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jibpbst the mzitetsiiTwd mtbekkof
-SilK OBGAffDIES, MOUSSELWE-
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frd af our price you caa save considerable
on your dress. For those who vbh to be
more economical inj their purchase, wt
offer a beautiful Jtnef
UWflS, DIMITJES, ORGAN'
DIES, ETC.
At Prices fo suit Anyone.
. Special Tailor Suit Sale All Week
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LITTLE WHIRLWIND
, WRONGFULLY IMPRISONED
Case of a Young Indian CMef SnfferinrGon
finement for Crimes of Another.
T0BACC0;;THUST IS BEING
ORGANIZED WITH TEN MILLIONS CAPITAL
May Bea;:csEmr f the Present Exlstlne Corporation Tbat
Prvea Yen' PrafiutteAs Ceasasiptloa Increases There is Room
friMere Capitalized CerceratloBS to Absorb Profits- '
Have
rt frV TKEBICfiARGAiH
1 J U I!0 HOUSE Of SALEH
--f TaT -Z -r nr i
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kii&iii&,iihi
My Specialty
Mr trtrialty it fitting gla seumUffeal
if nil of my re moment are devoted to
tbetUfciy of tbat one lbW f d not fit
ibo eyes by gas, bat by careful actual
v-wresBU If ibere it a weak wnsoJe.
eWwetive nerve or an irmralar focas. I
bare Uj glaa found pfctally for tkow
oorjditioAi I alM devota a good deal of at
.'atlna to ref4aciaz lotl and broken trarta
m rpciaete.
JiVBS KXaHIKKlf FKBK
C. H. Hinges,
Baptt OttlcUs
22 7 EwrJrate.
296 Caaitrcul Sirtet.
Ifoeat Safee
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2 $li
WE HAVK juat rmdvrd n Invoice
of those good direct from the to
tory. Tlioy are better than ever.
Theso aafes can m hung from the coiling
or fastened to the wall, thus Making
tlmm yry convenient. Thuy are fly
proof, have two shelve and havo screen
trout and end. 'Die next thing to a ro
frfi;trmtor If you haven't one, the next
titan you ! our atorn i(p In and let 111
ihow you a few and quotayQU the prices.
Xnr YfK f At a f
tb Nenr Trk (Mj IaiaM Aswftak
HMowMbIwwaitlWwW pf4tt
to OOTeraw Ja K. Tolaf MowUao,
? the nM f Iitck WMri
wte4, Ue jwg XocUhoti Cbyeie
IWa -wm. H t data, k aaJaMly
a4ria a ltf iMw Mr aaarHer. A
letter tzd by PbilfpC. Garrvtt, ae-
(Ueat a4 II bart Waieb, eorrwpad-
Ng wereUy of Ue Ia4iu Ristrtl At
coeiaUM rd at tbe mv4m, eoaUlal
a rebeartat of Ute rtory.
Tbe hHter aesd4M by ylK!
VVbea tbe rwly alectad pn" w"
iniUlIed in bit oe at tbe beimiBK
of tbe preeest year, apfUcaUofi waa
naIe to him on bob&H of tbe Indian
Kfgbta Asftodatioii to panln Little
Whirlwind, Tblf appeal waa rein
fored by a iormal xqaeit of
tbe SreUry of tta Interior, he having
been eoarineei, a Uie realtt of an In
Tertlgitton wle by one of the fit
er-scton of UUW Whirlwind's
binoceoee. Tlje Opvernor eonrtoiiily
profflited to look Into the mattor afl
aoon aa he ooaM. but thus far no
atiori ttaa len taken awl Little Whirl
wind, with hit health much Impaired aa
a realtof the confinement continues to
eaffer for the crime of anotlter."
Ih?a P., IjimIw HopfKk, prasblent of
the Southern California Indian AtancltL-
tiori, made an intreeUnK rwldraH on the
tnlteloii Iwllaniof Koatliern California.
Many of the Indiana of that section, kite
tahl. are vary lndlgLant became,
of recently itubllihed report
that they arc atnrvink. Tlieir feel
lta is Illustrated by the exclamation
of.an Indian youth In onoof th rivorvn
Hou aohooli who uion readlnu the state
rnent said:
' ''''It la a Ho. We aro not starvinK and
we won't have help." MIm ifopieck
fpoke of the work of the 1'urrin N:riro,
The brans band of which escorted Presi
dent McKinley from the station
in Holland to the hotel on his re
cunt visit thero and fnrniihod
the onlymusluin the celebration on that
oooiuion. Hho read an otteay written by
onu of the girls In the tohool.
