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A LOT OF LADIES' TAILOR SUlTS WORTH
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THE DIG BARGAIN HOUSE OP SALEM.
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Hinges Watch Sale
Will last until these watches are seld:
Ladles' also Elgin or Woltlmm, gold ailed
'' ular price fio.uu, now , y:yikflk ou
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See My Window for Other Bargains.
;feHAS H. HIJNLOJ3S
Bfi you want a Homef,
You can own this beautiful homo.
Wo will buy It for yon and lot you pay
ualbscknt $3.46 or $0.45 per month.
Without IntorcBt. Or wo will pay off
that mortungo on your homo on tho samo
.liberal terms.
Tbls Is not noothor Hulldlng and Loan
Association, wo speak tho truth only,
eomo and rco, you may learn something
Pacific Home Builder's Ass'n.
325-236 Ablaitoa Dulldlflf, Portland, Ore,
Local agent, Willamette Hotel, Batem,
' Oro, Agents wanted, ladles or Kotitlo.
men.
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,),. 8ttok1 jJBV0 Brrlved, and
wrMro now prepared to supply all hands
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Wild Rose Flour
jptiftulguest vr'l KoJa ovor offered In
. thfaSuarkot, Ask your grocer for It,
Warranted to Give Perfect
Satisfaction
-Salem Flouring Mills Co.
Standard Sewing
Machines...
WHITE SEW1N0 MACHINES
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"iEwoof tho best machines In tin world,
t'W. hftva tho Standard In the rotary
i'fltuttle, and the Whit. In both vlbmt-
Is and rolry shuttles. There are
"KTere up-to date features on these ma-
f chine than ou ony others you'll flud
. feature that am not "tieaky," and
f that aro tlnio-eavers for tho operator.
,v The rotary machines sow latter, rnn
tailer, tuako Iom noise, bobbins hold
wore thread than any other maohtue
Come aad we lor yourself. We havo a
comfortable aietroum separata from tho
mold floor, wlitelv iiiskes it pleasure (or
pna to look over the maohlues uudlt-
tqrb4.
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mi (Jh9r nmohlnes Irom $17.50 up (or
i.i,i. of ihn Eastern mall order houses.
Pay you to aeo those II you're hall in the
iu&ui lor ordering East These came
ss !tura. lloebuek A Co.. and you cu
iS Wiiu. own ludito as to the
r lty, eomprHl with pur own ro
ftai, .that ooil you but a ((action
Needle UU OH auu Hina ior an iu-
P. A. WIGGINS
2SS.1S7 Utwty St. Saitoh
Ifarwi Mftdilswr, Wauoss, Bugirles, 1M.
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296 Commercial Sireet.
II Mens
JlacLXS
A big lot of now shapes just In.
"Tho Strollor," tho very latest
stylo In blaok und colors.
$2.50
AND-
$3.00
Alt our hats being bought dl
rect from manufacturer, wo give
the best hat values to bo had.
TO BUY
COWS FOR
FARMERS
Neat Scheme of a Dairy
Operator.
A Saloiu creatuory oporator hat enter
ed upon a uow plan lor tho development
ol a dairy Industry In this section ol
tho valley. Whenever he tlnds an In
dustrious farmer who dexlrvt to purchase
cows for a dairy herd but who has nut
sutllolent capital, the oreamery man
buys the neceasary cows and then 1U
them to the farmer, asking a mortgage
(or the purchase pi Ice. It Is alw agreed
that the (armet shall deliver all his
cream at the creamery, receiving thute
(ore a stated price varying with the
highest market quotation in the Ore
gouiau. The farmer is thus euablil to
pay forthe cows out of lit cream pro
duced, and the crtuwymau haa the
advantage ot tncreatod custom. The
farmer who got s cows under this plan
can payoff the mortgage at any time he
w lilies and la then at liberty to cell hit
cream to some other dairy. Iu tli
laat 15 day 100 eowa have b4ii nddc.1
to the uutuber furnishing cream tu tho
oreamery in questlou, by tho meant of
this plsu, and other Oregou creatuvrUa
may find it of advantage to them as
well at toJhe dairy Industry to adopt
similar methods. Albany Herald
The German people luxe maintained
an Indifferent altitude toward the
Prince ol Wale he is vltlting Ktn
wtror William.
