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Newspaper Page TextDAILY , "My Pres5 banquet wine Scheme didn't work. -FaM , "I am -afraid df the oltf L- ! publican elephant -,Mitcfim. VOJU XI SALEM, OREGON WEBNESDAY FEBllTJAItY 15 1901 prom JOURNAL. N Greatly Reduced Prices i Alen's and Boys'.... g SOVERCOATS 2 New is tite time 1o be able to buy tlieni atthese prices next year. ) & Ail Rubbers and g Reduced to close them g our prices on the above g THE NEW YORK RACKET t Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store. w luu-Mnre ClomLvtry Ewnltuet Six O'clock Except Saturday, $ H. T. BAnNS. Proprietor. M ', TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARIZED. T'ciin i f lliitiiii i- being robuit. I imn-ui.-l-d v fr m pleaguo in Western Siberia. li.ittHwfr Kiupn-f- Pro Mick o (i.rmuny ia vory lit Yh'ijiu ImIIiium hi ri bullion near Herinoslll.i, Mexico mii.i i" ii'uiMii'i'inMitfuiM! Alikft porta removed. inv lh U"'! blocks WurLiiiKlori null-railroad combine. vienrrnl li.-vu-t again threatening liio Invaeiun of Capo Colony. Wo ft lilizirl of tin) h'hkoii in noil hern nrnl central Now York. Molii mi Willi -'oUiipi icntices leave 'Frisco for southern cruhu. 'Iho Vickeis-MuMin Crump hlpyard trust will soon bo completed. Wifo of United States Ponnlor Tliomaa C. I'lnttof Now York died totlay. I arnejjlo conH-mf, by inference nt least, aalo o"f Ills steel works to tho trust. AtSlinn Hal Knan tbo Russians lost forty killed in engagement with Clilneso. King of England receives address of loyalty from Mnyor ami corirntlon of London. Two hundred divorces in Milwaukee, Wia , found defective because not docketed. Ambassador Clmate mimes to accept attorney-generalship to succeed .Griggp. Ho will continue iit St James. Floods at I-a 1'ns!, Peru, cntiFcd Iota ol llfn, Inundation of oily and destruction of property aggregating millions. Frcsidout has sent to Cubah convention a request for certain guaranties in tho (onatltntion that have been omitted. Sylvt'B'iOr Pennoyer showb tin ' ltU tho Mllcholl-McUridc-MetschMi-WUl- t ..r. tiili..i lin niMtrAti'd tho lllBL '"louTJeara s--Gowji ur Jla jUwUniHcan party with their giafts aud steals una in tiioir fattest veor thoy levied n 7 mill fitato tax and" collocted f 1, 121,815 cafih laxeB Irom tho people In ono year. In 1891 MoBrldo and Mutschnti woro thrown out of the state convention aud tho leg islaturoof (18U5 required revenues of only $1,044,0111 for two years When tho pcoplo wero happy to bo well rid of McBndo he and his lieutenants pro tended to bofor Dolph tuUtolo his sent. Now that McUrido or Mitchell caii't uet back, ol course, Pennoyer favors tho return ol ono of tho slip pery and faithful wearing their livery. Hie state is not clamoring for any rail load legislation whatevor, unless it bo to ubollsh passes and glvo all the people a reduced rato of faro, and make all pal lor riding. M P i i . """ fc jg? Watches Need Repairing fn.i narA...,i..ri,Af.ip.iniii.wt watch Icokod over and npairel by a r-kiPcd workman at prices lower ll an eun take it to O. T POMEROY J8i Commercial Str t. WftKliinnker ami Jeweler Men's Clothing and Hats at Clearance Sale Prices $6.00 Sui $8.00 Suits. $10.00 Suits "$3.00 Hats $2.00 Hats 50c and 75c Neckwear Dalrymple's Branch 297 Commercial Street. on 5 buy them. You'll not Rubber Bootsi out. Come and see lines. x v Cor. Commercial and Chomokta Stroots Henry W. Corbctt la an American to tho core. Ho Mauds for what. is tho host and moat coiiBovutivo of tho Repub lic la a man of iihjiiB1.wlth tho courage to proclaim progressive principles, to announce bUumnuaniiku views of public policy founded on the successful experience of a lifetime, lie wants an American canal without wait ing for tho consent of England, the Stato Department or tho corpoiatioiiB. Ho wants free trade vUth our own island possessions without u&kiug thu con. sent of tho truntn. Ho believes in greater commorcial freedom with the I whole world as a btimulus to shipping tlint is cueaner nun mure uiiiciuiuuh tnau a shipping subsidy, tttnndinu upon Tils convict! hucli a ninn convictions, and not having his hand out for petty grafts nil tho time would bo a powerful influence for Sound Politics if elected senator. 