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..JSC Over 7000 vards of calico remnants
$ikw patterns and splendid colors, to go at-
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Ibolvereon'e
The Big Bargain House of Salem.
XNBW TODAYS
FaUb Alarm
Tho 11 ro doparllriont watt tailed out
Jifiif, beforo noon by nn alarm of flro
from" tlio Ifuglica D'Arcy building on
Htato street. Fortunately, it proved to
bo a falso nlorm. Tlio high wind ad
blown tho smoko down ono of tho ilued
and it found its way between partition
out Inlo tlio hall wny up stairs. The
flrc-boys wero on tho watch, and not a
second was lost in golting to tho danger
point. Fire Chief Duncan has lcon
strung up to high nervous tension
during tho high wind today.
That Wood Again,
0. M.'Elspass has commenced suit In
Department No. 1 of tlio circuit court
against Sheriff Durbln for the recovery
of 125 cords of fir wood, which ho alleges
Sheriff Durbln wrongfully holds from
plaintiff, of tho valuo of $175; 225 darn,
ages Is also asked for. Carson A Adams
am attorneys for plaintiff. This Is the
snmo wood which was involved in a suit
bctwocn tho same parties in Itccorder
Judah's court several weeks since. Dur
bln was a winner at that time.
COUNTY CANVASS
Proceeding Along in a Pleasant Manner.
Little Doc Smith Putting in
His Time on The Journal
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Another Large Shipment
ol Popular Priced
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50, 65, 75, and $1.00 each
J." J. Dalrymple & Co.
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Silks
Wo have almost nny shado and quality of silk a person could desire, P
and at tho price wucpioto thuiuthuv uru IwihhI to bu quick sellers, fl
China silk for fanry work in nil ulituloii . ... , . ;rj
Surah nml Lyons Dyo silks for suiiimor wulsts
Funcy Ijroonilwl, regular s i iw vuiuo, now,.
Taffotu silks boat grade In all pular shades
Fancy hemstitched and laco strlHjl tuifotas
lllsck taffeta silk extra vvd .. ..
Armuros, Failles, runti Do Holes, nml satin duchess ranging In
prlcofrom DOoto fl.W).
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Kid Gloves
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Ladles, wo wish to null your attention to our kid gloves, fl
Our fainosa Kid fully guarruuteed, inmlu for service, Is ofiiulled by non
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itilnia jl.1tus siliil'n III tint nltV
Our ft clasp Kskuy gumilno kid In nil llio ixipular shades nt 11.60.
Wo also carry Chamois and Mochas, nt Mo and fl.iH).
8eo our linu beforo seloctlng your noxt pair nl gloves.
W., H. HOBSON
BU7 OOMMKKOI AI..D 1 iiiviv 1 1
tn rwxj rra ua nun in b vq arc bxa rva an iva ixq ra uxi
WHATHUH HUI'OHT.
Occasional rain this afternoon. To.
Highland 'J hiirsduy with high south to
Btuthwuat winds and gules along oontt.
iCCCCS
January and May
Or In other words sweet sixlevn and
"m-jily, need gUim equally, wIumi tlio
sight Is ilefmtlvii, w hvthcr from niilgiim
tism, farslghUxluoss, iuulglitln,
or fiom tho failing sight of ngtt, nml w
nro skilled oiitlclntib tlmt win twl the
Might KilonlltlcHlly, mid fit )mi with
)rti)ierly adjiutil ghiHNM utumisoimblo
IM)t.
I'leotoagroat iIhI of nttwillan to
replacing Iwt or bnAtm parts ol dikm
tacle. JkitlUt pinwrlptlons, a sHohilty.
SlH.HINGES
0UUOOMMKHUIAU MT
Next rifMr to MoIviwhiii's
Kxcltmwit In LoiiAm
l)oa not Imply that pml utd t Iki
oxclte. ortjo hungry at Ralaw. m nu
abuudanr of llm mm ( (imm! m nrv
iarod dally and mwtU Mrvl at all
hour fct Htroug's ItectauruHt. I
(x)IT(IK.
