some changes. Mr. W, D. Upauldlug, o( Kiigeuu, Is thoguenlol her wuslns, MIssO Hallou ami Mr. A. K. Hofer, for n few da), taking in tho Itoso Putr. Mr. P. W. Diirbln lias returnwl (ram a tliren hVs visit to Itaitent Origan. Mr. Durblu vlsluol Hi tier old Itomo at at bur old Iwmo at Olex, GlllUin sHiuty 'I ho Kstlcf of Msfeking Is tiHixirtaut, nnd all persons who wlh to rujlevo their hunger can do ki by iiiarohtng to Strong' Itustaurant. Plates, Same to a tbaro ttclitt In iIwmh ia nnua. Grab tr " 11 tt r. riiexit il. flway ROSE PAIR A SUCCESS Grand Floral Display Hall. in the City The Street Carnival of Floats Hie) clet Promise (o be a Kre Treat. and Owing to tlio perfect weathpr the an nual rose fair la now an assured success. Tlio bloom area nearly perfect ai they could be under all tlio condition, and the exhibit ha como in phenomenally large. At no fair ever held hero liavo tlio entries been o largo and satlsfac tory. Reside tho entrlc thcro aro bushel of roue everywhere, and- tho only possible trouble tho management Will liavo will bo In finding room for the crowd. It wa not tho Intention to piien up thi afternoon, but tho pre for admission was so great that tho ladle felt justified in opening the door. It will bo appreciated a a favor !( tho crowd .thi evening will moo about tho exhibits as rapidly a possible and thus facilitate accommodating all coiners. Tho street carnival promise to bo a raro ovont. It will consist of wore of children' decorated wheels, floats, chariot, etc. Among tho float will bo displays by tho following named fra torual order of tho femlmna persuasion : Woman's llollel Corp, Rohckahs, Mac cabees, Artisans and Degree of Honor. Chinatown will bo represented with a llornl turn-out In charge of Gee, tho man of llsli. Cooritown will also tako a hand, nnd tho whole fiesta will bo led off by tho American band from Chcmawa, Tho parade is to bo about tho courthouse, and will stmt from tho M. E. church promptly at" o'clock. MOTKH OS Till! I'AIH. Tlio Henri and Ouches of Kdlnhurgh Clematis dlsplnyed by Mrs. A.N. Moorvs nroalouo worth tho price of admlsssor. Grandma Mint bus tho thanks of tho management for two grand baskets of roses. '1 ho Ico cream parordccoratiil In el lows, California popples, butterllle nnd rich rose is a thing of beauty. Misses Knight and McKay imvo built up a superb booth for c infection made by tin ui Ives. Tho garlands of rose used In trim tiling tho main hull lend a queenly air t j tlio wholo effect. port aoon hoads. County Court Uuys Three of the New Halt Koiid Oradeir, Tho county court has purchased three of tho road rcraMir recently lnventel lip II. V. Hall, of Hall' Kerry, nnd which werodworlbml in Tub Jouiinal Hovcral weuksngo. Tlio scraper rosti on two whoel and Is drawn by two or moru horse. Tho bladu which doe tho scraping or grad ing I adjustable, and, tho machiuo scon. capable of doing tho sumo work as tint heavy nnd oxpensivo uiaDlilneshero toforO used, Utslde being much ban dlor and rnpablo of reaching place which the larger one could not get at. Tho throe craMr iMiught will bo placed at the dlsosal ol tho various road districts, and if they turn out n well n expected, morn may bo pur- chaxeil. Tho pries paid wa flttS foi thu three. Portland has ordered nil polo moved and wire put underground. re- To Contractors Land Builders As n building Ihkiiii Is now on In Hit loin and wishing to rucniirugu tho same to keep uii we will from and after this date, until further notice, deliver build in wind, all grade for (tCV load nearly lit yards If taken with lime, to any part of the business Mirtiuu of Salem. Con ereto gravel l( with cement at same rate Purlhcr distances hi like projior Hon. Wo are also offering the liest grade ol Portland cement, .and the celchrattd Itooho HarUir lime, together with llnesl quality Star A Star shinghv, cut or sawed, cwlur pints and plastering lath ever brought to Halem, ut greatly reduced rale. Inferior cement and llmo sold If twtntcd. For price imiiilro of D. H. IIKNTI.Y A CO. Ml- :ilU Front St. HEADQUARTERS While some iwdltlrmni make, their heudipiartttra