4 Smith's bill to create a llconcd Stato F.nglnenr'a commission got only two votes In tho Senate. It would have taken 5 out ot each poor wooden w man. A Demonstration of Value Itjcan lw nido cleni our inntlnxls of In anyone that Dental Treatment A io 'ar in advance of man v others. ' SSJlnKJ Kmdi rase i cnldered care all work done -killfolly and according the most Improved methods. IIPT'll . IITIII IIIHUU tfj "" I lit irtirfeeilv, and wear apluiidld- .Ml work Kuatantodd. Drs. Eppley & dinger Postofllco block. fnnl. When von are ready to nave your . EK?gMMfc'WspygJfflaSkU STOCK MUST BE REDUCED DEFOKE ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS.... $3.95 ?$5.95 Outing Flannel $7.2 5 90 All Broken Lines Q Close at Great Reductions, $1.10 FURNISHED SUPPLIES Serious Engagement With SOME SURRENDERS AT LUBIG Bates of Sulu Treaty Tame Made a Brigadier General. i Manila, Feb. 13. General Davla l.i a leen designnted tocoudiietnn investi gation of the charges against D. M. Car man, the American contraotor.who.wllh Theodore Carranzn, a Spanish mer- chant, was nrrested charged with fur niVhing supplies to aid the insurgents.! The evidence against Carman is aeeiuiiii-l 1 ting. During hoiiih lighting recently in Iho, ntouiiln ns of Tayubas s xty miles soi th east ol .Manila, sixteen insurgentH were killed, and important captures, were made. A uutubcr of insurgent oflic-ts had surrendered at Lubig. A quantity of ammunition has i ecu discovered in the hotiee of a merchant at Manila. Washington. Feb. 1!!. An executlvo (session of the Senate today was for tho nuri'omot consideriut; nominations lor lliiimdlor-Geii'ernl, hut tto session cloed without action except in tho chscs Generals Hates, Wilson and Lee. l'eltlgrow opposed the confirmation of Hates, hecaiiRo Hates negotiated tho treaty with tho Sultan of Sulu. None of thuother nominations wero taken up, but incidental reference WAiniado toGouernl Wool Nomination being canso of tho fact that ho was promoted over so many odlcors higher In rank In tho regular triny. PORTLAND MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF 1'oktj.and, Or., Fob. ia. Jack Barr thia morning shot four times nt Hello WilliiuiiH. inmate of a house on Fourth Street. Two bullets took effect, both In hir hand. Bar then shot himself lu tho ueau anu swnllowcd poison, tie IB in ft hospital nud may die. He says ho deserted his children for tho Williams woman, who nfterwaids discarded him. J. W. Youi'g, who droo into a ditch u 'ar tl'o Park school died at Salem hos pital today. BOTANICAL iSC BONDERS The marVel of the hour is the wonderful cure of chronic diseases without the use of knife or poisonous medicines. This is what afflicted human ity needs more than all else. Not a week passes but Dr. J. F. Cook, the irreat botanical (specialist and original discov- eroror tne noiamcai cure, neais some patients who have suffer-' ed for years from awful dis - .. ...-.A .l,j .nMo..FfiiloTn.K-' CWC illiu nib niuiv.mYmn.iiti.ij , I I J i A UOOK IS WHIini: lOLMVe patieillS the benefit of his life study but dedinestO Ollblish further test- imomab out or regard lor hsYTtl I - . . - . .- , ,- . .,-1 ...:n '.iji.. - tne uniisn oihiiosib snow tne wiwioiu 01 DatieiltS. Vet Will JjladlV releri.. i . .1 . . t ir11""' J. Vi ."'