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SUIT OF INTERVENTION
AGAINST JjILBERT BROS.
Begun By Depositors Who Represent a
Large Amount.
WE HAVE GATHERED TOGETHER A HOST OF GOOD THINGS IN SHOUT LENGTHS
AND ODD PIECES AND HAVE MARKED THEM AT SPECIAL FIGURES FOR
Today Will Probably. Clean Them Out
REMEMBER, EVERY 25c PURCHASE ENTITLES YOU TO ONE VOTE IN THE BIG 600
KIMBALL PIANO VOTING CONTEST. WHATEVER ORGANIZATION GETS THE KIM
BALL GETS A PIANO WORTH WORKING FOR-A PIANO WITH FIVE YEARS GUARANTEE.
CLAIM THAT THE LATE WM.
COSPER WAS A PARTNER
In the Banklmr Business and That Ills Estate in the Hands of the Executor Is
Properly to Be Made Part of the Assets of Which He
Had an Interest.
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1 I tiici nin ninnilN linliqp DP SALEM. Vi '
THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OP SALEM.
Our Boy's Youth's Department
la showing some exceptionally good things.
Gall and examine this stock More buying,
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$1.35
Boy's
Double
Breasted
Two-
Piece
Suits
Good for Summer va
cation wear, aires 5
to 12 years. :: s: :
Youth's
Sack
Suits K
. Sizes T
14 to
20
In full range of ma
torlalsand price. Boo
tho suit wo offer at
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$4.25
Capital Bakery
133 Court Street.
I'mali llrnnil. Cnkps. I'los. ntc. Dnllv
delivery and tioli at principal groceries.
Pastry made to order.
cpppiAF Sunday roast and Baked
OrEvflAL. Ttf-ntiR ilniin frpii for nur
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Dalrymple's Branch Store
297 Commercial Street.
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My Specialty
C. H. Hinges, -
My specialty is fitting glasses selontllkal.
Iv nil ol mv simru inoiiiunts are devoted to
the study of that one tliinu. I do not fit
tho eyus by guoBs, but bv careful actual
aioaiurements. If tboro is a weak muscle,
n dufeutlvn nurvu or an irreuular focus.
have tbu glasses gound especially for those
conditions. I also uevoiu u goon neai oi ai
tentlon to replacing lost and broken parts
of spoctuclcs.
KYKH KXAMINKI) FUKE
Uxtit Optician
20 yetrtlixterlence.
296 CammtrcUl Street.
(Marts and
Baby
Garnaae
s
:uBlomi'rs. GIvo us a trial.
C. E. Mcllwain, Prop.
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i A petition was filed tills mftornoon at
three o'clock in Department No. 2. of
tho circuit court of Marion county, be
fore Judge Boise, in a suit in inlcrven
l tion in the litigation ovor tho Gilbert
' Bros, bank suspension in which Win
I Hpayd, M."L. Jones, and Jas. Wlnotan
, ley are plaintiffs.
Tho suit 1b brought for Hicbo plaintiffs
, by McNary A McNary, who sot forth
that their clients are depositors to tho
amount of about $7000, and they Intor-
veno to make tho late Wm. Cospor a
party defendant and co-defendant with
Gilbert Bros. Tlio petition doals only
in general allegations, upon which foun
dation McNary A McNary expect to in
troduce a maBs of testimony to sustain
thoir pleadings.
They allege in substance that Gilbert
Bros, and Gosper were partners in tho
business of banking and brokerage, that
Cospor was furnishing tho capital on
which tho business was conducted and
had such an Interest thuroln that it con
stituted n partnership iti tho firm of
Ullbort Bros.
Bold only by Branson A Itagau.
D. H. Iluntslnger. Funeral Director, 107 State
Street, 'Phone lied 2423, Salem Oregon. Resi
dence 390 Court. 'Phone Mack 2181.
Frances G. Parkhurst
Hcsldent Accnt.