at some hall, thtf Ktphi who want to enjoy the InvsI iirvHinsl uiMtl, umko their houdiUrtrter at tho t ; m iinnmj niuvr iiiii tint iiroiAUiuni:"" Ml'Kll.UU'A Hkhkiiaut Proprietors, lOd Statu St. Standard Rotary When you try ou you'll agrs with ovwryono who has eer il thetti The spewliMt, ivitwtmt running, most ivolvles maelituo on tho market to day. Wo aro surprimd at the number wo aro placing. Notwithstanding tho oull for cheap maehliiM, wo rre4y fall tu oouvtnee an Intending pur chaser of the uitm value of a ma ulilne ot this elau. The new machine oawe with the ehslu stitoh iittaaliiHWit, making two maetitii In one. It' so stuide that you'll siutte when you see It. The vVliitc Vibrating shuttle, ball bearing uw. eJilue t now on dlsUy. The Paragon Vibrator Uo wo show, the lwt lew prtrvil luaebiue you'll find, New uiaehlnM for rtttiU OKI miee taVwi In AtolmHge. MallHwi realnl, R. A. WIQQINS 307 COM. ST. Opposite IVetortice, SaUui. jpar LIGHT AND HEAL Ordinance to Furnish the Same Granted F. R. Anson. A People' Franchise Under Which the City Will Derive It Revenue!, The Palem city council unanimously passed without debate, a bill for an ordi nance, granting lo Franklin it. Anson of Balem, Oregon, lit successor and as sign, tho right to erect and maintain poles, wires, conduit, pipe lines, and other device for tho transmission and utilisation of steam and electricity, through the street, alley nnd highway of the city of Palem ; and providing for n bond assuring the uro of tho rights and privilegr granted, and prescribing certain rule antl regulation governing the iijo thereof. It contain tho usual provision for doing tho work and protecting tho city, and in addition tho following promjSes; siiAU, pat two rsn cKNt. In consideration of tho use of tho pub. lie hishwayfl of tho city of Salem and of tho benefit to bo derived by tho said Anson, hi successors and assigns, through and by mean of tbo fimvirnriin Vl .HID uiwiiiiujvu , mil. ,, iim- slderatlon of tho nrlvilego of engaging In tho aforesaid busines pursuit and gen a. .. a ....a Ai .1U . . i .. M .... . Mt. . . .W1..- eration, distribution and rale of elec tricity nnd ot steam, no or nicy snail pay to tho citv of Halem. so lone as ho or they shall continue to do business under tho term and provision of this ordinance, two per cent of tho gross sum or income realized by him or them respectively. during each nnd every month, from tho snlo of electricity nnd steam transmitted or convoyed by them through tho streets nnd highway of said city for any pup wo or purpose whatsoever, ami pay merit for tho previous month slmll ho nindtt to tho recorder of said city on or beforo tlio 15th day of each calendar month. Tho sold Anson, his successor nnd as signs, shall ermit the Itccordor of the Citv of Salem, whenever directed bi lbo Common Council, to inspect any and all books relating to tho business to bo conducted under tho term of thlnordi nanco for tho nurposeof ascertaining tho gross Income derived from tho business milliorl't'd to bo conducted by till or dinance. The person, person or corporation nt nny time doing business under tho terms of this ordinance, shall protect tho City of Snli'in iiicaiust all loss, damage or cost which mav result to tho City of Salem by nny defect In tho street caused by ex cavations, pole or wire authorized un der this ordinance Tho said Anion, hi successors nnd nssk'niTS. shall within ISO day from nnd after tho approval of this ordinance, tlio with the recorder of the City of Salem n iKind In tlio sum ol live thousand (15,000) dollar lawful money ol tho F lilted States, with two or moro sureties or u irunranty company to bo approved by tho mayor, conlltloncd that ho or thev wilt Install the electric plant nil thorized by tilt ordinance on or before the 1st day of April, A I). 