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Newspaper Page TextAWfa&fc" ri TKtmtirmmeazimmm (Tttiifnu4tn afiinawift , ...MADAM... iiotr mitnv..r.t nt alib- iimx.l im pmi aMilna wfmn vou'ro narinir fer a 100 Xnrd epool? We'vo Just discarded one brand, which wblloiUinpcd 100 yards, wo ,Joatq only had 65 to 75 yardi io tbo spool, and wojiro now sciuns a urstm wjhou woSMarnnlco 100 yards to tho spool. A llttlo tbfnjr, to bo euro, bufwe hold that (honesty In small things Is as essential to good business methods as Jn greater 'jdfllV 'Oar 10O yard spools cost no moro than bo short measure kind. WESTERN TOUR 01 President Is Beginning to Take Sliape r'- .V- i '"- w iM n &. NEW SILK FLANNELS, NEW WASH SILKS NEW SHIRT WAISTS MEETS DIAZ AT EL PASO In ,t Ho-Verson's THE DIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SALEM Conclusion Will Make Tour Through New England w, ray which WATCHES That's what wo are soiling now and at prices which will Interest you, If you gju-Q In-want of a Reed timepiece. We have too many to quoto prices here but it buy. Watches denned Main Springs . . . . Wasimtoto.v, March 21. Tho Presi dent's propoeed western trip Is attract ing muoh attention in statos through whloh ho is to pass and invitations rotn various cities and towns which bone to entertain him along tho route nre daily arriving at the White House, , thoChlneto to pay without destroying thp'r government fee m 9 to bo growing In favor. Without displacing the pending prop oIUon, ourguernicunt has advanotd another radcnl proposition, naraoly. io divide tho total indemnity collected, taOO.COO.lKX). in o itht parts, of the L idled Stjtoi would recoive one. Ten powers nro represented at Pekin but at least two have no foundation for any claim for indemnity. This sukcps' tion has not been warmly rccolvod. ILLICITDISTILLERY RAIDED BY OFFICERS Kkw York, Starch 21. Internal rev enue officera liavo raided an alleged Il licit distillery In tho basement of the I seven story tennement at 211 Kldridge street. Herman Loowenstoln, the land lord and Joseph Levy, the janitor, have beon arrested and arruiencd before t'nited States Commissioner Shields who held them in $2500 bail each for ex amination. Two stills were found In operation, each new and capable of turn- ing out 360 gallons of liquor a day In the basement 2500 gallons of mash was found In various stages of fermentation. WOMAN KIDNAPED Disappeared on the Chicago Lake Front PERSONAL EFFECTS ARE DISCOVERED The Lake is Dragged But the Body Has Not Yet Been Found. don't 7lk. 76c. ;G. H. Hinges, X Exrft Wtchnuktr 20 ytsrs Experience. 296 Commercial Sirttt. THO WEATHER. 1. '. Tonight and Friday occasional rain. TURKISH BATHS WILLAMETTE HOTEL r ANNUAL REPORT OF THE W. C. T. U. ft? - - 5A- '4 ft a jTho report of tho executive committee p the W. O. T. U. is completed and tho following is a brief synopiia of It: On March 12, Mrs. Matheny was elected president! Mrs. Mary Ithodcs, , locrotaryj Mrs. uarrio wnite, corrcs ponding iccrotnry; Mrs. 0. W. (farther, treasurer, The last session was hold March 10, After devotional eorvlces.vlce-p'csldents from the various churches were elected as followst First M. E., Mrs. Mary 'Mayj SojiUi M. K. Lstie, Mrs. 0. W. Bcrlberj Ohrfstlan, Mrs. 0, K. Shor wood; Prosbytorlan, Mrs. Mathenyr Highland M. B., Mrs. 31. K. Vander vert Uaplist, Mrs. ilroclc j U. II., Mrs. Kile. Tho Peace and .Mercy department did excellent