00 soldiers have txeu InmnU death
Ib Northern Japau,
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GILBERT
BROS NOT
BANKRUPT
United States Judge Bellinger
so Holds.
In the Petition to Have Them
Declared Bankrupts.
Tiimlpniilvclorkof thoU. 8. Circuit
n..ri ot Pnrtlnml this forenoon tele
phoned countol for Oilbort Hros. at Ha
lem that Judge liellingor had handed
lo n his opinion and decided that In
tho matter of petition for Gilbert Bros.,
tho suspended Salem bankers, thoy wore
not bIiowii to bo bankrupts and proceed
ings woio referred back to tho circuit
court of Marlon oouuty beforo Judge
Iloiee.
History of the Case,
Tho Gilbert Brothers bank suspended
payment on April 23, 1001. At the time
of closing tho bank had about f 100,000
on deposit and had In overdraws vuiu
other hanks between $00,000 and $70,000
according to tho allegations In tho suit
brought In tho circuit court on May 8.
This suit was brought by Tilmon Ford,
executor of tho ostato of Wm. Cospor,
deceased, and tho defendants wero A. T.
Gilbert, Mary K. Gilbert, F. N. Gilbert,
andO. A. Gilbert and W. T. Slater, as
recelvurof.thc Williams A England bunk
and W.T. Slater in his individual ca
pacity, werii nude Intorvonors.
Tho business of tho Uospor esiaio was
transacted througli tho Gilbert bauk,
and It was charged ho had held an Inor
est In tho bank. Tho ostato was valued
at about 180,001), tho appraiied value of
the uotos nnu accounts going Into tho
administrator's hands was fl7.403.20;
tho notes and accounts said to ho value
less amounted to ovor $22,000. Soon
after tho bank closed, II. B. Thellsen
was appointed by thocourtas tomporary
receiver. Later tho couit appointed
Claud Catch as permanent receiver,
who will now have control of the settli
inetit of tho bank's nffrilrs.
An Exhaustive Opinion,
H pedal to llio Journal,
I'ohtmnii, Jnn. 20. Juilgo Bollinger,
in an exhaustive opinion this morning,
dismissed tho bankruptcy proceedings
against Gilbert Bros., und holds in their
favor on all material questions. Under
tho viuwn taken by tho court It becamo
unnecessary to determine whelhor or
not V. N. Gilbert was partnor.
Surprise to the Lawyers
The decision fa a surprise for tho
law)erafor petltlouera in bankruptcy at
Malum who firmly believed thoy had
shown faots to prove Insolvenoy on tho
part of tho hunk by tho admissions of
A. N. Gilbert uuil tho tujtimouy In the
ciiso. Tho values placed on nrseta by
tho temiioiary rerelver wero estlmaUd
nt 76 cents ou the dollar, mid othir
ostlmntes placed them ns low as 00 cents.
All the iiihIu feuta In tho mutter wete in
favor of biinkruptey.
Home of the Halum lawyers for thep
tltloneia ray tho only ground on which
thu court held against theSpetltionora
was that thu coats of administration
would bo I' h than In bankruptcy. Tho
question ol solvency was not paused
upon.
'the opinion Is said to hold that the
only saving that would bo made by set
tling In the state oourt would ba some
tliiL' over 1 pur cent, even admitting
that there wero preferences.
Tho question ot oosts In the case was
not Mtstd upon by the court, uiid the
legal questions of law Involved wero not
p.lkMHl upoii,
Tho export cashier, Mr.Couoway, who
examined every pleeo of paper and every
aocouut in thu bank, estimated the va
lue ot the assets at $!53,00il, the admit
twi Ihibllitlea beln f $101,80.).
Thu Salem lawyers In the oate were
Brown, Wiightiiiau Biid Myers for A. V.
Gilbert, Cake & Ouke of Portland for F.
