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. White things are selling faster than they ever sold
before. And why not? Prices lower than they usually
are and everything j'ust as good. Better value and
more of them than we ever had.
EVERYTHING WHITE
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suoh values before. Thoy'ro so
dainty Mid pretty, and bo in any of
thorn, tlmt every taste is suited.
UNDEwiUJSLINS
Lower priced than you thought
thoy'd bo. Wo might mention
pricos, but It wouldn't bo of any
iiBo without being connected with
the gttrnioutH.
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20oONEBFOUUc. They'roall
linen and extra size. Nover caw
thoir equal. You'll bco thorn dla
ployed in tho storo.
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anything that's happcuod lit
eomo time.
3,000 YARDS
of fliio embroldorls, to 0 in.
wldo, Including somo made of
dainty Bwlss and worth to 6O0
n yard, all placod on tnlo at 0110
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. Soo our window this week, It will attract tho close buyers who may want a
' '' watch at thla time, Borne extraordinary offers In small wntohes for
Graduation presents, Wo are not alono giving such low prices on tho
goods marked In tho window but a general reduction of tho entire
Htock. Cloaks way down prices; Bllvorwaro ut actual cost,
Watches Cleaned
Main Springs
CTAS H. HINGES
2S.
A Grocer tnat fills Orders
Promptly
anil always keep nothing but pure, nnd
JilgU grauo food In tho storo to deal
With those who valuo health, eoouomy
end reliability. Our food produota are
At, our service la aiwavs prumpi ami
obliging and wa haw a variety in both
staple and fancy groeeriea, as well as
crockery, that tnakw it a pleasure to do
your buying.
fL T Rineman
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MORE VICTIMS
. JMr. Frank Humphreys and his broth
er Gbarle, of Willard, decided soma
wk alnco that tha Jleuida Notary
I)m Plow would bo a money aavsr (or
thorn, Otiftrl hauled out two-diso
Jrow er Here and the other one wo
Mat ibJTraak at his nearest Kast side
statioH. Wa have heard oeoasloual (a
vorablo tsnorl from tha neighbors, but
it was not until last Saturday that we
hward && hand us to how the men
ar plw4. Frank was lu tliw olllee
attoj hour teltma us how $lad he
is to fcaye aoh en I ui piemen t around
k( fom, ' Oo flrrt turned over a lot of
Hhi fftrtew. about iAx tnoltes dp
Iwmi WW nil. Ttieru ar groat many
MMk AU) Pltee, but rooks haveno
twrsrtUe Oiw plow, as there are
a? frIM to brek the dUee almpljr
BMtihMr lk raka aitdeor rollloaover
.bj, M ti throe horses an thu
jwr-, wrtK Itwhtx of &l lulls coll
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HANDKERCHIEFS
2,000 nl4y& centi each. Soma
trimmed with pretty laces and
eomo plain hemstitched. Others
at Co, Be. He, 17c, 28c, and up to
1.23.
LACE CURTAINS
$1 50 ones for $ 06 pair
(2 00 ones for 45 pair
Hotter think of what you'll need
in Curtains for this spring. You'll
savo money by buying now.
AlEN'S NIGHTGOWNS
Madoofflce, soft Musliu, and
very daintily trimmed with red or
bluo ombrotdery work. During
thlseatoof Whlto they'll bo 62
cents each.
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HOB MHVRI
Do you want a Home
You cnVown this beautiful homo.
Wo will buy It for you and let you pay
us back at f !M5 or f ((.15 per month.
Without Interest. Or wo will pay off
that mortgage on your homo on tho Bumo
liboral tonus.
This Is not another llullding and Loan
Association, wo spoak tho truth only,
come and rco, you may learn something
Pacific Home Guilder's Ass'n.
825-220 Atlniton uulldlnr. Portland, Ore,
Local otfont, Willamette Hotel, Salem,
Oro. Agouti wanted, ladles or gentle,
men.
DEVELOPMENT....
10,000 barrel Itocho Harbor Limn
used in tho development of Balem and
vlultilty during tho past year.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Sole Aicnts.
Reduction Prices.
For Close Buyers.
75c
75c
Watchmsker and Optlclon.
290 Comniertl.il Street.
deep, thoiiKh he says he Intends tislm;
four, as hu can mnko better Hum. In
this lie is rluht (01 ihero Is no use Imp
ing to snvo by usiiw less power than is
required bo It steam power or Imnw
tlesh. Ordinary roiiimoii iuiiim would
impel a man to propurlioii his HMter
to thq amnuut uf toll hu Is mov
ing ami would justify him In iinltiK fi
tiories lu some soils alint:t lu others.
