The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 22, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt wywp"JSSi'iir'' . Ulh &fl. r t as? .. Wfc 3r ?? w v ' V ? 1 ts"- V l . k w ' , '; R i IRemnant Sale r THIS , ' iC Over 7000 yards f ', new'j&tfetas and splendid colors, to go at- 5 and Ibolvereon's The Big Bargain House of Salem. NBW TODAYS Another Large Shipment of Popular Priced 2C 2C i f r LADIES' 50, 65, 75, and $1.00 each J. J. DalryrRpIe & Co, m on tra baj an ihi axi nn an on an axi an.an ft. s 8 fl F?u) Specials lor Spring XX jj g Silks 3 R Wo Imvo almost any shade and quality of silk a person could lIro, 0 - anil at tlio prlmm wo quote them they nro hound to bo quick wHors- O China nllk (or fanny work In nil shades . . . . r pr Hurnh mid Lyons Dyo sllka for summer waists J" rA a ftinny brocaded, regular (1.00 value, now .70 P Tnffoin silks host grade in nil popular nlimloH , ,m 5 H Fancy lianuitilaliuti nml Inuo striped tiiffotaM !1.B " Illaok taffeta tllk oxtra wdo . ,- '00n R Arniuros, Faille, Point Do Solon, nnd satin duchess raiiKliiK in Zt d prlco from l)0o to (l.M). g Kid Gloves i H l-ndlos, wo wish to troll your attention lo our kid gloves. U JJ Our fniuoNi KM fully gunrrnutoed, made for service, Is equnllod hy no p R other dollar glove In tliu city. , , . ..... Q C Our :i clii' F.skity genuine kid In all thu opulnr similes nt (1.00. " n Wo alto rurry Chamois nud Mochas, at Mo and (1 00 PJ a Hoooiirlinobeforonelecllng your next pair of glove, fj WJH.IIHOBSON rci era cm ta antra t trt 132 iva era rva era era ixa rva ere WUATMlin nPOHT. Fair tonlfilit and Wednesday. Warmer ulnuday. The mill will not run with the water that has passed. , c Neither will your waleli run with tho oil that has dried nnd in this eomllUuii your watch will soon show wtwring twit. '1 hero i no iiowl ot luttlin; "Jour naleli vo to ruin wliun you mh liao Drti-elaM Horkiuauihli tKirforiHwl nt n rwntnnhlti lrie Wo Milt ulau your Mutch at "Ac. MrIhijuIihj, 7Ni. ami urmntrl. VUfrMMAkMI AND WMA. C-H.HINGES HXYtkl Ort1.v. HMnOONIMI0KUlA.lt M'' tixt dvot to IluitjrM)f ItxallMlHAt in tosulw Oool ivot iw4' Uai ttvi4u HMd to U oxoitwl ur go liunsjr) t 4iUm. a nu nhuiulaiioe o tlio Umi uf hwt; u itn lurwl dully and u.mIs rut hi all hours At tiirouit's liiaurui. Berries Berries Berries Two shipincnls daily of the i.inuu.s X X X Clarks Seedling Strawberries From the Mrs litter nlnce on Kaiser's llnltnm. Our uttions y they never had Mich good fruit (nd it bdifllcult tojjet enough, call early. -V 4, !'- 'jERfoth. & 'COCIikMWS, ' II, . MltffcXMA. lloiuiiHiUif Dm flivuVOitt WEEK C of calico remnants in 8c at STS i-orr.u.i;. W. Dalloy, t'ottuiiiidrovn Mr. W. Ilnlliy, Coltnito (iruvi'. I'. A, Vlls, l'orlliuid. 1. K. ThoiunRon, l'orthiud. Airs. Abigail Hoott Diiiinlniiy, l'ort land. W. HtiUlor, Dufur. A. At. UPollult, WhiHitliind. 14. I. .Mixirii, wtxxiimrii. ('apt. J. M. l'ooruian, Woodlmrn. U, 1). lUrtuinn, Woodhuru. wiu.AMirnw. 0. it. Htowoll, Portland. Itinil 1'iiruh, Kun KmucliK'O. II. 1). TIioiiias, Han 1'iiuu'sloo. Knvlu I.. Harlow, Now York. V, 8. MuKarliintl, Han I'mnuhco. W, W. AdnuiM. Kan 1'ranolKMi. K. (I, Ktnt, Olowhiud. 0. W. . Joutjs, Portland. Kohcrt 0. Pieiuih, Monmouth. Ilorat'it Guiilli, Fan l'ranoln'o. 1 M. Oxiivr, WnihliiKton, I). 