1001, which said plant flnll havo n maximum capac ity of at least 100-hnrso power, nnd that such plant shall bo in actual operation on such date. Tho (aid Anson, his successors nnd nsslmis, shall commence thu work of eons. ruction within four month from and after tho approval of this ordinance nnd thu Installation thereof shall Imi bo far completed a to ho ready to com mence furnishing servico to private con miners therefrom on or heforo thu first day of April A. D. IIK11 ; nnd thu said nl ixi lines, iimnhnlt and steam hcatlnir device and appliances shall bo so far completed nnd In place n to I to ready to fimilr-li servico to privato ronsiimors therefrom on or lieforo tho 1st day of October, A. I). 11K)1. A failure on thu part of die said Anson, hi successors and assigns, to liavo tho Fleet r leal nnd Steaui'llisitlng Plant mid Systems in actual njieratloii within tho respectho date herein prescribed (unless tlio time (hi extended) shall work n forfeiture of all ol tho right and privileges herein eranted and iMrtalnini!to the plants and system not In actual operation on thom respective date :nrov ded, however, that a rental of pole privilege on existing or pruvlondv erected poles and tho string ing of their wires thereon by snld An son, his successor orns'igns, shall have the samo efftvt and bo considered us complying with the term of this Section so far as oles nro concerned, tbo samo as thnuuh they had erected now and ad ditional itoles exclusively tlielr own Tho eitv of Salem reserves to Itself nt tho end of thirty ear from and after the date of tho npprovul of this ordi nance, the right nnd prlvlleco to repeal this ordinance nnd terminate nil riutits and privileges hereby conferred, and to purrliaso and acquire at nny time tho complete nnd eutiru plant, property and business at such time Wing oorated. maintained, conducted nnd rarrksl on under the provisions of this ordinance, tho price to Im mld therefor by said Citv to tho owner of said plant, prov erty ami business shall bo tho actual tWt of the same to them as shall bo do termiiiKil by a Ixwrd of arbitration con slstiiit; of tlir tuemUtrs. One member of Nild Ibvird to Imi apinted by the Mayor ol sahl Citv, ouo ineinber to beappainted by tho ow iiero( sakl plant, proiKirt v and business i and a third member to bo agrved upon and appointed by tho other "" meuiponi. Tho said Anson, Ins snece-ssors and assigns, shall within thirty dava from and the approval of this Ordinance, Wheels - , ,ys 1 nave some siweiai lKir Uitli now uud second hand wheels that will pay Mil UdW and gentlemen to see. New wluvls from ti up SmxmhI baud from UW up. (X)ine ami try the Tribune oJihIhU the hamlsonieet wheel on the mar ket today. Our Sundry Stock btlek wrapblte, Re; TuIhj gru4ute, lOe; lUUlwr drinking cur. SrV; lStxteruetearriere. tho Indus' U. ortte, WV; SJ rap earners, pair. ,; TWeui too flips, iir. Sic; Kindi fuel pu m e, fiUe: ctHMperotiee, 4Uj; Pveket wreneJie. Me; SUr lamp, ws.MIMj MrfHtw g. MOO: Cur utile, S lbs for Ji , ready for use. Qunu M lamps, f 1.60; WtU Century SAddles, tiree, grifts, oil, cement, enamel, bells, tiro tape. In fact any thing you need (or the wheel. We Can Fill Any PhT7V.an'fi Prescript on When your physician wants to be sure ot drugs are not right UrUgS tO De ngllt must De pure aim i.w... - '., f ;s "Don't allow anything to be put into presc r plion s li ha is not absolutely p're and fresh", and Mr. Fry pajs the bns With this carefullness, is it any wonder that nur business is growing so rapidly? ,, , .rt.;rtMC We can fill your physician s prescriptions. fnkft our word howevei. ask him. D, l Fry 310 file with the Recorder of tho City Salem his or their written acceptance of the provisions of thi Ordinance. REPUBLICANS RALLY In Defense of Constable Mlnto and Fernlnst Sheriff Frank Dutbin Light Crop of Prunes. County Clerk Hall, Chas. Murphy, Lot Pearce, J. N. Smith, John Scott, John II. McNary, E. H. Hogg, Douglas Mlnto, John Reynolds and Eome more of tho candidate wero out at Liberty Thursday evening and held ft Republi can rally, It proved to bo a kind of special effort In hehnlf Constablo Mlnto and against Sheriff Durbln. Tho meet ing wos a Btrictly partisan affair, only Republican speaking. Thoro was a fair number present, about forty beside tho visitor. Bruce Cunningham presided and in a neat rpeech opened tho meeting by introduc ing