The Liverpool & London &
Globe Ins. Co., of Liverpool.
The North British & Mercan
tile Ins. Co., of Edinburgh.
OIHcob In tho MnRonIe Building, (for
morly Reed's Opera House.) Second
lloor. First door as you Btep out of the
elevator.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAIIIC IIV
The Sidney Power Co,
HIDNJSY 01IKION
Made for family use, ask your grocers
for It, Bran and shorts always on hand,
A, T. WALN Agent
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Theso goods were ordored last January and tho
car they wore loaded in witi delayed, hence they
linvo arrived too late for tho regular spring trade.
Owing to this fact wo havo marked those goods
down from 10 to 16 per cent. less than regular
retail prico and wo Intend to rvduco this Immense
took as quickly as possible to our regular linu.
II you ate at all a prospective buyer, nil we ask
la chance to show you this now line. You
won't care to look further. These goods Hell
t burnt elves. 22 different designs. :: :: ::
F. W. HOIKS & 60.
The Low Priced Furniture House.
Choicest Vegetables
Outuiot lw produced but from the best
seeds and plants, Tlio best seeds and
plants cannot be picked up accidentally,
but result from long experience and
knowledge. Wo havo the best because
we pay attetitlou to such things and
never handle worthless stuff.
Savage & Reid,
Beodmou, talent, Ore,
S. in second hand wheels, all of
TSJ A PR which have been thoroughly
x .c-..!- v overhauled in our repair
shop. 8 ladies' wheels, 10 gents wheels to choose from.
Prices from $6.00 up.
faHEHF Sl HAUSBR ;
2C8 Cotumerviial Btreet.
There is no
Place Like Home
And to feel and be at houiu is to
tt ude at
The Fair Store
YVheroyou van tlud bargains in
eerythiug, for men, boys' ladles'
and children. If you want any
thing to usu or wear, you can get
it at the lowest Backet prices lor
cash. Come In and get our prices
whether you buy or not.
Intervenora ask that their claims be
paid out of the general asuets of the
bank ond out of tho property of Wrr.
Coaper now in the bonds of tho admini
strator. If they succeed In estobllih
big their claims it will probably
result in tlio depositors being paid
In full and will put quito
a different face upon the situation so
faros all the creditors are concerned.
One of tho plaintiffs in tho action n as
seen by a reporter this evening and 1
said they ox pec ted to be able to proo
their case so completely as to save them
selves and the rost of tite depositors.
They did not care to go into details but
it was ovidont from remarks made that
they wore able to add a great deal to
the asiots, and did not caro whether
Gilbert Bros. or tho Cospor
heirs woro benefitted by tboir
actions or not. It will not bo a case of
turning state's evidence, but as a res It
of this suit it is expected that all deposi
tors ill get dollar for dollar aud tho
Gilbert Bros, will be able to resumo
business.
PERSONALS
Mrs. U. K. Shero has gono to Albany.
Mrs. J. F. Good is visiting friends at
ICugeuo.
M. Mlkkolson of Howell was in Salem
yesterday.
Mrs. J. 8. Wyont if Portland Is visit
ing fronds hero,
MIbs Cora Patteo is In tho city from
Chemawa today.
Miss Hullio Thomas is visiting her
parents ut Turner.
Mr. and Mrs, 8. Gile havo returned
from an Kastorn trip.
Mrs. A. 8. Braslleld of Portland is
visiting rolativos here.
Miss Kstlier Imbler has returnod to
her home atMehatna.
Miss Laura Thomas has r turned to
Iter home at.Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Glen and Mrs. N. K.
MaBBoy have gono to Kugone.
Mesdamcs F. U, and Van Dunning
are theguosts of Mrs. II. I). Patton.
Miss Amelia Beck of Aurora is the
guest of her aunt, Miss Augusta Glesy.
Miss Edua Parrish has returned to
8odavillo, uccontpamed by MIjs Pearl
Copley.