0. T. V. Potter, ChiuuuAa, (!. V. Pillion, Astoria. J. W. lUlhiy. Portluud. II. 0. Allen. Portland. Hani B. (ioldtmlth, Portland. Choice Kaily Denies, X. J. Clark hrlii in n box of th IliiMt Olatk'a sotMlilni; strawburrttM u lar irniii this wuhoii. Thoy nro nUl on tlio bottom land oppMito the poor furm. This Mr. Clark is not tlio 'originator ui tliHso hurrle", but ho known how to raise them, just thu Mine. Ulg Sitrawtciry Ciop, Uual imtnuluutiuors of utrawheiry 10Xhi say that tlio ininloutlH has W-vu oonlruohsl for mid thoy aro 15.1XX) short ot rtlllni; their unlets. Tills Indirates ihkt wuaro kIhk to hat toino straw urrrfos this ouinmer. WAM'Kl This usik koiM xaltrws. hicad) Job. Wllluinelto Hotel. (SWtl Graber m STAlk St. HHi,NK 1. n( Wi bUvu hos Hfl CAMPAIGN OPENED Turner With All trio Favorable Conditions of Good Weather. At The Local fight Conducted In a den- tlemanlv Manner, Dut Quite Warm and Gettlnc Warmer. Perry CornelliiB was inrfdo chairman nnd A. II. Iludulflon wns firet sx.akcr. Hu favored ail economical administra tion and tlio referendum. If elected would voUj for n Populist or Democrat, but rather than eco Oregon not rcpro eenled would vote for a Kood Itojiuhli can. J. A. Jeff ley epoko next. If any thing was wrong In .Marlon county Itepuhll cans ncro in nolo control. In national affairs tlio Itepubllcamt had all departments. Was it necessary to put them In again to deal with tlio trusts, whon thoy had failed to dual with them nt all. Tlio district attorney now had oMor to find indictments that was formerly In thu hands of tlio grand Jury, Uo promised to prosccuto crimes with vigor In proortlon to tlio mngnitudo of the crime committed. Ho opposed taking o)itlrs or religion into tlio nttornoy's olllco. W. W, Klder, was Introduced and pledged hluiRolf to glvo tho county, i elected, an Impartial non-partisan, busi ness administration of tho county. J. II. Dimick Npoko as n farmer Itepub- llcan, and revealed soma of his experi ences as a legislator fourteen yearo ago. Ho nrouscd more enthusiasm than any previous sneaker and warmed up to tlio occasion in ureut shit no. uospokuasa larmer ami snoweu ins receipts 1800, taxes 1807, taxes. 18!S, taxes. .( BO 28 . 75 1)1 . 11(101 . 102 IX) IHIW, taxes. Ijvst year It took 211 bushels of wheat to pay his tuxes. Ho read tlio special appropriation bill passed by tlio leghiluturo and caused a great deal of laughter. ilo asked no Improvement of tho acous tic properties of tho state house, to maku himself heard against tiny such grufls. i;d, e'lnr.or was presented but said he was no sieaker, I'. W. Durbiu was next and needed no Introduction to a single person present. HofipokoMoll of his predecessor, 1 T. Wrlghtmnn, tlio Republican county chairman who was present, and who would not dispute one statement Durbin miule. Durbiu thou read tho llgures from tho record, showing it great saving under liis administration as published in this paper. Ho iniidn n favorable Im pression on all present. Hu asked Wriulitmau if tho oxiuiiiioh of thu olllco woio not nt least (l,!W0 a yvnr't Wrlghtinan wild Hint was n very lair estimate. Ho showed that tlio I'laug hill would have left him exactly (10.) in cash us salary. Ilo stated that tho petition to uivo ft It it a fair salary was headed by Mr. Wrightmau. Ho closed with great applause. J, .VPiniili denied iiinimo opvosi tlon ticket was a uUImiiis' iiioumuul. Ho Indulged in personalities about Mayor HUhop, Recorder Judah and Tiik JoensAi.. Ho spent nearly all tho time on tlio Halem city administration. Ho said Durbiu nor Murphy would throw off tho fees of their olllco. Ilo claimed that their county ticket was u reform cltixcns' movement. Ilo brought In Mr