W. W. Hall, Mr. Hall said he had always favored economy In public affairs, and ftith tho assistance of other had succeeded in making n material reduc tion in county exensos. Ho challenged investigation of hi records, a compared with tho past. In 1897 It cost 80,170, to run tho county. In 18io, f51,U48 Tho present year would bo less than $50 000. Ho believed tho olllco belonged to tho icop1o nnd should bo conducted for tho people. For two year they would run tho county for $103,000, or a saving of nearly 50,000. This wns done notliy cutting oil necessaries, uui oy conducting tho business n any private citizen would do John Scott for county judgo was the next speaker. Ho raid that tho people wero mora Interested in county than national nffolrs If elected, ho would servo tlm tieonlo a a wholo impartially. Econ omy should ljo exorcised at all times. A great deal of money had been expended on roads and bridges in nn Improier manner. Ho would let nil contract for bridges or nny kind ol work nmountlng to less than $100, a well as above, uud oven coruwood, to thu lowest bidder. Ho paid some attention to thu bicycle question. Tho pauper expenses should bo cut down n great deal As to rrlml ual expense, it wns too large, und tlio taxpayer wero'o bluiuu, as to3 many action w oro nnsvii on petty jealousies. llu lavort-d selecting tlio yorv best jurors, regardless ol party lines. It would bonis purpose It elected to give the people thu very best nnd tho most, economical administration ho wnscapu . . ...-. .. blu of, John Reynolds was Introduced a a son ol Dr. Reynold and having a practi cal knowledge ol thu law. ifo slated that ho was u graduatu of thu Ann Arbor law school and voted for McKinlev in 1MH). Ho would, II elected, dischurgu the duties of his olllco impartially. Ho would not favor criminal prosecutions. lit Penrcu was introduced us a man "favorably known to all thu farmers ol tho county." llu said his forefathers had been Republican nnd he iiluava expected to boa Republican. Ho would. if elected, consider tho welfare of nil citizen, however, lie eulogized tho registration law as ono of tho grandest stop of progiuss over taken. Hut he favored making some change if elected. lie did not discuss other matters, but yleldid to Dr, J. N. Smith, who wus in troduced as n man for all uirties. Smith said ho was n partisan, how over, in u certain sciik, but in most matter of legislation ho was of tho opinion It wa best to bo n non-partisan. Tho stato tax was (land 7-10 mills, wliero two year ugo it was 6 mill. Thi wa duo to Multnomah county dodging about eleven millions of property. Marlon county wa (hart about a million Ho favored a state board of equalization of throe, elected by tho people, but one to bo from Portland. lie would Introduce u bill taxing express and telephone com utnlc. llo also favored a bill to rrqulru ImiiiI of nil wareboiuu men. lie at tacked tho normal school appropriation and opposed extending them. The statu ought not to gtva any child moro than a common school education. If tln.y wanted moro than that they could get ft themselves. Hon. K 11, Flagg was introduced to dbuus national Issues but declared ho had no such Intention. Ho reviewed his own record in tho legislature Ho scored too legislator who refused to organize thu preceding legislature. He admitted that tho Ui nion Convention set tho uuco two year ago by proposing to rod red ure ainrtee IIHKW. Tho Repub cans UAIll one better and promised to rtMuco f 10. 000 a ear on county salaries, lie claimed no Republican kicked on these reduction. Hut said tho only protest came from a member of the Union party. Iho legislature was asked to raise the II . "I Iierifl' wary from 11500 to flXXX), and , W havedeoided to close out our him fee In civil case, Under tho old fee i wr businiwe at Nilem Orewn. If vou sjstem Republican sheriffs had made " interested mil at our otilro as high a SOO0 a year. The Goernor flII?D S raw tahk klST STTK A Few of the Good I'AA'HT . .-ff..k . . . bmanTibloxItKTIIS'' berry, raspberry and cherry tLtvors' Mouth kook'i'uosi'haWhu --- vevi emu PLY sea foam X imduintri. iliirli4irt iat -. Ir IO-tl- !