(Tit a JotirtNAi, has written toUovuruor
Toolo for further
Littlu Whirlwind
letalli in the cane of
W. fiOlll
S&60.
The Low Priced Furniture House.
The Crystal Ice Works Creamery Co,
urv is aiMtiiMi 111 nonneci 1111 wnii 1110 urvsiai
and Htatfl HtriNtts. where all tho produrtaof u ilmt-elais
leo
A new and modern ereainer
Vnrlra at flrtriinr 19th and H
.r.m.Fv will lui kniit. when von am in iiNHl'oi'unre. aweot cream, lee itruam
i,r a JlriUalata artlole In the Imtter line. m turn and stive us n oall. Also butler
milk delivered to any Jart ot ti
he elty.
J. (DAGUIRB. CDGR.
Tolaphono a07l Main
New Yohk, May 21. The Journal of
commuree says: Il is currently rcjmrtod
Unit the Universal Toiwaeo Company,
which Inareaaed its authorivti capital
last week from J 1 00,000 to fit),
000,000, is to m an ac
tive competitor of both the
Amorieau aud the ContinewUl Tobacco
Companies, It May be worth nothing
that two of the propped director of
the now oompatiy were dlrvtitors of tin
Union Tobaqoo Company.
The Union Tolmcoo Company was in
aorporated In the latter part of 1W with
f 12,000 ,000 outltorUetl eapltal, later in
orenKHl to 2i, 000,000. Tlie now
concern was tokuu of as a pros
pective ooinpetltor of the American
Tobacco UumblHe in that it was to com
bine interests which were credited with
boiii)' foiikJdurably op.osiJ totbaAitier
IcauTolwiMo Company. Moreover Wil
liam II. llullurhnd only n stiort time
before rttetKHtd from Uietlirts'torftteoltlte
Aii)rkauTobeeuOo. which wave fur
ther toootor the report that thel'nUMi
tobaoeo company wmild be a ceHsraUy
iivdeptnideiit cxfHrn. Hut alout tlireo
months after Its incorporation it was
merged with the American Tabaeco
Ceaapaay.
la view of tbote efrcamUo it bow
aafxrsrs eoaaewkat prabaUe (bat the
sk-tt caaipasy is belsg onpulzed is tbe
interest of tbe Continental Tobacco
Osaspaay or of tbe Continental
atxl Ameriaaa Tobacco Compaaio
)ataUy.
Governor Wlttt Ohio Party,
Tbe Governor and Mrs. Geer retomt-I
yesterday from their visit in 'California,
aad tbe Governor it in Portland today
is company with Ohio Congressional
party, who are being entcrtalnadrtbere.
Tbey aro viewing tho eights of tlie
Columbia river and win probably pro
ceed on their Journey tomorrow night.
Administrator of two Estates
County Judge ricott todiyappolnted
Ilenrv A. Snyder, of Aurora adminis
trator of the estate of Michael - Kappa,
upon petition of Mary Bappe, widow of
deceased, who had declined to serve a
executrix. Tlie property is valued at
t.'OOO, and Mr. Snyder is appointed
without bonds. He was also appointed
administrator of U10 estate of Anna M
Itspps, sister of Michael Kappa who
acted as such daring tils life.
In Salem Justice Court'
The attachment and replevin suits in
stituted In Justice O'Donald'a court by
C. A. Towniend versus Bertha Magnire
were heard this moraine and dismissed.
Towneend being required to pay cost of
suits.
The trouble arose out of an effort on
the part of Towneond, to remove ma
chinery belonging to creamery plant of
Urea
at owe bear tbe report of tbe Brie
rtaaufe. Her. BeaufcTs report tu
be-anitoisy, alter wbfch the Stb sets
iMia4)wnMi. R-jJar erTkes are bewg aeW toiaj,
tbe tizhlk tad sintk tberii beJBgkeard
wtbt Eer. C. Hopf preacbea tbe fare
well heraaea for tbe ceeateti. Tbsae
aa-J parts . "Be Strong ta tbe Lord."
Tbe measiaf aael bw it is to be aco&CB
s4fib4.' SALEM HOSPITAL
SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS
Portion of Man's Stoaach
and He Prospers
Reaoved
JOURNAL X-RAYS
the Clover Leaf 1
imery.