N. Gilbert, and Mewra. Bi?er, JofTroy
and Carson iV Adams ot Halem for eti
tiouors. Mr. Higger made tho prlnnlpal
argument for petitioners.
What Mr. GatchSays,
The receiver, Claude Gatch, hav not
been doing much business ot latu, as
parties owing to the hank refused to pay
in money until this case was decided in
the federul oourt. Some time ago Judge
Belie extended the time for tiling claims
with Mr. Uatoh until May lit. He taya
all parties Imvlny olaims must now bio
tUum, and tho sooner the better, io t ey
can be reoommeudhit to tho euurt lor
payment or adjudication. Mr. Dutch
says ho will do hie best to tee that ail
oretlltara are paid, and will make ouly a
very moderate obarge for his services.
Mr. Slater, rteelver ot the William
and KHglaud buk,B)s thedeoltlou is
all right ami ttiat there is a reasonable
ehauoe fur Uuukdatlon ot the deuw
Mr. JIiowh. of UiowH, Wrightmau iV
Myere. wo prepared the brief it the
ease for UUtwi t Bros., and who ap var
etl with Mr. aUater tu the tederal court
forthe iHtervottia, was feeu.aud while
lilt thm exMeMd themieivea as very
much giatitted at wiuulng tho oate
would iuldUcu the matter, beyond
saying it wa a case ol great importance.
It It Hot yot determined by the oppos
ing counsel whether there will beau
appeal taken from the Uelltoger decision,
lite (eellitg It against such a course both
among the lawyers am) theereditoriwho
waut the matter closed up.
Justice Moore Lectures.
J utile l A. Moore, ei the Oregea feu
prevuo Court, will on Thursday evening,
deliver a tree leeture at St. Jeteph' hall
a. WvmVkLlsk kftlritfct UUalstr ikiM llkllil4
ot u JMpU' Library Atctatlen, aud
a getteral iuviutioa is extended to the
public to bo present. The subject will
bo "The Duty of tho Citizen lo tho Gov
ernment In Consideration id tho Benefits
Which lie Derives from It."
Those who know Judge Moore's ability
and reputation as a lecturer at home and
abroad will rtallzejthat the fact, that the
lecture Is free, will not detract from tho
enjoyment of the occasion.
Marlon County Courts
The last will and testament of Bor
tholemy Delorme, a priest of the pro
vince ot the Rhone, France, was filed In
!. Mn.lnn rnuntv rmirt TllCBltftV. Tl 0
solo heir of tho property of tho ostato Is
Louis Maicr Bartholemy Delorme, who
is ovor 21 years of ago. Tho administrator
of tho estate Is John F. Thco. B. Broc
tano. The attorneys aro P. II. D'Arcy
of Salem and Thos Folmy of Forl'and.
Eliza Pentland, guardlaj of Mildred
E. Bagley, a minor, has filed hor annual
report.
Hearing of objections If any to ap
pointment of Ida M Allen as guardian
ot Robert O. Allon, Insane, set (or Feb.
10.
If You Need a Suit
of clothes for yourarlf or boy, tho Now
ork Racket will soil you at 20 per cent
Discount for anvthlng from a 3-year old
child'n suit to a full erown man's suit.
Good suits for boys as low as $1 50 ami
$2 75 to $4 00 with twenty per cent off
Come and fit out for tho coming year;
wowill surely save you money, ldlw.
CONTRACTOR
LUCAS'
TRIAL
Defendant Says He Was Not
a Bailee.
Tho Lucas examination was concluded
Tuesday evening, but his attorneys.
Ford and Kalsor.prosentod their author
ities to the court today and tho Slato's
attorney, J. II. McNary, has until
Thuriday noon to answer their author
ities. The quostlon before Judge Judah
is as to whether or not he can bo hold to
appoar beforo tho circuit court.
Thero is an Interesting quostlon in
volved in tho issue of tho caeo. If tho
tostlmony of the defendnnt is uphold, it
will he to tho effect that Lucas was a
tub-contractor, and as such would
havo a right to uso tho money given
him on the contract in whatever
manner ho chose. Tills viow can
hardly bo taken, howovor, us
it was admitted by all that no bond
waiglvon, as surety for tho performance
of the contract, and there Is a United
Status statute providing that no man
shall hold a sub-contract without fur
nishing a bond.
