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A TARIFF BILL IS NOW LAW Twenty Five Per Cent,FRSCO Reduction "The Vote as Taken was 138 to 109. Senate Considering War Tax Repeal. Washington, Match 4. Tho Houso by it voto of 138 to 101) approved tho con ference) toport of tne l'hilfppiuo Tariff bill which now bieomes low. It pro vidua in tho main a reduction of 25 per cent ou existing duties. The Senate committee on 11 nance today considered the bill passed by the Home providing for tho repeal of tho war rovonuo tax, No conclusion was reached but it is bo lieved tbo committeo will report tho bill without change Sauadron Goes South. Washington, March 4. Word has been received by tho Navy Department that the North Atlantic fquadron palled yoatonlny from Cienfuegos, Cuba, for Co lombia. The Squadron Is composed of tho battleships Kearsarge, Alabama, Massachusetts and ludiiuia, tho most powerful evcrnn'cmblvil in theso waters by tho United Btotos. Its presence, it is believed, will have a qiiioting effect and prevent any damage to American prrporly irterests. Flghtlmr. in Colombia- WahiumiTon, March. 4 The Amer ican niliiiBior at llogota. Columbia, has ilnruid die Statu DcpnMtiiPiit that tvo lb "eit'id nf tho bot soldiers lu Co- loini a liave re-enforced tho goxommont tro'P" ni'sir IWotu. Fighting has con tn.ue I lor koveral days. Extradition Papers Issued. U'AHiiiNuro.v. March l. ICxtrsdition pipers wore icfltied at tlui htatit Depart mo it today to leteetivo orgeant Jos eph Day of Portland, Or., for Cliailos and Frankio Snvngf, colored, now in tho hands of tho police in Montreal, Canada, for tho aliened theft of 1 1,000 worth of cut diamonds, faid to have been stolon from A. L. Lowunthal. DETAILS OF MOODY'S VICTORY Has 72 Votes, County Convention Saturday. Tub Daixks, Or.. March 4 Completed returns from Saturday's Repub.ican pri maries woro filed here tod'ty from out lying precincts. Of tho 107 voters in tiio counly convention, I'l oro claimed by the Moody snpporlorp, and 31 by Will iamcon. " There- io ono tio voto in Autelono precinct. The convention will be held in this idly Saturday, Terrific Storm in Mexico. 8an Antomo, Texas, March 4 The first news of n terrific wind storm that swept over Monterey, Mexico, Thursday and Friday, was brought to tho city lust night by passengers from Mexico Tho storm began Thursday morning, increas ing in UorronesB until Friday, and at times was cyclonic in strength. No lives w.-ro lost in tho city os far as learned, but tho property damego was vety heavy. Roofs with torn from business houses an I tho wall of a number of large brick structures blown in, dolug gteat dam ono to Blocks of goods. Tiio damage will foot up ovor half a million doll us. CUNARD LINER IS SAFE Tidings of the Etruria ceiyed. Re- Nuw York, March!. dispatch from Favol says tho missing Canard liner has been sighted in tow ol tho steamer Will- lam Ciliff, four hundred miles to tlie west. Tho Etruria reported she had lost her propoller. POPE'S PRIVATE MASS Celebrated Today in the Vatican. Rome. March 4. The Popo to-lay cele brated private roase with Hid honeehold and n few intimate frlende. Ho returned thanks for being allowed to celebrate his jubilee. War Eaele Sold. Vancocvbk, B. 0., March 4. It is re ported hero that the War liaglo mine at Rnssland, one of tho moet extensive properties in tho Kootenay country, has been sold to a com pany of Loudon cap italists. No details of the dual are given, except that tho stated price is about f 3, 000,000. HANDS ACROSS THE SEA Germany Would U.S. Join With St Lima fi..li A n..t.intliauiifen - M.IVin -" 1UIIUI IMBWMIW i nl 1 i . . . . . i - unei aauross at St. Louis Club! "lace Henry partly said "You all know who I represent In this country nnd 1 wieh to Btnto that Germany is not wooing the Unitod States but alio 1b ready wlion hands nro hold out to her to clasp them across tho Atlantic. 