- K,i. " -- - wrm, r.uAonu oiAiiuu A c picture given a pound cau. Ubby's cldpiHxl beef In il?.5nl,? WB.' lUtoo, corned Ul and devl led hT' A?R- "SffltS. 8. " and SKS! x-auK lomatot. tanev cream .ml s..u ",: '" '.'." "" al mark.Hu n...n..,.'""' 4""' and Ush It. I'm . ----.-, ...-lrbVM ami IKtrtiMEE I'aar WJ t a S!ft?ft . 5a vi& viimio wir ami onice the IUui , .t.. i..,. ? --w, IKa 1 SniiHktil wiiitk m.nvk 'uui vfR'ff?.'" ! Jwikiit, nnlT.I "I-" v "." WAIBRY of the elty. Ituh vrs. a-J rZ-i v i X JUST .writes ,J prPj" frT.hl Needn't Druggist, Commercial St. . . ., . i mi ,...(,, iim aiinriff's salary Knew mo uui mi."-" ... .- In Marion county was wrong, but he did not veto It In the &'"' and Adams were against the hi J1' wos brought ur. ond pasfed by the help of tho Portland senators. Iho shoritt of Oregon had Ijeen robbing the stato right and left for many ears. A gen eral law required all fees to be paid into the treasury, and tills lfWn "r garded by the eh-riff of Marlon county. The gentleman spent nearly all hit time on the shtnir salary He did not claim the amount the sheriff was receiv ing was larger or too large, fhe gentle man closed with a grand eulogy of tho Populists as tho only honest reformers and asked them to vote awinst Durbln. He then proceeded to praise Mr.Purbiu s opiionent as a soldier who had done his duty and would do again If he was elected sheriff Mr Flngg attacked Sheriff Durbln for not letting tlio tax advertising to the lowest bidder Hn admitted he once had a bill against Marlon county and said they were getting tho ballots printed now for $73. Mr. Flagg admitted that n great deal more had been paid In tho Mr Flagg said ho would not discus national issues and concluded with a few shots nt Dr. Daly, the Union can didate for congress. John II McXary also begged to be ex cused from dbenssing national Issues but wound up with a nice expansion speech. Tho people of Oregon were more In terested in county nnd stnto affairs. The Rcnubllcan ticket was the best ever nominated In Marion county. He en dorsed tho legislation proposed by Dr. Smith, Tho peoplo ol Oregon must have n stnto board ol equalization. Ho ad vocated n higher viilnallon on proorty nnd a lower levy ol taxes. High tuxes kept moro cople out of the state than anything else. From 35 or -10 mills was enough to make nny intending settler buy u return ticket and Ir.-ne the stato nt once. Tho county court IiaiI done many things no man could uphold If Iho expenses wero so much lower why wero taxes bo much higher'' It was to get tho county nut of debt, and II wo continued at thu present rate, by the beginning of the next century (11K)U Marion county would Ikj on n cash basis and that Ma as It should bo lie also ail located IiizIiil' Wells. Farun A. Co. i They wero taking moro money out of Salem than any business and all thev I paid tuxes on was npairofold horses. Iclegrnnh and telephonn ( companies pnid on n few old chairs. None of theco corporations wore taxed, and they should bo taxed Instead ol tho tax all lioing put 011 tlio land. Dr. Smith and .Mr. Pearce would put such a bill through, hut if tiny failed it would he w ill not get me ancu .wu - r.,ri- Air r-rv savi. ihJCVnrt!,.,01iSNone are better at any price , few as good argued that it was ten time moro mportunt that tho county judge, REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 21 LONG drenlt "jmlgo 'bo'ono!1' Ho oT-ecied ' YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THEY to argue this at length. If all attorneys KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOD WHEEL X were honest It would bo different. Hut nAI , ,M AVr. . c . ,,e c,.