Ihls klmpln fact seems to prevail, that
tho two disc oultuiK ti inehes, ro
lulrca tho same horsellesh na the oom
111 on lO.tuch clilllod plow at same depth.
As to looming Mr. Humphreys inyshu
was plowlnu rluht aloiiK while his
neighbors' onlllcd 1ojv was alU-kiiiK
Ho has sold hts 10-inoU ohlllml plow,
aud now ux pools to do the most of his
work with tho dial, ilois turului! up
hard pan that has not seen dayllKhl
olnw li was formed. KoitliiR ready lor
ulover swxllng. Two of his horks
weluhmi 1600 each and tho third stlnlts
ItHH). Ho says they are uettliiK fat at it,
not because tliey do not havu to work,
but (or the rimiton that there is un
abseueo of that dead ''drug" uoiu
mou to most plows and that as a mat
ter of course he does not forte them
too fast. One faot that many farmers
overlook Is that tho lirst timo over tho
Held with a sulky or kuk plow, the
ubioll Is turned so much deeper that
the draft Is necessarily heavlor than
It Is the aeoood time. Wo prMent faela
as above as we secure them from tbe
men whnara usIiik lheo plows, leltlHn
irospcollve uusiomers be their own
udijeiol their merit and the work dune,
ivary idow we have sold vut lias sold 11-
fou, aiier tne purenater nan trlwl it or
weu others work. Wo have sokl a num.
her ot them alto in the folk eouuly
hills o niun who are well pleased and
euthuslastlo in their pralee. lu fast, the
bit sale-smeu we havn are the mou who
are using them.
We have full linea of other sulky and
sang plows, the best that eau b6 found,
aud wo are selling thew as well, every
week; In fat, this has been the hlk'Kftsl
sulky and gang plow season ever re
corded here. Spike and spring toth
barrows, dhvo harrows, eto.. eta. Sea
son now ripe (or these goods.
F. A. WIGGINS
3SS-aS7UbmySt.5kia.
Feran M.lltiary, Wa?on, Uugulw,
I elw, Sewing MaealtiM.
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TAX SALE
Shall the Old or New Law
Govern?
Complication Growing Out of
Too Atuch New Legislation.
No toonor do tho Marlon county offle
lata ndJiiRt 0110 dlfferonco than another
controversy Is prealpltatcd for tho nglta
tlon of tho nubllo mind. Tills tlmo tho
question I- whether County Olerk Hall
or Sheriff Ourbln shall perform tho cler
ical work Incident to the redemption of
property sold for dolltquont taxocfor
the year 1000. In the pending contro
versy County JudiMi Scott and Clerk
Hall arc of tho eamo mind regarding the
work while Sheriff Durbln assumes n
contrary position. Tho matttr would bo
of little importnnco and might pass un
noticed but for tho fact that thero is in
volvod In tho controversy and its ulti
mate disposition tho legality of tho Shor
iff's deeds to bo Issued to persons who
havo bid In property for delinquent
taxes at tho recent Bale. As the quor
tlon is nn Important one, County, Clerk
Halt Is of tho opinion that it should bo
submitted for n legal opinion boforo
further proceedings bo had under tho
recent tnx Bale.
I'n perty Bold last week for unpaid tax
es cannot hu redeemed until next week
for tho reason that tho records havo not
been completed, the failure of tho nt'cue
eary hooks to arrive having retarded tho
work. County Cletk Hall says that he
will refuse to Issuo any redemption cor
tllluntes until thu question ns to who
should rightly perform the work has
ut'endotmiiitiod,
Judge Scott mid Clurk Unit ascumu
that notwithstanding tho (nut that he
nale of the pioperty took plHUoundur the
old law, thu property must bo redeemed
under the provisions of tho now law en
acUd nt tho last legislative- susslon
which transfer!) tho work from thu
county olork to that of tho shurlff. Sher
iff Durbln IhoI the opinion that the eale
having hi'un concluded tinder tho oM
law, tho redemption of the proporty eo
sold miiBt necessarily bo mado under tho
provisions of tho same law In order that
no question may exist ns to tho validity
of tux titles that may be issued. Having
concluded tho sulo under tho old law up
on tho advice aud opinion of tho district
attorney, Shorlff Durbln proposes to
insist that tho property bu redeemed
under that law mid will socontuad until
m odvorso legal opinion Is received.