. the imvy department in sehctng naval any callers to their neighbors ana irienas who nave oeen healed, Consultation free. If you have any physical ail T u.a.. . . C ...all r . aAa wy-k.J aVk niCIlli 1 1 will uu vuu kuuu w (call and have a little cliat With 1 (he doctor. . ,0rtic i01 Libertv s,rH bfl'em WOrt. Black Cat Hose 17c ,. 5c Store Opposite Postofflce. II GRIGGS RETIRED McRinlcy Has Taken a Polite Way to do -it CHOATE REMAINS AT ST JAMES Cubans Notified That Jhey Must Recoginize This Government Washington, Feb. 13. President McKlnley has informel hl cnhlnot, unofllelally that ho has heard from Ambassador Choato and that Mr. Choato is not disposed to accept tho attorhej generalshlp. The President made the tender f this place to Mr. Choato soveral weeks ao, desiring to get the strongest avail ri blomnn to succeed Mr. Griggs. Mr. Choato wishes to continuous ambassador to the court of St. Jau.es If'thaUo satis. factory to tho President and' no change nt tlint nntnr In i.xmii'lpft- ' i Asa result of a conference between. President MeKiuhiy and Secretary ItMOtj supplemental Instructions worn ncnt to Gen. Wood to call attention of the Cuban constitutional convention hi the importancoand necessity n( including life requirements of tills government In tho constitution. It is demanded that tho Mouroo doc triuo shall bo rcco nlzed ; that Cnh.i shall not mortgage tho island to any foreign power; that tho United Stntea be given tho right to establish naval stations at Havana, Guantnnamo, Nipo, Cionfuegoa nnd tho right to maintdln ntloastnpart of tho present military forco in tho island nnd that the United States shall assist Cuba in maintaining a stablo government. " j On account of tho situation In Cuba thorn has been renowed talk ot tho probability of an extra session of .Con gress. Tho President has reiterated, Ida deslro to hnvo Congress take action in relation to Cuba and tho earliest poasihlo moment and advices received from Men. Wood within tho last two days aro said to bo of such a character as to uTako I an oxtra semlon practically imperative. f I ta llilltikti t.ln tilnuj .... t h . llf A..L.nW .mo wuunu (Muuiuia nun in naiuun ton, trying to have the duty taken off lobacjo imported from Cuba into tho United States, and to obtain their mod - IQcations of the tariff in favor of Cuban products, hnvo been advised to go homo and tell their people it is Impossible to grant them any such favors hecauso until a Cuban Kovernmont has been oranisted a reciprocity Irj'uly cannot bo negotiated, while Cuba has nothing to give in return for con cessions, and there doos not seem be a disposition on the part of any one In Cuba to grant any concessions to tho United States. An effort Is being undo to use this onnortunitv to open the eyes of the Cubans to tho necessity of favorably considering thu demands of U. S. as to ' tho provisions of tho new constitution, Senator Morgan, chairman of the com mittee on -intoroccauic canals, nureca tliat It la necessary ior mo i niieu mates to retain coaling and naval stations tn Cuba. Informatlau recently sent to his committee by Captain Sigsbt-u, chief In telligence ollicer, shotvs that there aro in tho West Indies eighteen porn under i ,tourudrF thecontrol of liecalHrilaln, rancdund one under tho' Netherlands, two under the 11.. I .1. .....I ,... ...... .,. ,,,.,... ......i. inu 1111111:1 I'cuiuuin. im uiu wniinii "" l'vi -- ... islumlti of Bormudu and Jamaica. To offset theso stations on the auMlllUril "Me ol Cuba are essential n . ., ... Kiieiiiflh of! . . ,., 1 a . ., 11 1 -.-'- -" o - -..-.....