work under Mrs. 0. B. Klior- wood. Orer 70 families were asaiittd 'materially and abont 210 garments dis tributed to the poor ami homes were found for a number ol homeless children. Department superintendents were ap pointed tor Uio year as follews: Kvau gellcal and Sabbath Observance, Mre.O. Spray; Flower Mission work, Mrs, M, IH Bom or; Peace, Mercy and Purity work, Mrs. 0. K. Sherwood; Christian (JitUomhlp and Pranohlto, Mrs. Mary llamp; legislation and Petition, Mrs. iK. M. Vandorvert; Medal Contest . ....,. ' aira. wary uiioues. Tbo following committees wereap. ,"" peinted: On sick room, Mrs. Bherwood, Mrs. Hnrar. Mrs. Bcrllwr. Mrs. ltamii. room committee. Mrs. Mary Jury, Mrs. .., Macy and Mrs, fori be r. ft jug uvuiui'iHiii.niin uilllill ! iniU uv ft't'nJ tho condition (Inanalnllv In tirnaiHir. .'Jinti. wlilla tha vftir'n wnrk liai lumn above mo average. fc-3s JT : STATE DIPLOMAS FOR TEACHERS Tho State Hoard of Kiln eat Ion has granted stato certificates and state di plomas to applicants passing tho Feb ruary examinations, before the HUvto Hoard of Hxarnlnora as follews: State Certificate1 Kthel Fletcher, Balutn. Anna B. Lludgren, Marlon. Kllaaboth linker. Oregon Oily. Lena L. Hold, Jfeppncr. Jennie uook, a many, John It. Knglish, Woaton, Win N VallHiidlgliam, Peudlolou. W J Jones, Hhaw. Maggie K. Chiles, Grants I'nw. Anna May hteohlor, Antelope. Clara O. Barker. Astoria. .Mary Foshay, Albany. Otto 0. Weaver. Sublimity. William Cullin Bryant. Meumotith. Btella Jiianita Crawford, Bllvnrtou. Nelrou W. Uowlaud, Crusham. Ida Foot, Portland. Dorothy Lynch, Portland. Marlon D. Carter. Olex. Mary I. Tait, Bparta, Margaret Tom, Monmouth. State Dltlomu. Myrt.o KlizalHith Tracy, Itukur City, Inox Vornc Freelnnd, lleppnur. Anna J. Kalilgur, lono. William Iteapon Powers. Balem F.ugenla Kern, Portland. New Orleans will probably ho the firs stop after tho party leaves Washington. It is tho present Intention toleavo Wash ington April 80. Secretary Cortelyou has been working on tho Honorary, but practically nothing of a deflnlto charac ter has been decided upon. Expectation is that the meeting with President Diaz of Mexico will bo arranged at Kl Puso. At San Francisco tho party will stop a week in connection with events attending tho launching of tlio Uattleship Ohio. On the return trip over tho Northern route, tho party will visit Yellowstono Park. Altor tho President returns from hfs western trln ho Is going to Now Kngland. TO REVISE A RELIC FAMOUS JOCKEY DYING WITH CONSUMPTION OF BIGOTRY What Shall w lUve for Demtr This question nrlsos In tho family every ilny. U't im nnavver It lodnv. Try JellO. n dellcloua mid honlthful duMtort. PrepnrtNt In two mlmittm No iKtlllug! no baking! simply odd ImllliiB water and not to cool. Kla row - Lemon. Oruugo. llmipburry nud Strnvvlmrry. Oct n pnckng nt your KiiM'or'H today. 10 ota. 1akih)S, March 21. In the House of Lords today, Lord Salisbury's motion to appoint a Joint committee to revieo the King's auti-Itoman Catholic acceptance oath was adopted. LAWSON TO RACE LIPTON IN SCOTLAND . . WHAT 18 KKUtU.MAN UOINU TO J U0 AltOUriTt 00 IS AND ASK t HIM. ti. CASTOR I A For Infants nud Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough Blfiuatiuo of Qt&jffl&&U44 , ? X A SATURDAY MARCH 23 X X ' & a aP5Velnv!