The principal question involved is con
tallied In the umergency clauso of the
new law which tho county ofllcials
think rtqulroHii legal iutorprotutton as
it uppt.lieH to tho tax roll mid sale in
this county. Tho clause reads as fol fel fol
eows: "As the present law minting to
ansesemunt 011 taxation is very (Infective,
this act shall take oidtet and hu lu full
lorco from and after its approval by
thu Governor; provided however, that
iho provlalons of UiIh nut, so far as re
latos to tho collection of taxes hereto
foro levied, shall not apply until De
couilor 1, 1001, Imtsuid taxes lutroto
fort) levied shad beoolleeted by Die law
that was in biro." Clerk Hall is of the
opinion that tho provision ubove out
lined does not contemplate, tlmt the
redemption of tho property shall ho
mnde under tho old law, Ho holds that
Iho provision upplliw only to tho ool
leetlon of the tax and that the sale of
tho property (or uiqmtd taxes having
j taken phiee subsequent to tho date upon
wiiiuii toe new itiw nuui loiuvuvui, mini
the rtdempthm of Mich property must
bo made under tli 1 new law.
Under the old law alt property sold
for delinquent taxes waa redeem!
through the county clerk, who kept a
eomplatM record thereol and charged a
ftMuf AOoMiits (or Mill tax oeftitluht
issued. I'niwrly wut itttleeiiiubln in
two yttars, the in Hrtwt lor the Aret ywir
being Mr unl aud for tho rewind
year 10 iwr cent, nr !t0 per vent fur the
two years.
Tho new law taUm thU work entirely
out of the hand of oontity clerks and
plan it with the sheriff as lax oolleutor,
dUpt)M with the usuhI No o( R0 oents
Mr tax certiticate that lias herotoforo
been chargMl, an I make somo other
minor cluing in tiie manner ot redeem
ing property sold (or taxes. I'nqierty
eau ho redeemed within three yuars, hut
thu rate of Interest Is not epooined. The
rate o( utrwt shall li (Hod by the
biddsrc at the time the property Is hid
in.
In Olden Times
People overlooked the importaimioJ
iHkrtHaHHtly Iwnettcittl eneels ana wero
MktktW with tranlHt aolkm; but now
that it is icttiftrally known that tyyrup o
Figa will pormaHMMly tvreoine habit
ual outtitipalWm, weiltufrmed people
will not boy othar laxatives, whtoh act
(or a time, but finally Injure tho system.
lluy tho genuine, made vjy the Califor
nia Fig yrp Om.
Hural mall curriers will hereafter bo
1U)wm1 flOO w unnum iuilead ( fWQ,
the provlous salary.
Dalton Worked
at Salem
Unless tb Mlulag judge aud the
prosecuting attorney petition Qevernor
Oer for altuay (or either IUlton or
Wade, he will nat eanilder tha matter at
all . Letter asking the ooumiuUtlon of i
CVltou'a inUnw are still arnviug. but
JMMU1J1 ! IWWIW J -. (
aro from parties who bavo no particular
Influence In this case, their Interest be
ing merely (or sympathy. A prominent
man who often mw both Wado and
Dalton expressed his opinion that should
mercy be shown either, it sliouiu te to
Wade, who although Ko fired tho shot
that killed Morrow, is not as great a
criminal ae Dalton.
It is a fact not generally known in
Salem that Dalton was In this city last
Soptember, remaining for at least a
month Ho was a waiter in the George
UrolherB restaurant during his Btay
here, and Mr. George was a witness at
the trial of tho case.
Finish Sheriff
Next Week
Export Buchanan expects to complete
tho examination of Slier ff V. W. Dur
blu's books next weok, when tho work
ofexperting will be transferred to the
ofllco of County Recorder Itoland. The
task of chocking over the records ot the
shorlff 's oillce, which consists princi
pally of tho tax rolls for tho tour years
of Mr. Durbln'a administration, has
proven a big undertaking and will havo
required nbout ten weeks time. Noth
ing can bo learned from tho experts as
to their work. In fact nothing will bo
made public until they have complotcd
the examination of tho records and sub
mitted their report to tho County Court.
CONTRACTOR
LUCAS
APPEARED
Denies He had any Trouble
With Campbell.