Mrs. Maggie Burkbart and Miss Lena
Kuus hayo retur oil to their homes at
Albany.
Tho Misses Vinnle Wilder and Kdna
Jonos have gone to their homes at Cald
well, Idaho.
Miss Ina Wright of Union, who has
been a guest of the Misses Carter, haa
gono to Kugeno for a short visit.
Tho Misses Mary and Martha Bower
man have gono to Corvallla to vitit
friends ami uttond commencement ex
orcises. John Darby, Julius 1-ewIs, Oren
Lewis and Wm. Howd of 8haw went
through Balem today bound for the
brand Hondo couutry, whore tlmy will
stick new locutions.
quite immaterial. MotnetiiluK'nnfl been
said or done that hud completely upset
her, and In her appeal for Bolnco she
BilllllCll.
As before remarked, ho thought the
children wcro In tho other room, and
one of the children had been suffering
from cold In tho head. Of course ev
ery otio knows how annoying a young
ster with a cold In tho head can be,
and ho was not In tho best of humor
anyway.
"For heaven's Bake, blow your nosol"
ho cried at Inst
Oh, yes; It was 'a sad blunder, but
even blunders havo their compensa
tions. Tho lachrymoso one docs not
como to that houso for sympathy na
sho formerly did. Chicago Post
i
Remember the Mitchell Bicycle.
Wheat Aphis Appearing.
Boports from different parts of Ma
rion county reached Salem today to tho
effect that wheat aphides are appearing
in vast numbers.
MONEY TO LOAN, TERMS TO SUIT
Maxwell & Ilayden, Moores Block,
The Fair Store
274 Commercial st. Salem, Or.
1IU Hntl rtlnnilcr,
Yos, It wuh a sad blunder.
Ho thought tho children were hi tho
other room, but It so happeued that It
was occupied by his wife and n lachry
moso neighbor. We nil know these sen
sitive women who weep ou tho slight
est provocation, who begin to snltlle
whon they talk of their woes, this bo
lug really llttlo more than n bid for
words of comfort, and this woman was
one of them. What had hrunieitctj Is
JOURNAL X-RAYS
Politicians genorally aro opposed to a
third term for the Presidency. It lessens
their chances 50 per cent.
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Tho ladybug Is multiplylnfl so fast in
this valley that thero was hardly a green
aphis loft for seed last yoar.
All oyos aro now turned, not on the
Pan-American Kxpoosition, but on the
first appcarauco of tho hop louso.
Why don't the doctors give Mrs. Mc
Kinley a chanco to recover by ceasing
to issue those down-in-tho mouth
bulletins?
AAA
Why not havoa strawberry show next
Wed n day? It will bo Farmer's day at
Salem, A good day to show the best
berry ou its native heath.
The Methodist church of Salem con
tains at least three able and honest
men General Odell, KIder Waters and
plain John Parsons, pastor.
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The Ladles of the Macaabees are a
temperance order but they propose to
glvo their friends something bettor than
water at their coining entertainment.
Investigate
Mower.
draw cut Champion
BACKACHE
MgL SHOULD
ljp WARM
pfewOMEM.
nittaaaaaaiftMEidMi"-Miii,,l ., ,
Of the fcubllo Bohools, of Columbia Citr
Wash., also Past Grand of Independsni
Order of Good Tomplars. Dr. llattnan
received tho following letttr:
Columbia Oitt, "Wabu
"I can spook only good words of th
repoatod bonoflts I have had from ,!
usoofPeruna.