1 represent a fighting nation but my sovereign has endeavored sinco ho ascended tho throne to maintain peaco and this ho will continue to do." RAILWAY COMPANY Formed to Work with Santa Fe. the San Fiuncisco, March 4. Tha Oak land and East Sido Railway Company wab incorporated by a realty syndicate of Oakland today for tho purpose of ac quiring franchise rights by way of the California and Nevada Railway Com puny botweon point Richmond and Oakland with torminal facilities at Emoryvlllo, converting tho road into a broad guago, doublo track ono. Tiio franchises will be turned over to the bnnta Fo lly. whose terminal will bo Emoryvlllo instead of Point Richmond. FIGHTER DEWET WINGED The Famous Boer Reported Wounded. London, March 4. The Central News of Ilarrlsmlth (Orango river Colony) correspondent wiros that Gon'l. Dowot, has boon shot in tho arm in a fight near tho Natal border. CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET Cases Set For Hearing in the Circuit Court. In Judge R. P. Boise's Depart- ment-Thirty-f ive Actions , Listed. County Clerk V. W. Hnll has com pleted tho dockot for Department No. 2 of tho Ktato Circuit Court for Marion county, for tho adjourned Octobor torm and tho regular February torm of court. The docktit is only composed of thirty flvo cases, the majority of which ha?o neon carried ovor from tho regular October torm. Tills is a very brief docket in comparison to thoso of previous terms. Tho court will conveno on Monday morning. Tho docket fol lows : M. M. Ellis, plaintiff, vs. T. J. Ford, ilsfendant; for money. Schuyler Rue, insolvent ; J. F. T. B. Brmitano, aseignco; assignment. Dorranco Lumber Co., insolvent; Francis Feller, assignee; assignment. J. A. Baker, plaintiff, vs. Williams & England Banking Co., defendant; re ceivership. Leo Willis, insolvent; M. L. Cham berlln, assignee; assignment. B. B. Gosnor, insolvent; J. Bower man, assignee: assignment. Oregon Land Co.. insolvent; Oharlo Scott, assignee; assignment. Elizabeth McFarlano, plaintiff, vs. Androw McFarlaue, defendant; dlvorco 0. G. L. Benson, plaintiff, vs. Hattio A. Benson, defendant; dlvorco. Elizabeth Simms. plaintiff, vs. Louis Peterson, et. al., defendants ; foreclosure. 1. O. Petereon, plaintiff, vs. E. E. Pe terson, defendant; divorce. Huleo, Bradlord & Co., plaintiff, vs. J. A. Rotan. otnl., defendants foreclosure. Anna E. bchmldt.ot al., plaintiffs, vs. J, E. Dettweller, et. ux,, defendants; foreclosure. Adelaide A. Macreth, plaintiff, vs. M. V. Rork, et al , defendants ; confirmation. Tilmon Ford, executor, plaintiff, vs. A. T. Gilbert, et al., defendants; ac counting. Marv J. Hhaw.piaintm.vs.J.Ji. rcrris, defendant; cross bill. F.J.lJeatty.pIalntltl.va. wancu txo.i-io Labor Exchange, defendant; recoiver- B Lizzie R. Buttrlck, plaintiff, vs. 8. T. Richardson, defendant; accounting. D. B. Steeves, et a!., plaintlffs.vs Wil lis Bros, & Co., defendants; accounting. W. K. Allen.et al , plaintiffs, vs. Alleu Packing Co., et al., defendants ; account Erma Harding, plaintiff, vs. Charles Harding, et ol., defendant?; to enforce Chas. E. Steele, plaintiff.vi. Nettie 0. Steele, defendant ; divorce. G. 11 Benjamln.plaiutiff.vs Josephine a Rnnfnmin. defendant: divorce. The Investor's Mortgage Security Co., plaintiff, vs. Esther B. Miles, et al., de Lnrlnntfl! foreclosure. II. B. Hayre.plalutiff.vs.Agnes Hayre, defendant ;divorce. Hunter G. Thompson, plaintiff, Yd. G. F. Thompson, defendant; dlvorco nt - fc--.ll lAln.