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.JPJLtaWwr new ter"lbeBtitMtoa wtll one li (be valley.
SWM,t"we " MwltMwladtaippoforlc removal sals,
' iT,fef EfttSri-MWflrpUBjrlowflcei la clove, rltiboss, laces.
Hu. velvets ud the hundred aid use articles that co fp make up swell
Bsfer Aware!.
.w ,bJ" thin week Clio prettiest
White Shirt Waists'
We have ever had In oar store.
JtoauUfulIy deshnied, ercellontly made
hm d materials.
At Sale Prices This Week
Our Ribbon Dep't
I boiler equipped for the Easier trade
loan ever. Wo havo one snap In partic
ular amom; others in a fancy neck rib.
boa-worth nil of 40c, wo sell it this
week at
I8c a yard-
In Gloves
PUBLIC
DUTIES
Wo guarantee satisfaction Itotb in
quality and in price.
Our $100 Gloves at 87c
Both whlto and colored, cannot be sur
passed in duality anywhere at the
price.
Our glove sate will continue nil week
with a special feature for Saturday
night.
Have Doubled Years
Lord Salisbury
on
A NEW PREAiTER
TO BE NAMED
Glair Howe were elected for the same
period. Tho pastor then propounded
the constitutional questions, and there
two bretlieren were sot -opart and
ordained by prayer to tboofficoof Kuling
Elders. Mr. Kaymorid was then called
forward and the three brethren were
duly installed.
Ten applicants wero received to
church membership, two by certificates,
elzht on confession of their faith. There
were five adult baptlsmes. .
DODGING
TARIFFS
And Probably it Will Not
the Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain
be
THE LIMEKILN
LAWMAKERS
Territorial Legislature of
Hawaii Acting Funny.
Wo're Retting tho cream ot tho Tailor
suit trado because we have the best
stock shown In Balem.
iHohtersoiife
THE BIG BARGAIN)
HOUSE OF 5ALEHJ
' m " '! I I I I.
Stop and Think
If your ejea ache, something is the rant,
tor. It may bo a temporary or it may
be a permanent matter.
Call and consult us at tho first Indica
tion of ache or pain about the oyes.
CONSULTATION FREE
Kyo glosses and spectacles, when re
quired, furnished at reasonable prices.
All kinds ot spectacle repairing.
Charles If. Hinges
OPTICIAN
Over 20 Jreiri expeilence Eyes Ttittd Free
THE WEATHER.
Showers this afternoon and tonight.
Tuesday probably fair. High, squally
own wen winds shifting to nort
westerly and diminishing Tuesday.
PEBSOfvAL
FATAL ACCIDENT
TO BERT BROWN
Bert IJrown, aged 20 years, died at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0.
Drown in Highland, at B o'clock Sunday
aiiernoon irom the effects of an Injury
rocelvod on tho provloui Friday while
folllnir trees near Detroit.
Tho accident which terminated fat
ally, occured at 11 o'clock last Friday
morning, lirown was In tho employ of
the Enterprlso Lumber Comjwny and
With n gang of workmen, was engaged
In cutting tlrnbor. In falling, ono of tho
trees deviated from Its natural courso
and swinging about, the butt end struck
Drown in tho region ot tho stomach.
The Injured man was brought to Balem
Haturday morning but tho Injuries
prorod fatal, resulting in his death Hun.
day afternoon.
Funeral services wuro hold at 2i30
o'clock this afternoon In tho United
Evangelical church of which tho deceased
was a member. Hev. II. U. Prat.t the
paster, officiated and remains wero given
burial In tho City View Cemetery.
illkiw can atxl luiunburs
Match, waliU and
U
Tlt.fcl.h Oil., ..a
Urea, JlMtoua Mails
Belt.
...GEO. II. DEANE...
Hswlng uaclilD itt. MtablDM cleaned,
repaired aud sdjuut. Mall onlvri ironuilr ai
teudd to, i
NEWACCOKDEON PLEATING MACIIINU
NfHle oita ami Kitrai.
Room 1 sad , may Jilk Tt. &UlnJ
TURKISH BATHS
WILLAMETTE HOTEL
J. W. Ounn Is hero from Portland.
0. D, Updegraff was in Albany today.
W. J. Clark, o( Gervats, is in the
city.
0. F. Martin returned from Portland
today.
A. J. Campbell has returned from
Portland,
Win. Adolph has returned to Beddings,
California.
Tracy I'oorman, of Woodburn. Is visit
ing Salem friends.