James 8. I.uciH was returned to this
city Thursday from Seattle. Ho was
placod under $500 bonds, nnd U now In
jiil awaiting tho preliminary hearing.
He promptly gavo $700 bond nt Seattle.
Ho Is charged with tho crime of
cmbozzlomont. On Dec. 21, h'01,
Lucas was as authorized by W. D. Pugli
and C, Van Patten, for whom ho was
agent, to pay to various porsons in
this county the sum of $100, which
sum was delivered to him. Ho
converted tho nionoy to liis on 11 use
aud left for Seattlo, when ho wna ap
prehended by the police a tow days ago
on advlcus from Halem,
Mr. Lucas waB brought to Salem aud
appeared at 1 p. m. before City Record
er Judah. Ills hearing was sot for I
o'clock today. On account of tho Impos
sibility to secure all tho wltnueees nt
that time, it wos continued until Tues
day at 2 p m.
Mr. Lucas came to Salem and went to
work as foreman for tho Campbell con
struction Company 011 tho Salem toiler,
id postolllco building. Ho gotulong well
with tho men, and with Mr, Campbell,
who wanted him to Btay 011 tho work
when ho took a contract for the brick,
work on tho Halem I ml Ian School build'
Ings.
To a reporterat thu ciunty jail he ite -nled
that ho had omhe-uled any funds
of Pugh A VaiiPatten. or that he had
any troublo with the Campbell Con
struction Co , at Halom. He lias n wife
who a(-i'ompun!od him toRalviu and will
light his cine to a llnUli, having em
ployed Foul A Kaiser of this city. He
was employed at Seattle at his trade of
bricklayer.
FREEDOM"
FOR THE
FILIPINOS
Schurman Says U. S.
Withdraw.
Must
IhwTiN, Jan, VI. President Schurman
nl Cornell I'nlvorslty, president of tho
llrt-t Philippine Commission. aimoinUd
by the Into Preaident MelCinley, oama
ovei to the ranks ot the anti-imperialists
ot a meeting of tho MasMehusswtUi lie
form Club, which was held in Young's
ll"tel toniuht.
Prom what ho raid he h8 always
been auti imperialist, or rather an
antl-expausioiiut, nnd was reluctant to
servo on the lirst Commie-ion owiiik to
this fact, but lie said that Prtwideut
McKlnley gavo him to understand at
tho time that the intention of the United
Statea wa lirst to tree the Filipinos
from tho yoke of Spain and then give
them liberty in much the same man
nor as it ia to bo graute to Cuba, or at
least nt such time as the people w-re
tilled to govern themselves after the
readjustment of conditions made neetts
esry by tho vacating of Spain's otHeiuls
had been properly nfTeoled.
In an hour's speech on 'Can the Uni
ted States Withdraw (rum the Philip
pluea with Honor?" h sakl it was "lite
greatest question before tbe Amerimn
pttopl today, and isllktdv U be until it
leultld, and settled riiit In glaneiHg
at the future and judgiugfrm past atuT
present conditions, 1 nothing ahead
but growing liberty culminating in in
dependence," Bowline Contest.
There will bo a boaliHgiiOHtestlii this
oily Saturday ulght between the Oeat
tnferolal Ulnb team o( Portland ami Ike
UltheoOlub team.
He Served
His Time
Prank Fergufoa was today dUwltaed
from tha ootanty jail. Ha was iwtprtawatl
(or ISUa days (or stealing a pair t she
valued at ft from the WilkmeMo limy
Stables. Ahhaugh tho peualty ,s a
sever ono, it was the minimum impost!
by law
DISCUSSES
ISTATE
AFFAIRS
Douglas County Man Sends
Letters
Giving His Views on Public
Questions.
Yoncah-a, Or., Jan. 18, 1002.
To tho Salem JotihNAi.:
Mysolf being a now arrival ono of my
neighbors advised me to read a copy of
your paper and subscribe, about half of
which was a laiillt of tho Stato admin
istration, ol which 1 had quite a good
opinion. Among other tilings you gave
a send-off to the Kxecutive in his magna
faciendum, the ecliool book rorles. Tho
cato Is lu overy voter's houso. Take tho
llttlo book title, American Cltlz n. Look
over the money question. Read tl e
assertion that the onlv reason that cloth
became worth three timea its former
value ('iurlng tho civil war) was because
there wub not gold enough to place be
hind the paper money. Every voter has
eeneo enough to know that tho tariff
was raised until it prohibited importa
tions. Kvery able-bodied man was gone,
and now factories had to be built. That
was cause enough, but on top of that was
tho Criminal Exception clause.