BUSS IU0Y ANNIE IIEISKR, OF MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
Miss Lucy Annie HelBor, a grodu tednursoof nfno years' experience, trained
and graduated from tho Uomeopa ic Hospital of Minneapolis, Minn., writes as
follows :
Albert Lea, Minn., Nov. 8, 1899.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohie:
Gentlemen "Although my school docs not believe In patent medicines, I
have found It to be a tact that Peruna Is a grand and valuable medicine. I
have known It to cure Mrs. Sampson, suffering with an Inflamed womb, aggra
vated by malaria, after the doctors had failed to help her. Another of my
former patients suffered with a complication of female diseases she yvas so
thin, nothing but skin and bones, but Peruna cured her and she Is to-day In
food health and good flesh. Facts prove that Peruna revives lost strength
mnrt minm in the nick that most wonderful blessing of life, health. '
Lucy Annie llelser.
From Mrs. Amanda Shutnakcr, who ban charge of tho Grammar Department!
"Too constant application to work
last winter caused mo to havo severe
head and backache and dragging ptat
1 could not stop my work, neither was
1 fit to go on. Reading of tho bene,
tlclal results from the use of Peruna 'i
purchased a bottle and within a fev
days after using It, began to feel better.
'I constantly Improved and boforotli
seventh bottle was completely used li
pains woro gono, my atrongth was'ro.
stored, and I now seem ton yar.t
youngor.
"If I got tired or fool bod, Peruns tt
once holps me, and I fool you dgetv
praiso for placing such a consclmu0u
modlclno boforo a suffering public,"
Mrs. Amanda Shmnaker.
Mattlo B.Curtis, Secretary Legion of.
Loyal Womon, Ilotol Salem, Boston
Mnaa. -wrlt(H '
" suffered
for over a year
with general
weakness and
debility, mani
fested especially
In severe back-
ache and bead-ache.
"My physician
proscribed differ
ent medicines,
none of which seomed to holp ma any
nntil a club associate odvisod mo to try
Pernna, as It curod hor of constitutional
hoadaoha and stomach troubles. I at
once ordered a bottlo and boforo It was
used, folt greatly Improved.
"I have taken four bottlos and for two
months havo boon ontirely froo from
thoso maladies. Sovoral of my frlonds
aro using Poruna with bonoflcialrosults,
oflpoolallylncascsof troubles with the
kidnoys ond othor pelvlo organs, to
gether with weaknesses peculiar to
womon."
Poruna Is a speclflo for the catarrhal
dorangomentii of womon. Addross Ths
Poruna Modlclno Co., Columbus, Ohio,
for froo book on catarrh wrltton by Dt,
S.B.Hartman.
MattlaB. Curtli.
It's good advico to eay, don't marry
for money. Bift don't get a prejudice
against a pretty girl becaueo she's got
money. It's probably not her fault, and
you can overcome it in time, if you're
liko most young, men with lots of ability
to scatter wealth.
I
Craln-OI Crtla-0l 4
Remember that name whon you
want a delicious, appetizing, nourish
ing food drink to take the place of
coffee, Sold by all grocers aud liked
by all who have used It Graln-0 Is
made of pure grain, It aids digestion
and strengthetiH tho nerves. It Is not
a stimulant but a health builder and
the children as well uu the udults can
drink It with great bcncUt. CobIb
about Vi as much us coffee. 15c. and
i!5c. per package. Auk your grocer
for OrainO.
NEW TODAY.
Advertisements under this
faesl 5c a line ech Issue
MACOABEKS. Tho Ladies of tho
Maccabees will give a social dance vi
Wednesday, June 12, at their hall in
the Ilolman block. C 8 3t
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ontinuation
Of the gieat clothing sale at Friedman's New Rack
et. Over a thousand suits have been sold during
this sale at from $ to 10 per suit. 675 suits yet
on hand, which will be slaughtered till after the 4th
of July. When you see the goods and hear the prices
you will take them. There is nothing on the coast
that will compare with our $4 Scotch tweeds or $6
serges or 9 clay worsted, and our boys' suits are
immense ai $1,25 to $4.50 per suit. Our hats fit and
the prices will suit you. Our furnishing goods,
neckwear and hosiery, each article is a bargain.