(6 everybody. Ooen from 10 a. m. to 10 n. in. THE MISSES GOODE f S-fWW V 4MMtCWHMBMIlBBIBWSIplIJBBS OlOSIIlflOUt DlGUGleS Independence Will Be Ready to Perform on Tin's Side Boston, March 21. Thomas W. Law son would like to racu tho Independence in thoGlydo regatta on Juno" and 8, wlien Str Thomas Upton's Bhnmrock II wfll sail against the finest yachts InKng lund. Tho yachting committee of tho (ilacgnw Kxpnsitlon inliiud asking the leading American dIiiIih to tako mrl and aruiMifcluy nnxiuus to got the Inde IHiiidonoH to parttulpate. Mr. Ijifoii said lust night in regaid to the matter that ho would tw glad to take tho bout across but thorn whs no probability of her being sulileiimtly tried out in time to attempt the trip to the other side. Continuing, he iwlil: "I'rom the prevent outlook In- iteM)iidnuco will not Ihi lauucheil until tho firet part of Muy und it w ill take nt least two weeks to put her in trim for racing after alio taken tho water. Three weeks would lw required to oroi the ocean under Jury rig and ooiiNldurublo time would lw neowwury In order to re rlg tor racing after tho Clyde was riMchml." Nmw Yohk, March SI. it is noj likely that any New York ymhtsineii will accept tho oommlttoo'H luvihttloti A leading member of tho Now York Yacht Club said last night: "Thorn Is so much interest in tliw racos (or tho A merlon's cup that Uiogon oral dlsjKxdtlou is to remain near the ground on whteh tho matter will bo de rided, "At any other time many AmerionuH would bo glad to mnko tlio trip but in this lustauco It would be n hurrliHl wm there and back with no time tosjiurouml owners ol crack raiora like to stop over and fraternise witli members of foreigu uluba when they reach the othttr sI1h of tho pond," CHINESE INDEAINITY BEING DISCUSSED American Diplomacy und Bus iness Tact are in the Lead WAjMOiumwi MmiyIi l. Anotlwr advM (row Itoekbill. p!il ouHimU lHr at Pekiit, U ol it hum(Hl toiw, for it mdkMUM that tint subWt at In. demnity U UiHg dteHtl with hh uptmrvut dtsiMMUtioM Ut Math au mMiii moui eomdHMuM. The I uitHd sHmUm proMMitioN, looking to agrvtMut of Um power oh a lump sum for iudoiuntu ttxwl by aoiUty I Pjieonit. Aril March 2L Hichard Clawson, the famous Now York Jockcv, who has been riding for William C. Whitney's Btahlos is In tho hospital hero dying with consumption Clawson was rated as ono of tho best American Jockeys and lias won fame on both aldos of tho Atlantic, having piloted Whitney's colors In to 1150 000 prize money during tho last two years. During part of that timo ho has been in better condition for bed than the eaddln but he has ridden on pure nerve, timo nnd again falling from his horeo exhausted nt tho cud of a winning drive. saloonke"epeThas two ribs broken In an Attempt to Slug Cham pion Jeffries, Chicago, March 21. "Jack" Bull Flaherty, a local saloon keeper who is well known In pugilistic circles, having managed Huveral lighters und seconded a numlier ol othura, made nu attempt, to slug champion lighter Jim Jeffrios but wound rp by having a couplo of his ribs broken. Tho encounter took place in front of tlio Academy of Music. It scorns that Flaherty had been brooding over tho fact that ho had lost five hundred dollnr on Tom Bharkoy In tho latter'n light with Jeffries. Ho had Ihmmiiih pretty well reconciled, however, to tho low of'tliu mouoy up to tho time the hilllMMrd announced tho appearance of the champion nt n West Hltlo plaj house. Then It wns that Flaherty acted what ho thought tho host way to square tilings with the man who hnd liumill ntud him nnd incidentally