LUTHERAN SYNOD
CLOSING SESSIONS
Farewell Sermon at the State Street
Church Monday Evening
At the seventh session of the Lutheran
Bynoddiftcussion ol the nth tbesis was
conUntlnued; To what extent should the
Synod cooperate with a congregation
calling a pastor. It is an ecclesiastical
arrangement that tho one called be in
stalled by a representative of the Synod,
which body thereby ackowledxes tho
legality of his call.
Thin thesis was adopted by the Synod
after n long and exhaustive discussion.
Sixth thuiis: In tho discharge of his
duties as prescribed by the call, the
bearer of tho spiritual otllce acts in the
name and stead of God, as well aa he
also represents tlie congregation. In
this connection a number of casual
UesUons with regard to marriages,
burials, etc were discussed. The sixth
thesis was then adopted.
Soventh thesis: Concerning the re
quirements of such persons who are to
bo uallml to tho holy ministry the Lord
clearly gives his church directions in
Ills word, as 1 Tim. 3. Scripture in this
place describes the Ideal minister,
At tho eighth sesslop the committee
on Mission matters made Its report. It
was recommended that tho honorable
nmsiou board give tLe congregation of
He. G. Finke at Astoria its support in
erecting a church edluue. Further that
the Held of Her. C. llopf at Cameron,
and lbHiiiian, Idaho, having bocoine
too large, V supplied with an additional
man. Also tbat the individual mis
eiotinry reort pernoually beforo the
Synod concerning their work, having
first been adopted, the Synod resolved to
Hot Dliua MeKarr, wbo has been
MptriattB4Bt at tbe Eatem Hospital '
far tbe past eighteea mouth-, baa re-rr-i
ber politic at tbat iMtitaifes,
the reegaxtkra to ge bsto efiect Jane
1st. Her eceor baj not beca ap
psiated. After a short rest to allow for
a coaspieie recovery of health. Mies Me
Sary will aeept a similar po-ittee at
ParUaad. Siaee she has beoa there
early two hundred patieats bare be
tabjected to rarglcal operatkms and
oary one of these did sot recover.
Ooe cue of great iaterest to local tar
geoas has been tbe operation rerooTi&g
sboat oae-tbird of tbe stomach of Fraak
Morgan, a reddeat of tbis city. Tbe op
eraUm waa performed by Drs. Moreo
aad Pierce aad was one of tbe most suc
eeeifal ever eosdacted here and reflects
mucb credit on the work of the hospit
al. From tbe nature of the operation
it va feared he could not recover but now
wbeaooly a few weeks have elapsed be is
able to walk about and can eat the most
rabttantial foods.
A Grand Step Motber
The good people of Salem enjoy one
luxury that they don't fully realize, but
all who know ol her merits fully appreic-
ate ber inestimable services- Reference
is utde to Mrs. C. H. Walker, of the
Salem Dye Works, who is always tbe
fint person thought oi when there is to
be a party on band, or alter a picnic,
when there aro grease spots to remove
or other misdemeanors to wipe out of
wearing appearal. At tbat establish
ment you can get anything eet to rights,
from a pair of soiled glovei, to the most
elaborate silk gown. A gentleman can
g-t his trousers created, bis bat cleaned
or Ins whole suit rejuvenated to suit tbe
queen's taele. Last week a Portland
belle had a' glass of citrc acid lemonade
spilled over her best party dresi, and it
was turned from a delicate tint to the
vilest black wherever tbe counterfeit
beverage touched it. Tlie young man
wbo perpertrated the carelets ct
thoeght it would take his month's salary
to replace it, but to their great surprise
Mrs. Walker restored the dre! to its
original beauty and cleanlioees. And
so it goes. Every day has in new dem
onstrations that the beet kind of a ttrp
mother is the Salem eteam Dve Works.
Wben everything is 'furnished free b
taxatkwi, wilt anything btfwdrth try
lag tor
& '
Wbea praeleest baateesa men carry
e a sade-Hae that is entirely oat'kJe,
the 'aw aad decern respect for solemn
eWigattosa d-ae ta society they ehiW j
not object to aa occspatiea tax. ;
A
The little items c-t $10,00) a moath for
scalp boaoties is one of tbe rewards for
isdartry of tbe last Ore-joa Legitlatare.