Circuit Judge It. P. Ilolso went to
Albany today to hold court.
Homer Bpeer n young bnslness man
of Mehama, spout Sunday In Balem.
K. 0. ailtnor ruturned on Bun
day from an nxtonded visit In Washing
ton, I). 0.
Mrs. George Patterson was called to
Portland Saturday by tho sickness of
her mother.
Otho L. Randal went to llillsboro
Sunday on account of tho severe Illness
of his mother.
Frank Wlllman has returned from
Maryland whero ho went on aroount o(
tho dangerous Illness ol his mother
whom he loft greatly Improved.
Mrs I.. II. Wheeler, of Seattle, and
Mrs Grace Onto!., of Corvallls, spent
Sunday at tho homo of their brother,
Claud Clutch, ot this oily.
Harvey L. Wright, a former Balem
lioy, who has for many months been in
tho employ of thu H. P. (Jomnanv at
vroodburn, has returned to Salem and
accepted the oiltlon of local baugago
master for that company.
New Yotuc, April 1. A dispatch to
tho Tribune from London says: There
weroalarming bulletins nt eovcrnl oi the
clnbs yesterday respecting tho health of
tho Prime Minister with forecasts of his
resignation and retirement from public
Ilfo beforo tho end of April. While
these announcements wero pcrmnturo
and caused needless anxiety, there
had been no concealment of the truth
at Westminster for several months that
Lord Salisbury was aging rapidly and
ho was not likely to remain in office
after tho now rolgn had fairly opened.
Kvon beforo his present indisposition it
had been evident that his health was
falling and that ho was looking jaded
and worn,
The Queen's death and tho public
business in connection with the opening
scones and ceremonials of tho new rolgn
have provonted h Journoy to tho Itiviern
which in lh t have invigorated him and
possibly it may bo too lato for him to
take advantago of n resplto from official
duties. It has been an open secret that
the Primo Minister was weary of pub
How the Ex-Queen Received
the Mystic Shriners Very
Graciously.
Building Crucible Steel
Plants Tils Side
WILL EMPLOY
1500 LABORERS
Coal Fuel Has Advanced One
Hundred Percent in the
Past Two Years
He Ilfo mid anxious to rotlro after tho
general elections but wns dissuaded by
urgent requests from tno court. Ills
inclinations prompted retirement when
tho Kingiasconded the throne but ho
was again forced to make n personal
saorlllco and wait for n more convenient
season.
Those who havo heard his recont
speeches have Iwen impressed with his
listless manner, lack nl anlmntlon mid
his Increasing feebleness. Members ot
Parliament hare been predicting since
January his resignation beforo the close
of the present sosslou. It hus Ixtin
notieonblu that the King has spared him
needless attendance at court and accepted
tho services nt Mr. Half our many times
when tho Prime Minister would natural
ly have bfen In consultation with him,
Kvon It tho current reports ot Lord
Salisbury's falling health arp oxagorntcd
there Is little reason to doubt that thoru
will bo A NKW Pill.MK MINISTKK Iw
fore mldsummur, PHOIIABI.Y (Mil.
HALFOUIlin preference to tho Duko
ot I)eoiuhlre or Mr. Chamberlain
There wuro no notable cullum at Arling
ton Street yesterday and official bulle
tins do not yet admit the case Is serious,
MILLINERY
, We mean to stay at the head of (lie mil
linery procession, if ofTeriiif,' extraordinary
values will do it. New shapes in spring
hats, handsome creations worth SB.50 for
56.00. Our $6.00 hats for 54.15. Call
and be convinced. X A. X X X
NONPAREIL
Mrs. Hooer, 317 Commtrelal Street.
For Evdni Dollar
' iV7rrJvKJrV
frnAS iv rJ v I V
Ml lVr I VU
T,
JveOod velvet carpet for 85c. A irood Morris chair
fcSO. ,Iron beds for 2.25. A pood pair of Portieres
'Jf3.00, We give big values for your money every time.
You Pay us You
Get a Big Dollars
Worth in Return
J:or 52.50 you get a good
household treasure worth
53 00, For 55 cents oer
yard you tret a 65c all wool
carpet. Brussels carpets
sold for 75c other places
are sold by us for 63c, We
for
for
Charles I). Pierce, representative in
Now York ot the lloers of the Orange
Free State, has issued an appeat to
Americano In which he analyses the
llrltlih terms of peace and apphuds the
Hours retural to accept them.