1". J, Usher, l.nimliig.
II. W.Clark, rurlliiiid.
I'. F Ciislhimiiu, I'ortlund,
F. B. fitliiKou. rortlnud.
(1. DhIoiio, I'ortlnud.
.Mrs. (I. Dtiloue, l'orthind.
WIMaMHTTK.
F. J. Storm, Klrkgxlllu, Mo.
B. M. HtiHik, Nan Prnnainen.
Mrs. A. J. West, l'ort Huron, Mloh.
MIm It M. Wwt, l'ort Huron, Mleh.
Mrs. U, II. IjuiiIwoii. Forllnud.
Airs 0, C. lliigiiit, Albany.
Mrs. A O. Ilvnuo. Albany.
0, W. I.uwrnuko. 1'orllaml.
I,. It. Webstiir, I'ortlnud.
Mrs. 1,. It. Webster.
J. II. Crowley, Ban FrumiUco.
II. W. Freer, can Frauuhoji.
J no. I'. Ilooth, Ohlengo.
W. V. Haines, I'ortlund.
Waller Jackson. 1
W. 11. Ilurglmnlt, Jr. City.
Mwi. F. Tol, 1'ond Ither.N. I).
It Claxeon, Aumulllu.
Tickets All Sold.
W. W. Hklnner, agent of tho 8. P. Co.,
announces thnl tlieronro noino o tickets
to lw had for tho conductors' excursion
to Tho Dalles next Sunday. Tho fact
that not enough cars can bo secured is
tho renron. The oxcurslnn Is under tho
management ol tho Order of Iiullwny
Conductors, and they regret their In
ability to accommodate more of their
friends.
0. A. It. Attention,
Momotlal Bunday will ho observed by
tho O. A. It. of this city In their usual
way, Thoy will attond scrvlcos In a
body at Ht. Joseph' Catholic church.
Special sorvlcos hnvo been prepared for
tho occasion, Tho Ilev. I M ward Caey,
of Portland, will delivor an appropriate
sermon and tho choir will bo under Prof,
Scoblo. Tho vetorans of the Indian nnd
Spanish war have been officially Invited
to pirtlrlpate.
Ofr for Nome
Professor A, J. Collier started yestor
day afternoon for Heattlo, whero ho will
go In a government geological survoylng
pirty wlileli will spend tlio summer.
looking Into tho mineral resources of the
CapoKomo country. "Hilly" Wright
also startod for Nome to liivostlgnto tho
mineral resourses of that section. Ho
took along a boring inachhio of his own
Invention with wuieii to reach tlio pay
streak on tho bench.
Pat Prunty's Potatoes.
P, I). Priinty has Tun Jouunai. man's
thanks for hoiiiu choice new potatoes.
They aro larger than nny yet brought
hero from tho south, nml were rnlsod In
tho gravel bods of Yew Park. Prutity
comes from the "old soil" whero they
know how to nilfo spuds, and it reems
Ms contact with H. P. railroad magnates
hasn't spoiled him for tho busbiess,
Two Llcemes,
Marriage licenses havo been Issued to
Aders M. tannery and Hugh Murphy,
Joseph hemery witness; Hello I,. Far.
quharand Itolit. Mctllluhrlst, 0. Iv.
Tuttlo witness,
A Small Plum.
Frank I)ey has roceUed thu appoint
meiit of sHclal census enumerator for
tint manufactures of Halem. Ho will
begin his arduous duties Juno 1st.
,pru
Heavy Wind.
The hlithwt wind of the senson
vails In this city today. 1 1 ley In ranks are
nonnmw ami nuts tuimv uo new oil. .u
thudtut in Iiiwii Is on Its y to Nome,
but unfortunately Its place Is Mug
tak by omnitrv dun from ihw tsiuth.
lit PioSmib Coail.
