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Newspaper Page Text"VSW m&,.' f. s &W' srt- e: L iv.', K r H- (' &V ,. K w . :f K 1 f ' if 9. Dolvereon'e CASH STORE 'MAIBS SPECIALTIES OF GERSTER & DENT KID GLOVES ROYAL WORCESTER R. & G. CORSETS r. ' FERRIS AND W. C C. WAISTS BLACK CAT HOSIERY. LELaiWS AND FOSTER'S SHIRTWAISTS CEach article the peer of all others of its kind, and your money refunded if you don't find goods satisfactory, upon which we sell the Big Bargain Store Mercerized Waists Look Like Silk Wear Better Id fill the NeW shades PINK LAVENDER RED, BLUE, BLACK J. .J. Dalpymple & Co, Ma tra cues dm dot iva tva fva run tva tva iva cva dm iva I fl F?u, Specials for Sppina xxi wm 2 s g s R Silks Wo liavo almost imr ehmlo anil and at tho mire wo quoin thqmthny iiro bound to-lra quick Boilers, gl China silk lor fancy work In nil shades $ ,'IH SS Surah and Lyons l)yo silks for siirnmur waists.... (XI K Imiiicv brocaiksi, regular fl.OO J...I r.w.nlnp St tWl TaHo otn s Ilka lieat urmlu In nil ikm silks lieat grade In all Fancy hemstitched anil lace slriod taffetas. , , Ulack talTcta silk extra wde Artnures, Failles, IVnu Do Soles, price from Wo to tl.GO. g Kid Gloves S LadifM. wo wish to rail vour attention to our kid clove. S S D Our famosa Kid fully guarruntecd, intulu foracrvlco, la cqunllinl liynon other dollar glove In tho city. 5 Our .1 chip Kskay ironulno kid wo niw carry inaiiiois ami .iiocnas, at hoc and l.OO. Bou our lino before selecting your nuxt txilr of gloves, W.-H. PHOBSON (7 COMMICltCIAbSBTKICICT 1 Cta IVO CkM &XI KUtf3 IVJIrt 133 The mill will not run with the water that lias passed, Neither will your watch run with thn oil that hat ilrlnl and hi thli condition your watch will Boon ohow wimrln out. Tlniru la lio need of luttiux jour watch co to ruin when ou can have llr.it-cl.ui. workmanthlp tKirforitiod at a rcaoonkhlu Irlc. Wo will clean your watch at 70o. Malut.irlnga, 7fto. mid warrantiHl, O.JH-WINOJB3 WATOHXAKKK AKII OIT.CIAN, ji DnOOMMUHOUb MX. Nut door U) llolveiaou'a wn atii Kit nui'onT. aaa.aa..a..aaa.a.a Tonlghtand Sunday fair. Vi!4WrVz ' ' i'j. "i r"i i " - -i . -,,, i To Be Given flwau . A Large Globe China Lamp ; . A Large La Belle Water Pitcher " . Ktory6oeoali purcluw will l oullUol to n ahara ticket hi thu above. A Decorated Blue Set of Cups and Saucers, A Set of Dinner Plates, Same, . fcycry lo cxiU purul.aw will be entitled to a thare ticket In (Iimo two Juttia. 'I'in ilUtribuiIvii ol ihew grval pnmiliima will tako pkice July 4th. Oar Wck U groceries U Utter ami larger than vt, ami wo meet ajl 8vo or supply ol Mm. Httw's wonderful ktrawberrte m thy arrive Rotti & MlKMUpKS Til Hi a, kOXX4XX. mm PRIESTLEY'S BLACK DRESS GOODS That s the principle goods at Kolverson s w, , r yt i s , $200 5 8 duality of silk a ncrson could desire. 0 value, now,, 7ofl aIiw .,,.. tKiimlar ahudea. . . . 1.00 aj J .00 S 5 , and satin iluchcss ranging In A S In all t)m jxiptilar s hades at f 1.G0. lYO EkXI (VQ OH LXCI IVO tVO CkX COTTACIK A. II. liumlmll, .MIuiumh1I, Minn. Cliaa. Kox, Chlcaifo. Jaa. llainllton, OIiIcako. Itov. C. It. f colt. Itolw). Idaho. J. II. Klrkland, Portland. W. J. Bhattuck,Kacroim)uto, J. W, DavU, Han Kianclico. JU (IckhIwIii, i Oraudo. 