Tho bettor method uf defenso consists
(n tho fact admittod by tho proeocuting
witness, W. D Pugh, that a portion of
the money given to Lucas, viz: thirty
dollars out of tho $100, belonged to Lu
cas for work performed. Attorneys
Ford & Ivtisor will ehow authority
holding that it is not emhcAzlomont
when a person takes money or articles
In which tl.ov own nil interest, au that
Interest cannot bo segregated from tho
whole,
Tho State's witnesses testified that
Lucas was foreman of tho bricklayers at
Ohemawa. Ho had the ontiro super
vision of tho men in that work, even at
tending to paying their board, besides
hiring, paying, and dUclmrgiug them.
Tho contract form was presented, but
was considered by thostatoas entiroly
irrelevant to tho cam. No bond vas fur
nithed by Lucas, en tho bond v u novor
signed.
James Lucas, thu doieudnut, said an
agreement wai made betweou hiniHf
und Mr. Pugh, ho uttering to tuko the
contract for tho brick woik oa the bull I
ings for $2,000. Before tho contract was
drawn, however, the work was ready
to commence. Mr Pugh inxtrueted him
to proceed with the work and tho
contract would bo signed later. With
this understanding he went Ij woik.
He asked for thooontraot a number ot
times, and it was tluallv written oit liv
Mr. Pugh and sunt to a tjpewrlter lo
copy. He was then told to furnish a
bid bond, and (or that pimwmt went to
see J. W. Kuhuid. It was then dttiided
tlut hi his bid had already I men entered
no hid bond was necessary.
Nothing was raid regarding any other
boud so ho expected tho contract would
be all light. The reason it was uover
signed was because it was uot proeunted
to him by Mr, Pugh, During his stay
there each Saturday he would count up
the men's time and atk for a clifck for any
sum of money ho needed, aud In this way
received seven payment, aggregating
)1020.'J6 Ho said he uover worked there
or any wtnre elsjat (orotnau at ty
cents per hour, as was allogtd by tho
prosecution, Ho aU tu explanation of
I Is leaving (or Seattle, that he had a
contrsot there, he had to see about.
Betide these two uontraets he had a
contract at tho postoiilee building hern
CONSUMPTION
Right food right medicine
right time these three
things are of the utmost impor
tance to the consumptive.
Right food and right medicine
these are contained in Scots
Emulsion of pure cod-liver oil.
Right time is at first sign of
disease. Right time is now.
Scott's Emulsion always
helps, ofien cures. Ordinary
food helps feed. Fresh air
helps cure. Scott's Emulsion
does both.
Begin early.
.iMiyittttutmr uui
SCOTT JMWKK. - TtwA WW. Nt Yk.
FIGHTING
AGAIN AT
PANAMA
Government Ships and Rebels
in Battle.
Engagement was Brief
Indecisive.
and
Panama, Jan. 20. Another naval bat
tl lias taken place near hero between
ti.. nni-nrnmnnt shins and tlioso con
trolled by the rebels. Tho fight was
brief and Indecisive. Tho government
ships hnn returned hero.
PR0USE
WOULD
TRAVEL
From Frisco to Chicago in a
Box.
Sax Fkascuco, Jnn. 29 To thous
and miles across mountains and plains
was tho pllgritnngo that Harty M.
Prouea, a discharged soldier, formerly
of Oswego, N. Y., started upon In a dry
goods box this morning. One brief milo
ovor cobblestones and car tracks to tho
central police station, most of tho time
standing on hie head, and all of tho
time bnrklng his shins and elbows, was
tho Journey ho really made.
Prouso was honorably discharged
from Troop A, Eleventh United States
Cavnlrv. on March 13, 1001. YeBter
day, with 12 capital, ho resolved to
Join friends In Chicago. Acting upon
thu Idea suggested by tho recent oscupe
from Aleatraz Island of a prisoner, ho
secured a drygoods caie, laid In a stock
of provisions, arranged with
an expressman to s lip the
box today, mid under cover of darkness
concealed hlniBoK in tho caso and
awaited developments. True to his
proml80, tho expressman called lor the
box this morning, but while loading
thoenso upon his wagon, ho happened
to catch sight of a human form.