Ocoar Fraxler. adinlnislrntur of the
txtnlo uf Initio H. I'ruibr, has Alad Ida
final auoiHiiit, and Monday, Juu ItA, U
the thnu svt for tho hearing.
LOST On Maoliay mud near ill em
JmlltMi' umbrella with sllvnr ImihIs uu
handle. Iteturn to Journal ofllsti far
roward. ftJttSt
V A N'T K DThTs" w eek giHlWHitrw.
Hleadyjob. Willaiuetto Hotid. 6 Itttf
Berries Berries Berries
Two shipments daily o the famous A: X X
Clarks Seed ling Strawberries
Prom the Mrs. Etter place on Kaisei'i Bottom.
Our patrons say they never had such good fruit
- and it is difficult to get enough, call early. X
DIliD.
8COI.I.K'IT.-At thu family home In
South Malum, Or . Tiiowlay, Mav lit.,
IIHK), at I p. in., Mls O rare Scollctt,
agel 10 years nud 0 months.
Deceased was n daughter of Mr. ami
Mrs. O. II. HtHillett, and was n bright
and lovable young lady, though u suf
ferer for a nuiulior of ) ears, helm; bed
hint during the twist IHo mouths. She
wasaduotel memUir of the Seventh
Day Adventlst ihtireh, The Itinera! was
held at i! p. in. today, from the Seventh
Day Adventlst uliureh, on Mill street,
between Ootlago and Ohtiruh, Kldtir
Nellls, under whose ministration the do
ceased was converted, olllelatlng. The
lutermeut wns In the Io MImIoii cem
etery.
SCIIUIK. At Ikwoman, Mont., Slid.
day. May 111, HHX), Arden I. Seiiulse,
aged )ta yiHits, of consumption.
Deoounod was a sou of Uv. J. M.
Slutlse, formerly mtr of the lslin M.
K. church, In tMiuth Salem, nud was well
known here, lie Is tho third of the
family to fall a victim to the dread ills
ease, two sisters having pnwtHttd him.
Mafcking Kellevtd
Oavoureat nleamiro to inunv. mid
satisfaction nnd enjoyment is given to
innnv utharswho find relief frtim hunger
at the Ht lilmo Ituslaiiraut. tt 21 ttl
llw Nome ally ami Qm. W. Kkler
leave Siitorvlay night far 0hi .em.
At Marlon, Poorman opened tho do
halo with a shot nt Hofcr. who nt Jcffer
son Had claimeJ to bo tho author of the
fnsuronco lax law. That was when ho
was n Republican. Poorman said when
he went out of tho party ho took all tho
reform with him.
Ho renowed his promises mado at
Jefferson.
Tho great cost of submitting a matter
of county expenditure to n vote of tho
people was Scott'H theme. Tho pcoplo
were largely to blamo for tho criminal
cxponsea of Marlon county. He promised
to pay strict attention to our roads and
linages, cm uown tlio pauper expenses.
Ho had been a school teacher and could
figure out thu cost of n bridge.
Smith again reviewed all that had been
said by others. Ho said they weronot
making promleos. Thoy wero not prom
ising to run tho county nt $40,000 a year.
Ho thought Illnghnm as tax collector
was n grnftor. Ho spoilt nil his timo
ns licforo on Tiik Jodiinal man.
Lot Pe.nrco endorsed tho reform prop
ortions. In the past ho said tliero had
been n largo floating votothot had no
right to the ballot. Ho should oppoeo
all useless commissions, clerkships and
Jobs. Ho asked no verdict but that ho
had dono his duty as he expected to
mako this county his homo.
0. D. Hartnmn of Scott's Mills, for
representative was Introduced nnd ad
vocated changes in our roads in this
county. Ho was much tnoro ploascd
with tho way tho roads wero handled In
Clackamas county where thu taxes wero
collected In cash.
Moo res for county superintendent of
schools suld ho favored removing his of
fice from all political Influences,
I.leut. Murphy said ho would give tho
people as nearly as osslh!o a non-parti-
tan administration of tho ofllce.