Uncharges bad faith on the jurt of
the British Government in offering to
grant amnesty and declares Lurd Kitch
ener Is trying to make n Beuedlat Ar
nold ot UotiHral llotha by treating with
him as an individual rathnr than us a
representative ot the lloer llepuhlte.
"They promise enfranchisement alter a
(Ktrlixl of military rule k nerown oni
ony," ho rontlnuivn, "but enfranohlpo
ineut wtll hu Indelluately irolnugvd."
He likens the nets ot their army to
the cruelty ot the Turin In AnneHla,
and addn:
"IT UIW NOW WITH Til K AM Bit.
I0AN PKOPI.Ii TO DKCIDK whether
the war Is to Ui one ot Hxturmluation
aud tho lloers appeal to thoin (or their
mediation."
A G00J Day.
The servWs in the 1st PretkyhirkH
church yestenlay were u( a deeply Inter
vitlng charaeter.
seleotlous was n
Itoiwlaln HpeHil to Tho Bcrlfxru-JUuIei Newi
Amoeiaitofl.
Hosowjtt;, March 23. The 'Lime
kiln Legislature" as tho first attempt of
Uawalians to govern themselves is de
risively styled by political opponents, has
not as yet succeeded in passing a single
ono of the many bills introduced. Tho
bill appropriating money to defray tho
legislative expenses passed both bouses,
but becauso tho senate returned it to the
Iioueo three pages requesting that the
spelling ot tho word "fourty"be correct
ed to read "forty," tho house took um
brage, and throw It out. Tho oxpenses
wero provided for by Joint resolution.
Tho session is repleto with humorous in
cidents. One of them occurred last Hat
urday, when tho British admiral with
his aids dressed in tho gorgeous livery
of the Royal Navy visited tho capitol
building. At the instance ot Governor
Dole tho government band stationed in
the old poronatlon bandstand atrnck up
"God Savo tho Klnas his excellency
alighted from tho carriage
As tho strains ol tho old familiar tuno
floated In uion tho argumentative
solons, a hush fell upon the assemblage.
Representative Makekau solemnly arose
to tho occasion and to his foot. Ho
called tho speakers attention to tho fact
that tho baud was playing "America"
and ns good American citizens the houso
should as o body riso to its feet ns a
tribute of respect to tho national air.
The suggestion was deemed good by tho
speaker who requested tho members to
cento their dolberatlons, aud show their
respect for their country. Tho music
ceased as soon ns tho guests entered the
frortt ijKirtals whero thoy weio received
by Gov. Dole. Later tho party visited
tho house, but wero not seen by tho
speaker. As tho admiral emerged from
tho building, tho band again struck up,
and thu speaker again ordered tho rep
resentatives to arise, stating that the
nouse would snow loo same respect at
all times,
Representative Hcckley objected
stating that It was played in honor of
thu liritlsh ofllcers, and ho did'nt sou
whv a good American had to make a
monkey of lilmalf by Jumping up and
down evory time tho baud playod "God
Havo the King" for o foreign ilunkoy.
Tho speakor unwittingly did not seo tho
point, when Hockley stated that If this
nonsonso was kept up every time tho
hand played In the capitol grounds, that
hu would introduce a bll I prohibiting tho i
band Irom playing within a mile. Tho
houHO sealng Its folly called for ordor,
and tho crisis was at an end.
Govornor Dole has soveral tlmos
snubbed the legislature. Yesterday
he returned a resolution passed by the
house requesting original or copies
ot records and papers ot nature relative
to transactions of tho executive depart
ment since the time of annexation,
stating that he declined to accede to tho
request In its prestnt sweeping form
hut would on request furnish informa
tion regarding subjects necessary to
legislative Mork. Secrotnty Cooper also
rebuked the house and refused to com
ply with Its resolutions stating that tho
"request was discourteous and unpre
cedented in form, and not the usual
manner of seeking Information from tho
executive olllcer.
(i raced by the presence of Hawaii's
former ruler, ljusen I.lliuokalanland
the jHipular prince David Kanauanakoa,
the Maternity Home I.uau given Satur.
day was by far the moot beautiful and
successful fete eer given In Honolulu.