whipped Sharkey. Just as Jeffries McrmI out of thematu entrance of m Academy of music. Flaherty sloped in front ol him nnd swung his jMHideroiis right to tho Jaw of the champion. Hurpriml into lea ing a good opening, Jeffries caught the blow Just back of tho ear nud it staggered him a hit. Flaherty ciimo lmck with a hot left, aimed at tho hcuio oliit. Then there wan trouble for Flaliertv. Thu cham pion bloeked thu second punch nnd truthered tho large form of the saloon keener in his boardiko embrace. When Jeffries' brawny arms closed around Flaherty tho saloon keoHir yellsd for help. It camu in tho form of nolicnman, who pried the men apart. hut not before Jeffries had broken two of Flaherty's ribs. Chicago. March 21 A woman's mackintosh, hat, a pair of gloves and a letter signed "May Comstock" and ad dressed to Farah L Wright, 740 Park Avenue, were found on the lake front at Sixty Third street. The police learned from Barah Wright that Misa Comstock boarded with Mrs. Freemen, 240 North Union street. At tho latter house It was learned that Miss Comstock was a daughter of John Comstock, of Benton Harbor, Mich., a wealthyretlred fruit grow or, formerly of Florida and California and that she came here to study music. Tuesday afternoon Miss Comstock left hor boarding houso fir me American uonsorraiory oi music, where alio appeared and took hor music lesson, hut when sho went away from thoro at four o'clock sho loft behind her umbrella and violin. Park Policeman Richards reports that ho saw a woman envelopod in a black mackintosh walk on tho lake front lato that afternoon, but paid no particular attention to hor, as many porsona stroll along tho beach daily at this point. Tlio pollco bclisvo the girl has drowned herself nnd tho lako was dragged between Sixtieth and Fifty-sixth streets, but no body was recovered. A strong current sots out 11110'' tho lako nt this point uud if tho girl 1ms committed suicide, her body has probably been carried out into deep water. Tlio father of tlio girl reached Chicago last night. Ho is unwilling to accept tho suicide theory that tho police have formed from tiio finding of thu out er garments of thu girl. Mr. Comstock has an idea that his daughter was kid naped and ho will not credit any othor theory. Misr Comstock was taking a special course on tlio violin. Sho waH an ac complished musiciiin for her years and aspired to perfection in her art. Her father encouraged her ambition. Ho was impatient to have her advance rap idly and expected to tend her to Paris to complete her musical education. SOMETHING SALEM " MIGHT UNDERTAKE Atiiiihov, Kan. March 21. Andrew Camuglo has offered to give Atchison $36,000 toward n public library, provided the city will appropriate U.GOO annually tor oxpeiibos and furnish a aigh for the building. Wain Xforlnv of this' city. Tho wire will bo Used principally in tho bop yards and for this work, Mr. Morley says there Is an Increased demand for this quality of wire. Many hop growers sro ttiia spring ropiutniB old polo system by the modern nnd Con venient trellis wheing while gtowors, who last year equipped Bmall ecctions of their yards with the trellis wire for experimental purposes, have this year adontod the system fornllof their yards and are making rxleneivo purchases of the wiring. Trellis wiring ha demon strated it&elf to bo tho most economical in that it is a time, labor und money savor. JOURhAL X-RAY. Hon. G. A. Burt