Now search thoso booki from page to
pag-1 aud rou will find that the compilers
labored from the Atlas to the Algebra, to
PUMP into the child belief In, and m:
quiceceuco to, the Moses and Aaron Gold
Calf Policy. Andour AOGLO-AMERl-CAN
plundering makes Justifiable
CASTE Ideas and a DOMINI PELTED
submission to tho POWERS THAT HE.
Any Governor who would lend himself
to so tioacliernus a scheme, coating tho
peopto so many thousands of money
just to lubricate tils wigulo in tho slime
ol party corruption deservos bettor to bo
burned in elllgy than a ro-electlou.
Neither can any palliation bo plead, for
if it was ignorance the people aro under
tho sauio obligation to look elsewhere,
lu your paper you glvo a tow finger
punctuations to articles affecting tho
llocrs. Very good. ilntMho question
is still to nsk: What about tho Unitid
Stntok?
If I stay In this country I will have
to take papers and keop track ot ovonts.
Hut having had thorough drilling in
other states my pntienco with troutior
iniquity is lidghty limited. Coming
here to escapo the tho effects of political
plundering 1 cua not see old echemes
of fraud ra onacted without n kick.
Although I came hero In part to put In
tho winter to uncertain fucts in the In
trest ot many who seek homes iu a
"mild climate" l am coming mighty
near to a conclusion that it Is crime 10
invite Innocent parties into conditions
looking so eliakyas tho aspect for Oregon
at this date. Only nlnut one-titth of
land can ever Iwutll;! for agriculture,
which in all countries hai the burden
to hear, ami in no place is tho greed for
plunder any greator than here. Nor
in there any place where the masses aio
bluffed with so thin fraud." Your mco
lu the petting of exact salary fjr ull
olllcittrf Ic riuht. The present goven.or
might he re-olec'ed on the ospousal of
the plan, only for his double dealing
prinoipliM on the Referendum Question
that on tho face ot hoists a flag cf
treachery exactly the oilor ol Vandant
of M itiuoentn",
Tho Mid Road populists ot Minnesota
eleotod him. 1 stumped thu state in his
bahalf, buthowai 110 sooner olectod than
u turned his luck to the farmers and
rofiicod to foreclose on tho Dtiluth R.
It. Now in a deceitful feint with intent
to turn over the R. It, ot the stato to the
inter state Commission and let oontoli
dmlon go on Your governor told me as
h 1 has others that he bollerad in tho
Rtf'ereiidiim but did not beliovo the
IiiIiIhUvh was ull right. There Is no man
so big a fol that he wi'l take any stock
lu that. " Dim initiative H necessary to
nuke choice of man and matinm. Other
wite It, as Is now, the custom, take
ohutceot frauds, schemes, and political
party trade. What good would the
Referendum do?
If Governor Geer would wmie out
'latly with tho full belUf in thore
prinelpltM I know ho would sail in with
a woudortul majority. I hivs been all
over the stato sluuo last spring and all
the time 011 the lookout for information
on politif al linos and upon the action ot
Oregon in the voto to be takon on the
referendum depands tho settlement in
this stato of over 1000 farmers from
Minnesota,
I will take, your daily provided you
agrw with my opinions, and in part I
am Incoming ot (he Uliet that you
do. Firstly, I am at tho opinion that
tho V & , had better gut Imhiu as
oaMly as possible awl Mind her own
lHiiutfe. I do Hot Ulieve a darker
pigo can bo found U ' Wtory tlun the
truth whon known 011 tho aetiona of
John Hull with the Hoots only for plun
der." I boliovo tho rvforantfuiH is the
last straw ta sinking poonle ot the
eon 11 try Havo Mt U grab at.
Tbe P. M gave we some samplo cop
ies otherwise I sAlonlate to seud you
the latter herein, ia dtrguet.