-.. stations iu Cuba, and ciuplMkiuM tho necessity of this session of tlioni. country rt'U.iuug xs SALEM BUILDING AND IAIPROYEMENTS Quito a numier of our citizens hav' I taken advantagoot ihe continual nnr0f her uncle, John Kirn, on North Lib weather to repair, oulargo or imprnvn prti' street. , their buildings. On pasting up Marlon ' Hoth I). 8, Henlloy and D, F. U'ngner, ' street wo notice a pleasing change m the ?' Uiu firm of Hontloy A Co., are about dwelling No. 382. TI.U pro,rty liu. bsen purchated by August Ililkn,. lately from North Dakotu, who will - spend alxnit $400 in reuiodelniK and beautifying his home. At tho corner "of Marion and Four, teenth resides N. Simon, whocann from Minnesota and who had bwn nearly a HERMAN Scientific Optician, year adding to nud improving his new homo. Ho expects to complete tho work during tho early spring. In ad dition to the investments mado in our city, Mr. Bimon bought about three hundred acres of farm land near Mw mouth in Folkjconnty, on which his sous reside. Such Imigrants ns these who como to ub with their experience, S out tho state. The proporly at thocornorof Center and Fourteenth atreUs has been pur - chased by the Rov. II. Losanor, pastor of tho German Lutheran church, who came Irom Minnesota last year. Ho Ib spending about ono thousand dollars In enlarging and finishing his luture home. Mre. Kutti Sayers has had an addition and ropairs made to her homo nt the Corner of Chetneketa and Fourteenth Btrccts. , John Holm, the well-known black smith and horsoshoor, hat had his tone rh'ont hoiiEO nt 185 Winter street remod eled at an expense ol about four hundred dollars, which puts It In first cIam condition for tho next tenant. Hanson & landoh, tho well-known builders nud contractors are construct-fimd fni? nil nrltntirt Piirnmnr nr llnunr limlRii ".-",- I ior nuornev u 1. uuiBiiani. (ln nf M. vll, flnlntn n Klt.nlinr nf homes aro being Unproved ami a new . t. l 1...11. i... ti ir I... V1V v til U JltlUU4 M ltl(V ft ohm has been built by Henry Knppuhn, who came toHalem Ian year Irom Minn- 0 ota. Tho ptore at 2'M) Commercial street late v purelinted by Win. Hrotru & Co., has beo i improved by teariua down the brick pillars and substituting a now front haviPK large plate Klaus window. 1 lieso promises will lie occupied about thellrstof next mnlli by tho owners loi olllcn nud warehouse. At 280 Commercial street, at the Blgu of the White Horse a radical change liiis taken plsce. K S. Lamixirt, Iho owner aud unlerpriidng saddler nud liaruobMiuikor is Keeping up in the race. He lifts had tho old front replaced with an up-to-date plat" glass front and has divided the front endofthostorebynpa titiou moHily of glass, giving the propn etor a nice, light front roam, nearly uuH proof in which ho koopq his slock of lino harness ar.d saddles. Good judges who have viewed tho premises claim that the arrangement and stock shown makes an exhibit equal to tho beet to bo seen in any city in Oregon. POORMAiTS "FELLOW SERVANT BILL KILLED Measure Affecting Liabilties of Railroads. I'oormaii'a bill defending liabilities of railroad corporations to employes was defeated in tho Hom-o Wednesday morn Inu.Drcsflcr opposed the provision of thu hill making tho corporation liable for In juries cnueed by neglioncoof fellow ror vnntB. Ho pointed out that such a pre cedent would work an uudeslrnblo result and would ultimately oxtoud to all em ployes of labor. It would tnnku thum liable for that over which thoy had no control. Colvig, Harris nud Poormap spoko in favor of thu measure and hddy . nnd Roberts spoko In opposition. I " " , DlW YYUYYo WILL MAT DC TAYCn PtUI lit 1 AAnLI , , ,, ... , .sflsss isfia bv Fulton crentlmr n bountv on ea lions and otlior destroy era of lisfi was pjkse). Jlulkov'u doji tax bill met a Iruirlo fate us did tho similar