(ff ta Willi meo. '"" uih""i vs. Williams & England Banking Co., defendants; ac-(f counting B. . Wmii miwaru rry,pi"ui"i ". " w"' et at,, ueienuanis, to iiiov ". Otto Hansen, plaintiff, vs. Clara K Brey. et al., defendants; foreclosure of H G W. Eofl, plaintiff, vs. Yenetha Vanhook, etal., defendants; partition Mary A Boet, piainun, vs. aiuu. Farnham. et al., def-ndants, partition. Anna Engel, plaintiff, vb. Ernest A. Engeli defendant; divorce. Ella M Smith, plaintiff, vs. Falem Building Loan isolation, et al de fendant; to eanwl ded. T. T. Ger, et al., plaintiffs, vs. . u. Neal, et al., defendants; lorwdosure. Win. !1. Ejjao, plaintiff, vs. Jawe Finney, defendant ; erow bill in equity Thn npxt institute ol Indian K-bool workers will be held at Newport Or. from Aug. 18 to38 this year. . .. . .. 1,1.1 Chicago elcomeu rnuw - ., - - great tathueiaam Monday evening. PRINCE INSPECTS CHICAGO Drove About the City Today Kind Reception of a Little Girl. News of the Royal German Visitor, Chicaoo, March. 4. With bright skies and a eharp, crisp temporaturo Prlnco llonry was thla morning driven about the business r.cctlon of tho city visiting banks, tho board of trado and prominent mercantile houses. Ho began tho day by receiving after breakfast llttlo Uar baro Ozburu, agod ten years, who pre sented him with his portrait burned in baeswood. Tho l'rlnco chatted gaily, complimented tho artist, promised to treasure her gift and gavo her on auto graph album. Tho Princo drovo about down town without tho accompanimont of hugo crowds. Ills visit included bosldos sav ings bankB, Field's wholeealo drygoods toro the Rookery ofllco building, tbo tiro Insurance patrol in Monroe street, and tho public library .whoro a Are alarm was Bent in and tho department respond ed. Returning to tbo hotel the Prlnco received Governor Van Bant of Minneso ta and bis staff, who presontod resolu tions. Tho Governor mado a llttlo speech nraislnc Minnesota. Introductions to tho staff followed. At 11:30 tho royal party proceeded to Lincoln Pork, whoro tho Princo laid n wreath at the foot of tho statuo of Lin coin, eaying: "I am proud to boablo to do this." Robort Lincoln and Admiral Evans occupied a carriago with the Prince. Afttsr BLoveling some dirt at tho foot of a newly planted treo near tho monument, tho Prince and party pro ceeded to tho Geimania Club, whoro nt noon an obnlorato luncheon was served. New Yonc, Feb. 28. Eight parcels of diamonds, valued nt $104,000. httvo been confiscated and ordored sold by Federal Judgo Wheeler, says o Burlington, Vt., special to tho Times. Tho stonos woro " at ah., most bu.ii. wuu mo nuuavvu nun w.u juiiuw vw- cealed in tho sloeves of his undershirt, claims ho was hirod to tako tbo diamonds from Montreal to Now York by a firm in tho lattor city. Pkowa, Ills. Feb. 28. Jos. Hinkle, was hanged hero this morning for wifo murdor. A peculiarity of tho execution was tho fact that tho murderer was ac companied to thotcnffold by two women who had been his spiritual advisors. Thoy didn't stay howovorto wltnoss tho execution. I George Vernon Gets Three Years , SpootiU The Journal. I Euqkne, Oro., March 3. Goo. Vernon, I forger, was sontoncod to three years in tho penitentiary at Salem this morning. Yew Park Hose Team Election That enterprising part of the city has maintained for a year past o well equpped flro department, and Monday evening elected officers for tiio ensuing year The president and treasurer wero given second terms, four now members were elected and a number will bo dropped for non-attendanco unless they get iquare with the organization, which has now 31 members. Tho Com pany how has it house and cart for hoso, with 700 feet, three new joints boing at tached Monday. Further equipment will be secured soon. Following aro tho officers for tho ensuing year: President, Goo. Griswold; secretary, A F. McAtee; treasurer, W. 0. Hub bard foreman, Wm. Biegmund; first