Illnuhiim's employ. nient iim tux collector and snstalne tho supremo court decision and coihIuiiiiuhI thu ItepiiMlcan county court for employ ing Mr llingham. Ilo charged tlmt Mr. Piling hnil rnhlHMl tho county on printing tickets In 1HUH. Tickets that your cost tho county (10(K), (This j wir ihey cost (7fi Ilo charged that Tiik Joi'tiNAi, hud recehiMl 7!M) for printing a tux list that producisl only (WKX) do. Ilmpient taxes, lie hud otlinr pet tmms uritt that ho would talk about at other places. J. M. Poermau: Ho said Wells, Pur go A. Co paid a tnx of only K07 in Marion eouiity. Thirteen states taxed thwo com panies and this stuto should tnx thum, ami lltu teiogrupn atnl telephone com panies. 1'a o rod state board of (.iuIUm Hon, Ix'tter roads and primary teloriii. Oposiil appropriations (or normal N'liooU. Ilo inado soiiio oihI hits nnd was npplniidtMl. .lohn II. Hoot t told what ho would do II elected. County could lx run for f IO,(Kx) for ordinary oxihhiscs. He ro IHxitnl what ho raid at Liberty. Ho was rulntd on a farm and know tho nature of tho f4ill to muko roads out of. IM Poareo, representative, would not lake up time, and merely said his busi ness dealings and residence In the count) for Hivonlweu ytmrs would recommend him. Ho repiMioil hi I.iUirty plodgtw. Favored tao rgUtration, one for lotxtl uud una for priwldoutiul ulectlon', until Juno election imld Iki ehangwl to No vember. Hogaeiuitoa gHl hUtorv oi thu laws on those matters. 1 1. M.I. IIKI'HNIIH niwskt.r. V. W, Hall attacked the eluim that tJH opiKisltlon weio a loform tlrUt. Thoy had rtslucml oxjieinum tho wst two )im nioro mini (,iw. no oliuruiwl (hat Itumblivans were lighting him. liio prowiit tax levy was In mills r.S6. The eouiity levy was Ul.lt) mills. Tlio win nly nailil be put on a null Unit by two levied of H mills. Henry Ktme for reprHMuttlil wat grfotoil warmly ami said it was what limn iltd that iNMintwl fur iiinrw tluvn what thoy said. If tWclw) would work for tho IsMt lutMriMl of tlio peopltt of Knabc, Ludwig. Fisher and Kingsberry Pianos; Estcy and Chicago Cottage Organs, Wo soil (ur wtklt or ev iayuMU awl take yaur M mlrvtwt tn xlMHf. R. A. WIQQIN3 307 COM. ST. 4tW OiHi IWtwllW. PaUio Now UMMtiiHM for rtwU Maehtues roaktd county, state and nation. Any man to hold a public place should not bo desti tute of ability to manage bis own affairs. E. Ilofer concluded the debate, and tho meeting closed at 12:16 p. m. JURYMEN FQR JUNE. General Venire for Next Term of Circuit Court. Tito list of Jurymen for tho Juno term of tho stato circuit court for Marlon county, commencing Juno 11, was drawn this morning. Following aro tho names addressed nnd occupations of those se lected : James Hunt, Itnttovlllo, farmer. Frank Glover, Sublimity, farmer. W. II. 11. Stewart, Horob, farmer. Herman Brhellberir. Hubllmlty. clerk. 0. F. Lansing, Knglewood, farmer. I. 11. Hmnll, Jr., Turner, (armor. Knmcst Denny, Silver Falls, farmer. Philip Painter, Urooke, farmer. II. J. Workman, Fast Halem, farmer. Gideon Stolz, Salem No. .'), merchant. T. It. Davidson, Yew Park, farmer. J. K. Cook, St. Paul, farmer. Scott Jones, Uervais, farmer. N. S. Scotland, Woodhurn, farmer. A. G. Steeliiammer, North Sllverton, blncksmltli. II. T. Ilaueliman, 'Monitor, farmer. CIiiih. Hlnkle, Silvertou, carpenter. II . C. Tarpley, Salem No. 1, laborer. N Miller, Woodhurn, farmer. K. H. Longacrc, Jefferson, farmer. J, K. I,owib, Aumsville, farmer. A. 