measure introduced in the House bv Hutt. Web rung '8 bill to. create stato board of passed, vetlnary surccoua ' CIRCUIT COURT DDnrcchlMPC PROCEEDINGS Clyde Vaughn charged with nssiult County Judge Scott who Is nt tho hos wlth intent to kill, pleaded not Kinlty, . pltiil, is rcporlod imnroviiig. nnd his trial was set for Tuesday, Felt, luiu, at iu o ciock, i.a Ana. nt T.l.,, cil... ,.ii..,irr Ive.N. Mickel and Mnrv Nickel, was 4.1IU UlinU Ul ,1111111 tlll&UIJl'l , IlltlllllJII, : ,oc,w I... I ..It i.i...lrf ii uirv ti ii ri i i iiiiiiiii in 100 for loss siistnhiul. Hen In mi ii Wise, charged with arson niHm two iiiformntlnns, upo:i motion nf his nttorney, S I . Hnyden, was reh-a(d upon one oi them Inst nvt-uluu. Hois out under f000 cash bull, uud his ease will ho hciard next Vednesdny. i lie enso oi sinto vs. i . nmnii lor A.,,, ill.. .I.,1...M ..(. Ik... I .... I.ln .....a. ....... M"IK lUHl'll "11 paimi imii flinmxi vvun i irieu ny jury ami discluirgtHl, ball ox ouera'cd. W !t Mi.Alliklnr. for w- .-.--. ' '"" "'' "iju 10 jury 01 icn 1m.11 i.y eon I LUIlt cii a in, n iu,u l. ,.(,. Il. 1 Tito uraiid Jury hrtN reiMirtMl a true bill in thn c.tho of Willanl Martin for - ,.,---, ;-- -- ,::: ;" , .1 Q tniohll n the case of young Mart n friruVai.iii.in. ilHfiAllll. u-ll 11 11 ilfintfMrnil4 u-iuiiiriii ninl 11 ruHsoAL ltev T. F. Itoyal who 1ms Imhii ill U able tn be out. Thos. Hlundell, tho MorniiiKldo pool try fancier, who has been finite III, is again able to sit up and be about. MifsIconora Kirn, who has been fliMtniliiurn viinrtn llminln Iu, jstluguHt,d jV-mi la grippe ,P ,,na,,h , , .(i ..,. at & iiin itT iiiiiiuKiii iui uiu avunii seuil creamery on Knit Stato street, lnft this morning for TlllHinook, whore ho and Todd Bros, have built a cheese fan- tory. An experienced creauwry in.ui from Montana is expected to arrivH iu a few days to lake his place here, which is now fillet by Jai. Magulre. Business Eyes I'ofeotlye vision produces irritation and nerv ouwieg, and in thli condition no perton is cap. !' of vlvltife to bukiness matters or ordinary ffi rsof life the attention necessary to auccew. N ililng Is more IinjKirtant for the present pies rvuilou of tool health and clear bnsiuees jiMigniktnt than eealoos care of tho eyes. Perfect fining ginkge: will overcome nature's defeats, ami the p ne o get tuoh glaes is Of W,. PARR 118 State Street. NEW YORK BLIZZARD Ten Foot Deep in Plnpptj I '" x uluVn) TRAVEL ALMOST AT A STANDSTILL Three Trains Cnu.li I mo Each Other in Midst of Storm Svuacusk, N. Y., Fob. 111. Northern Central New York nro many feet deep in tho worst blitr.vrd of tho winter ",i i ,,, ...,i """"" l"- w in recent enre. 0ver rt ti-rrltory . extending from T) k.il.n.i ... ltI.. I I- tt........ Rcheitor to Utien and from Walerlown to Ithaca the ground Ib while, althouih it Is not exceedingly cold, and the Hue suotv drifting, makes travel dangeioua. In the cities snow plotiuhs and shovel gains nro keeping tho ilreolcar tracka in Hemi-passabln coudilioiir but in tho country dmtnctH tho roaiU aro drifted to bucIi depths that travel is practically impossible. Specials from outlying towns say that worse conditions have never existed. In soma ensue coiniututi cation with otlior villaosexivpt by wire is entirely cut off In Cortland county dilltf. 10 feet high nte reported in tho main roads and travel ia impossible. Jn tho Nui thorn ountles thu saiuo stoiy i told Twc freight tiniiisou tho Ne York Central crashed togi ther at Jordan u bile the storm was at its height. Tlio work of clearing the trauks was delayed by tho enow nud before thoy could be Btopped tbo limited fast mail from tho west nnd a passenger train from tlioeaHt crashed into tho obstruc tions. Neither was sorioualy damaged. Trains on all of tho roads are several hours late. THE LINN-LANE BOUNDARY DISPUTE Whitney of Linn tried to bring the Liuu-Lanu boundary dispute- before tho house Wednesday morning by asking that tho committee on Counties be re lieved from tuther consideration ot S. I). 