The grounds wore gorgeous with hun
dredsof gay Muttering Iks and steamers
ami pretty booths comport of palm
.... ..,, nun uHiuuig, j no spacious
pavilion Mliere tlie
Nsw York, April 1. 8. J. Robinson,
managingdirector of W. Jcssops A Sons,
Limited, ot Brlghtelde WorkB, Sheffield,
England, arrived here on Counard Lu
canlafor the purpose of determining as
to the location ot tho plant which tbo
Kngllsh concern purposes erecting in the
t'nited States,
The JessopCompany. which is capital
ized at $2,000,000 operated one ot th
oldest established industial plants In
Europe, it being founded as far back as
1774. It manufactures crucible steel
chiefly. Tho Sheffield works under
take a number of large contracts for
tho British Government and give
employment to 1650 hands.
In an interview last night, Mr Robin
eon said: "Wo are going to build a
plant on this lido principally with a view
TOKSOAPETHE TARIFF OF SOME
$50 A TON which tho United States
Government Imposes on crucible steel
entoring this country. Having works
hero will enable us to extend us to ex
tend our important business connections
in America. Whilo It Is somewhat pre
mature to state what particular addi
tional now lines we Intend to enter into
tho manufacture of, I will say that we
shall make a feature ot the steel special
ties which the Dingley tarlfl precludes
us from manufacturing in England and
shipping Into the Unitod.Btates "An
other reason for our presont stop is that
wo aro under a distinct disadvantage on
tho other eldo owing to the high price of
fuel. On last year's business wo had to
declare a reduced dividend on that score,
notwithstanding ourbooks having shown
the largest turn-over in tho history ef
the company,
"As to tho preclso location ot tho nlant.
I am not yet In a position to say any
thing doflnlto, but it may be taken for
granted that our now workB will be in
the vicinity of Pittsburg. W.F. Wagner,
our goneral agent in tho Unitod States
and myself will leave for that city with
in mo next tew days for the purpose of
olng'Unto the question of a sultablo
site."
Mr. Robinson thinks but lightly ot
tho idea of any serious competition aris
ing from American exports of coal Into
Great Brltlau. He says that fuel urirM
on the other sldo must soon fall.
"It must be romemborcd," he con-
unueu, "mat TWO YEARS AGO
COAL WAS SELLING AT 100 PER
CENT LOWER than existing quota-
nous. Moreovor. the railroad fri.
"" irom seanoaru to Uritiah industrial
centers would I think considerably tend
to kill the possibilities of American coal
ini-.ngiand. Whilo I do not share the
Intensely gloomy view which some per
sous indulge in as regards pretext and
future business conditions In Great
HriUIn, I cannot but admit that thiuga
look serious aud would not be at all sur
prised to learn that muny of the Iron
and steel plants on the'othor side are
now executing orders at a loss."
fcf. f,Ut .1, I
fir, iiuuiobou win oe in this country
about three weeks and is to visit a
number ot industrial plants. Th nm.
ecUxl Jeesop works Mill be equipped
ith tho modt modern American
machinery. On beginning operations a
working force of 600 men is to u n.
woffl placed under arrest by Chief
Gibson this morning on a charge of
the eeneral disturbance of tbe public.
TIibv will havo a hearing beforo City
RnfArdpr Judah this afternoon. This Is I
not the first offeneo with which tho lada
have been charged nor Is It tho first
tlmo they have appeared in police court
They appear to possess the necessary
qualifications to Insuie their admittance
to the reform rehool and tnat win
probably be thedisposition of their cases.
On Saturday night the boys procured
a lengthy scantling which they plsced
against the door at tho passenger depot
In such a manner that it would fall upon
the person who would attempt to pass
ont. Like depredations have been com
mltted about the depot for somo tlmo
until the patience of the officials has be
come exnaustea. ine irio uas aiso
caused residents of Chinatown great
annoiance. The bovs should be
sentenced to sweep and scrub tho floors
of the waiting room.
NURSERY INDUSTRY
IS BOOMING
Salem Prairie the Ideal Horti
cultural Kindergarten.
AN EARLY SPRING
And an early start, in tho clothing lino at Friedman's Now
Juat received, the first In tho season, a flno lino of childrctis'
youth's, boys', nnd men's clothing. You should spo Fried
man's suit of clothos for $1.00. You should buy Frlcdnian'e
best suit, worth $ 20.00 for $15.00, or his $15.00 suit for $10 00,
or you can get a good suit for $5.00, ns good as many men
havo paid f 10.00 for. And If you want clothing for boye or
children, you will find n good assortment from $1.50 to $5.00
that many paid from $4.00 to $10.00 for. And tho Intest'nov
elties in hata you will find at Friedman's. For ladies' and
gente' furnishing goods, notions etc. You will save monoy
by purchasing at
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. State and Commercial Sts., Salem Ore.