is the first mayor of Youcalla. S ft The Salem building boom lias only fairly begun. e Salem is the center of tho bicycle nud millinery trade. Discovery of oil-wells will prove a gold mine in tills section, A Plant some spuds and strawberries, buy a Jersey and livo like a lord. -An Oregon collego sluJeut who got off anything original about Wendell Philips would le almost a gonius. A (k DirecforChamberlin has a well-worded interview on education in this paper The Journal would be glad to bear from other friends of the public schools Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warnock.of Silver ton, left this morning on a pleasure trip to Ban Francisco, (Cheaper-Much Cheaper Than Others. business to see what; we offer, h bo s, Make it your will pay. BEST MADE-BEST FITTING MEDIUM PRICED.... Spring and summer cloihing -for men and Aiost complete lines in the market, HATS STIFF, HATS SOFT, CRUSHERS, STRAWS Your Bosom Friends in negligee, silk fronts Pf and Mrs. Nation can not cut deeper with her hatcfiAi than we are cutting, Dress trimming, Guimns n? velvets at p u"a FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET Cor. Slate and Commercial Sis., Salem Ore. NEW TODAY. MEW ARRIVALS Advertisements under this head Sc a line each Issue FOR KENT 15 acre hop yard. Call on Brown, Wriglitman it Mvers law odko Halem. 3 21 -3d FOR RENT Alter April 1st. The premises at 533 Front St , known as the I). F. Wagner residence. Inquire of I). S. Dontloy it Co., or at prein ikes. 3 21 3t Of silks just received this week Prices from 35c to 75c a yard, They are great values, Having been purchased at extremely low figures- The silk we offer for 35c a yard is good value for 50c. Greeribaiim's Dry Good Store First door south of Post Office. WAN TJJU .MAb with Jioreo and btn?cy to sell Pasturo Stock Food. Salary $15 per week and ton por tent on all sales, Farmor preferred Previous experi ence Food not essential. Pasturo is tho crcatcpt dipcoverv block ever PEHSOrsAL (1o. K, Uryant, of Portland, was in tho olty toduy I.. M. ltoodiii, tho AuuiHvlllo miller, huh in Salem today. It. II, WllkliiH.uSttluin college student, lu iouu homo to Albany for u its-it. Miss Pearl Krone has koiio to Staytou to visit her sister, .Mrs. Y. K. Richard sou W, T. l.imoli has returned from Wuliilu, Washington, and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Junius Allnon. Mrs. V. b. Patloreon, who has been visiting hor brother, 11. 8. Itadubaugh, has returned to her home at Poseburg. (lover nor awl Mrs.T. 1. Geer returned this morning from Portland, wlwrtt they u)oyd the Chlceo business men's HieursltHi. M. P. OwtuwuHd mm I.OUW, of Man ktvto, ianwi, who have U'iui ut the Imhiih of T. J. Krw, lft today for .Mini ford ami po tin to thwlr hount, John DMisan arrtvud in Sln, tny (rout Entu ProntK. lie will oou bo Joined by his tiroUiwr Willwin and they tupeot aipix to wga in Uitiaw here. Mr. awd Mr. J, 0. How of b-haw, were Ih the city today. Tbey report the outlook for grain and Inut very Hue. llop arw Just pooping out of the wound thorn is no www in tho Hnvtbtlla ami ouly tho groat pk aremverod Them is llttlo priwpoct of (mat. PARDON ASKED FROAI GRUNT COUNTY crcatcpt ilfpcovery made in practical and scientific feed ing, and Is sold on an nbpolntoKUiirnn tee. Steady, permanent trade easily established. Samplo box, sufllcient for two weeks feeding, free. Send 25 cents in stamps or silver to cover