Supposing that there was a corpse in
tho box, ho drove to hoadquartors and
notified tho police. Prouso was very In
dignant when tho police ofllclals broke
open his hiding pjace, but. was soon con
vinced of his folly in making an attempt
todelruud tho railroads at tho risk of his
I'fo. Ho was dischargod with a lecture
Justice Court.
In Justice O'Donald's rourt today a r-
guiuoutb were presented in tho case of
John Wills versua Sing On. Wills sued
Sing Ou latt September (or $.14.40 due on
u note, no nan uo property which
could bo atWchcd, but it was
believed that tt.u Paul It. Q.
Hortt A- Lachmund Co. owed
Slug Ou eomo money, and this firm was
garnlsheed. They resist paying the
amount, alleging und offering testimony
to prove ttieru Is no such firm in ex
Itteuce. Thoy claim the tirm to be the
Paul II. C. Iloret Co, Able attorneys are
engaged iu the case, which will be ap
pealed to tho higher courts.
More of the Beautiful.
In spito of tho weather forecasts Titi:
Jouunai. has faith lu nt least six inches
of snow beiug a good thing for grain and
strawberries. Thu line and feathery
tulT falling today is a great disappoint
ment, although tho (lrst team hitched
to runners made its appearance at two
p in.
Uncle Geo. Not Dead.
Tiik Jouunai. wot iu error lu reporting
in the review ot tho Metshan case, that
ox-Slat. Treasurer Ueorgo Webb was
dead. He is ulivo and welland did not
g.t rioh while running the stats treas
ury. Examined for Insanity.
Jos. himmeon was examined this
afternoon for ooiumittmoiit to tho asy.
lum. He has worked around saloons
here for several j oars, but has lived In
Salem tor about 40 years, lie lived near
the water works.
Circuit Court
A petition has bsen filed to have the
oostB rutaxed in the oate of W, K Mitoh
ell, versus the Oregon Womon's Flax
Fibre Association.
Strlktns n Ltuht Willi rnpHun.
The InUaUttantH of the countrleo bor
dering oh Imita have their own meth
ods of HwkH tire. A Hume ines
eeiijrer recently brought h note tu an
KnglUh uMlclal, ami the latter dUm-iw,!
eowothlug reneniWIttfc a boy's pnpxuu
liaiif lng by the ineMeuger' aliW. Cu
riMlty irocaptM aim to ak the native
what It wa. and h waa eumriMtl to
And that i( wne a nMi'blit for Htakimc
r.
The iMirv rxhlbltetl the aitftaraiua
and explained the wefkluic. eoiK'ludiitK
with a practical dewoH.trati.tn It
wa a tube. ctued at one end and ntnil
w ith u ulaiou. At tho end of tbi- piston
w. a gruure or cavity, tiuared with
wax. which was ueetl for ntaklm;
thread or InNawmable material adlteip
to It Tfce Utuler, to keep the old nam.
U rread est the wax wbett a llabt U
reoutrotl sad la not kef there always.
I'taett the wtsp of otttou oa the
wax. the itattve lHaertetl tbe tifhtli
Ultaaj ptetoti In t tube, tben fervid
It along the tatter by gtriiis; It a sharp
blow. On withdrawing the platan tlu
oottoH was foMwl to be alight, bailnc
bMi teulted by the cimk-umIom with tin
eenpaaed asr--lNmreea'a Weekly
i sMaMi.YtHir tta.vu with rcru.
. yJf J,,y.,f,? iru tonitt.
kte.e liaccltai.druuurliukaMei
Females of All Ages
find these Pills simply invaluable,
Taew doses will restore free : and
regular conditions and effectually
Sve the causes of much suffer-
ing to the sex.
Beecham's
Pills.
8oW Eterrnhere-tn boiet 10c.nac
nni.nn Ivr Absorption.