'f. Yeaton, Salem No. 1, merchant. G. W. Richardson, Jefferson, farmer. T. It. Dlackcrby, feilvorton merchant. T. J. Illcakley, North Sllverton, far mer Hamilton Ilentey, South Salem, far mer, R. K. Downing, Subllinliy, farmer. Milton Meyers, Baloin No. 2. mer chant. John Fcollord Champoca, farmer. Peter Luclor, Woodburn. farmer. 0. T. Uonnoy, Monitor, farmer. Y, M. C. A. hecepllon. The Indies Auxiliary of tho Y. M. C. A. will givo a reception and entertain ment at tlio hall this evening nt which the following program will bo rendered: Overture Orchestra. Piano Duett Miss Urcymnn and Mrs. Krausso. Elocution contest Mrs. Jones and Miss Musa Gcer. Vocal Solo Sirs. Jordan Purvini. Orchestra. Piano Duett Miss Shelton nnd Mrs. Albert RecltAtion Mri. Alta Giesy. Vocal Solo Miss Raymond. After the program light refreshments will ho perved. As this is tlio llrst nt tempt to glvo nu entertninmenl for some time, tho liulles of the Auxiliary aro anxious to snci'ecd. lt all thosu in teresteil In the association bo sure and come. Admission, 10c; including re freshinonts. No Plague tligns in Seattle. HKATrLK. Was., Mnv 22 Hollowing tho efforts ot Kan Francisco to prevent the spread of bubonic plnguo, tlio local board of health has made n thorough survey of thu Japanese ami Chinese quartern Nothing was found to create alarm. Tlio Hoard of health reported this moriilint that there was no news to givo outalHiiit thu plairtiu No new eases hnvo been foum( nml tlio board tins taken uoactlon as to the inoculation ofChineso. In the sienate. Wasiiinoton, May 22. Tho sennlo to ilay adopted n resolution by Jones of Arkansas, directim; the secretary of wnr to mnko n thorough Investigation of tho oiMirationsof tlio North American Trust Company in Havana. The Philippine Pill was taken up and SiMiouer took tho floor to speak on tho hill. Tlio credential!, of Ulark, in sena tor from Montana, wero ptoscntod by Carter. They wero allowed to lie on the table. Non-Union Man Wounded. Sr. Lnum. May 22. II. F.'Kllgoio. n non-union man, wnt shot In tho hack hv an unknown iVMiiiluut this morning and seriously wounded. Rural Delivery Petition, A petition Is being circulated for thu establishment of a free rural mail do- ' livery north of the city, via Kulsor Ixit torn, Jono's hop vard, and returning past llaesvUle. nits is a good movo, and Salem could well have half a dixen such routes. PEHSONALS. H.H. Joryenme up from Woodhurn this morning Hon. 0. W. Fulton went to Corvnllls today, whore ho spiwiks this evening. F. 11. i'uge, of the Salem Ught and Traction Co., Is hi the city today on liinliiivss. Mrs, Diinniway Ittft for Ashland tolay, and will make sihhh'Ihm nn her return trip in the valley towns. F. J. Van llehrcn, of Aumsville, was hi the city today and rHirts that many from tlwt Hlnt will take in The Dallas exeureloii uwxt Stinday. J. W. lkiiley, thu Rmblkiin oaudi. date fur sluto Fhh1 and Dairy Oninmls idouer, was in tho city with Sanatar Fill ton, ami want U Corvallls tixlay. Ruv. P. S. Knltiht and Rev. 0. W. Knutuer left to,lny far San FrauuJsoo, where tlay will attend (h Puaitln ooast wmgreiw of Congregational ehurheg, J, II. T. Tiilhlll wllUtart Untight, en the MtlNO trtv. Stearns and Tribune Bicycles S40 Standard ' Rotary . Sewing i Machines Wltitoaml PanmuM alo soU for tk ZSSVXXXi. """ CIGAR TROUBLES Sometimes mild, sometimes strong. Sometimes fresh, somefimes dry. Sometimes you. ge t jTOerD K sometimes your favorite brand is "just out. . tver nave these experiences? We've heard of lots of them, we overcome'all