as sistant, Cheater Meo; second assistant, Mr. Dekum. Salem Attorney Bereft. Hon. Frank A. Turner, the attorney of this city today received th rod news of the death of his mother, Mrs. Harah J. Turner, at Pes Moines, Iowa. She pass ed away after an illness of about six weeks, aged 72 years. She leaves a hus band and two children, F. A. Turner, of this city and Mrs. Miner, of Des Moines. Mr. Turner will not be able to go back to the funeral, owing to the great dis tance, and is very much depressed b the shock of tho sad news. Petition for a Bridge. R, P. Boise Jr. and others will petition the oommon jounoil tonight to construct a bridge across Mill oreek, to take the nlace of tiie old Cottage etreot bridge. :t w" :,:; "" z " .ru. "" ',,.,, , d . ' , ' i of Salain, and has over a hundred agnera. G. 0. P. Meet and Adjourn Tho Republican centrale oommitte for Marlon eminty met at Hotel Willam ette at 12 o'clock for the purpose of fix ing a date for the primaries and the ooiinty convention, and the appoint ment of delegates. The committee present eonsisted of Chairman P. T. Wrlghtman, Beeretary 'John W. Roland, and the following mew j bers, a part of whom were present: Aurora II A Hnvder. ". ... .. T. t.-.l.t , "--. fVp,u' 4 - --. Butlevlllo E A M Cono. BreltenbuBh W J Culver. Ohampoeg Geo Ehlen. Elkhoru-E W Minturn. Englewood W HSavago. Fairfield John Fahoy. Gervals J 0 Soigtnund. Horob A A Gcsner. - Howell E M Crolsan. Hubbard J D Simmons. JefforBon J II Roland. Macleoy William Short. Mt. Angol Charles Long. Monitor J D SitnmotiB. Mehama E M Laforo.- Marlon Bennett McPhorson. Prospect S A Hughos. Salem No 10 L McNary. Salem No 2 E M Laforo. Salem No 3 John Kaleer. Salem No 4 J 8 Graham. Solom, East E E Mattln. Salem, North T J Cronlso. Salem, South Til Ford. Stayton Jas Kylo. Sidney G 8 Thorn. Sllvorton, South 0 F Hicks. Silverton, North A G Steolhammer. Silverton T R Hlbbord. facotts Mills 0 A Dunnlgan. Sublimity F T Wrlghtman. Silver Falls B B Horrick Jr. St Paul J L Cook. Turner O II P Cornilius. Woodburn lolumbus Englo. Yow Park A W Dragor. E. A. M. Cano, J. 0. Slegmund and U-A Inilil wnrn nnnolnttld n committeo to ex ami no tho proxies and appoint others to fill tho vocauctos. fllma. Mi'Nnrv. ColtimbUB Englo, W. J. Culver, Tilmon ford nnd II. A. Sny der woro the committee iwmuu uy Ch?lrman Wrlghtman to select tho dato for tho primary nnd convention. J. D. 8immon8, J. II. Roland, Lbor Laforo, T. Hibbard nnd G. P. Thorns wero appointed a committeo to docldo tho apportionment of delegates. Tho BCBniou thou adjourned until 2 o'clock. , . Tho committeo on dates reported and tho Bamo was accepted, that tho nrlmnrlnn tin hold on Friday. March Htli. between tho hours of 12 m. and 0 p. m. for all precincts holding open meotings to begin nt 2 o'clock. That tho county convontlon bo hold on Wednesday, March 2i)that 8alem. Tho committeo on tho apportionment of delegates recommendod that tho somo tin liflBod unnn tlin vote of TilmOll ford as presidential doctor und that thoro bo apportioned ono dolezato at largo for each 16 or fraction over of each pro duct. Tho apportionment follews: Aurora, 7; AuinBvillo,.7; Brooks, 0; Butteville, 6; Broltonbuth, 2; Cham poeg, 3: Klkhorn, 1: Englewood, 11; Fairfield, 2; Scotts Mills, 5, Gervals, 5; Horob, 4; Howell, 0; Hubbard, 7; Jefferson, 7; Maclosy, 4; Marion, 4; Mehama, 4; Monitor, 5; Mt. Angel, 3; Prospect; 6; Salem No. 1, 8; No. 2, 18, No. 3, 10; No. 4, 14; East, 3: North, 0; South, 0; Sidney, 4; Silver F11b,2; Sllvorton South, 0; Silverton North 0; Silverton. 9 ; St, Paul, 4; Stayton. 