'n 1 r lit. ttullo .,..inl.,t.... . .,... proniUedivlslon of thodlsputod territory. Harris of Lnuo opposed tho motion if tho intention was to ro-rofer to other v"'""""1'u''i "" num uMitmiik io a ' Bimpousioii of tho rulos to permit tho ' committee on eoiuitiun to report. Upon jT ilr umum lo r,,,lovu ,,,u mmmiuva M'l"( to pas". fsiTt t it I t ttru I kit 4 mnii 1.1 ......... . .. 1 J. II. No 1 III, by Harris, linking It nrinm in hhmiu'm ihIhIum ii.m. i bu p,,....,.,! IITIIMII II. H. No 1 17. by Harris, to fix liabilities railroad corpornt ii .. . ,ioii ior injuries loom inoyees, uciiui Failed to pass. iiloyees. Dehnto limited to 254 luluuteH S. H. No. Itl8, by Adnins To improve I1"" WftV nt Oregon City ; yeas 11 nays 14. failed to pais, I . .M, IHJ mtA mm tM taM M . V. UL fe. ' u IHITVLM gj Bt! W WW H M - I " 3 Common Expressions 3 a u I W ffi JH U ii ia a -Wlwl' iiisle.s." beautiful wide "How hnndv ev- . ,. .... .J eryiiiing is. wnaicom r.ifioLla ennk " Llrviw AA lul mult- v.UIP I IUVY V.IIU you ever get along in the old store, it was so small. "It is so light," "Your m a H H elevaior is so handy." "I always feel so at home in this store," "What nice fixtures you have." "The clerks are always so pleas anl in this store." Some how I am always pleased wijh my purchases here." "You should be proud of this tine store, accept my congratulations." and so IS u m N H H H on tney go. we are pioud of our customers." 'Thank you for the call. "Good bye. Call again." Thus We Exchange Greet ings With our Customers. Ladles Wear Queen Quality Shoes $3.00. N m m m m m . kaummKnmmmmmummmmmmmnm&wmi BRITISH PARLIAMENT Has Financies of War On its Hands SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA The King's Speech Contains No Reference to Hay Pauncefote Treaty Nbw Yoiik, Feb. 18. A dispatch lo tho Tribune, from London says: Tho opening of parliament will brinic public "ffnlra once more within tho rnngo ol vision, and tho ceremonial side of tho court till attract hsH attention than it now receive. The llnanclal baso of tho exchequer will urobnbly escape criticism from tho opposition bench for Sir Michael Hicks'lLntrh has followed (he principles of Mr. Gladstone and Sir Willi mi Vernon llarcniti in his borrow ing operations nnd inetliMl of financing a costly war. His latest borrowing process Is not yet complete, I ut experts condemn It in advance as petty nnd feeble, and contrast his entire manage ment of tbo national fluniicles during tho war with Senator Gage's co iduot of tho American lrenury during tl o war with Spain. The war itrolf remains a source of na tional discontent and dissatisfaction, Tho latest news is that Gun. French , has captured a convoy and is still driv ing Bothns forcos eastward, but Oowot j is again threatening Capo Colony with invasion, ami tiioro is coiiihionc) among military men that Charles Knox wilt ovoitako him nud entrap his butchers. It is not believed In diplomatic circles that the.kluga speech will contain any reference to tho Ilay-I'aunefoto treaty. The foreign ofllcu has not been Jn a position to resume negotiations over tho Senate amendments ut the opening ol the roigb when tho king and 'cabinet were occupied with many details, There aro no precedents for determining the procedure whon n treaty has Iwcn ntuended as thu canal treaty has been. It Is safe to assume that thu foreign fllllf.n ivlll limit Willi tkin nimtiiil.ttnkllti I as new proposals aud consider Itself nt ! lll,0,ly to nUor t,10,n precisely as ' tho Senate lias mod II led thu original text of tho treaty. If this bo done there will ho a resumption of negotiations either bore or at Wabhingtou at an early day. Itcllcs of Lincoln's Life. . WASiiiNinuN, Fob. 111. Thn recur ronco nf tho birthday nunivorsary of Abraham Lincoln itlwavn hrlmra an I Increase of visitors toxlho fatuous Touth street hotieo opposite "Ford'a Theatre," i ....