ex press charges. Pasturo Stock Food Company, 321 Times Building, Chica. go. 3 21-tf Tr4 Nuk.) Southern California Fruit. Car of fancy oranges, finest f the season, will arrive Friday for J. G Wright A Company. Tills makes tho fourth car this season. Wheo Sprint Time Comes . . i nit. i.t ti ion neeu "iicaim ureaii" lust ss much as you need sassafras tea or other goou tilings wlilcn can bo had at. Stkoniih Rbstadiia.vt. The St Elmo Hnsn new proprietor who has lisd years oi experience in comiucting a tirst class rotanrant in the east. Tho patrons of this well known eating house mav now dopond upon being served with tlio best in the market nnd in a stylo to be ap preciated. Your patronago solicited. Fnim Guntnr. Uhansox it Rao an havo tho solo agency n this city for tho finest grown, most faithfully cleaned, most skillfully blended, most carefully roasted and tho boat packed cofTce in tho world tho Chaitnt Sanborn "Seal Hrand" lin Cut Flowers. Carnations 25 cts. doss., calla lillles 50 cti.dor., Jim Tronnor, Willamette Hotel. New Procrletor Having purchased the tailoring busi ness of T. J. Sullivan at 07, Stato street I am prepared to do tirst class tailoring, also cleaning and repairing. Call and see us. 3 13 (U L. A. RA.NKK. BOTANICAL WONDERS Bicycles and Sundries All Our Bicycles Must Be Sold Within the Next 1 5 !Yivc A gcatherstones Imperial with G tires (Sgauiding Chalnlcss k few second hand wheels In good condition for a low price, S17.00 S28.00 S55.00 gw llWf--, -.., BUKlsN mv&S Pclflf -HottwIFumlshori, lUvilo (ho IribuiMt lino. f Uli' avid goou whsoU. W rrty a vry ikiwty Iwe ol oovwtilo w Itow for ttto ohtldiou. trow Um rto IiiUo VOitk-k to tho UrN- M-usck ior lojaH4 KirVs of ymtt ftd uiw wards. tVMe Mi sot (kooo w boots. It will mako yot yotttic. afati.. orn si'KURY srouK- U (Hit of tho m tb HMrkot ii In M way i bos., oWn.. PHhih, ffro, tU, gtMitMks, of. OartMttllMoiiU. lttoi fM - Is' W ' MM M Sewing Machines and Supplies Tho Kxecutivo deKrtment is notified that n petition Is being circulated in Orant and .Malheur counties for tho oar. don of Omen Newman, who was sent up lust October for u year and u half, for being implicated lu killing a cow. A SON OF THE FLOWERY KINGDOM Ia'o III King, who) Chriitian name was David, tho five-months old 4011 of Mr. and Mr. I.eo IIhin, died kiit niuht of a fever nt the hopie on Liberty street between State and Court streets. Hnn was formely u menhant in R-i-m Chinatown ami wiih his wife are both members of tne First Prosbytor.an ohuroh. Fimroal services were eon ducttnl by Rev. H. A. Keum It the homo of the parents on Ubortv ,eet at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The romaia were given burial in Odd Follows cemotery. The paroate bmtt io destitute cireHnutaaeos, h bo ml x. ponses were defraeil b- sobwiptwoi from Salem's charitable people STATE EDUCATION BOARD TO MEET There is to bo a limit meetine rd th oiaio iioaru ot Ktlucotion ami the Stato Textbook Comuiiion at Portland Friday to consider the terms of the oon tracts that will bo'oxecuto.! of publishers whoexprot to snpply Oregon schools with textbooks for the next four jears. MARION COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT J!.!. .. P-oartt Xo. t 5l!'"