7; Sublimity, 0; Turner, 8; Wood burn, 12; Yow Pork 8. Total 243. Judges and clerks rccommouded : Yew Park: W. II. Slmp-on, Grovor Hamsley, Hamlin Smith. Clerks: Roy Ohmart, F. N. Latliron. Englewood : J D. Goodo, Chas. Cal vert, II. 0. Cod well. Olerks: Jool Hewitt, All. Davis. Broeks: Oliver Boors. Ira Hubbard, Homer Goulet. Clerks: F. M, Lick, Bruce A Jones. Woedburn: E. II. Wright, W. L. Walker, Jos. Kennedy, Clerks Goo. Miller, J. W. Cook. Silvorten: P. W. Potter, W. H. Drako, Chas. Hinkle. Clerks Goo. 11. Riches, L. Ranch. North Silvorten: 8. T. Hobart, 0. Yungroon, G. Oowoti. Clorks, A. Habnr, B Davis. North Salem' A. M. dough, G. 0. Wills. Jas. Winstanley. Clorks Walter Lonnon. llonry Brant. Prespect: 0. F. Royal. T. J. Jonos, Fred Gllson; Clerks, M, P.Cadwoll, Roy Burton. Salem No. 1: W. D. Olaggett. A. T. Yeaton. O.M. Paraionter; ClorkH, A, M. Soutliwick, Ed. Lamport. Salem No. 2: Geo. 1'earco. J ij. Wil son, 11. J. Higgor; Clerks, II. S. Belle, F'rank Power. Salem No. 4: A. F. McAtoo. l J. Larson. W. W. Vandorvort, Olorks, W. A. Moore, Frank Hughos, Salem No. 3: TIiob. Sims. Richard Carey, James Maguire. Clerks D. L. Green, John Royuolds. Mehama: F. (J. Hull, Louis Snackou burg, Jos. Peters, Clerks, L. Bennett, W. P. Mulkay. Marlon : Richard Walker, Wm. Ruth, orford, Goo. Reoch. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Newcomers Buying Lands. Farm Salem Building Improvements are Active Tim farm nf M ra tM till, lift TtIUV A fflW miles south of Salem has been sold to a Miss Mlnthorn. Chltwood Island has been purchased ho re from the East. The island contains about 260 aores and Is located in tna Willamette river onnoslto tho Labor Ex. change buildlntr, Thoro is considerable wood on the laud, which will bo cleared by Mr. Tiele. Under tho direction of Chief John son, box stalls aro boing fitted out for the horses In tho fire depart ment at the city hall. They aro almost twice as large as the old stalls and havo straw beds so the hones can lie down at any time, Tho stalls open by means of automatic Hinges woricei wiui an electrical procetw which simultaneously opens Hie uoors oi win nan ami mutcim t hi. barn ww at the ringing of the tele phone bull. The residence located at the northwest corner of Ohemeketa and Twelllh streets is being Improved by the repairing of tho entire building inside and tho porches and fences outside. This pro perty lulongs to . A' Bach, and was recently purchased from the Costello heirs. Dr. K. Brannan of Minneapolis. Minn., who recently arrived in this city with his family has purchaeed thou. W. Miles farm lu Polk county for 19000. Marlon Cotnnty Transfers, Andrew lierk and wife to J. U. High- lawd, 87aeres in sections 13, 10, IS and JM.tpfls. rl wflUOO. Mary flattie W. Carter, trustee 53 aorM in die of Moses Morley ffiOO. 0. F. DeUuire ami wifti to Mahlon K. Harvor, two lots in block 1 of Brown's addition to Silverton. f 200. Tbowtas Jones toll. A. Thomas and G W. Watt, lot 12, block 10 lu Yew Park addition to Salem. (75. Turkey denies responsibility for Miss Stone's capture. NOTES OF SALEM'S PROGRESS Capital City Alive to its Opportunities Push Club's Methods are Bringing Results. Fall Chimneys Already in Sight. Tho methods of thoGrcator Salem Oommorcial club nro liko good advertis ing thoy bring results. This ia now clearly booh and already tho morabora of that body and tho cltizons of Salem in goneral havo cause to rojolco In their work. Tho advantages of tho Capital City tho natural metropolis of tho bountiful Willamette Valley nro boing put betoro tiio world in the most careful and intelligent mannor and so offoctivoly htiB this boon dono that in tho short imo of tho club's oxlatonco It has re ulted in tho location of a number of im portant iudustrios nnd n gonoral and most satisfactory quickening of tho Bplritof civic prido and ontorprlao, No hotter institution', than this has ever worked in tho intoroBt of any town and the zeal and