A. II. Huddulson said that ho would
favor n reduction In the freight on tho
railroads and 3 cents n mile for fares.
Thu rate on wheat was 0 cents n bushel.
Ho renewed Ills pledges mado at Turner.
Jeffrey handled some of tho proposi
tions of tho Republican speakers All
favored primary reform. Ho eulogized
Oregon and especially Marlon county.
All should vote fur that party which
would give them thu best county govern
ment. Not all expenditures in n county
was to be laid nt the doors of a county
oourt. Ho asked Moores If n man could
run thu schools of n county and also
practlco law. Ho renewed his pledges
made at turner.
W. W. Kldersald ho would give tlio
county a non-partisan business adminis
tration If elected, and run thu county
fluancu as carefully us he would his own
biisliuws.
J. II. Dlmiek gavo his experience ns a
senator fourteen years ngo. Tho bosses
in the party nt his heels had been bark
ing uver sliuu. Ho elicited n great deal
of uppluiiso.
Ho told a story of nn Irishman who
hauled wheat to Iluttevllle. There was
an opposition boat that had cut prices,
and tho other boat offered to haul it for
tho roino price. Hut Furmcr Ouerln
iMid; "Toh llwlthvoul I'll natro-
uliu the boat that Hindu them do It."
So in Marlon county it Is thu taxpayer's
duty to voto for tho party that mado
these fellows Ko us reformers. (A-
plauso.) He paid his respects to Tom
Tonguo for getting In private pension
hills for men who had rested thirty
years under n charge bl desertion.
Frank Durbln made a plain business
statement of his conduct of thu ofllce.
lie made his critics look both ways for
Sunday at ho does at every meeting.
Uu shewed again that F. T. Wrightmaii
formulated this petition nnd headed It
asking that Durbiu's salary, at thu
figure Used in the Flagg bill, f 1600 bo
raised to fSOOO. It was done.
Flagg's bill gave l.lm 1U12, counting
rent, board of prisoners, light, water and
all, Wrlghtmun ngulu admitted that
tDrOO ler xxiHtnce, and figuring out
what was oouiikd ns rent, etc., would
leave film JIOO n jwir cash salary.
That was the Flagg bill. Tho crowd
caught on nud gave Durbln an ovation
for showing up the iujiutieo of tho Flagg
urn.
CICAR TROUBLES
Sometimes mild, sometimes strong. Sometimes fresh,
sometimes dry. Sometimes you get your favorite brand,
sometimes your favorite brand is "just out." Ever have
these experiences? We've heard of lots of them. We
overcome all these troubles by keeping the good and tried
brands, hence yours is always here, and in just the condi
tion you like to smoke it, not too fresh, not too dry, just
right, 'cause we know how to keep cigars that way.
D, J, Fry Druggist
316 Commercial St.
MT Picture taking is lots of fun can toll you n wholo lot about it if you
coino in mora in 10 minutes than wo could put in n whole page.
JUST ARRIVED
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WOl STORE
Mr. King, for murder, was presented
ami made a favorable Impression.
K. Holer rwfuted Dr. Smith's strictures,
mm iiuUAfiTAL Jopkvai had eollected
fWurudvertWug the delinquent tax
roll of 1M!3 tlwt turned in only fSOOO.
IgpH'i & Graber
wfoh u it, n. aoKMiNuy. 1st rAn T r'wost 161
Iletflpptyr lhQrv.At Gilt UWlug (sen wa
t t j -
Knabci
Ludwig.
Fisher and
Kingsbcrry
Pianos;
Estcy and
Chicago
Cottage
Organs.
V oH for audi or ear payments nml
lake ywr ol InttruttMHt in Mahangw.
Stearns and
Tribune
Bicycles
S40
.J"' Ure. ny saddle. Uiaatjier whwls
MS up fully guaranteed.