Our motto is to give vou good value for your money.
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. State and Commercial Sts., Salem Ore.
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Values Up, Prices Down
Is what you will always find in our fresh
and correct stock of groceries. With
every pound of tea, and every pound of
coffee, as well as flour, cereals, canned
goods, and even laundry supplies, wo
guarantee the acme of quality, at low
prices.
M, T, Rineman
132 SUtelStreet
Phoie Ul
Ladies' Belts in great variety,
50 different kinds to select from.
High grade goods, our prices al
ways the lowest. White goods,
dimities and lawns, dainty patterns.
We give away a first-class
sewing machine July 31.
Best Values in Dry Goods and Shoes
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
First door south of Post Office.
Press Club Meetine.
A meeting of tho Salem Press Club
lll take place at Frank Davey's oltlce,
Momlav evening, the 10th lust., at the
hour of 8 o'clock.
J. II FutTCHKIl,
r. o m o President,
r. S. Toevm, Secretary.
(StD
The Easy Running, Noiseless
Tribune
Chain wheels, 8ft, 0. M). Chainlets, ft'fl aud 175. We are lulling Tribunes
every day lu our new location, and our trade on sundries of all torts hat folio id
us. Wo have a large, plearant display tpaee. aud sales department for wheels,
and sewing machines, and will continue to glvo this department our most careful
attention. We have a spwially arranged sales room for maahiuea off the private
olllce, where tho ladles may look at maehlnes undisturbed. Mr. N. II. Burly, a
sewing machine man of wide ivxHrienoo, ha reutod repair space of ui and will do
repairlug ou his own account, besides looking after our maahlnes. N'eedlsi oil
and parts for all machines
Masons and Contractors
Our warehouses aro crowded with
representative linos of high grade wind
ing materials. Giant cement and Ifocfis
Harbor Lime a specialty, clesn, clear
sand and concroto gravel.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Phone 301 319 VnM
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McCormick Harvesting Ma
chinery Our first car of mowers, binder and rakes now In, and more coming. We are
s wkiTlw WWe" Mle8 nd haV number ( b,ni,
A GENUINE DRAW CUT
Is the McCormick mower, tLe doubletree Is carried beneath the tongue and above
the draw bar. making tiie pull come between the weight of the machine and the
sickle bar. The geariug is at the extreme left, thus balancing the machine and
doing away wi h the side draft, a fact which you can pnnto Anl$
the tongue and mowing into the grass. There It an abeenwof weieht onP ?,
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HAY TOOLS OF ALL SORTS
Pulleys, slings, carriers, screens, rto r hooks rna,- !,. in . , .
forks, sick'lw grinders, etc. Kxtrat for U(Wk!k will ''i .,U.ble and 8i,,R,e
always on hand. Jetorwk, Woods, aud Osborne mowers,
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Studebaker Wagons, Buggies,
Hacks
Surreys, Light Hoad Wagons, Delivery Wagons, and so on, in endlsss variety.
We have the entire upper lloor tilled with rigs, and a lot of tho heavy rigs on the
lower lloor.
When a purchaser in Salem or any other town wants a really firat-c!aea rig.
they always hunt up tho Studebaker.
THE I'I'.Tn.lUTL' HITIim.n mmr ,., .. -1 rnll)K
-.-. -..v.-win Huuuau mir.u iitua, now io popuisr, " s1
more so every day, we have on hand, aud will contlnuo to carry at all imes'
iWV?vr8 .Tk0 J JS,aUl' ,.0' tL"e. nd know how to build them. Al?
glad to have to have the ladies call and see our line rics. We carry nothing tai
gjXKls which we can recommend and warrant.
Susver to K, M. Croltan aud. K. Parkhurtt. W.go,7l3-Fat m n r" " - -W B XSI B O X
gont anu Bugvi.t, rarm Machinery, Implement., Bicycles and K.n M.ni.i ---f