these troubles by keeping the wod a nd tried brands, hence yours is alwavs here, and in just tl ie com tion you like to smoke it, not too fresh, not too dry. just right, 'cause we know how to keep cigars tnat.way. D, J, Fry Druggist ;iI0 gjBT Picture taking Is lots of tun como In-moro in 10 minutes REPUBLICAN CAMPAION Opened In Salem by Abigail Scott Dun niway and Senator Pulton. Last evening tho young Mens' Repub lican club of Salem opened the campaign In tills city, with n good outdoor meet ing at tho city hall. A fair-sUid au dience greeted the speakers, and tlio Chomawn band played at its Wst. Hon. Frank Davoy was in churgo of the meet ing, and as usual pleased his many friends. He first introduced Mrs. Abi gail Scott Diuinfony, the noted Oregon Woman suffrntfe ngiintor, ni a distin guished pioneer mother who had raised n noble family. Mrs. Dunuiway, in her most gracious manner made a plea for tho woman's right's amendment, to ho voted upon this year. Shu guo n glow ing description of Susan II. Anthony, tilKin thu occasion of hor eightieth anni versary in Washington recently, nnd quoted liberally from that lady's tribute to Oregon, nud Incidentally to herself. She paid the gentlemen n few musics! compliments, nud rutiied. Mi. Fulton, of Astoria, wag then in troduced, and as this was his first cam Ktign speech at Salem, In many years, tli.it popular ge'itluman was greeted hv scored of imrponal friends' and admirers. He Hiked pleasantly, as he always does, and received considerable applause. The speech wns cli lolly eon II tied ton discus sion of nutioiial issues, all-same gold standard, cxatiion, sound money, pros perity, nnihprolcctiou. lie waved the Hug volubly, totting bouquets promiscuously at thug. o. p , and told what a traitor Hrjnn is to his.country. At thu close hu mnde ii plea for tho constitutional amendment, authorising nn Increase of the supreme court from three to live members. At tin oIom Chairman lUtey pmjiosed three cheer for the old Hag, which were given with good heart Want Pac, The world wants peace, ami one wav to secure it Is for you to buy tlio best Hour, groceries and luinrles for your family from llmitson A Itiwotii. ft 21 ood ii i in UID. HOLMES At the family home on Fourteenth street at 2 o'clock this (TiihmU) ) morning, of Spinal menin gitis, lleUm, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Wulwtur llolmts. aged II years II mouths and 1 1 days. The little one was taken II alsait two months ago and a complication of trouble ensued terminating in menin gitis. A change for thy worse was no ticed Sunday evening and the little one continued to fall until she expired thU morning. Wwluoftlay from the rtMme. ami the i ne Mineral win uxo place ai .' p. in. tiuriitl will lie .in the Uiltl lolloas' eeme tory. Mafthmc Kcvtl (laveareat i.lMiMiie to many, ami satisfaction and eiijoyiiient Is given to many ot tiers who nnd relief from hunger nt tha St Elmo Iteataunutt. 22 21 2(1 Itxcuruan Kate. TlieO. C.T. Co., will make rale of 41.60 lound trip to IVrtUmd to all part ies wishing to attend the I O.O. F. Grand bulge, at Astoria. Tickets on Nile May 21 and 2K, Steamer Altona ami PoiniMia, leave daily at K a. m. 6 1U 2t Peace Declaic. Why devote all your lime reading tho Doer War and the Gold FikU of AlakuT There are other mutuus of vital Importaiii'); you may make a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have thu bestfer vivo, ium the W laeoi.ii n Central Ry between St. Paul and Chl'Mgn. Foi ittee ami other information, write Jas A. Oloek, GHirl Agvnt, Portlaial, Or on. 1 , Annual Mm it. The tt initial mooting of Benuett Caiup of Indian War Veterans No. 8 will be hold at I lie ortlce of J. U. Wright & Co. 207 CuHiiueri tal strwt, Halem, ou Sal unlay next, the Stlih intt. at 10 a. m. All Hiemlwra are urged to alteud as iwiiortaut buDinc, is to DairaiMected. 