Standard
Rotary
Sewing
Machines
White ami Paragon also sold for wsh
or oti ev MyHiiwlt. We tako your old
machine in ekaltange.
jP.' A. WIQQINS
307 com. snr
tW CJpiwstte. I'ft-lottlsrt, Ralem.
hw moalitiies far rtt. Maahtuea rvtaliwl.
Ho showed ho was entirely mistaken, as
Sheriff Durbln had closed up three tax
rolls, collected nearly 80,000 delin
quent taxes and the advertising on all
notices tinder Durbln's administration
had been dono at ono-half tho rates
formorly paid for this advertising.
W. W. Hall closed for the Republicans
and claimed for himself nnd his Ilcpub
llcan Associates on the ticket that they
had a record for faithful work in tho of
fices. A few men wore fighting him, be
cause ho had brought nbout reforms.
Ono man had threatened him with de
feat becauso ho had not appointed n cer
tain doputy.
AT JKFFEKSO.V.
A. 11. Hudelsou was first Introduced at
his homo town and uftcr telling them
that he had lived In their midst for 20
years and that they know his habits
better than he did himself. (Laughter.)
Ho rather insinuated that tho Repub
lican claim of reducing the taxes J 10,000
In two years was a fib, as their tax ro
celpts would show.
John A. Jeffrey Bought to convince
his largo audlunco that tho ladles as
well as tho men wanted a handsomo
and competent man to fill tho olllco of
district nttornuy. Ho mado a string
plea for tho election of a strong busi
ness administration of county affairs and
mado a favorable impression on ail pres
cut.
Grant Matlock filled his allotment of
two minutes in telling what ho would
do for thorn If elected county treasurer.
W. W. Elder mado n pleasant np
poaranco nnd was very cordially re
ceived. John A King was given n very civil
hearing for recorder in tlio homo of
Harry Itolaud.
J, H. Dimick culoolzcd Kx-Senntor
I.oonoy, with whom he served in the
Oregon senate There was no difference
between a Lincoln Republican nnd a
Ilryan Democrat. If there was any great
prosperity In the country he could not
sco It. lie road his tax receipts, an in
teresting story for tlio ordinary farmer,
which he ran find In thu bureau drawer.
The State Iteform school cost fUS.UOO
for tho keep ol 100 boys for two years.
He had rained nbout one-eighth of that
number himself nnd paid his taxes be
sides, (Great Laughter,) Uu would
voto against all such grafts.
Uu would never go to the leglilaturo
nud hold up the legislnturu as little Doc
Smith did. If lie could not help elect a J
straight bimetalUt hu would voto for thu
best Republican he could find. Uu
would never help hold up thu legls
laturu or pursuu any revolutionary
inoihods.
Frank Durbln got n rousing reception
from the magnificent audience. He
complimented Senator Ltouoy on stand
ing by his campaign pledges in voting
for tho Flagg Hilary bill, but showed
ugalu that thu Republican county chair
man told tho business man of Fa
ljm that tho ofllce could not bo run
under thu Flugg bill.
J. N. Smith quoted Jerry Simpson to
tho effect that the country had never
seen such prosierIty as prevailed today.
Money was cheaiior than ever before,
and made a really good speech for a
Kansas audience. Ho then exposed the
OitUeu's movement as not a Citizen's
movement at all. There was no necess
ity for a Citizens movement In Marion
county His Uxes had not varied much
In tho city ofSalem.
Lot Pearco made his. usual pleasant
talk and was warmly greeted.
Hall made a more effectivo speech
than at Marion,
Dr. Smith and Ixit Pearco returned to
Salem,
Hall asked why taxes wero high, if
expenses had been reduced, but did not
make his cane very clear. If re-elected
ho would not ask a raise of salary. Ho
was 33 years old aud had spent '-3 jears
In school houses. Hu would treat a
Populikt or a Democrat as well as tho
biggest Republican politlolau In tho
county.