-.. vrM , ..r, ,IME ho had met soma ho was suspicious of. CALL IN AND LEI ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE. Ho said as lnrur us lnwvers wito wbnt I'l' ic a dieaciiixt -vr cui-xt nun uUGPI C , I.... 1 " ' , , ., niii ni-iu u iii,vjur wan ueLiieti u.ero lift tie defended Iho record that .Mlnto had made lie had lor .Maren. mil hi expense ond for February ho only got fit. this refuted the charge that ho wa grafting Su'riSuiyni!?. SSuffKViK ho liml nveniged f 10 (K) n month. He iiHked lor justice for Constable Mlnto Ho clo'od willi an appeal fur Sound Money and Expansion. Wo were now enjoying good times and should continue to do so. Inquiry among tho farmers revealed tho fact that tho prune crop will bo light one-half to one third of the usual yield. When Nature Need nislaur It may be best to ren der It promptly, hut one should reinem- oer 10 use oven thu most iwfect reme- dies only when needed. Tim luut .! 1 most simple and gentlo remedy I thu Syrup of Figs, iuanufaetured by the Cal ifornia Fig Syrup Co t Peace Declatc. by devote all your time reading the Itoer ar nnd tho Gold Fiekls of Alaska? There are other matturs ol vital uuportanco; you may make a trip h.u.t a,i.l ..111 ..... ... t ' ....... .,,.., nlll wullfc lo K know how to travel. I PS& vice, use between ate and other information, u.it.. I,,- A. Clock, Oeneral Agent, Portland, Ore For bale. --f tioOPilK I.PMBKK Co Bou)epso5$ fiioMe WW. T.l'IIO.N JtiSl Things We Carry: D1HT IM-tkIlltV.1 Oiaage, lemua, suaw KLATl.VB-rVr makln.. jeJH,, lww attJ ' civ. wiUi everv lOo tuekaL. "-.n JK (or y ! -,7i ""S ' "5.."rw.t . Chlw - cCS "lJeJm,ct., . . ----- nv. uaiMii null, ll-.j. ... .. .. .'" RUrrHu u.' !.-. s Oelneredw"; Irt 1 I 1 m ffllffS New Summer Swisses nm u ,.. Net PIM ?nd Uras ii swr, -, i iihvu n uicui.".. .--, New Fringes and Gimp in i exquis Sew Skirt hining In M&&&TM nM ,2C0. New Hn-if Outings and Swamido ,& $$& v. ui.ict wiiiHLfl nuiiiinv Now Dffins in embroideries and Insertions. V WriW 'toS AnoXr shipment ot Gents' clothing. And just armed WW-.' scotch Twoeds. Oregon Sorgc, and a Sn9 8t !!?., l Food a Dre ng CnseJ nml Valises, Trunl.,' Crash dandy Hno. of Oon t U ess ng ftnJ colori m nwk ISHr" &' clothing Thrice that no boy need go ragged. . mi minin I Th 111 III ' V i il I i,iih n a rt 'j ftiu' uuiui SALEM T am 6I0S A fine dry goods andjshoe stock, an J these are so ne of the bargiins cwlleSt prdty designs, regular iOc now 25c i yard. Silk mitts for 15c a pair, bilk gloves worth 50c for 25c a pair. Aisses white kid gloves tor 10c a pair. Fine shoes sizes 2 to 3 1-2. worth 53.50 a pair, for 1.25 a pair, Aen's unlaundered white shirts. 29c, best quality 35c. Pearl button 5c a dozen. White horn buttons, 10c a gross. 10 yds. spool twist I "5c a dozen. Assorted colors darning cotton 5c a dozen. A great variety ol laces, ribbons, embroideries cor sets, hosiery and underwear ai greatly reduced rates. Man'c inH RtW hats and caps. Ladies and Misses hick- Immense bargains at 1st ets. Isadore Greenbaum RAMBLER BICYCLES AKE JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS; IN FACT THEY ALWAYS HAVE BEEN IN ADVANCE THAI IS WHY YOU SEE RAMBLERS EVERYWHERE fC X. 7i 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, $(0 1 1 1 j r uunouixu 03 ATT 258 Commercial St; A fu line of bicycle Sundries. mm A LARSON'S NEW FRUIT EVAPORATOR a """'mr- Twnn"Mm 1 'mw L LARSON, RATES on ICE , The following ow rate on Ic i,.v. 'marur,1,0.' M, and frv irt . . IOd or wre i AlVX'Vh M.00, ItO bIiIui-l.1 I . s e.i""ri '" "5" If r 100, sack. 5-16U VietTAt, lea Work ,BU Crtstai Iob Wobc. ARRIVED AT X A X MIHT STORE Lawns, nnd Percale. - - - - v: -ela for cuildren. h"- rtiy in -",.. .iat, ut0. I ,111 OREGON. mo oui store South of the Post Oificc. SHIPP ivy oilY uuiv hiiuuuu New wheels on installments mmmmmmmmmm nnui ?i) n omi hi .ii n t 1 1 1 i uuuiau ui, PATTONS BOOK STORE I Headquarter for Kodaks and ICameras 15 and 20 per cent, discount Allowed, By its use all air shafts are dis pensed with, and truit are dryed under dead heat, it is fireproof; it saves 80 per cent. in rfuel; it saves 3-4 in labor. Can dry in 13 hours without dipping injye. Forcircu laraddres ywWWwrrjTi SHAW OREGON. Bottled Beer Khnei Ucck,Succca w Southaa Uottlic Work. Ut oiUera for bottled beer ill be flUcJ l the brewery. Kept on cold storage Free ritr (UlUttrr. Telephone 8131, 75c, a Sacks Purfcvtion flour, manufactured by i Wilbelm & Sou., Monroe, Ot.. for lt by liiLMtrr A lix 6-7-1 m Salem Orenon !