The Blow absorption of many po sona
changes In some more or less modlttcu
form the complexion, but nrsenlc nnd
ntutnonla bIiow their effect n"ut
quickly ns nny. The popular belief
that nrsenlc clears the complexion has
lrd mnny silly women to kill them
selves with it lu Bttinu, connuui-u
doses.
It produces n wnxy. Ivorylike nppenr
nnco of tho skin during a certain stage
of the poisoning, hut Its terrible after
effects have become too well known to
mnljp It of common uso ns n coimctlc.
Tho effects of ammonia upon the
complexion aro directly opposite from
that of nrsenlc. The first symptoms of
ammonia poisoning wUlcli nppenrs
nmong those who work lu nmmonla
factories Is n discoloration of the skin
of the nose nnd forchend. This gradu
ally extends over the face until tho
pniiinlexlon has n stained, blotched nnd
unsightly appearance. With people
who tnko ammonia Into their systems
In smnll doses, ns with their wntcr
and food, these striking symptoms do
not appear so soon. The only effect of
the poison that Is visible for n time U
a general unwholesomeness nnd snl
lowness of the complexion.
IVrlininl
Ilow many people when they marry
carefully put nslde their Joint love let
ters ns one of the most cherished pos-
bcssIous of their future life, nnd In
how mnnv cases afterward do they
over take them out nnd look nt them?
Now. why Is this? Partly perhaps
lipcnnso the time of romance Is over
nnd practical, evcrydny life has be
gun; pnrtly. also, we will hope, because
now they enn sny so mnny nice things
to ench other, nnd there Is no need to
rend over trie past nice things they
have wrltten.-Colden Penny.
In n Fnsr. ,
A befogged Indlvldunl was groping
his way down one of London's fcldo
streets leading off the Strand when he
suddenly humped up ngnlnst a mnu
coming from the opposite direction.
"Could you tell mo where this street
leads to?" he Inquired after the neces
Biiry apologies hnd been mode.
"Certnlnly." replied the other. "It
lends Into the river. "I have Just come
out of It." Fico Lnnce.
Bri tbt ) lh5 KiB(1 Yw HavBAhvajs Bwjh'
Slgntue Jl , S9-41-
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&&M
Don't Forget
That tho Now York Knnket is selling
clothing of all kinds at 20 per cent dis
count to clear out slock Come aud
learn our prices. ldlw.
Mary E Upde
graff Estate
Mary H. Updegraff, executrix of tho
estate of Lewis I), Updegraff deceased,
has petitioned for tho court's eunction
of a plan of settling tho matters of tho
estate. Tho claims ngnlnst tho estate
havo not all been presented but will not
amount to more than $930. The assets
of the estato according to nppraisoment,
are $20,521.52, part of which is real
property, hut tho personal property
amounts to $18,474 52, which it to lu
divided between the heirs. Of this sum
$4000 was assigned br the will to tho
pesitioner Mary E. Updegraff, and Cler
mont, Clarence and Samuel Updegraff
will receive each one thiid of tho residue.
The petition asks for $1200 to be deducted
from tho funds In tho bands of the peti
tioner to be held for did claims and
tho remainder to be hj portioned as des
ignated in the will. Tlii plan is for the
immediate tettlement ! tno estate.
The Boers are still active 1 1 Hie field
hut ate decreasing In vitality hi. I hope.
The province ot BaUuga, In the Ph 1.
ipplnes is being rapidly uIkIupI.
Forewarned! t
9
Hie liability to diacaic i' greatly
lessened when the blood is in jjood con
dition, aud the circulation healthy and
vigorous. Por then all refuse matter
is promptly curried out of the system ;
otherwise it would rapidly accumulate
fermentation would take place, the
blood Ixjconie jwlluted and the consti
tution so weakened that a simple
malady might result seriously.
A healthy, active circulation means
good digestion and strong, healUiv
nerves. '
As a blood purifier and tonic S. S. S
has no oniuil. n is the safest nnd lieat
retnedy for old people and children
because it contains n minerals, but t3
made exclusively of root and herbs
u inner rtniwiy so t.iorou ;hly and
Jflectually clvaiibcs Uk blooj of
es iik wool of im
purities. Atthe
same time it builds
up tbe weak and do
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Medical advice free
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PEOPLE'S DARGAIN HOUSE.