1'. K, ThompHon , rortland, A. fl. Cono, llitttuvillu. MUa Amanda Hwann Chaui0(t,. wiiXAutrrx. Oro. K. Ilurton, Han Franclaco. K. II. Whitney, Han Kraucilkco. M. K. lVtvraon, rortland. J. M. Ilaiiilll, Ht. Paul, Minn. j no. Aiuiruw, rortland. Kola Nla, Albany. II. M. Kalrfowl, Portland. Hllsa J. Daly, Jarkaonvlllo. K. 0. Olcniout, Hiwkanu. T. H. Olart, Portlaml. Mi Nvlllo, Uilhrvath. Portland. llulltr On the Mate. Alter a Ioiik rt'at lion, duller ami hli trooix, ariion tlioiiioi, but an army ol iKHipIo who know whera tlu Wt U to Ih had, mov dally for their food to the qi. Klmii Kcilauraiit. lo oed Hard Fighting may not win a vltitury, Mav or but bard work maim peopio Hungry, and thuy know that thu U't uliwo to huv llrsbelais pmvlalons and belats provisions and urocerlos Is at iiranton v iMgan't. Heod prvm onive. Graber 1SI T4TK ST. lUOHa 151. MAGMICIENT success The Rose Show Exceeds All Expec tations and Crowd is Immense. Namek of Prize Winners and of Children Taking Part In Dlcycln Porade About $loo Cleared. Tho ltoso Show was unequivocally a grand cucceas, and tho expectations of tho promoters wore realized several fold. Tho only drawback was tho lack of room to ace imodato tho crowds wliicli sought admission, and had there been plonty of leeway In this respect, the re ceipts, would undoubtedly have been much larger. The parado ol children with decorated bicycles and floats was very fine. Thero wore over 100 children In tho parade and between forty and fifty decorated bicycles. Tho crowd which was gathered" on tho court houso wjuaro was variously esti mated, at from 3000 to 6000 people Tho parade started from tho First M. B. church at 7:30. led by tho Chemawa Indian band of 17 pieces and preceded by a colored gentlemen, Chas. Lcchter, dressed at the very top notch of stylo, and acting as drum major. Then fol lowed the flower covered bicycles, Inter spersed with beautiful little floats. Tho rear was brought up by two littlo Chlneso children In a float drawn by tho dog, Itaitus, led by a young China American on each side. Tho lino of march was' once around tho court houso tVjuaro ngnlnd tho sun, counter marching on tho curved walk east of tho courthouse and tlienco to tho city hall. The council chamber on tho second floor of tho city hall, with thn main hall-way, was set with tables upon which the flowers wore displayed, and, in splto of thu unfavorable season, tho tables wcro covorcd With most U'autiful aticclmcns. Tho press of visitors was so great that It was necessary for the people to pass In through tho council chamber and out through tho main 'halt ol thu building, and during tho rendition of thu musical program it was Impossible to make one's way through thu crowd. Thu Mandolili Club played several cholco colcctions, and Miss Kthel Itay- mond sang, reriKindliig to n hearty encore. Till CIIIUIIIKN'm I'AIIAUC. Tho floats In the parado wcro very tastefully gotten up, nud Included the following! Tho Home Queen, Kugoula Hollo, occu pied n float drawn by ten children, as follews: Victor Morrioon,' Itudolph KratiMo, Clarence Hyrri, Charlea Craig, Lola llelle Cook, Ituth Damon, Agnes llayue, P.lla Thielten, Margaret Oahurn and llellu Morriwn. Tho maldsof honor were 15 littlo girls, garlanded with roum, uud In charge ol Mlires I.eona and Delia Ilriggs, as fol Ions; Venlta Hmltli, Ilcno I-ach, Ksslu (10VEKN0R M'CORD Roooianiouda Po-ru-na For Cutarrb. lion. M. 11. WeCord. IIoii.Myrou II, McCVnl, Kx-llovernoi of New Mexico, lu a letter to Dr. Hart man, from Wanluugton, I),l' il DeurHIr At lliesuggeetiuiiDf afrlelid I wu itdvlied to uo Pe-ru-na for catarrh, and atter ulng one tmttlo 1 tegaii to feel hotter In everyway. It helptnl me In many renpeota, 1 wiu troubtetl with cold, coughs, sore throat, eto, but a oon a I hid taken your medli'lno 1 tKigau to Improve and soon gut well. I take ptoaaura in recommending your groat remedy to alt who aro aUltoted with catarrh.