- where Lincoln d ed on that sad April day in 18(15, nnd whore la now stored tho Lincoln Memorial Museum. Thia collection of souvenirs was collected by Orthorn II. Oldroyd, of Mount Vernon, 0., and tlionuelmiH of tho collection whs u campaign bailee n( tho campaign nf 1HII0, hearing the nuim sof Lincoln fcri W H K a fJMM H M MH m . . . . . . I 7c yd. Outing Remnants A bij shipment of mill ends regular 10c values. ir ,J if..2 - .i Vlk 19 ILII P O , v-y ! r'lflllllCI A fine line of dark and light colors for Spring. 50c yd. Dress Goods The new colorings for Spring offered as an open' ing special. 5c doz. Pearl Buttons Good qualities in the most staple sizes. 2 for 25c Collars All new New shapes and excellent qualities We closed out all the old ones' i jjObWwM k Cf i fMMm&m gpSPP THE WHITE CORNER TrJe Mirk Rtdstertd. and Hamlin. Mr. OMroyd mntle ' tljiaT collodion his life- work arill it now numbers B.GQO nrjiulos, ,Tho eQllfccUori Is varied and contains . only iirttctea Intlnnlely cnneotcd with Lincoln's life. BEHEADED Reauins , ur mAH ruuNl) CoM)Muus O., Feb. 13 ThoJioadleiH body ol a mnn found hi a valilt mMlie roar of Clinrlos Mensons saloon eaMy to' day. The body had' be badly hacked by n knife, the head laivtng- been clean ly severed. Thorn is no nine lo thftfilen tlty of the do id wu, A Fraternal Act Tho A. 0. U. V. lodge have completed tho work on tho reuh-iiCM of lSlmer Scolcy In South Salem and tho Iftinlly were given possowlou ot tho prnpifrty last night. It will bo roinumbored that tho Sooley house waj liurncd about six weeks ngoiiud the Workmen lodge, of which Mr. Bsolcy is a nit'inl', iMnan almost i in mediately dm erection of a honso'fnr him. This was a inns' cotn. tilbiidahle act and spunks well for the fra'emlty of this (nganixaliolis The Blies Ever have them? Then you know how dark, everything looks. You arc compjetely discouraged, terribly depressed. A little work looks like a big mountain ; a little noise sounds like the roar of a cannon ; and a little sleep is all you can secure, night after ntgnt. The truth of the matter is, your nerves have been pois- , oncd and weakened with the impurities in your blood. You want n blood-purifying medi cine a perfect Sarsaparilla that's what you want. You want Ayer's s arsapari the strongest and best nerve tonic you can buy. $1.00 a bottle. All drui-lsti. Writs (he doctor freelr til tit partieulin In Sour cic. You wilt reclvft v rump t replj. Ad ten, Dr. J. 0. atbu. Lowell, Mm. Flng sequin to feel badly over, .tho wlno tho press club dlilu'l Imve. Never mind ; you will have a chance to taken drink on Corbett ynt. "75T- .. .FRESH... Chocolate Creams tl I ELLIS 154 Stale Street, & ZINN'S Salem 'Phone 2874 HU !HVjJ NK1 IK K lfflTl M n I ' " ----- ..-,, m 50c Underwear Values stronger ihan ever. 68c Blankets A new line ol cotton blankets just received. $3.50 Shoes H M M m u m m Aeyer's 53-50 shoes for men are unsurpassed for points of excellence. M u m m m m m m m m as m u m m m m Clothing Our clothing store -is growing every day ev ery day brings forth new ideas and these new ideas bring us new customers, it is our substantial val ues and extremely low' prices that do the work. Latest fash.Qns.jn furnish ings are tound iiete. ' Queen Quality Shoes for Ladjcs S3.Q0 m m m m u m M -.. a I H"