CLEARING
SALE
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY
After our very successful season wo havo concluded to clear out tho
remnants and odds and ends and o,ld lots o all kinds of goo; . To do
thlswo loHBwealwaysdo.cuttho prices to plecoB. It will pay in
tending buyers to call and look over our bargains for tlin next two days.
Here are a few of our Sample Prices
..) or. n!,. rw .Virip. flolf cloth, a
iy skirts, Golf cloth, n
,1 Vnnth'H fleeco lined
1 45 Mori's and Youth'u fleeco lined
$ 29 Boys' overalls
- . .
Boys' BUc sweaters .
Men'B 00c neckwear, tho latest
Ladies' 2fic fleece lined underwear. .
Ladies' 38c muslin drnsors trimmed
Men'B 15c ritspentlerB
Handkerchiefs II. 8
Pins, por paper ,
Everything Sold as Advertised.
McEVOY BROS., Prop's.
T? ...- CI.aaI .
MOslio Onderutear
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.
...STOCK AND POULTRY FOOD...
THE BEST ON EARTH.
Us; less than one-half as much as other kinds and elves better results
It pays to use It.
...BREWSTER
91 Court St.
FEEDMEN AND
That rubber tired
promised you at
ery on Court Street.
IDunne'sSoiib Sprang
...WE HAVE THEM...
CALL AND GET PRICES.
SAYAGB
SEEDM0N,
Wheat Market,
Chicago, Jsn. 20-Wheat, 78 nd70
San Franelsco, Jan 29-Vheat$1.0ii,
1.0S,.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
The Sidney Power
Co,
ID.NKY ORKGOV
Mad for fau.ity im, ask ynu
lor it, Hran and (.hurts alwavi
r zrocars
s on hand.
A. T. WALN Affont
NEW TODAY.
I.OhT
atA,P?AT,,KRHRD-On Salem
ami Lincoln road Mi.n,i, ..ui.. i,"1
aru lorwme. Albert
ranch, Polk Uountv.
r,.o. ..L". '. ""' . uo
Kuue, Maaee
1-2'J-St.
ru i a.i .e-u'. i..., i .. .
.i v . ' " no imiea nav
&& rT"h or d"M In Pal
ha
for
em
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l-80-3t
Notice.
Kev. Wm lVaw. iBUjjr of California,
but now Dw. Klder ol Salem Dist. ol
the Pus JlethodUt elinrah is n.w hold-
S ipil mvttm ,vwy eyen,nB ftt ? :3()
vlZ " WMn "U t0 tl,08e w r
Q-rie,ly mmUm nmnk9t
heldoa.extSnnde, at 11 a.m.
JreeWent R,velt will not be al.
?"- from for-
Th Filitlo in weeing Prota(
antwm mth alacnty.
The Lwdoli ho., at 8t. Louie haa
ten burned L,M 3w,000.
Stove- j
snap
undo
snap for
$105
$ 28
undorwear
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. . ,.';' !
with embroidery $ 18
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Salem, Oregon
on ft
& WHITE...
SEEDSMEN.
Salem, Oregon.
cab that was
Simpson's Liv
St RBID
SALEM. OREGON
They Draw Eyes!
What? Our porcelnfn toilet set.
They're an art. etudv in shapes and col
orlntt, pictures not produced by tns
brush, Admiration strikes nil who
them. A look begets tbe resolution oi
purchase, and thu epidemic of eatisuc
tion spreads to others who follow tu8
smilera to our emporium of lucky hoy
ere. There uro nicks in our prices m
not io our ware,
Ms T, Rineman
32 State Strtet pboat I3
DEUEL0PMENT....
10,000 barrel Roche Harbor W"
used in the development ot Salem ana
vioinity durinc the past year.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Sate Ateats. .
It will take a week to clear awsy tb
wreckage of the latest tunnel disatter in
New York City.
Gen. FunBton will return to the Phil
ippines in February.
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