A rial ef strychnine and a 1og scent is
at tbe capital seeded
a a
W. D. Mohaty piayed a stckeniag
joke on his Repabiieaa friesd, Wm
Araitraeg, the other stay. He put a
copy ef the Cocamoeer iasbie of the Or
geeUn aad tbea the c-s4d Meoied Demo
crat read WIMiaaa aa ed itorial eettiag: J
forth the ehort-oomisgs of tbe McKin
ley admiairtratioB- Armstroag satd
that Harvey Scott was a free-trader
at bf-art aay way. bat ia the end admit
ted tbat there wae a great deal of trath
ia what tbe Kepahtiraa editor said
aboat the preheat admiaistrattOB. Tben
there was a good laagh ail aroaad. Tbe
boy a are aitiBg ta see bow the mender
of soles aad eaaay
csaas will get it back
dray-Iiae tnxaiger,
Men's and boys' Spring and'Sumraer suits
at a saying of one-third their regular price.
' 'Men's Clay Worsted suits for $9.00.
Scotch Tweed suit for $6.00.
A well made and neat looking suit in Ore
gon serge from $4.50 to $5.00 '
Large assortment of men's and boys' hats
at special values.
Remember us when you want a sweater
We haye them from 47c to $3.00.
FRIEDMAN'S NEW
RACKET
Cor. State and Commercial Sts., Salem Ore.
; Embroideries and insertions, an as
sortment at 5c per yd, splendid
ETitn values. Silk veilings only 8c per
yard. Laces in great -varieties.
Dimities and lawns in pretty de
signs. Best values in shoes at
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
An After-Sunset Rainbow.
Just before subset fragile feathery
vapor sheets were flsDgorer tbe western
Oregon sky. The sun bad gone down
aad the deep biae sky was a background
for the zodiacal pyrotechnics that for
brilliancy and wonderful beauty had
never been equalled in the memory of
travellers in other lands. The tarietan
sheets of delicate cloud tines aad masses
were suffused with rosy tints gradually
growing deeper. Across the southern
sky spanned a flat bridge of narrow
saffron and crimson. Overhead were
such maiK-t of crimson and purple glory
as Kapaael flung into tbe dome of et.
Peters, and then to crown all tbe glory
of this sfter-euniet display, there sprung
a pure roiy red rainbow across the
northern sky, a sight so rare and so
rariehlngly beautiful a: to call out
crowds to witneea the effects. It faded
as fast ai it earns for tbe tun was half an
boor below the horiaoa. Never let it be j
said tbat Italian or say other skies can
proaoee tbe panoramic beauty of an
after-iaDdowu rainbow in an Oregon
sky of pink vermilion. They simply arc
not ia tbe butine;:.
First door south of Post Office.
CANNERY COMBINE
FOR WESTERN OREGON
-.-.
OUR IMMBNSB STOCK HAS
UUDUCHD THAT WB WBKU
nironim
Grand Mid-Season Sale of .
.Wall Ifrapet:
We haye been enjoying the biggest wall paper trade we
haye eyer had. Haye pleased more people the last few 1
months than eyer before in so short a time. :: :: :: ::
oxx unices f,a.::.crnsD,d
THEREFORE
BBBN SO UHUATLY
COMPBLLBUIO BUY
AGAIN. AND TUB GOODS AKB NOW ON TUB WAY
We will offer eyery paper now in our store at a BIG DISCOUNT. Do not wait i
till next weekrfor we mean what we say THIS WEEK ONLY.
IF YOU ARE NOT READY WOW
I HI IIHI ' I Ill' I ' '
TO HAVE YOUR WORK DONE
i i iiiin'nmwjHiyiy i i i I nnnm i i
SAMMLRS HAILED FREE TO PEOPLE OUT OF TOWN.
ILACB YOUR ORDER AND "1MCK OUT" YOUR
lAlBW, AND WB WILL HANG 11 WHBN YOU ARE
RBADY. AND YOU WILL HAVE I HE BENEFIT OP THE
DISCOUNT. NO PAPER ORDBRS BOOKED AFTER
IHISWBBK A I DISCOUNT PRICES BU! AIL ORDERS
1AKUN NOW WILL OBI THE BBNBPir OF THE LOW
PRICE, NO MATTER WHEN YOU HAVB IT HUJNG.
The Men Wfeo Keep
prices Lew,..
Buren & Hamilton
f muiiiii"iiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiuiiuiiim
The Men Who Kccd
Prices Low...
Northwest News.
Toole county, Montana, is said to be
bankrupted from payiag gopher scalp
bounties.