5!18t J II Kuiia.CapUiii. John (,. Niuiir, Orderly. flll?D & Vl r,KK At kttlK A Few of the Good Things We Carry: MOBY'S l-HKRUC BOII.KI, MOI lr!?Mt . aiwuMciuu ,ur "W1! Mtdwttehws Sfic 1W. Ke.gw Mnifrtt UKS2iV jB.ES-' IVreal, i ,.,. i r. r, KaUou hrekili aijtt'Sll Teat. IWtStUHl I Gratio, titrioiti w i , Kollnl (Hu PliHir. A lull ,, ril I iru. i. . llll I , i ai i i in. CointiitTcial St. - an tell you a whole lot w m . iliun we could put in n whole page. whole lot about it if you HEADQUARTERS Wliilo some politicians- make their headquarters at some hall, tho iieople who want to enjoy the best prepared meal, mako their headqiiarteis" nt tho : : RMIUNT McKlIAOr & llERKH MIT Proprietors, 100 State St. TODAY'S MARKET. ' PoitTH.vn.Mav 22,-Wlicat, valley 52c Walla Walla, 51 and 52. Flour Portland, best grndca (2.5o to (.1.00. Superfine f2.10 perbhl. O.its-Cliolco White 35(g3(lc. grey 32 Jllllstufl Bran, (13; shorts, (15. Hay Timothy (10Q11 -or ton. Onions-Oregon, (0.00 to $U 50 Potatoes 10 to 05o iier sack. lluttcr-Ilest dairy, 2023; Inncy creamery, 35 j store, 20 to 25c. Kgg Oregon, 13 to 13,'jC. Poultry Chickens. L6 to 0 00; liens, (5 to 0.00; turkeys, live 13c. .Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7c per pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to Oc. Ileef-feteers, fl4.50; cows,(3.50 i; dressed beef, 0)4 to 7J4'c. Veal Dressed, 8 8,4c. for small. Hopf 7 10c; old crop 5S0c. Wool Valley, 12Q13c; Eastern Oru gon. 8Hc; Mohair, 2730. Hides Gieoii, salted GO lbs. 89c; under 00 lbs, 7iQ8 ; sheep pelts, 15 20c SAIAM MAIIKKT. Wheat 5S iounds and over, lie. Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30c. Hops 5 to 7Jc ' Oats 23 to 30c. Hay Haled, cheat, (8; timothy, f) 10. Eggs-1 1 to 12)ic. Flour In w holesulo lots, (2.50; retail, (3. Millstufls Iinin, (13; sliorts, ?nXj. Hogs Drotsml, 5,41". I.ivoonttle Steers, 3)4 ; cows, 2)i to W. SlttHJti (2.5063. l)reiMd Voal-Oe. llutter D.ilry, 16c; creamory, 20c. Poultry Fat hens per lb., 8c; young roosters per lb., 7 to 8c; spring chickens pir Hi., 12) to 15c Potatoes 20 to 25c per bushel for old For Sale. Wo have dec ded to close out our lum ber business nt Salem Oregon. If you nro interested call nt our olllco. 1-0-tf (ionmiK I.umiikii Co. To Contractors and Builders As a building boom is now on in Sa lem nud wishing to encourngo tlio same to keep up wo will from anil nfter tills op till until iiaie further notice, deliter build ' " '. nil Prdos for Mo load nearly IS yards if taken with lime, to any part of the business portion of Salem. Con crete gravel it wttn cement nt same rntOo. Further distances in like proior tlon. ' We are also offering tho best grades of Portland cement, nnd the celebrated Roche Harbor lime, together witli llnest quality Star A htnr shingles, cut or sawed, cedar ostH nnd plastering lath ever brought to Sulem.at greatly reduced rates. Inferior cement and lime sold if wanted. For price inquire of D. K. IIENTLY A CO. 6-U'2 310 Front St. Osliorn's Racket Slorc. Will remain in Salem and 1ms been stocke.1 up with new goods among w Inch you will mid a Dim lino of shows of all