& i'UIy rtfe .Marwn uoouty Cirouit Court ad POULTRY SUPPLIES, We have a large stock of the followingalways on hand Clam shell Oyster shell Ground bone Meat meal Blood Meal Garden t r d rass Seeds of all kinds. SAVAGE RED, Seedmen. FPEE FPOM UCg.'' Lee s Lice Killer Has no equal for killing chicken lice. STAPLE FOODS )fb macker; .Eve!!litn7eede.d tci stock u? ym- Pantry from a sack i full inrima,, V T ,' iw umnges, lemons ana a Hill assortment of nuts, candy 'and other luxuries at om riarritf i Lawrence OLD POSTOmcK OROCEny Wheat Market, V U.w- !!.. ., a;.tZts,iiBra!: iLy.fjy, Ww a. HAMILTON J 1Ah m Ur Hrjws. Optj PtOffiC F. A- WIQGINS Salem Oregon the folUiwiog orders PorUaKnh;ht vs Wao AU.L, eijulty ; wotioN to i,w v. m tH,. ,' to appoar a a w IImm ovormM. F. A. SthHoiuifor ti U u,m-m onws bill ! uy. Mtw StflHlUttOH. WIIUaiH Hokw vs l4Mii K. Casakwi i. wtmriHauoM ovorril and sate eoufirwvtl. K. Morlaak vs W. 1. GUWrt, iefw. matlonof We, moiiOM to u4ke oat further answor 0Trrtlid Konlv to LARGE SHIPMENT OF HOP WIRE A sMttotONt of t4irtv 1. .i. The marvel of the hour is the wonderful cure of chronic diseases without the use of knife or poisonous medicines. This is what aftlicted human ity needs more than all else. Not a week passes but Dr. J. h Cook, the great botanical specialist and original discov erorof the botanical cure, heals some patients who have suffer ed for years from awful dis ease ind the moreawfulelTects of rank medical humbugs. Dr. Cook is willing to give patients UIC UCIICIIIOI IIS IfP Stllrfu i.. declinesto publish further test- ivuiunais out ot regard for his nahnK vt mm'ii .,iji.. .c r ..,-, j.i ,,,, SJ4uiy rerer any callers to their neighbors iu wicnui wno nave been healed. Consultation free. If you have any physical ail merits it will do you good to call and have a little chat with the doctor. Uttice 301 Liberty balem Oregon. SDrinp' is Here arnroirr!'7f"!iro'i!.'.'? . - uunru 111 uio air. JJ If 'you desire 'beautiful lawns, fine flowers, crops etc., try our colebrMed LA J. D PLASTER (beats manure) Gar deti Sand, Fertilizer otc. Priced reasonable. Chicaoo, III Pfllem, CO, .Jlareh 21 Mav. 7(P GOLD DUST FLOUR MADE BY The Sidnev Power Co. H1DNKV, OnKOON. A. T. WALN, AGENT rnosK 61 D. S. BENTLEY & CO Phone 301 319 Frost St. 1 K tvj v msii , v. rj :i jvrjt v L'i. ?... CrV 'Wr fc ?"r"- V, v 1 X ' Street BUY BULK SEEDS nuu SU w,n cost -" FJi i IJ TE? TTwZr H). C,,"Ol.T v,U TOM mat .. as oaak L. '"' vav' aw Niro of frd, rJZHT """ T k.W .. .-... rr",a,"?k.wi UepolRtr " ewas, 8 BREWSTER & WHITE fliCoartsu When Choesing: China Lfir Wm! "! .o?r assort. ------- ;..v uM-uraiive table a tetuary would not Ktve von r side Wd t.'L 1 ig ou eannot gam mUT ta. and rare odd plocos. M. T. Rineman THE FAIR STORE 274 Commercial St. Salem Ore, X Dealers in Everything Shoes. Cents Furnlshlojs. Dry goods. Motloss, Tin and Granite wire, Trunks, Valises. Oil cloth. Ruis and Bsskets. Everythlnr. at lowest Rtcket Prices. ; : : DABNEY & GILLMOFB Uew, Buttou. Made to ilatoh. Wl- lad SqIU. ...GEO. H. DEANE... wln.K RJMhtue expert. Maehlow ctanl' tendiuo dJU ,eU- """ v" pr0B,p,' . EW ACCORDEON PLEATING MACHIhE Telephone ain L935. Needles d 1 .0l'8 an extras. ,. Rooms 2 aiid 4, Gray Bros. Bl StraWberpy Plants X for sale X TENMESSEE. very early. lone fcesrer. tr 100 $100. GOVERNOR HOARD, Ute tad lont.tesrer. r iuu. i.OO. tU MAURIER" Imtorted stoclc.Ute and U fcetrer. per 100. $2.00. I can recommend these as ery fine testeti varieties for the table, home bat or cannimr. Deltvomt at above priees at express or Journal office. mail add 26c per 100 for postage. E. HOFER, Salem, Ore.