Andrew Lowan Cowan died at tbe re
sidence of his daughter, of his daughter,
Mrs. L. N. Ligstt, in Prinerille, Wed.
nesday,May 14, 1001, atll:l5p. ravaged
W years
In order to make a good showing at
the Decoration Day exercises ia fcalem,
tbe officers have been eltoeen to manage
three companies of Indian boys.
The Federated Trades excarsioa will
be at Palem next Sunday -at ft (or the
round trip.
.ii.
Salem's New Drue Store.
F. O. Haas has rented the vaeant
corner room on the ground floor in the
Grand Opera House building and will
open another drug storo there about
July l. lie has not decided fully aj to
how laige a stock ho will carry there,
aim ho will conduct principally a pre
senpuon iraue. Men are at work now
arranging the room preparatory to
placing the fixtures.
Another New Business.
H. Bjhoenfeld, late ol Wliiconiin.has
arrived in Salem with his family and de
cided to settle in oar m Wit. He has
ronted one of tbe now store rooms at the
rear ol uie old white eorner where ha
will open up a gunstore and earry a
stork of light hardware. Tlie fata 11 r
have settled at 470 Commercial street.
An Action for Money.
John Klene, of Gervais, has filed a
suitagajust Frank Kans for 60.33 and
interest at 8 per cent from October!,
1805, and for 20 attorney fee.
Died at the Asylum.
F, W. Walker, a feeble-minded man
committed to the aaylutn from Marion
cwnty, February 1, UW1, died there
May 19.
To Increase the Capacity and Increase
Product of Several Plants.
The Alien canning plant of Salem and
Eugene, and Pierce & Coleman Plant of
Medford are to operate I n conjunction
to increase the output of all these can
neries. Under tlie new arrangemsn tall
the wuthern Oregon product will pro
bably be handled at Eugene and all the
lower valley products sucu as peas.straw
berries and cherries at Salem.
The result ill be a larger output and
a better line oi stock for both establish
ments, 'iheee canneries have built up
a nne reputation and now it is a question
of increasing tbe output by specializing
and concentrating on certain lines. This
will increaio the capacity ol the canner
ies aud enable thm to put up a larger
paok. When ths weitern Oregon can
neries can sell all they can pack at good
prices it justifies such an effort as has
been made by these gentlemen.
I ' w
Now is .the Season
to Plant...
PANSIES
LOBELIA
CARNATIONS
CALLI0PSIS
SALVIAS
We have the Plaiita, and will have
others in seaeon. Call early.
Sayage & Reid,
Seedmen, fcalem, Ore.
Weather Report
Showers this atternoon
Wednesday warmer.
and tonight.
Wheat Market. '
Ban FruMisco,May 21. Cash O8J4.
Chicago, HI., May '2 July. 73?.
PERSONALS
GOLD- DUST FLOURi
madk nr
The Sidney Power Co,
SIDNEY OIIEOO.V
Jinun tor tamiiy use, ask your grocers
lor it. wan ami snorts always on nana.
A. T. WALN Agent
NEW TODAY.
Advertlstnents ualcr this
htaa 5c a line each issue
C. W. Darby Is in Albany on businwj
Major R. II. Leabo was a paMenger
for the coait thii morning.
Kev. P. J.Uelirig,ol the Mennonite
church, has gone to Colfax to hold)ser
vlces. M Kliuger took a trip to the moun
tains on the south iKMind train this
morning.
Mrs. W. Y. Richardson returned to
her home at Staytou after a sliort visit
with relatives,
O. W. Cloake leaves for his home at
Kosebnrg this evening alter a six
months' visit in this city.
,Mrs. Stout, and daughter Jessie, of
MoMinnville, and MUs Ulandon, of
North Yamhill, are guests of Rev. and
and Mrs. I). II. Leads on Kast bute
Street.
TWO ORGANS -I have a new Mason
A Hamlin, and a New Eetey organ,
both oak, that I will sell cheap for
cash. 1 21t3 F. A. Wiuoim.
to buy
Does It Pay
a gooU ciuar? If so. trv
..! c .- i . .'
"Our
Champion" 6 cent cltrar and ! iiitii
Made In Salem by Augii.t Hui-kenatein"
A'l VS fresh eees tnat wPl v,ant
at 12 1-2 cents, free delivery at Ep
pley's Electric Store. Phone 1041.