kind, men's and boys' hats, underwear shirts, panu. ami n larga variety of use ful notions a I'riffs f r (Vb. lis nt ) t'oaie PosioHiii lem Uregnn. BoWerso i'Hosk t STflloMt 2J1. for 'arahaw OsIjoi X X X JUST ARRIVED AT X A x MIM'S SI Now Summer Swisses and Organdies, ljtwns.land Percales. Sow Skirt Llnlnga in all lea djng sha. ks . Now Plaid and Crash skirts, 60, 85c, ll.uu i.on New Shirt Wnlsts-Suramor hats and bonneta for children xZ I Inesof Outings nnd Swansdowns, 0, 8U,10o. New lflcoCcSr.ninB, 00c, tl.CO, (1.25, (2.25, amfkoo. Sow Laces in Valenciennes, and DuchcB. Now Fringe, nnd Gimps in i exquisite designs. New Cambric and Muslin Underwear. A Complete new lino of Damask and Turk M. Towels. New Designs In cmbroidoricB nnd insertions. New Hosiery in nil leading colors. ,,,.,, And Just arrived toilay. Another shipment ol Gents' clothing, consiBtingof Clav Worsteds, Scotch Tweeds Oregon Serges, and a lam v no of Gents Dressing Cases and Vn iscs, Trunka, Crash lb ts New styles In Hlcycle Hoso. Now Btylo and colora in neck wear Hoys' clothing nt prices that no boy need go ragged. ran. W STffl AND SALEM TamGlosioiir A fine dry goods andjshoe stock, and these are some of the bargains: . All wool chalhes, pretty designs, retrular 50c now&i yard. Silk mitts for 15c a pair. Silk gloves worth 50c lot 25c a pair. Misses wmie Kicgioves iur iuc a Dair. rint shoes sizes 2 to 6 i-t, wuuu.wou a pan, iui t.o a pair. Aen's imlaundered white shirts. 29c, best quality 35c. Pearl u. .,, in o Wfm White horn buttons. 10c a pros';. 10vH spool twist 15c a dozen. Assorted colors darning cotton 6c a dozen, a great variety ui i.u.co, nuuuiu, cmuiuiueiici, cor sets, hosiery and underwear at greatly reduced rates. A.en's and Boys' hats and caps. Ladies' and Misses' jack ets, Immense bargains at 1st store South of the Post Office. Isadore Greenbaum BICYCLES AKE JUSI' A LITTLE AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS; IN FACT THEY ALWAYS HAVE BEEN IN ADVANCE THAT IS WHY YOU SEE RAMBLERS EVERYWHERE XX X XX Experienced Wheelmen choose Ramblers BECAUSE THEY HAVE TONE AND STYLE AS WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO 10 MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE, AND AT 'I HE POPULAR LIST PRICE,!? 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 WHEEU X CALL IN AND LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE. IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS. 03ATT SHIPP 258 Commercial Sf. A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments W LARSON'S NEW FRUlT EVA ORATOR t lbJlllllV."l'll'l'i"i' ,'T''if'Gtjl Jj ; J f5i PpS' j I '.ril I'j1 J av'-vjss TSpp i w JOHN, L URSQN, RATESJN ICE S?iB?JiS,i?Wo,J'0,uS SS wr l.u,U,8 l " " f ,,,0ro ltt Umo iil. Jra- lim "mn lOu Iba 76o aaW'bXwrtSc,,O0H"',I'orlh. 4N at1ttrk8lU'KW:,uUton. -00. Ite saipM ,H ki 76c , w 1M Mckg 0",,l ttvsTALloisWoasf. luaurr m ciiniiL a OREGON. PATTONS BOOK STORE Is Hcadquaiturs for Kodaks and Cameras 15 and 20 per cent, discount Allowed, By its use all air shafts are dis pensed with, and iruit are dryad under dead heat. it is fireproof; it saves 80 per cent in Ifuel; it saves 3-4 in labor. Can dry in 13 hours wfihnut diPP" wZZwmmn jjrdres in lye. Forcircu- SHAW OREGON. Bottled . Beer Winger ft Beck,Successor to b'outf Botllic Wocn, y All oi den for botUed beer will JJL at the brewery. Kept on cold jp Frea city delivery. Telepbont ' 75c. a Sack Perfection Boar, waiiufactaitd M Wilhelm & Sous, ilonroe, Oi by 'OilbbitA 1U ..- .