M. R. lAa.
Marion County
Probate Court
FwwpU. Parkhnrat, admlstlstrakrlx
ol Uto osuto el U F.Park' urst, doeeasod.
has ftoUUoocU tho eoMet for pormlssUm
tossllreal proporty ol tho etto to
aest tbo claims against tho estate
These amount to $871.21, of which snm
tho administratrix now nas i..
tt t i.nni. nn.l Alfred IWWII uicu
a petition in the proba'e court Bhowlng
that all of the funds realized from the
personal proporty boloniring to 1110
tato of James Down, deceaeod, ond
amounting to $31,013.05, had been ex
h justed In satisfying claims against the
estate, and that thore still remained
outstanding claims aggregating tho Bum
of nearly $5000 and thoy osk for authority
to mortgage tho teal property, consist
ing of about 303 ncren of land, for tho
sum of $5000 In order to patlely Paid ont-
etanuing c alms.
Standing by
Schmitz
At a meeting of tho committee of the
Union Labor party ot Fr'sco a resolu
tion indorsing Firo Uommiesioner Parry
was adopted, and then the following res
olution was adopted by unanimous vote:
"The Union Labor party views witli
approhoneion tho attack made by tho
machine) politicians on tho power of tho
Mayor to suspend or remove olllclals for
offenses nnd delinquencies
"Belloving that tho law justifies us, wo
earnestly indorso Mayor Schmilz in his
honost effort to glvo the city of San Fran,
citcoa good administration, and wo trust
that tho courts and all good citizens wil
support him In his position."
STATE
MAY
COLLECT
Insurance Claim for Reform
School Fire Valid.
State of Oregon may not Lose
$20,000.
A Salem special says: Attorney'
General Blackburn has reversed his
opinion, aud now holds that the Stato of
Oregon can collect tho $20,000 insurance
on the Industrial building at tho Re
form School which was destroyed by
fire recently. Somo linio ago the matter
was submitted to the Attornoy-General
and an opinion wub rendered to the
effect that the insuranco companies
were not liable. Since that tlmo Judge
Blackburn has further Investigated tho
fnr.ta am! liaa fnnml Iptrnl nnllinrttv!
which warrants him in nlvising the
board that tho Insurance companion aro
liable.
The insurance policies cover "the foiu
story brick building and addi'lons ad
journing nnd communicating therewith."
Ah tho industrial building stood twenty
feet away from the main building and
was not connected therewith by aiiy passage-way,
or other structure, It was at
lirst thought thu expression "ndjoinii g
and communicating therewith" would
excludu tho industrial bii'Ming Tl 0
opinion now is that u eau be proven that
in making tho contracts botli tho incur
auce companies and tho state board in
tended that tho policies should cover tho
industrial building aa well as tho mum
building.
By tho terms of tbo policies the insur
anco companies have GO days after the
lira within which thoy can determine
wlietbor to pay tho insuranco. The
board of triiBtooa cannot bring suit un
til tho 00 days havo expired. About 35
days havo already ex pirod. Tho board
has filed with each company a formal
claim as required by the policies, aud it j
paymeut ia not made within tho stipu
lated time suits will he brought. George
G. Bingham has been retuined by the
Stato Board to assist the Attorney Gen
eral.
Higher Prices
For Hops
Pour contracts for the 1002 crop of
hops wero filed this afternoon in the
country recorder's ofilce. They are at
figures considerably in advance of all
previous contracts lor the lust week.
They are made by Benjamiu Kali wars &
SJUS Ol Now York, bv their local noon.
The growers' nams and fiffurn nm ..
appended,
David Cavanaugh, 20,000 lbs, li cata
per pound and 6 cents advanee.
John Rouoh. and .John Pkir iw
Itw, at 104 ceuts, 6 cents advance.
JakeKrebs, 13,000 llw, at 11 wuits, six
cents advanee.
,nM," BdVBe Rnd J- N ""Mian,
10,000 lbs, at 11 cents, six centa adani.
The Salem
Justice Court
OeorgeH.Joneivs. McNeill Howll
is Ue title of a new attaehmwit suit is
JaithM O'Dosald's cwrt. A (, was
attached Dondinu iha !.. :J .,
ease, whtah is to rteover f8, du. for
riw a iwggy bow , tbe d(rf a
ant last sear. Tlia ni.i.nv :. L.
attoraey. r ' ow ow
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NEW TODAY.
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE
These Bargains for two days only FridaySaturday
At 2ic
At$1.95
At 39c
At 15c
At 9c
Golf Cloth Rnlny
sale, f HIS
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Bone Hair Pine, lc each; full count
lint pins, two for lc ; Sans Silks, 3c
AkEVOY BROS., Props.
oo,v l
MllSlD
and Embroideries. See our windows. See our goods
and prices. You will see at a glance:- that our prices
are lower, on the same qualities of goods than any
other house in Salem. Our spring goods are com
ing in. New Ginghams, all the newest patterns just
received;- a full line, filo embroidery silks all shad
es. Ynu will save money, by trading at - - -
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Next Door to Post Office.