The 1000-1901 nurBery season for the
Willamette Valley has about closed and
the nurseries ot this locality report the
most successful year in the history of
their respective organizations. The
sales of fruit trees and shrubbery have
been phenomenal, surpassing those ot
any previous year. The Oregon Whole
sale Nursery Company, of this city
alone shipped twenty-five carloads of
fruit trees, the bulk ot them going to
Idaho and Montana, while thousands
of prune trcoi, principally of the Petite
variety have been shipped to California ,
and the Washington market has also CJ O a rsai4 at
been largely supplied by the Willamette 10r 1'6,-' F"u aK
Valley nurseries. The twenty-five car
load estimate does not include any local I
shipments, or partial carloads which
amounted in the aggregate to several
thousand pounds.
Fruit tree shipments from Salem last
fall in tho aggregate surpassed any pre
vious seaton, one firm having loaded and
shipped seventeen carloads, eleven of
which wore packed, loaded and dee
patched in a single week, a force of over
forty men being required to perform the j
work. Ths fruit industry is certainly
an important business in the valley and
annually places thousands of dollars in
tho channels of trade. Tho shipments
in tho spring are never so large as those
In tho Nil. The same firm that last fall
shipped seventeen cars has only loaded
eight cars since January first. Of that
numbor three cars went to Montana
and two to Washington, the remaining
three consisting ot local shipments.
Nurserymen wero this season unable
to supply tho demand tor Baldwin apple
trees and the Italian nruno vnrletv
which were very extensively planted by
tbo Willamette Valley orchardists.
Ihousandsmoreof these two varieties
would have been sold had tho dealers
the stock. Nureorymon rport an in
creased sale ot trees In tho valley
this season, farmors and fruit men very
generally enlarging their orchards, prune
and apple trees being planted more
largely than other varieties.
GREAT DISCOUNT
SALEOF SHOES
2,000 pairs to be disposed of, Ladies1
Oxford ties 50c a pair and upwards Ladies'
shoes 75c a pair and upwards, Ladies' fine
shoes, sizes 2 to 3 12 worth S3. 50 a pair
Greenbaum's Dry Good Store
First door south of Post Office.
This week we received a new
and complete
wm
Which in patterns surpass anything ever
shown by us,
Let us show you these new patterns
whether you intend to buy or not, It is
but a pleasure to show them,
listed.
THE F. R. ANSON
FRANCHISE FORFEIT
HatlVlM 111 anil
Among the iiiuhn ImrtMgn lunoli were sen! km turned
pohthy Mrs. F. A, Into a banquet hall Ni for kings. The
Ytiggm wnwii rumieriM unit tout wtiiwn Pwwihi over the most popular
ttrrliig eflvel. After a brief serttHiii to booth writing her auUhcraph on ribbons
the boy ami leirlsvttho (MugregaUon . Waring the royal arms whwli she nuld
the iwitor aniHmmM that at ( for tl eaoh. Her majesty rvivfd each
the annual eoHgrecattonal meeting, of the four hundred pundusera with
recently held, P. II. Raymond had beeHJeowrlety and ioke hrMy with mcIi.
re-elected eWer far the trtn't Urn 'Hie vWtlug Shrluers from the Kaiterti
years. Also that F. A. Wtygtai awl states enjoyed the luait ihihiniIv.
asjMa
WREN HAMILTON
law rtlcn Furnltar Heat,
Tribune
Bicycles..
UOADTKltM,t,tl.
I.IUIIT KOAlfTKlS ANII KAO
KltS. ISO
Oll.U.NLK.t!0Mjm,
THIIIUNB OUtflUON PIUMK
the most marked UHwtHttt in
rwsenl yar, t80 attd Hard.
TIUUUKK COABTBK 1IRAKK
eiherwtwieaUft) thA. II. a braVe
f$tUx-H all taadejs, Morrvw
Brake tho same. Hy vytHul.
yni wnws laieu in inuie.
Standard Rotary
Two in One
UeW and cn MiUh sual.tnei
Uklg out U bohtMu os ami i?.
th nppr tk tead.
tstawMrd M hmw, jy
UtiMtl, rm awr, iuak I JT-VT
than any mwhis, w.
mm: MAomsKs-tin ow
Hniw and one the Ml v!.
UUiHw hie a w-
...... mpi'mi at rented. Old
waahluM UVen u trad.
SUPREME COURT
DECISIONS TODAY
Mellott vs. Downing, reversed: Bean.