-M. 11. MeCord. Tho spring presents a mueh more favorable opportunity for the perma nent euro of eliroulo eatarrh, wpeolsllj old, ntuliborn oates, Nnw It the time tu Infill treatmeut. liulut upon having lv-ru-n. Thero aro no kueomwful i If lllute for this remedy. Kelid tu Dr llarlnuu, I'oluml u, Dhlo, for a free ca tarrh book. Standard Rotary When you try one you'll agree with everyone who has uer tuod them Tho eeillest, easiest running, moat noieclcas machine on the market to day. Wo are urprb)d at the number wo are placing. .Netwtthitamllng the call lor cheap machines, wo rarely fall to convince, an Intending pur chKr of the extra value of a ma chine ill this olius. The new machines womo with tho eliatu stlteh attaehmoul, nuking two inseliintM In one. It's so simple that you'll smile whim you see It The 'X'hltc Vibrating shuttle, ball l-eartng hm. chine Is no on display. The Paragon Vibrator also wo show, the lout mw itrtcwl maehlue you'll tlnd. Now maehtues dir rent. Old ones taken in exehange. Machines reiwilre.1, f P. A. WIQQINS 30T ooTvr 5r sw Opposite lWottice, Salem. JfcGulrc, Emma Gllmore, Lillian Stev ens, Carrie Ncrod, Edith Ilarding, Bes sie Simpson, Iva Reeve, Lata Gilmort, Ilaxel Bishop, Grace Srtlltli, Lois Simp son, "Marie Ifofcr, Iirmn Kleppln. Tho lodges and organizations were rep resented by floats, as follews: Degree of Honer: Maud Durbin on float drown by Pearl Zlnn, Eleanor Rog ers, Esther Barr, Leona Van Pat ton, JLaura 1'ugh, and Rath Van Patton. Maccabees: Ruth Wyman, drawn by Murray Clark, Harry Wendroth, Ralph Colvin, Eugene Slator, Harold Bean, Archie Wlllard, Walter Muellhanpt, Uelbcrt Burton, Edgar Sherman. Rathbone Sisters: Lucile Staley In tho float, drawn by Lowell Will and Alfred Schrain. W. R. O.: Miss Oda Ryan, drawn by Alger Ryan, Leo Walton, Ralph Southwlck and Lawrenco Toung. Artisans: Willie Roach, drawn by A. A. Bashors Alaska dog. rnizes AWARDED. Premiums on rose display were awarded as follews: Best collection of tea roses, half or full blown, not less than 12 varieties, $3 Mrs. hlla Young. Best collection of same, six varieties, $2 Mrs. E. Breyman. Best collection o( 12 varieties of buds, Teas, $3 Miss Mary Stlnson. Best collection of same six varieties, 1 Miss Mary Parmcntcr, Best collection of ml roses, not less than flvo varlctiof,l Mrs. Ella Young. Heat rose introduced 1898 Rev. W, E. Copcland. Special premiums ol 60 cents each on best display of tho following varioties of roses were awarded as follows : Mareclial Neil-Mrs. A. T. Wain. Viscountess Folkstone Mrs. W. Brey man. Popa Qonllcr Mrs. Dr. Cusick. Catherine Jlermet Mrs.SllasF.Riggs. Jacqueminot Mrs. Geo. Hatch. Rleno Mario Henrfettc Miss Mary Stlnson. La France Miss Mary Stlnson. I .a Marque Mrs. Lot Pcarce. Pcrlo Des Jardlncs Mrs.A.N.Moorcs. Tho Bride Mrs. Chas. Cos per, Madame Joseph Schwartz Mrs. A.T. Gilbert. Nephllos Mrs. J. F. Hughes. Other special premiums for best dis play wcro awarded as follews: Columbine Mrs. Lot Pierce. Clematis Mrs. W. W. Rhodes. Ferns Mrs. Dr. Cusick. Itegonlai Mrs. A. T. Wain. Umbrella plants Mrs. Dr. Byrd. IIICVCI.K riUMIUMB. Tho award of bicycle prizes, was as follews: Imperial