untiring industry of its ofllcers nnd members are worthy of tho highost commojdation. Tho history of its efforts makes interesting reading nnd a short synopsis of what it has accom plished is as follews: Locating Industries. During tho past four mouths tho Creator Salem Commercial club and cltizons working in connection thorawith have added to tho manufacturing Indus, trios of Salem tho Llvosay sawmills, and tho Flax Fibro Iudustry oporatod by Mr. Eueno Boiso of Green Hay, Wis. Of tho first it I) sulllclont to eay that the firm in an established ono of many yoars standing in good financial condi tion nnd that its quota added to tho other institutions of tho kind already horo can not fall to bo materially bono Uclal. But it is tho securing of tho second tho iUx tlbro indnstry, of which tho town has reason to bo both proud and hopeful. Tho company intorosted in tho concern liavo capital to burn nnd the fact that 1)0 par cont of tholr dls buisomonti thousands of dollars per year nro to bo spent with tho laborers of Salem and tho (armors adjacent to tho town will etimulato business In a wnv thut will bo most beneficial. The prospect of a llnon mill as an outgrowtt of this Industry Is alto most pleasing. Such a mill would employ an average of from 200 to 300 persons and would in a chart timo, by promoting tho gonoral growth of business, doublo Salem' an nual monoy turn-over. Improvement Leagues. Another result of tho agitation to pro duco tho Creator Salem la tho formation of improvement loagues. Thoro is no town in tho United Stutos which will surpass Salem In beauty within tho next two or throo years. Hor magtiiflcant strcete, hor favorable location and her genial climate, absolutely without ex tremes of heat or cold, lu tho basis upon which tho leagues will work, nnd under tho onornotlo hands of tholr rnombora tho already pretty Capital City of Oregon will bo made "a thing of boauty and a Joy forovor." Immigration. It is stated by those In the best position to know that more than 200,000 of tho residents of tho parched and bllzzud swept states of tho middle west will this spring oml grate to Orogon. Recognizing tho value of tho opportunity, tho Push Club has boon active in presenting tho merits of this section to intending Immigrants and day by day tho increasing mall of Sec retary Judah contains requests for infor mation ol tho beautiful Wlllametto val ley and not n few declarations of a decis ion to locate at Salem by those who aro seeking a homo In tills favored land. The Future. All this is the result of four months eanifst work, When the efforts of tho Push Club and tho people of Salem shall have extended ovor a period of, say, two years, it is but reasonable to expect that tho population and Importance of Sa turn und Marion county will havo doubled, tall chimneys will bo sending fortli their clouds of smoko by day and by night and the Willamette valley wll be firmly established in its rightful po sition as tho garden spot of the Pueiflo Northwest. Dropped Dead On the Street The body of G, M. Bewly was found at ten o'clock last night lying on tho sidewalk ou High street near Union, Tho discovery was made by Misses McGregor and Seeley of the Salvation army. The Coroner was notlflul at once, After a hasty examination the cause of death was found to bo heart failure, and the body wan reinovod to dough's under taking parlors. Mr. Bewly had boon dead'less than an hour when found. He was a farmer and retided about seven miles east of the city. Coroner Lane decided to hold no in quest over the remains as there could bo no doubt as to tha oause ol death. His brother at MoMinnvlllo has bom notified of tho death, and arrangements (or the burial will probably bo mode by him. ftwSsSiSSHS If a Man is in Love