IERNATI0NAL POULTRY FOOD
A medlcaei poultry fool which (Ives tbe most remarkable results, It prevents
dlteasc. It cures chicken cholera. It erestly Increases the e production ana
It make chlckcnsgrow vry rapidly. Put up la 25c, 50c. $1,00 size packages,
and 25 pound palls. ::::::::
THE WONDERFUL EGG PRODUCER Tho groatest incronao in production of
eggs has given "INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD" a wonderful reputation
throughout every statu. We guarantee that it cannot bo fed to bona nt any tinio
winter or summer, without showing a largo increase in eggs. You do not havo to
uto the to id at an extra expense became it will moke you more monoy nf'cr do
ducting ita cobl One extra eee per
KiVHS x sQrLLHHB Iy' fit 4 if m uEXsLB
box or one W cent box, cr tl b z box of ''International Poultry Food" ns directed
und if it fails lo fu.fil our tuuns write to our ofllco aud wo will refund your money.
We will pay anyone f 1,000 in cash If we ever refuso tollvo up to this agreement.
International Food Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
Also Cheacest to Use.
Our 26 cent box contaics 100 feede for 12 fowls. Oar fl.00 bIho box contains
500 feeds for 12 fowls. Yon cannot affurd to pay 25 cents per box for some other
kinds that only contain 26 feeds. 100 feeds for 25 ceuta is certulnly very much
cheaper than 25 feeds for 26 centB Only costs 10 cents a month to feed it to 12
fowls.
-sold
l"?"uC3-3es
Poultry Sutt lies of all Kinds.
SALEM.
IF YOU HAVE A DOLLAR TO INVEST IN
Carpet better send it to oar remnant sale. It is worth
from 25 to 50 per cent more now than it will be
again for a year.
Lots of choice patterns going at 33 per cent off. This sale
lasts until Saturday night.
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Wheat Market,"
PtltfVAfkA 1R U net
&kUa PttllUkifijkA lu Al llfl .
ami h.tiZr"' "" " " uat HJ
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GOLD DUST FLOUR
Tlwi Sidney Power Co,
A. T. WALN Aeent
HAJJS BY
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Mill Ends of Apron Ginghams and Onllreca: tho
beststondnrdgoodKjregu'ar prices, and 7c a
yard. Thin day's sale, SJiJc.
DaySklris; livy ami thick;
GoltUlotu uniny uayonii 0, ..y ..........,
Btiinnini! vnluo j regular price, f.l.Jo. Ihla day h
Ladies' Muslin Night Gowns; made of tho best
cloth ; vnko back ; fancy tucked front; rogular
prlco, 75c. This day's uale, 30c.
Ladies' .To.rpov Ribbed Flceco Lined Underwear
good and heavy; regular price, -'0c. This duy a
eale, 15o.
Black Novelty Veiling; splendid wearer: now and
fashionable; regular price, 20c. This day's biiIo, Uu
a yard.
ii
pins, 1c por papor; Best Quality Jjl
spool. Our saleo last only ono day. g.
Court Street, Salem.
- - f,?,i
OoderWear
month will Pay the entire cost of
feeding and It often more than
double the supply. H contains no
poisonous or injurious ingrcdionti;
has very euporlor morits.
It Gives a Glossy Plumage.
It prevents sickness, promotes good
health, cuiieea young chicks to grow
very rapidly invigorates tho digestlvo
organs, supplies material (or bones,
muscle niul feather?, nun ia vorjr
ucn-'flcial during moulting season.
It invigorates the egg producer or
gans and bona will lay more iu longer
It will prepare your chickens for the
market more rapidly than any other
preparation and has beon used for
years by prominent chicken breodors.
Remarkable Cash Guarantee.
Which la printed ou every label
Buy, pay for, and ueo ono "5 cent
b y-
& 3&:es3::d
International Stock Food.
OREGON,
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The Salem Furniture Houeo and Outfitters.
To Our Friends
and Patrons...
Those new Backs havo arrived, and
we are now prepared to tapply all hands
and tho cook with
Wild Rose Flour
The highest vrado Roods ever offered in
this market. Ask your grocer for it.
Warranted to Give Perfect
Satisfaction
Salem Flouring Mills Co.
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