First. Eunano Craig: sec ond, Joelo James: Ihird, Nellio Denton. Columbia Dora Warrick. Hartford Alice Hamilton. Stearns Aallnu Bigger. Orescent First, Sophia Catlln, cyclo meter; second, I.eo Davis. Corlnno Riley and Kittio James, eacli a bicycle bell. Ooldeii Eiiglo Charlie Smith. Eagle Hnmuel Diem. Kent child's wheel First, Miss Alma Watt, shoo, designed by Ivan Martin; second, Miss Alice Hamilton, yellow design. Thoro entitled to prizes can call on the respective dealers or tho committee for thu MIII1U. Many 6t the ladies winning caih prizes, nru turning them hack to thu so ciety, mid this praiseworthy action will Increaxe tho fountain fund many dollars, reflecting additional credit on the ladles whohavu so unselllshly contributed their tlmu and best efforts to tho success of tho fair. Thu receipts were about f 100, and tho ladles exect to bo able to turn over to the fountain fund over f 100 as the re sult of their efforts in this most success ful affair. I'BltUUNALB Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MeNary, aro at Newport for a few days. MlssThecIa Dove, of Saginaw Is In theclty visiting her sister Mabel. Mrs. Manning and children, came up from Portland this morning to visit hor fathr II. Coffey. Miss Uussio Heckhart, ol Corvalllr, who has lieen visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kline has returned homo. Mrs. Alex Powers, ol Halsey, relumed home today after a few dtys' visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Powers. Mrs, R, A. Carothers, who formerly resided In Salem, camo up from Port laud to uiuko a short visit with her daughter, Mlu Millie Corothers, who has Im-oii attending tho Capitol business college. Mrs. J. W, McKinuey, accompanied by Dr. Mary StapUs, camo down from Turner to attend tlm Rose Show. Dr. Staples la recently from California, but admits that Oregon's roses compare most favorably with thoso of tho Golden Slate. Caute for Joy, Mufeklng being rolietcd gives joy to many. Another cause (or joy to ladles hi Salem Is, that there is no need ol standing about a hot loo on Sunday as a Hrst-cUss dinner Is served daily at Strong's Itostauratu. Wheels 2C I have tome seeial bargains In ttoth new and second hand w heels turn win pay toUi ladles' and gentlemen to ten. New wheels from !5 up. Second hand (rom x.tKJ up. Come and try tho Tribune chaluler tho handsomest wheel ou tho mar. ket today. Oor Sundry Stock Stick granhlle, 5c r Tulw graphite, 10o, Rubber drinking cups, 25c: loxter uet carriers, tho ladle' fav orite, tJo; Strapcarner. iir, 25c s ) litem too cllvi, ir, Sfcs JS-lnch fwt pumps, 50c , cheaper ones, 40c; Pouket wrencheo, 25c, Solar Umru, ttV IW' J, B. W-W; Cor bkle, 2 llw for J6V ; ready (or use tJneenoilUinp. 1 50.20th Ceuturv oil 12.50 Saddlet Urys, grips, oil, cemeat enamel, bells, tiro tape, in fact any Uiiug you need for the wheel. ' We Can Fill Any Physician's Prescript on When your physician writes a prescription for you he wants to be sure of the drugs that go into it. e drugs are not right he will not ge the desired results. Drugs to be right must be pure and fresh. A f. I Fry says. "Don't allow anything to be put into prescription s that is not absolutely pure and fresh", and Mr. Fry pays the bills. With this carefullness. is it any wonder that our business is growing so rapidly? . . MpprVt We can fill your physician's prescriptions. Neednt take our word however, ask him. D, , Fry Druggist, 310 JOURNAL "X-nAY8." Rosea and strawberrlea are among Oregon's rarest flowers. It I Push odflce: Pay your taxes and'saw wood until we tell you how to vote, f t t Politics Is ripe, but some of tho politi cians will be as green as a gourd forever, tit Push orators crucify Sheriff Durbin and praise Constable Mlnto, and that makes the voter smile. 