That's His Business. If a Girl is in Love That's Her Business. If They Get Married That's our business to furnish the man with & hie Aniiirr Onffif ni-i4 ia rin An il in "ft perfection. Everything a man wears is $ here. Every late style or whim of fashion x is hero-in Clothing, Shoes, Haberdashery or Mats, and every price is a fair, reasonable and satisfactoiy one. Get the girl we'll do the rest. G. W, Johnson & Co. The Popular Outfitters. - t2'ua22 JHJRIHnarafaHfflraHraHHB!HBHHIBBMl IB m S3 New embroidery silks, Crochet silks, embroid ery hoops, steel beads. ra m Holverson's u a R u D ra a B B B m m m m m H $ 60 wrappers 49c $ 90 wrappers 79c $1 00 wrappers 83c $1 25 wrappers 95c MBfflNBnHBaJWEMEZaMHHfflKiHHQEKHDBHMKB Auction Of tho stock of 8. Friedman, corner of Commercial and Statu Sis,, still continue every day lu the weuk except Monday and Friday. Bales begin at 2 o'clock of each day, but Saturday, at 1 o'clock. Goods uro golntr at n groat sanrilice, drawing eco nomic buyers in largo numbers, to tuko advantage of the op portunity to lay in n supply of useful nrtlcluH at their own price. Thu goods offered consist of dry goods, capos, jackuts, jerseys, coreots, hosiery, shoes, glovos, laces, embroidery, la dles' and children's underwear, glinni, jot, and othur fancy trfmmiugs, combs, purses, bucklus, rlbb'in, nrodono, ohoulllo, pon pons, bsads. jewelry, silverware, silk cord, silk tassels, silk and worsted braid and bindings, hats nnd hair orna monts, silk thread, twist aad einb. silk and numerous otitor nrticles This will be a groat chanco (or tho ladles, and tho house has been made convenient for thorn to attend. Will have a full forcoof help to attend to private sales, ut which wo also givo great bargains. ', : : i : : R. L. SAB IN Some Handsome Silk Waists Select styles; newest kinks as to cut. Not many of each, and hardly any two alike. Early choosing here is satisfac tory. $4.00 to $15.00 each Select the New Dress Now The bloom and freshness of spring is on every piece; the assortments are largest and the prices proper. Fine New Umbrellas "Closet the old one." You can well afford a new one at the prices we are selling them. The new line is. lull of new style handles. 49c to $6.00 each DALRYMPLE'S :l . . J.T it 257 Commercial St., Salem. New Walking Skirts, and Silk Waists Came yes terday. Holverson's m m m m m m m m u m u m m m u. io Wrapper Sa It started off well this morning. Every wrapper in the store Is in eluded in this salc--the Spring styles just come. It's a good time to save this week. These are the best bargains you ever bought. $ 1.50 wrapp's$ 1.25 $2.00 wrapp's $ 1.68 $2.50 wrapp's $2. 10 $3.00 wrapp's $2.68 Sewing Machines Standard Rotary. White Rotary White Shuttle Uosldofl cheap maohinos from 117.60 up. There's always economy In buying good goods and Standards and Whites represent tho best that money can buy. llowovor Kveryonc uan't pay tho price, but all families havo rowing to do, (lotiiu In and see our $96 machines. Home good second-hand maohines. good ones at (10, witli hi( h arm and ijulte a number of attachments, Olhr r low arm machines as low as fS, all ready to sew. Needles, oil and parts for all tnaahlnes, Impairing by N. II, Hurley, firing lu your old machine. F. A. WIGGINS 255-257 Llbeny St. Salem. Farm Mauhlnery, Wnuono, Buggies, 131 ovi'les, Sewing Maahlnes. O. H.MAOK SueeoflMor to Vt, J. M. Keone,. In White Corner, Hnlem Ore. Parties do; siring superior operations nt moderate' foo u any branoli are inespwlnl roquejt - . Dt Grace Albright,; GrtliuU'of American School or 0ttOMtby. t t l Every day except Sunday, Office noun 0 to 12 a. mi 1 to 4 p. in. Odd Fellows'. Temple, Cor. Court and High atroels. Phone. Main 2281. Dr. Tacie Beat, awlstast. fclI6S t itfWO ! . U' 4