HAVE MOVED
1 now have my entire stock consolidated at
the old Croisan stand at 255'257 Liberty
street, back of Gray Bros, hardware tore.
.Things are somevhaln.ixed yet, but we are
gradually bringing order out of chaos. I
have the wheels and machines in form Fur
showing now, at the front entrance. The
Studebaker rigsa whole floor full of them
, , -oivthe second rtoor, and farm machineiy
of all sorts ready for business. Call and
ee us.
R'A.WTQTMQ
I Successor to E. F. Parkhurst and E. M. Croisan. 255-257 LlberiyT
Elks Attention.
All members of Salem lodge No. 330
U. P. O. K. are requested to bo present,
Thurwlay evening. Important business.
F. W Dl'RBIN,
5 21 2t Kxalted Ruler.
Cream Separators for Sale.
A. J. Hamilton i selling hit tie and
improved hydrostatic cream separators
for prices that all can afford to call nt his
lactory ami get them. Don't buy before
ju ee me iwproeu separators.
lOgfll. imprnvHti U 00
loai. tmprowil 500
.1. J. Hamilton A Sons,
151 Court strtet, opposite new house.
5 21 2d A 2w
Receiers Sale of Harness Stock:.
Theharm.ietockof Rowntree, Tumple
Co., in tbe Insurance building, Is now
open and rdy for business.
This large etock must be closed out at
once uml now is the time to get bargains.
x, a,"'T.UKriK, Receiver,
fealtiu, May 21. 5 21 3d
Notice to Patrons.
The undesigned baing eold tho Cap.
ita 1 Drug Store to S W. Rigg8, wishes to
thank ids friends for their ooustaut pat
ron Bk-e, and commend them to his sue
ceesor. All jiersons haung accounts at
the store are invited to call und settle,
as it will be necessary to close up our
books at aa early date. '
5 3 2 J. H.LUNN.
at il S frcsh e?es th3t wP'e 'ant
at 12 1-2 cents, free deliery at Ep-
y Elecrlc Store. Phone 1041.
MARRIED.
FRA:iK79R1E?F0-N'.-At ll.ehome of
tbe brtde a mother, near BaUmi. Ore.
gon, bumlay. May IV, 1U01, MIs Flor
we ttelle fiiwrwn, to Mr. Henry
fnsV, Rev. John Parsons, D. D., offl
teiating, Ihehoaie was, beautifully d?co rated
Ijt the occasion, and the ceremony waa
vita8d by the friends of the bndu aud
groom. Jlr. and Mrs. Frank will make
their borne near Turner, and will add
anatber to Uie happy proaperou 1 families
of that thrlviug rommunlty.
BORN '
SHIPMAN At the family realdnoeon
18th and Bellevue streets, Monday
May 80, to Mr. and Mr.JblpuS
daughter. '
McKinley Did Not Come
but frosli strawberries are coinini! to
our store ew.yuay, Also all k.nUVof
treah egeUbles at Urauwu ,v Ragan'g
Choesing: Semething: Tooth
some for Dinner,
Breakfast or supper is always a pleasure
to those who look over the many deli
cacies that comprise our stock of fancr
groceries, Wo hove tho World's choic
est products in glass, tins and packages,
and put up by the methods for preser
vation. Our fresh arrivals of straw
berries and lemons aru choice and low
priced. 3 dozen, large fancy lemons only
26 cents.
M. T, Rineman
msuttStreet Pbose 131
There is no
Place Like Home
And to feel and be at home is to
tiade at
The Fair Store
Where you can And bargains in'
eerythng, for men, boys' ladies'
and children. If you want any-l
thing to use or wear, you can il
it at the lowest Racket priceiof j
cash. Come in and get our prtcul
whether you buy or not.
The Fair Store
274 Commercial st. Salem. Or.
Decoration Day
A short time left to fir up y.ur M
before .Memorial Dajr. Try a loaJ of
Garden Sand from Bentley & Cj's and
then Bee the results.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Plose 301 319 Fr'5'
Frances G. Parkhurst
Resident Agent
The Liverpool & London &
Globe Ins. Co., of Liverpool.
The Nnrtii Rriffch & Mercan
tile Ins. Co., of Edinburgh.
Offices in tho .Maaonle RulldfnE 'fc,
merly Reed's Opera House.) ?
Hoor. Firat door as vou step out of ui"
elevator.
AH the fresh eges that people want
at 12 1-2 cents, free delivery M
Pley's Electric Store. Phone I0-1