5 t t Tiir Joukkal has not yet decided to open a live stock column and publish pictures of candidates. XI t If non-partisan government saved Salem over $25,000 the first year, why won't It save (50,000 for Marion county? 1 t t Salem's Rose Fair Is a great succesf, as usual. Now U is suggested that a "Public Improvement Club" be organ ized. I I i Frank Durbin will run liko a Belgian hare, because ho has made a better sher iff than his predecessor, and hasn't cost tho taxpayers nearly as much. t i I And now Wausau, Wis., wants to know all about the Salem popular homo loan. Nothing In tho way ol local enter prise has ever been so highly prabed all over the United States as the success of that move by Salem's hay-seed citi zens' council. tt t It's all right for push orators to abuse Sheriff Durbin, but the fact remains that that official has drawn nearly four thousand dollars loss from the county In his 22 months than Frank Wrlghtmau drow In a corresponding period. Besides that ho has SAVKD tho tax-payers sev eral thousand dollars additional. 1 1 : "Lie1 Liar I" resounded through tho hulls of congress last Thursday, as Rep resentative Hepburn and Cannon quar reled over thu Nicaragua canal bill. Wheeler, ol Kentucky, sought to pour oil on the troubled waters by raising a point of order, but that a Kentuckian, who interests hlmeell In a quarrel, should raise anything except a six shooter Is an incident that should be recorded as the opening ol a new diacneation. Ex. Excursion Rates. The O. O. T. Co., will make rate of 11.50 round trip to Portland to all part ies wishing to attend tho I.O. O. F. Grand Ixltre at Astoria. Tickets on sale May 21 and 22, Steamer Altona and I'omona, leave uauy at 8 a. m. o-iu-.'t In Probate Coutt. The report of Claud Gated, J. W. BIckford and Will Evans, appraisers of the F. B. Dearborn estate, has been filed, showing the estate to be valued at J3008. For bale. We have decided to close out our lum ber business at Salem Oregon. If you aro intetestcd call at our otlice. i-U-tf. Gooali Lcmbxr Co. Monument Unveiled, A monument to the memory o( Mrs. Wm. Wright will be unveiled over her grave la Lee Mission cemetery tomor row, by the ladles of Woodman circle, ol which deceased was a member. Oolngto NomcT No, but I am going to The Fair store to set somo ol the many barsaina thev are offering at 274 Commercial street, Sa lem, Uregon. 6 17 10 Attention Neighbor! All members of Silver Bell Circle, No. 43, P. J. W. O. W. Arrangements to meet atthe halloa Sunday, May 20th, at 1 P. m. sharp, for tho purpose of at tending the unveiling ceremonies of the monument over tho grave of our deceased neighbor, Lydia Wright, at Leo Mission cemetery, all 2 tu m. The public are cordially Invited to attend these exer cises. Ltdu A. Lkaho. It Clerk. fl!l?D s raw riax xiat statu A Few of the Good KO-NUT The. new cocoanut anut product for shertenlnt: and frvine best lMHrl Jnllv ..-. ....1... . I - ' UKUMAWUELUN The berrv. rasnberrv and chart rt. fLYMUUTII HOOK I'HOSl'HATED ......fl. ---.. -. -"-"" wo. iiMui iiuuuiuKi, suerueis. icea. etc ELA8TI0 STAUOH-A 35c Picture rivw, wi picture iriven UBBrdKS:8S IK,LEn 1UM I IU.U. .kln. ..I I....I l ii ... i wuuivmuto iu ig uu joc cans, Lbbv'a sliced lir,w.. lUcon. corned beof and devill! ,. iiL"":.. 