O. J.
Guarantee Savings A Loan Ass'n, vs.
Osburu, reversed; Bean, 0. J.
Same vs. Taylor, revened, Boan, C. J.
Kockwell vs. Portland Savings Bank,
In repetition Mutual Savings Bar.k.ot
San Francisco, affirmed; liean, O. J.
Uutterick vs. Richardson, reviirsml-
Moore J. (Bean. 0 J., dlmiantln..
Martin va Denham, rovoreed ; Wol-
verton.
When Travcllsi
Wheihor on pleasure bent or businew,
toko on every trip a bottle ol S rup ol
Figs, M it net most iImh!iIv Q,.,t
effectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms of kickiius. tor sale
in 60 cent bottles by all leu ting druggisrg.
Manufactured by the CalllornU ki
Syrup Co.
Our New Line of Rugs
Are beauties, any size, any style, any price.
I o II
. HOWS & 60.
Low Priced Furniture House.
F.lt.Anson having failed to Install and
havo in operation a steam heating plant
byApril 1st in compliance with the terms
ot a. frauohfue granted theSalsm UAt.
Heat ii Power Company, by the Salvia
uityuouuolllast May, that body at its
regular meeting Tuesday night will ia
an prooauiilly undertake to establish
the city's rights iu the matter by fowl
cloning the franchise and the unriU..
conferred and declaring the bod for '
tett.
Edlsooi Latest Wonler
August bcneWr has had one of Kdi
foneperected phonographs put in his
p ace of business at number 1 10 State
nre inch rxvrilk .n, n. w. "
.lucxlare tosaV the rt Ton de iul"
trMlnmsttmheartl to be appreoH'
The machine a ij.i . I. L. .Tt1'
Wison local agency, 'c M. fXlTwaT
1 1 ii
aZZ ' "'l"WMMBaiMaMiisiaiiMaia m
Va lit F-zXvWWJ
; riiSjl&rn7J
1 f i " -TJ" f"i ' (I
I
Seeds in Bulk
WHEN
THE BAND !
BEGINS TO TOOT
The member of the &.! MUtUry '
baml aro improving radly, . ,
beref new mttte Umks Wave rnvt
and there ia seme talk of getting uw.
iM.a, i no nami vU ml iu tint ar
eario on Memorial day, and by that
time it it eipetted t have a fullUtid
as a number of old players will probably
join Uder then. The baud b) i put in I
two nUhts uf the e-k in h.r.l ... '
u ik itopeu wy bit that
meet w Ith sucwas.
they will
!
When Choesing: China
mit of Hue deeoratUo Uiblo ware,
mutuary would not give your sideboard
bv"m,rr,iCMx.tU"B WearekS
t j our kooU. You cannot gain more
timely in foniwtm,, than vvilfle yours
wpou eallinir. Ther,.'- ..A ,.i.' i.f."
J. $ to bmts iu WT rich array
.-.,.... mioijuii piei'es.
M, T, Rineman
State Street.
Wheat Market
Br Francisco, April 1. Cash 1.02tf
( hicaqo, III., April 1. May. 74Ji.
Palem, 50
GOLD" DUST FLOUR
MADS nv
The Sidney Power Co,
HIDNKY OREaON
Made for fnmilv npn. auk vnnr oroenra
for it. Bran and shorts always on hand.
13
Phone 13
NEW TODAY.
P.A.WIQGINS
Opposite Ptostofllce. Salem Oregon.
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A, T. WALN Agent
BUY BULK SEEDS
Bulk Seeds will cost yon Juat one
half as much as package seeds nnd you
ate sure of fresh, reliable eeeda. See
the iKint?
We carry a complete stock ot garden
seeds in bulk. Aleo grass and clover
seeds. Prices the lowest In tho state.
BREWSTER & WHITE
FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN
Phone 1781. 91 Court St,
THE FAIR STORE
274 Commercial St. Salem Ore.
Dea'ers in Everything
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Shoes. Geats' Furnishings. Dry
toods. Notions, Tin and Craalte ,
ware. Trunks. Valises. Oil tloth.
Puts and Baskets. Everything
at lowest Racket Prices. : : :
DABNEY & GILLMORE
Spring is Here
And the song of tho woodpecker is
heard in the air.
If you desire beautiful lawns, fine
i ilfJM0.?? etc- tiy our celebrkted
LAM) PLASTER (beats manure) Gar
den Band, Fertilizer etc. Pricea reason,
able.
. D. S. BENTUY & CO