HEADQUARTERS
While some politicians make
their headquarters at some hall,
the peoplo who want to enjoy
tho best prepared meal, make
their headquarters at tho : :
WHITE HOUSE R&irilllUliT
McKii.t-or1 & IlKtiKiiAtiT
Proprietors, 106 Stato St.
Mr. Scott spoke ns usual. Low taxos
and good roads wero his hobbies.
Ho confessed tho ambition to mako a
reputation w Idle In that ofilco that would
enable him to build up a uood law
practlco.
Mooro and Murphy each promised a
non-partisan administration.
Capt. Poorman paid a high compli
ment to tho Jefferson band, but did not
discuss tho issues.
Uncle Henry Kcene spoko ns well ns
beforo. Prosperity was what we mado
it ourselves.
Mr. Hart tho Republican nomlneo for
district attorney was introduced, nnd
spoko briefly In defenso of himself.
When Nature
Needs assistance It mny bo best to ren
der It promptly, but ono should remem
ber to use even tho most porfect reme
dies only when needed, Tho best and
most simple and gentle remedy is tho
Syrup of Figs, manufactured by tho Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Co,
New Summer Swisses nnd Organdies, Lawnsnnd Percales.
New Skirt Linings in nil leading shades.
Now Plaid and Crash Bkirts, CO, 85c, $1.00 $1.60 2.60.
New Shirt Waists Summer hats nnd bonnets for 'children.
Now Lines of Outings nnd Swnnsdoniifl, OM, 8H,10c.
Now laco Curtains, 00c, $ 1.C0, $1.25, $2.25, nnd H.00.
Now Lnccs In Valenciennes, and Duches.
New Fringes nnd Gimps in exqulslto designs.
New Cambric and Muslin Underwear.
A Complete now line of Damask nnd Turkish Towels.
Now Designs In embroideries nnd Insertions.
New Hosiery in all leading colors. ,,,..,
And just arrived today. Another shipment ol Gents clothing,
consisting of Clay Worsteds, Scotch Tweeds, Oregon Serges, and n
dandy lino of Gents Dressing Cases nnd Valises, Trunks, Crash
Hats. New styles in Ricycle Hose. Now stylo nnd colors in neck
wear. Hoys' clothing at prices that no boy need go ragged.
Oil
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SALEM OREGON.
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m Glosioo Out
A fine dry goods and shoe stock, and these are some of
the bargains: ' ...
All wool challies, pretty designs, reeular 50c now 25c a
yard. Silk mitts for 15c a pair. Silk gloves worth 50c for
25c a pair. Atisses' white kid gloves For 10c a pair. Fine
shoes sizes 2 to 3 1-2, -worth 53.50 a pair, for $1.25 a pair.
Aten's unlaundered white shirts. 29c, best quality 35c. Pear
button 5c a dozen. White horn buttons, 10c a gross. 10 yds.
spool twist 1 5c 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.
Aen's and Bovs' hats and caps. Ladies' and Misses' iack-
Immense bargains at 1st store South of the Post Office.
ets,
Wonts Peace.
Tho world wants oaco, nnd ono way
to secure it Is for von to buv thu Iimhi
Hour, groceries and luxuries fervour
, ... ... -:.y .
irom imiiihou iv Jdtgan. 0 111 eol
uour.
family
Isadore Greenbaum
Annual Meeting.
Tho annual meeting of Dennett Camp
of Indian War Veterans No. 8 will bo
held ut the ofllce of J. G. Wright & Co.
207 Commercial street, 'Salem, on Sat
unlay next, the 2Uth Inst, nt 10 a. in.
All members nro urged to attend as
lmiortaiit business is to be transacted.
5".ir,t ... J. Ki-mv, Cnptnln,
John G. Wiiiuiit, Orderly.
For bale.
Wo have decided to close out our lum
ber business nt Salem Ordton. If you
are interested call at our ofllce.
4-fl-tf. (lOOIULV LutlllKII Co.