1 '"?Tl ur'at on, corned beol and devilled bam, Graw nm, nuiZu, iiT. ViJ Butter, 6wwtlVkw.ndChTSnny!r,u,l Uucen Olive. Durkeea' 81,1 n.i7 f ,iVr.7 " ,1.1 UB .JK' Catsup, A llnMpple, canued lWhw, ApncoU and iUniMt' v IV 8W,M V Itaitosj. Fancy ci tl VtTn.uW.l tel& M IVaa. lcarueM Ktrinol n....... n.. . .v"" "uuri uranafueir " iteiUKC Btrtngleea Beans, Hayler'sivi Z, "","oii sugar Qrano, Uertuea, flour. Grai cw hand. t MiivatMUV. lUHICU lfT WIU l'l. . a luu line of Kolger'a Golden i,n luwtV; u Y ""' il tracts and BduTiuS ,t x'h? "J". i hb inrin ii iihb w a n . !.. wi itk cmvKu 'iinivii Mi ...r:."...,,,'- s : : - - " Willi kill .!. II k' V Kvtrr Pound guaranteV flki. .rfl'l .',w,y kP f the city Both itorea. Commercial St. HEADQUARTERS While some politicians inako their headquarters at somo hall, the people who want to enjoy the beat prepared meal, make their headquarters at the : : WHITE UOIM RBSTAmUHT McKillo" A Hkhkiurt Proprietors, 10(1 State St. "the union ticket Candidates For State and District Offices at tho Juno Election. For Euprema Judge-Geo. Oretn Kor Food OoinmlMloner-W. M. Schulmerlcli, WuhiDjton County. Consrfwmtn-Flnt Dl'trlct- Btrntnl Dalr. LakoCountr. For 1'iwccutlnj Attorner-John A. Jeffrer, M- rlon Uounlr. MAIIIO.V COl'.NTT TICKET. KeprtMnUtlTM Clcorgo L. Drown, ol Stujton. Johu II. Dlralck. ot llubbtril. E.llorr, of Sniem. A. 11. lluJelmn, of Jefferson, accrue W, Weeks, of Howell. Couulr Jndge-W. W, Elder, or Biajion. 8lierirr-Krtik W. Durbin, or Howell. Clerk-W. E. Kinter. of Woodburn. Ilecorder-Jobn J. King, of Maclear. Treuurer-U. C Matlock, of Sllmton. Attestor T. V. McClelUn;oflUrerton. Commlitloner W. W. Culm, of Hklner. Coroner J. W. Ublllock, of Hllverton. ecbool 8urlntendent Burreror A. Uobalet, of South Salem. For Juatlce Salem ulitrict Jonathan O Donald. For Conilabl Salem Dlitrlci J. II. Lewli. JOINT DIBCUHDlON. Tiio Republicans and Democratic-Citizens will hold a Joint discussion on the following dates uud places in Marion county, Oregon : TUrWDAY. MAUJ 10 s. m. Turner. 2 p. m. Marlon. u in. Jellertoti. WKHSK3DAV. MAY 28. 10 a. m. Aumirllle. 2 p, tn -Sublimity. e P. in siaiwn.i T1IU1MDAY, MAY U. 10 a. rn, tlate. Sp.m. Mehaina. FltlllAY. MAY 2. 1U a, m. Maclear. a p. in. 3llerton. HATUltUAY. MAY M. 10a.ni.-BeoltiMIUa. 2 p. m. lit. Angel. MONDAY, MAY2S. 10 a. m. tlermlt. 2 p. m. lloultor. 8 p. in. Woatbam. TUUUAY, May 29. 10 n. m. Iirooki. 2 p. m. Howell. TI1UKI)AY, MAY 31. 10 a. m, Aurora. 2 p. in. Hubbard. p. m, llutterllle. FKIDAY. JO.NE1. 10 a, ra. Cbarniocg-. 2 p. m. St. l'aul. DATUKIIAY, JUNE 2. 2 p, m. ami remainder of day Salem, F. T. WltlOHTMAN, Cliairmait Republican Central Com mittee. W. S. Morr, Chairman Demobrtttic-Citizens' Cen tral Committee. If you want bargains in any thing you will llnd them at Tho Fair store 274 Commercial street, Salem Oregon. 5.17-10. Peace Declare. Why devote all your time reading the Boer War and tho Gold Fieli leida ot Alaska? Thero are other matters of vital Importance; you may make a trip East, and will want to know how to travol. In order to havo tho best ser vice, use tho Wiscousin Central Ry., between St. Paul and Chicago. For atea and other information, write Jap. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore oa. To Contractors Land Builders Asabuildim; boom is now on in R... lem and wishing to encourage the tame to keep tin we will Irom ami alter this date, until further notice, deliver build- in sand, all grades for dOc load nearly h yards If taken with lime, to any part of the business portion ol Salem. Con crete gravel if with cement at wuie rate Further distance in like pronor tlon. ' We are alw offering tho best grades of Iortland cement, anil the celebrated Roche Harbor lime, together with finest quality Star A Star shingles, cut or sawed, cedar posts and plastering lath ever brought to Salem, at greatly reduced rates. Inferior cement and lime sold if wanted. For price Inquire of D..S.HKNTI.YACO. 6,,4-2w 310 Front St. BoWerso rtio.NK 26S8. st.j-uoxi 2U21. Things We Carryi i-.--u. mange, leuioi, straw GKLAT1NK -For making Jlll, snew and with errv irv. .i. LOAF - Nr'mskBgrnTwitchea c .... for Dressing. OlheoUtc. ShceJ and KWt'e.1 Ulaud hUBdanlmrn W.1.L.I !,-V' ant High CHEAMEHY , : ."-"7 par. x A" x jusT ARRIVED AT X A MS sew nm sm Nnw Summer Swisses and Organdies, New Skirt Linings in all leamng Z" Hr . Wni.tSummer haUanJ bonnets for children. New lace Curtains, 00c, SIM, .Jf- a New Lacca n vaicncienueu, u ";""r ml, vZ Prints and Gimps In exquisite designs. ixqu ndei TXnllniotDiBnd Turkish Towela. New Designs Tn embroideries and Insertions. VnWriW 'tffiJSothw shipment ol Gents' clothing. ShttSSFoiay WorYt'edfl, Scotch Tweods, Oregon Serges, andli dandvHne of Gents Dressing Case and Va Ises, Trunas, Crash Hat New styles In Bicycle Hose. Now style and colors in neck wear Boi' 'clothing at prices that no boy need go ragged. " p . -f..iii CI nm i ri Hi' 1 Mil I Win 1 11 I il 1 1 I. tt SALEA am Glosioo Out A fine dry goods andjshoe stock, and these are some of 1 Alfwool challies, pretty designs, resrular. 50c. now 25c vard. Silk mitts for 15c a pair. Silk gloves worth 50c for 25c a pair. Misses' 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. Men's unlaundered white shirts. 29c, best quality 35c. Pearl button 5c a dozen. White horn buttons, 10c a gross. 10 yds. spool twist 15c a dozen. Assorted colors darning cotton 5c a dozen. A great variety of laces, ribbons, embroideries, cor sets, hosiery and underwear at greatly reduced rates. immense bargains at 1st ets, Isadore Greenbaum RAMBLER BICYCLES ARE JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OP 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, W 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. CDATT 258 Commercial St, A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments LARSON'S NEW FRUlT EVAPORATOR S ' irwiw'Ttiaart''TTirt1lIOHSB WVJF JOHN L LARSON RATES ON ICF ien agret-d upon by the Capital ice sa5fe:be1ow,,00,bs'lt;'" rt&'USi0l,','-M . KM, Ice ahlniied in 3v. rriL, . ,.. extra n " 7r lwi " ; Lawns, and Percales. - g. $250- cs. ST. I OREGON. score South of the Post Office. ftlllilAL SHPP PATTONS BOOK STORE Is Headquarters for Kodaks and (Cameras 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 fuel; it saves 3-4 in labor. Can dry in 13 hours without dipping in lye. For circu-laraddres WMtyWWWl SHAW OREGON! RnH-Url Rorir' Khngerd Bck,SuccMs 8rtiM'1, hi vvwin. , All orders lor botUl bee will kf "? at the brewery. Kept eeW .f01" Frwi rity delivery. Telpb" S13- 75c, a Sack Perfection flour, manufactured bj 'A Wilhelm & Sous, Monro, Of.. lor by Gilimm- &' Baku Xv . ... lKK 11UUCS, 5.7-lni SaUaa Qm?- t . fl. tOMKMN. StSrs