RAMBLER
To Contractors
and Builders
Asa llllillllllL' lionm in ruin' n l C.
lom and wishing to encourage tho samo
to keep tin wo will from and after this
date, until further notice, deliver build
in tnnd, all grades for dOc load neurly
1W yards if taken with llmo, to nny pnrt
of the business jiortlon of Salem. Con
crete gravel if with cement nt same
ratoj. Further distances in like propor
tion. i. W? nr? n," ""'n the best grades of
lortland cement, and thu celebrated
Roohe liarlwr lime, together with finest
quality Mar A Star shingles, cut or
"'""'i tnuir mjsib ami plastering lath I
over brought to Salem, at greatly reduced '
rates. Inferior cement and llmo sold if
BICYCLES ARE JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OP ALL
COMPETITORS; IN PACT THEY ALWAYS HAVE
BEEN IN ADVANCE THAT IS WHY YOU SEE
RAMBLERS EVERYWHERE XXX XX
Experienced Wheelmen choose Ramblers
BECAUSE THEYHAVE TONE AND STYLE AS
WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO
MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHEST
GRADE, AND AT 'I HE POPULAR LIST PRICE, 40
None are better at any price few as good
REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 21 LONG
YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THEY
KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOD WHEEL X
CALL IN AND LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE.
II' IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS.
DQATT
258 Commercial St.
A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels onSinstallments
SjHIFP
wanted.
Mt-:
for nrleo Inouiro of
I). S. DKNTI.Y A CO.
ail) Trout St.
Osborn's Racket Store
Will remain in Salem and has been
stocked up w ith new goods amomr w hitli
you will find a fine lino of shoos of nil
kinds, men's and Iwys hats, underwear
shirts, pants, mid n large variety of use
ful notions
loal'riwsfrfajli.
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PATTONS BOOK STORE
Is Headipiarters for
Kodaks and Cameras
15 and 20 per cent,
discount Allowed,
LARSON'S NEW FRUlT EVA0RAT0H
Osbo
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Opposite l'ostoffleo &om 0ri1ou
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A Few of the Good Things We Carry?
iKOMk'invWXi'ml Krv,uct .to.r -1ruwliiK nud frying.
SFffl nuirtwrnr and eherrTt WiT ,rv,u. 0 mm,
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straw
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c cans, Libby's slwenl
liujvn Olives, Dur.e' Salad UrvWinJ, Oltoiit SHUU,, .
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JOHN L LARSON,
i
i RATFS m IP.P l
for, '
l'lw fullouint. l..u ..... .. ... . . i
By itsuse all air
shaftsj are dis
pensed with, and
truitl are dryed
under dead heat.
ita'isilreproof; it
saves 80 per cent
in fuel; it saves
3-4 in labor. Can
dry in 13 hours
ttritlirtut rfmninnr
. "llliuill uippn'h
rfw in lye. For circu-
laraaares
SHAW OREGON.
on hand
of the city,
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BVerV l sKf 'if S fW
Ir. Hotk .i... . '. r" """w vt anr hart
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IVitU storv-s.
flillOUini Liu Mt.. .. ... .
i . B w" it uu 110 nave
fe'PH.W.I? tu Camtal lZ
,., T UI, u,'u ' Works, of this I
citjr beginning May 1: OI ",wj
mwHiouury torw, hotels ami rUb
srusswsiarBfia'B
ale U4ow 10c. ' ,X)r "' Nu
,ute,nwU',7-W5,'-,Mu''.
lhiplusaek
s.iair . -".'v.iiuui
CVTAtlcltWOMS.
Bottled Beer
Klmga HecW.siuccessoni U boulhSJa cm
Bottling Woik.
All orders for bottled bwrwill be diled
at Uie brewery. Kept on cold storair"
lr. rity dlitl.rv. Txleidimm 2ISI.
75c. a Sacks
.i.i!Vr'ev'tion flouri wauufacturoJ by A
Wllhelm & Sons, Monroe, Or., lor aald
K , Gilmbt 4 BKe
Kalera Oreiroii